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Re: Anti-corruption War: What Do Nigerians Really Want? by IdisuleOurOwn(m): 4:01pm On Jul 26, 2015
SarahBabyxx:


Illushi cheesy nice!!!!.......my great grandma is from that side
. That's nice. Have you ever pay a visit to that area?
Re: Anti-corruption War: What Do Nigerians Really Want? by MizMyColi(f): 4:01pm On Jul 26, 2015
Whynotthetruth:


firstE VA ...counter the below listed;

Buhari runs so far the MOST insincere government ridden with confusion, bigotry, and vindictiveness... My facts below;

His anti-corruption confusion and lies...
https://www.nairaland.com/2475129/daring-president-halliburton-scandal-prosecution

His America achievement lies noting my analysis in page 2 wink
https://www.nairaland.com/2478091/dont-need-foreign-aid-buhari/2#36286769

His bigotry and lack of comprehension or analytical skill depicting a failure and inept personality

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=paLHi4ieE7A

In conclusion buhari is confused and a failure so far
...

Cc. philip s70, ba7ma n , Ghan di12 , Orlando Owoh .answers plzzzz


Is idisuleo urown also firstev a
Re: Anti-corruption War: What Do Nigerians Really Want? by joseph1832(m): 4:09pm On Jul 26, 2015
IdisuleOurOwn:


You never can tell bro.

CC: TheSonOfMark prove us wrong by putting your doubters to shame.

Maybe he got network problem.
Well you have a point. But whether he provides us with his articles as a freelance writer, I really don't care!.
Re: Anti-corruption War: What Do Nigerians Really Want? by Whynotthetruth(m): 4:09pm On Jul 26, 2015
MizMyColi:

Is idisuleo urown also firstev a
Am not sure...simply mentioning all of them that shows up in this thread...cheesy
Re: Anti-corruption War: What Do Nigerians Really Want? by Nobody: 4:10pm On Jul 26, 2015
IdisuleOurOwn:
.
That's nice.
Have you ever pay a visit to that area?

Nope I haven't sad.....howcome you were born there tho?? One of your parents from there?
Re: Anti-corruption War: What Do Nigerians Really Want? by TheSonOfMark(m): 4:12pm On Jul 26, 2015
gesundheit:



Are you not the same person, caught stealing coogar's lines against darkrebel on the beef at the romance section derailers thread.

Can you prove this?

That was Agapecharìs and not me. Don't type trash.

Cc: Darkenedrebel
Re: Anti-corruption War: What Do Nigerians Really Want? by IdisuleOurOwn(m): 4:16pm On Jul 26, 2015
SarahBabyxx:


Nope I haven't sad.....howcome you were born there tho?? One of your parents from there?

Nope.
My parents moved down there in the late 80's.

Though, it's my second home.

cc: MizMyColi, I have only 1 registered moniker which is the one am using now.
Re: Anti-corruption War: What Do Nigerians Really Want? by Nobody: 4:19pm On Jul 26, 2015
IdisuleOurOwn:


Na so I c am o!

cc: MizMyColi, I have only 1 registered moniker which is the one am using now.

You sabi speak the language?
Re: Anti-corruption War: What Do Nigerians Really Want? by TheSonOfMark(m): 4:25pm On Jul 26, 2015
[quote author=IdisuleOurOwn post=36293074][/quote]
You started by showing off that you study MLS, didn't you? I gained admission in the same here and I am in 400 level.

I stated where I did my I.T to rebuff your claims that I am an arts student.

Science is not an excuse not to articulate your sentences well. In fact, we scientists are encouraged to be more articulate so we can report scientific activities well enough.

Broaden your horizon. The said Joey Akan, the Assistant Editor, graduated from BIOCHEMISTRY so nothing stops you from working on your literary skills.


I argued with you based on party affiliations and not because you are a northerner.

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Re: Anti-corruption War: What Do Nigerians Really Want? by IdisuleOurOwn(m): 4:28pm On Jul 26, 2015
SarahBabyxx:


You sabi speak the language?
Why not.
The natives there speak Igala but not purely Igala sha and not Ibaji. The dialect is somehow mixed with Igbo from Anamuu area.

There is also Esan, Itshekiri, Isoko, Ijaw, Nupe, Ohrobo and few other minority tribes.


The area is populated with people with mix tribes.




There was a conflict that broke out when I was still a lil boy.
Did you hear about it?
Re: Anti-corruption War: What Do Nigerians Really Want? by MizMyColi(f): 4:30pm On Jul 26, 2015
Chei!gringringringringringringrin
Nairaland truly bridges divides.

There is no social stratification here.

Else tell my why someone who gained admission the same year I graduated and went for my National Youth Service Corps, would have the chutzpah to insult me so disdainfully like he did on one thread in the past.


Thank God I didn't dignify with a reply.
I'd be e-slapping myself silly by now.

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Re: Anti-corruption War: What Do Nigerians Really Want? by SeverusSnape(m): 4:32pm On Jul 26, 2015
MizMyColi:
Chei!gringringringringringringrin
Nairaland truly bridges divides.

There is no social stratification here.

Else tell my why someone who gained admission the same year I graduated and went for my National Youth Service Corps, would have the chutzpah to insult me so disdainfully like he did on one thread in the past.


Thank God I didn't dignify with a reply.
I'd be e-slapping myself silly by now.
Exactly!. on point Milady.

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Re: Anti-corruption War: What Do Nigerians Really Want? by Nobody: 4:35pm On Jul 26, 2015
IdisuleOurOwn:

Why not.
The natives there speak Igala but not purely Igala sha and not Ibaji. The dialect is somehow mixed with Igbo from Anamuu area.

There is also Esan, Itshekiri, Isoko, Ijaw, Nupe, Ohrobo and few other minority tribes.


The area is populated with people with mix tribes.




There was a conflict that broke out when I was still a lil boy.
Did you hear about it?

Well I'm talking about Esan gan gan....

Crisis in Esan?? I didn't hear about that
Re: Anti-corruption War: What Do Nigerians Really Want? by MizMyColi(f): 4:35pm On Jul 26, 2015
SeverusSnape:

Exactly!. on point Milady.

shockedshockedshocked
*Dancing Shoki*
Severus, Severuss, Severussnape is back.
Waow! Waow! Waow!

Oh my!
I literally let out a mild shout on seeing ya moniker.
Good to have you back dear.
You have noooo idea!cheesy

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Re: Anti-corruption War: What Do Nigerians Really Want? by IdisuleOurOwn(m): 4:37pm On Jul 26, 2015
TheSonOfMark:

You started by showing off that you study MLS, didn't you? I gained admission in the same here and I am in 400 level.

I stated where I did my I.T to rebuff your claims that I am an arts student.

Science is not an excuse not to articulate your sentences well. In fact, we scientists are encouraged to be more articulate so we can report scientific activities well enough.

Broaden your horizon. The said Joey Akan, the Assistant Editor, graduated from BIOCHEMISTRY so nothing stops you from working on your literary skills.


I argued with you based on party affiliations and not because you are a northerner.


You were the one who started showing off by throwing jabs simply because someone made mistake.

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Re: Anti-corruption War: What Do Nigerians Really Want? by SeverusSnape(m): 4:39pm On Jul 26, 2015
MizMyColi:


shockedshockedshocked
*Dancing Shoki*
Severus, Severuss, Severussnape is back.
Waow! Waow! Waow!

Oh my!
I literally let out a mild shout on seeing ya moniker.
Good to have you back dear.
You have noooo idea!cheesy
Hahaha... cheesy
Thank you so very much mizmycoli, I'm short of words. I really appreciate your concern and care.
Nagode smiley

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Re: Anti-corruption War: What Do Nigerians Really Want? by IdisuleOurOwn(m): 4:40pm On Jul 26, 2015
SarahBabyxx:

Well I'm talking about Esan gan gan....
Crisis in Esan?? I didn't hear about that
There was, and it claim lives.
Re: Anti-corruption War: What Do Nigerians Really Want? by Nobody: 4:41pm On Jul 26, 2015
IdisuleOurOwn:
There was, and it claim lives.
Wow! I didn't hear about it sad
Re: Anti-corruption War: What Do Nigerians Really Want? by SeverusSnape(m): 4:43pm On Jul 26, 2015
TheSonOfMark:

You started by showing off that you study MLS, didn't you? I gained admission in the same here and I am in 400 level.

I stated where I did my I.T to rebuff your claims that I am an arts student.

Science is not an excuse not to articulate your sentences well. In fact, we scientists are encouraged to be more articulate so we can report scientific activities well enough.

Broaden your horizon. The said Joey Akan, the Assistant Editor, graduated from BIOCHEMISTRY so nothing stops you from working on your literary skills.


I argued with you based on party affiliations and not because you are a northerner.



You're the man.

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Re: Anti-corruption War: What Do Nigerians Really Want? by MizMyColi(f): 4:46pm On Jul 26, 2015
smileysmiley
SeverusSnape:

Hahaha... cheesy
Thank you so very much mizmycoli, I'm short of words. I really appreciate your concern and care.
Nagode smiley

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Re: Anti-corruption War: What Do Nigerians Really Want? by TheSonOfMark(m): 4:47pm On Jul 26, 2015
IdisuleOurOwn:



You were the one who started showing off by throwing jabs simply because someone made mistake.

Good. I'd do it again when you type hogwash. After all, I am just adhering to rule 21.

We are suppose to be law-abiding users, aren't we?

By the way, it's "...because someone made a mistake". Kill yourself now.smiley

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Re: Anti-corruption War: What Do Nigerians Really Want? by IdisuleOurOwn(m): 4:54pm On Jul 26, 2015
TheSonOfMark:

Good. I'd do it again when you type hogwash. After all, I am just adhering to rule 21.

We are suppose to be law-abiding users, aren't we?

By the way, it's "...because someone made a mistake". Kill yourself now.smiley

Thank you.
I am only limited to the lab.
I love practicals. What about you?
Re: Anti-corruption War: What Do Nigerians Really Want? by TheSonOfMark(m): 5:03pm On Jul 26, 2015
IdisuleOurOwn:


Thank you.
I am only limited to the lab.
I love practicals. What about you?

I believe in all-round education. I do not rein in on my heightened curiosity - I let it roam.

The real world outside school isn't just science, art or humanities-based - the real world is a pot pouri of all these.

Being interested in various fields pays off in the long run.

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Re: Anti-corruption War: What Do Nigerians Really Want? by 1wolex85: 5:14pm On Jul 26, 2015
TheSonOfMark:

Who controls the EFCC? The President, right? Which party do the President, Silva and Fayemi belong to?

Why petition an anti-graft body which isn't independent and whose actions are according to the dictates of the President?

Why report to an umpire whose puppet master makes it prejudiced against seeming enemies?
this is just like saying PDP shouldn't participate in an election because Buhari appointed the INEC chairman. Fayose releases statements everyday mainly on issues that do not concern him,why doesn't he petition the efcc on this Fayemi case, if efcc doesn't act,then we can conclude.

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Re: Anti-corruption War: What Do Nigerians Really Want? by Nobody: 5:41pm On Jul 26, 2015
IdisuleOurOwn:


Which Estate? Kano estate, Lagos estate, Rivers estate, IMO estate, Borno estate Abuja estate?

There are different estates.
For me, its Borno estate otherwise known as AGM Quarters.
staff quarters of Ajaokuta steel company, it is close to Russian quarters. I was very young then though, below 5.
Re: Anti-corruption War: What Do Nigerians Really Want? by IdisuleOurOwn(m): 5:48pm On Jul 26, 2015
firstEVA:
staff quarters of Ajaokuta steel company, it is close to Russian quarters. I was very young then though, below 5.

That should be AGM quarters.

Close to s.a.e (Kano estate), it houses Russian staffs.
Re: Anti-corruption War: What Do Nigerians Really Want? by Nobody: 5:49pm On Jul 26, 2015
IdisuleOurOwn:


That should be AGM quarters.

Close to s.a.e (Kano estate), it houses Russian staffs.
yes, SAE, I attended SAE staff nursery school
Re: Anti-corruption War: What Do Nigerians Really Want? by IdisuleOurOwn(m): 5:58pm On Jul 26, 2015
firstEVA:
yes, SAE, I attended SAE staff nursery school

That's nice.

I attend St Peter nursery and primary school.
Re: Anti-corruption War: What Do Nigerians Really Want? by Nobody: 6:03pm On Jul 26, 2015
IdisuleOurOwn:


That's nice.

I attend St Peter nursery and primary school.
I miss the environment sort of, hills and rocks everywhere. Then we had lots of cashew.
Re: Anti-corruption War: What Do Nigerians Really Want? by Nobody: 6:04pm On Jul 26, 2015
TheSonOfMark:
Joseph1832 nigerianium
Dimwit, I am of the biomedical discipline in a federal university. I did my I.T in Rehoboth Specialist Hospital, D-Line, Port Harcourt.

I was hosted to an interview this month on Nairaland and everyone has my personal details.

I learnt early enough from the masters that for you to be truly educated you have to marry the Sciences and the Arts.

Da Vinci was an anatomist, a philosopher and an artist.

Newton and Kepler were both science-inclined and ardent literattis.

Einstein also co-wrote some of the 20th Century's most slapstick comedy pieces with Charlie Chaplin.

Science is not an excuse not to articulate yourself well enough.

Impressive lad smiley
Do you know the moniker billyonaire? I think he's your older brother
Re: Anti-corruption War: What Do Nigerians Really Want? by IdisuleOurOwn(m): 7:01pm On Jul 26, 2015
firstEVA:
I miss the environment sort of, hills and rocks everywhere. Then we had lots of cashew.


Aj city is sure a beautiful place to live in.
Good roads, portable water, good houses, uninterrupted power supply all thanks to the Steel plant situated there.

But now it has become a shadow of itself.
Re: Anti-corruption War: What Do Nigerians Really Want? by Nobody: 8:50pm On Jul 26, 2015
IdisuleOurOwn:



Aj city is sure a beautiful place to live in.
Good roads, portable water, good houses, uninterrupted power supply all thanks to the Steel plant situated there.

But now it has become a shadow of itself.
so I learnt.

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