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I thought it was mid 2013 before na!

abeg when this guys dey recruit? i wan join them o! i no send!

mstcheew!

princenayo: If the elders of borno can guarantee safety, I command the JTF to leave immediately- GEJ.

Very true ....can they vouch for it?

miiraaj: Police should not be on the list because it has a class of its own. its like comparing a professor with secondary school students.

No TV around me and my internet cant capture motion pix without eating up all the bandwidth so am waiting for u guys to keep me updated without adding your own salt and pepper to it o!

saintneo: Ali Baba and the forty thieves.

and your point?

Okonji-Iweala at work...

This is getting crazy... Are we saying Buhari and co would resort to any means possible to acquire power? including violence? or they are co- sponsors of Boko haram... who knows.

HAH: This guys are not terrorist but are obviously working for the iranian intelligence agency they same way we have so many CIA and mossad agents everywhere.

Infact most countries do have intelligence agencies that gather infomation for them in foreign countries mostly locals are recruited to aid in that. In Nigeria we have the NIA who are mostly in foreign land gathering infomation, I personally know of somebody planted by NIA in a foreign land as a clergy.

Nigerias problem is not iran but salafis who are funded by saudi arabia but because saudi is a major US ally they are untoucheable,

The SSS should please stay clear of international politics and focus on our domestic threats.

Your real name and address pls?

1800bc: ***wait make i buy gala**

Ok am back...Iran na scam! Our Internal security boys are working and i trowey salute...keep up the good work jare! dont mind dem haters... ***if i catch you,i will stone u wit pure water satchet***

***wait make i buy gala**

hmmn...i smell something fishy in this report. Can anybody see an agency vendetta here or na only me dey see am?

It is well with naija... All this surmounting challenges na wash! We have survived a civil war...some european countries did not. What God has joined together let no man put asunder... This goes out specifically to ya'll clamouring for the disintegration of dis country...all na wash!

Wait for it....raining season dey come....

vicoloni: its bullshit! i cant tolerate bad spelling or is it by force to say something?

He sounds well articulated... I hope he means what he is saying sha.

they want to use backyard to infiltrate our country o!

Op ...stop misleading with ur topic... I presume you barely know what clueless means. Next time Use the title of the report as written on the source.

its like we are playing ''ten- ten'' in this country.

Billyonaire: Lets look at Eqypt and Syria. The price of Revolution is not a sweet potato pie. Internet warriors always wanting to use the information cyber highway to instill fear on the populace. I think we need cyber police.

YES O! we need cyber police if its possible to police the internet cos the internet is a cheap medium for spilling things from dirty stomachs and empty heads where gullible Nigerians just swallow,hook, line, sinker and the fishing boat plus the fisherman.

PointB: I like the thread topic (though it could do with editing). And in the spirit of looking beyond this pretentious apology for blasphemy there seems to be an aspect many of us are missing - betrayal of trust and friendship!

Has it ever occurred to any of you that there is something very wrong in the way, speed and manner el-rufia quickly gave up the name of the person who tweeted the initial comment as Ogunyemi Bukola's (@zeebook)
?
Wouldn't it have been better, if el-rufia simply stated it was a tweet by a friend which he ignorantly (or whatever) concurred/retweeted? Does his apology or defense absolutely mandate him to give away the name of the original source as Ogunyemi Bukola's (zeebook)? Couldn't el-rufia simply have accepted responsibility for endorsing the tasteless tweet rather than trying desperately to deflect the blame to his 'christian' friend Ogunyemi Bukola's (zeebook)?

In my book, this is akin to betrayal of trust and friendship. El-rufia in his desperate bid to save his own neck, hang his friend Ogunyemi Bukola's (zeebook) out to dry. This clearly is indicative of the nature of person rufia is. He is someone friends cannot rely on; someone who easily give up friends for simple opportunities (real or imaginary). If el-rufia can hang his friend out to dry, I wonder what he will do to his enemies (real or imaginary).

Beyond Rufia's pretentious apology for blasphemy, I also wonder what Ogunyemi Bukola's aka zeebook, would be feeling and think of his 'friend' el-rufia! I just wonder.

you too get sense PointB.... the man na snitch, he casted his paddy wen the heat still dey warm....if it were in the US now,na gang drive-by shooting them for use annihilate am!

Oga mi carry on jare...as long as we dont see the fall outs of that mission in Nigeria,all is well.

[quote author=Okija_juju]head should roll[/quote]not just roll...the heads should frog jump!

Get a Jaguar S-type 4.0...very fuel efficient and the AC na die! U dont even need to open the engine to check anything for a year.... All these toyota hype is overrated... I had only fuel pump issue with a 98 camry dat almost cost me 70k to fix as we kept changing fuel pump when the culprit was a blocked ''indomie'' ..dats wat the mechanics called it. My friend also had issues wit his camry fuel pump and the lingering exhaust pipe makes u become the panel beater's favorite anytime u pass a bad road.

Go with your guts cos i have a feeling you have already made a decision but need some reinforcement from us... Life is too short to live miserably in the name of love...wen u aint even married.

The purpose of the list is not to insult and offend Black women, but instead, it is supposed to be a fun way for any woman to take an inventory of herself with a desire to be honest about what she could do to become a better version of herself. To be honest, there were a couple of points on the list that had me giggling because I knew I was “guilty”.

Ladies, feel free to leave a comment and let me know where your “guilt” lies and how you plan to grow and develop so that you are not as “guilty”, a year from now. Men, feel free to add your thoughts, but please, go easy on us

Being “Unavailable”-Women who have a long list of things to do and somehow omit their man’s need for intimacy will eventually find themselves alone or feeling lonely.

Being “ignorant” and bringing drama to every situation-You know the type; every time she is involved in a situation, she brews up some conflict or drama. Saying things like “I’ll fight a n!&r”. This type of woman will show up at her man’s job and stir up something and could even get him fired.

Not being able to say “I’m sorry”. Nothing diffuses a potential fight like just humbling yourself and taking responsibility and accountability for your part in a disagreement.
Having unrealistic and unreasonable expectations-like cheating and expecting your man to “forgive” and forget.

Over-emphasizing their independence and saying things like “I’m a strong black woman,” usually as a disguise for irresponsible and selfish behavior.

Imposing double standards like expecting to be treated like a lady and acting like a “chicken-head”. Saying things like “what’s mine is mine and what’s his is mine”. Another example is expecting her man to be a provider in the old fashioned sense but won’t be a nurturer and loving wife in the old fashioned sense, or working at McDonald’s and demanding a lawyer, doctor or some high paid profession as a potential partner.

Having priorities in the wrong place and abandoning what is important to her man. Willing to go above and beyond for her “boss” at work but not for her man at home.

Trying to control EVERYTHING. Examples are: Trying to control her man’s beliefs and force her man to go to church, or telling her man what to do, or trying to be your man’s Mom and tell him what to wear etc

Being too flirtatious. It’s okay to be friendly but if your man has to wonder what would happen if he wasn’t in the room, then you may be taking it too far.

Not accepting her man for who he is and trying to change him.

Betraying her man’s confidence and privacy by talking about their relationship problems with another man (or women who love to bring men down).

Expecting your man to read your mind. Just communicate what you want and trust your man to deliver.

Being so insecure of yourself that you are constantly accusing your man of cheating or lying.

Being too clingy. Give your man his space. You can have your own interests and passions without making them more important than him.

Not being willing to try new things; being small and narrow minded.

Having loose morals. This kind of woman has no boundaries and does not seem to have a level of self respect befitting a woman that a good man would want to commit to.

Being right ALL the time and knowing EVERYTHING.

Letting her friends run her relationship, especially the ones who have failed in their own relationships or can’t seem to keep a man.

Being unsupportive and not able to affirm and encourage her man.

Comparing herself with other women and comparing her man to other men and coveting other people’s lives.

Trying to trick a man into making you pregnant. When he says he is not ready, he’s not ready. You can’t trick him and hope that he will change his mind along the way. Examples of this behavior are saying you’re on birth control when you know you aren’t or pricking condoms.

Having a negative attitude. This woman is discontent about everything and everyone. She complains about everything and there is just no pleasing her.

Women who take care of themselves until they get into a relationship and then start neglecting themselves and stop bothering with civility. These women look a mess and snap at their man anytime he speaks to them.

Competing with your man at everything. While it’s okay to be competitive, accomplished and even ambitious, your man should feel like you’re on his side not against him.

Pressuring a man to commit to you. If he wants to marry you he will and if you pressure him, it is more likely to push him away than it is to get him to commit.



http://www.ynaija.com/25-things-men-want-from-their-women-what-drives-them-away/