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Re: Nigerian Ambassador To Us, Oluwole Rotimi, Sacked by agaba123(m): 6:36pm On Feb 18, 2009 |
spikedcylinder:send them to the padded room. |
Re: Nigerian Ambassador To Us, Oluwole Rotimi, Sacked by Dede1(m): 8:13pm On Feb 18, 2009 |
It is very fortunate that Brigadier Oluwole Rotimi had to write what he been alleged to have written. When majority of Nigerians yearn for unity and continuous existence of the colonial contraption called Nigeria, I tend to cringe in my consciousness. Brigadier Oluwole Rotimi is not an ordinary Nigerian. The man is one of the few Nigerians who joined the military as a degree holder. He never commanded any combatant unit during the civil war because he came from the educational corp. It took long time for nemesis to catch up with him as person who is filled with ethnic bias. He constituted one of the reasons that led to killing of Brigadier Samuel Ademulugun who was also staunch tribal irredentist. With the assistance Rotimi and Shodinide, Brig. Ademulugun ran 1st Brigade as a Yoruba cantonment. I still wonder how he escaped the coup of January 15, 1966 while Ademulugun and Shodinide did not. |
Re: Nigerian Ambassador To Us, Oluwole Rotimi, Sacked by Becomrrich: 8:24pm On Feb 18, 2009 |
The remove of Gen Oluwole Rotimi was ethnics motivated and he owns no one an apology. You can take your Nigeria. the reason would be link to thier desire to replace him by Mr Ojo with an Igboman or Yar adua with a northerner. First of all Gen Oluwole Rotimi is a man of honour. And he does not deserve the disgrace Yar adua government is given him. He has more honour than even this people who are out to disgrace him. What he said about the biafra army is true. Even Ojukwu would agree he was not prepared for the war. he as said nothing wrong. I think they should offer him apology within the next 48 hrs. or else. We would start posting fraud commited by this same people against him. He is an old man and you can not disgrace him and you people did not know that before you offer him the appointment. And if he was upset to say that, you know chief Ojo would have done something really bad.? So what did chief Ojo do? that made Gen Oluwole Rotimi upset? Me too , I am saying it the biafra army was a ragtag army. some had no shoe, some of them carry knife to the war front. Is that not a ragtag army. Or please define what is ragtag? The man was not telling a lie. he only said the truth about the biafra army. they were a ragtag army. they were not prepared. I would look for video and paste it, so that you could see Gen Oluwole Rotimi was telling the truth. And we would appoint General Oluwole Rotimi as our own representative to the united state very soon. |
Re: Nigerian Ambassador To Us, Oluwole Rotimi, Sacked by Omolulu(m): 8:32pm On Feb 18, 2009 |
Nigeria's Ambassador to US fired?-The Inside Story Sunday, 15 February 2009 17:03 Saharareporters, New York The recently announced "sack" of Nigeria's ambassador to the US, General Oluwole Rotimi (Rtd) has revealed deep divisions in the team of Nigeria's Supreme Court-imposed president, Umaru Yar'adua. The ambassador, who spoke to Saharareporters briefly about his ordeal, said he is yet to receive any letter of sack from Yar'adua, contrary to a report by Thisday newspaper. When SaharaReporters reached Nigeria's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ojo Maduekwe, he also refused to speak about the reported sack of the ambassador. Throughout an intense question and answer with Saharareporters, he maintained he was away from Abuja and attending a burial. He directed our reporters to call "the headquarters in Abuja" to find out what is happening. Diplomatic sources told Saharareporters that Maduekwe was pushing the sack of the ambassador and might have used newspaper reports to pressurize Yar'adua to act upon the decision to sack Oluwole, since it was taking too long. The minister, according to our sources, had reported the Ambassador to Yar'Adua during the swearing-in–ceremony of President Atta Mills in Accra. Close Maduekwe reportedly made available to Yar'Adua a letter allegedly written by General Rotimi and circulated widely within the Minister's close-knit circle, including former president Olusegun Obasanjo. In it, the ambassador allegedly claimed to have defeated the Biafran Army while he was "Adjutant –General" in the Nigerian Army, but General Rotimi denies ever writing such a letter. He told Saharareporters that he was never an "Adjutant General" in the Nigerian Army but a "Quarter-Master-General". Standing his ground, he asked the media to ensure that whomever made the allegation substantiates it. He claimed that as an old man, he has friends across Nigeria and could not afford to put such a divisive statement in a letter to the minister. With Maduekwe refusing to speak about the issue, Saharareporters has not been able to confirm the existence of the letter officially. Our inquiries from one of the Thisday writers of the story did not yield any results: we were directed to speak with the Thisday Saturday editor in Lagos who is supposedly in possession of the letter that is now the subject of an intense ethnic and political debate. Further investigations by Saharareporters show that although the Minister for Foreign affairs may be using ethnicity to make his point in getting Rotimi recalled, he not exactly a respecter of people of his ethnic origin. Only last year, in a fit of anger, he wrote several letters in which he deployed and redeployed Nigeria's female Charge d'Affaires in Ethiopia, Mrs. Chigozie F. Obi-Nnadozie. He eventually sent her off to Trinidad and Tobago. Also a US-based Professor, Mobolaji Aluko, told Saharareporters that the minister, while he campaigned for former dictator Sanni Abacha to transmute into a civilian president in 1998, told him that they will have to solve the "Yoruba problem" Aluko said he still has Maduekwe's "final solution to the Yoruba problem in Nigeria" ringing in his ears since 1998. "Tell him that I said so, and ask him whether I did not confront him with it right there in New York at the Council of Foreign Relations". Abacha died soon after those events and Maduekwe moved to the new power brokers. His search for strong authority brought him to the top of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in 2007. Sources say Madukwe may have resented Ambassador Rotimi from the beginning because it was Obasanjo who nominated the ambassador as the former president was reconciling with his successor last year after a prolonged period of frosty relations. Yar'adua's supporters however became concerned that Washington DC was too sensitive to be left in the hands of Obasanjo and his men. As a result, the ambassador was left in the cold over official diplomatic activities and his deputy, Ambassador Wakili, dealt directly with Maduekwe and the presidency. General Rotimi, Saharareporters learnt, resented having to follow the minister around, on account of his advanced age, especially as Maduekwe has a taste for frequent and prolonged trips to the US. "The minister was notorious for spending weeks in the US just roaming around", a source in the Nigerian embassy told Saharareporters. During the United Nations General Assembly and the recently concluded inauguration of President Obama, Maduekwe spent several days in the US doing nothing in particular. As Nigeria's representative to the General Assembly, he was not allowed to make his presentation until almost everyone had left; even then, it was merely to read the speech of Yar'adua, who could not attend on account of his failing health. SaharaReporters also learnt that the Federal government sent two delegations to the Obama inauguration from Abuja even though no invitation had been sent to Abuja. Chief Emeka Anyaoku led one delegation while Minister Maduekwe led yet another. Ambassador Rotimi ran into trouble with Maduekwe when he requested that the two teams be merged together for managerial and reception reasons. Maduekwe, who is known to be a highly-egotistical man, refused all entreaties to accept that the older, more experienced Chief Anyaoku lead the two teams. He was also enraged by the refusal of the ambassador to surrender his inauguration tickets to him so that he could lead the Nigerian delegation to the inauguration. But this could not be done because the US Secret Service in Washington D.C. would not substitute or permit an uninvited Foreign Minister in place of an accredited Ambassador. Both Maduekwe and General Rotimi are close to former president Obasanjo, but as things fell apart between the duo, Maduekwe is said to have portrayed to Yar'adua that General Rotimi is still loyal to the former president as Rotimi had visited Obasanjo while the latter while Obasanjo was at the UN to present his report on the peace mission in the Congo. Coincidentally, Maduekwe himself also met with Obasanjo extensively and reportedly bad-mouthed Yar'adua to Obasanjo, telling the former president that Yar'adua arrives at Federal Executive Meetings (FEC) seated before everyone and doesn't move or speak as such, underscoring the gravity of his sickness. Saharareporters sources said Yar'adua will likely approve a statement by next week recalling Oluwole, since his hands have now been forced. Post a Comment |
Re: Nigerian Ambassador To Us, Oluwole Rotimi, Sacked by Becomrrich: 8:36pm On Feb 18, 2009 |
Not mind them. We would appoint General Oluwole Rotimi as our representative to the united state of america.
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Re: Nigerian Ambassador To Us, Oluwole Rotimi, Sacked by Becomrrich: 8:58pm On Feb 18, 2009 |
CURRICULUM VITAE OF: NAME/TITLE: - BRIG-GEN. (RTD) OLUWOLE ROTIMI, CON DATE AND PLACE OF BIRTH: - FEBRUARY 20,1935, ABEOKUTA NATIONALITY: - NIGERIAN STATE OF ORIGIN & LGA: - OGUN, ABEOKUTA MARITAL STATUS: - MARRIED SCHOOLS ATTENDED: AGO-OKO METHODIST SCHOOL, LISABI SCHOOL ABEOKUTA OLOWOGBOWO METHODIST SCH. LAGOS KINGS COLLEGE LAGOS UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF IBADAN ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS WITH DATE: CAMBRIDGE SCHOOL CERTIFICATE - 1954 CAMBRIDGE HIGHER SCHOOL CERTIFICATE - 1956 BA HONOURS – 1960 PROFESSION/OCCUPATION: - RETIRED MILITARY OFFICER PRESENT APPOINTMENT: - AMBASSADOR EXTRAORNINARY AND PLENIPOTENTIARY OF THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA TO THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA CAREER PRORESSION/WORK EXPERIENCE: 1960 JOINED NIGERIAN ARMY, SERVED IN THE UN FORCE IN THE CONGO QUARTERMASTER GENERAL, NIGERIAN ARMY 1966 COMMANDER, IBADAN GARRISON 1969-1970 MILITARY GOVERNOR WESTERN REGION NIGERIA APRIL 1971-1975 HOBBIES/SPECIAL INTERESTS: GRAND PATRON IBADAN POLO CLUB, PATRON ABEOKUTA SOCIAL CLUB PROFILE BRIG-GEN (rtd) OLUWOLE ROTIMI, CON, BA (LONDON), JSSC. Oluwole Rotimi was born on the 20th of February 1935 into a large and well known family at Oke-Ijeun quarters in Abeokuta. His father, John Oladeinde Rotimi made his mark first as a produce-buyer and later as a motor transporter while his mother, Efunwale Rotimi was a trader. Oluwole Rotimi’s education began at Ago-Oko Methodist School and through to Lisabi School in Abeokuta. Later he attended Olowogbowo Methodist School in Lagos. From 1950 to 1956 he went through his Secondary School Education at King’s College Lagos where he obtained the Cambridge Higher School Certificate. He later went to University College, Ibadan where he graduated with a Bachelor of Arts Degree of London University (2nd class) in 1960. He joined the Nigeria Army in 1960 and rose rapidly with his other colleagues and course mates to become a Brigadier-General in 1972. In his Military career he served in the Congo under United Nations Force between 1961 and 1962. He also attended many courses of instructions both within Nigeria and Overseas. He had varied postings in the Nigerian Army and distinguished himself as the first indigenous Deputy Quartermaster General of Nigerian Army in 1964 and also the third indigenous Quartermaster General in 1966. He commanded Ibadan Garrison from 1969 to 1970. As Quartermaster General, his department (Q Branch) provided logistics support for Federal war efforts against ‘BIAFRA.’ This was an enormous task as the Federal troops were ill-prepared and ill equipped for a war that lasted 30 months. Immediately after the civil war in 1970, he attended the Joint Service Staff College in Buckinghamshire in the United Kingdom. In January 1971, he was appointed a member of Nigerian delegation to the Commonwealth Heads of Government/Prime Ministers Conference in Singapore. In April 1971, he was appointed the Military Governor of the West. This area of Nigeria had a political notoriety of being described as ‘WILD, WILD WEST.’ Through the incumbent’s style of governance Western Nigeria was tamed. Under a peaceful and stable polity it was possible to achieve greater economic advancement and sustain existing infrastructural developments. The Rotimi Military Administration succeeded in establishing the following industries: 1. The Cement Factory at Shagamu 2. The Wire and Cable Factory in Ibadan 3. The Ceramic Factory in Abeokuta 4. The Wood Processing Factory in Ondo 5. The Palm Oil Mill at Okitipupa. The Military coupe of 1975 terminated Brig. General Rotimi’s meritorious military career. The Muritala/Obasanjo Military regime instituted an intensive probe of the 12 Military Governors/Administrator that served Gowon’s administration. The probe exonerated Brig. Gen. Rotimi and one other Governor as both were found neither to have abused their offices nor guilty of corruption. From 1975 and up till now, Brig. Gen. Rotimi has scrupulously refrained from partisan politics or any controversies whatsoever, devoting himself to his business and his family. As a patriotic citizen and an aspiring statesman, he contributes to all measures that promote the unity of Nigeria and elevate her to higher moral and ethical standards. It is in this quest for a better Nigeria that Chief Olusegun Obasanjo administration identified Brig. Gen. Oluwole Rotimi to head a Commission of Inquiry for the Investigation of Federal Government Landed Property in 1999. From his distinguished and meritorious service to Nigeria, Brig-Gen. Oluwole Rotimi was honored with a national award of Commander of the Order of the Niger (CON) in 2003. In 2005, Brig-Gen. Oluwole Rotimi was appointed a member of the National Constitutional Review Conference representing Ogun State. After intense pressure and lobbying, Gen. Oluwole Rotimi decided to join politics as a card carrying member of the Peoples Democratic Party of Nigeria. As President Olusegun Obasanjo’s administration was coming to an end, Brig. Gen (rtd) Oluwole Rotimi was appointed a member of the PDP Presidential Candidates Screening Committee. After the emergence of H.E. Alhaji Umar Musa Yar’adua as the PDP Presidential candidate, Gen. Oluwole Rotimi was appointed South-West coordinator of Musa Yar’adua/Jonathan Goodluck Presidential Campaign Council. In this capacity, the South-West Zone delivered five states out of six States to the PDP. As a community leader he is: 1. Chairman Ago-Oko Methodist Church Re-development project. 2. Former Chairman Nigeria Polo Association, Life Patron Ibadan Polo Club and member Board of Trustees of the Nigeria Polo Association. 3. Patron, Abeokuta Social Club. He is married with children. |
Re: Nigerian Ambassador To Us, Oluwole Rotimi, Sacked by osisi2(f): 9:06pm On Feb 18, 2009 |
BECOMERRICH, before you start drawing your maps just know that no one is questioning his capabilities,his age or his achievements (if any) His statement was unbecoming of an ambassador.and that's just about it. personally I have no respect for Nigerian military men and it looks like that's about all he did before he was made an ambassador. |
Re: Nigerian Ambassador To Us, Oluwole Rotimi, Sacked by Becomrrich: 9:10pm On Feb 18, 2009 |
If chief Ojo was been tribalist, why should they not tell it to his faces. This is the problem with Nigeria. Look, I would look at President Yar adua to his faces and call him tribalist if I found him to be. He can shoot me if he want. And his General Rotimi is age , or that of the president. And are we not africa. Even if he pick up a stick and carry chief Ojo on his lap. He as the right to do so under the africa culture. And we Yorubas are feed up with the way yar adua govt is treating Yorubas. we are feed up with his govt . we can say that yorubas should be more than 50% of the nigerian in the United state. Like I said General Oluwole Rotimi will be our representative to the united state of america. When we join the Republic of benin. |
Re: Nigerian Ambassador To Us, Oluwole Rotimi, Sacked by Becomrrich: 9:21pm On Feb 18, 2009 |
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gadabuke http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08476/gadabuke407.jpg gofa http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08476/gofa559.jpg gunduma http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08476/gunduma758.jpg inyagi http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08476/inyagi127.jpg kuru http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08476/kuru369.jpg kwaku http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08476/kwaku886.jpg laminga http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08476/laminga107.jpg nassarawa http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08476/nassarawa1491.jpg toto http://xs133.xs.to/xs133/08476/toto385.jpg rubochi http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08476/rubochi755.jpg wanda http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08476/wanda545.jpg ushan_bissa http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08476/ushan_bissa973.jpg yangoji http://xs433.xs.to/xs433/08476/yangoji594.jpg Niger state Bussa http://xs432.xs.to/xs432/08443/bussa230.jpg Bishura http://xs432.xs.to/xs432/08443/bishura859.jpg Bogi http://xs432.xs.to/xs432/08443/bogi557.jpg Bassura http://xs432.xs.to/xs432/08443/bassura281.jpg Auna http://xs432.xs.to/xs432/08443/auna457.jpg Kontagora 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Re: Nigerian Ambassador To Us, Oluwole Rotimi, Sacked by asha80(m): 9:25pm On Feb 18, 2009 |
In fact spam the whole place |
Re: Nigerian Ambassador To Us, Oluwole Rotimi, Sacked by Nobody: 9:32pm On Feb 18, 2009 |
**osisi: the same osisi who never has anything good to say about hausas or muslims - even your kinsmen say you're a tribalist - no be the celebrated 4 play wey say am before. madam double standards doing what she does best . Nairaland demagogue - matriatch of the my tribe better pass yours my religion better pass your movement why u no comment about the others ? abi i dey give u as u call am - sleepless nights maybe if u take genuine sleeping pills and not the stuff your kinsmen in onitsha sell when peopel start talking about osu, you suddenly remeber wikipedia which you never have had anything good to say about in the past Rotimis comment on the ragtag army was just his attempt at twisting the knife . if nairaland has taught me anything it is that 90% of ibos are closet biafrans |
Re: Nigerian Ambassador To Us, Oluwole Rotimi, Sacked by Becomrrich: 9:44pm On Feb 18, 2009 |
That why we have said let them join us with Benin republic. We do not need this nonsense. And The igbos and Hausa would remain in Nigeria , since they love themself and hate us. To avoid genocide in future.
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Re: Nigerian Ambassador To Us, Oluwole Rotimi, Sacked by Nobody: 10:02pm On Feb 18, 2009 |
remainbarmy no body spams it better |
Re: Nigerian Ambassador To Us, Oluwole Rotimi, Sacked by osisi2(f): 10:52pm On Feb 18, 2009 |
Is there no one who knows the family of this beccomerich of a fellow? I'm very concerned about his mental status |
Re: Nigerian Ambassador To Us, Oluwole Rotimi, Sacked by osisi2(f): 10:54pm On Feb 18, 2009 |
oyb: Is it my fault there's nothing good emanating from those quarters but misery and more misery? Even 4play (your idol) agrees with me on that one. BTW someone should quote this 4play's post calling me a tribalist. |
Re: Nigerian Ambassador To Us, Oluwole Rotimi, Sacked by MrCrackles(m): 10:59pm On Feb 18, 2009 |
Becommrich Dem swear for your papa or shey na craze wey scatter ur medula oblongata? Fucking grow up for fuc.k sake and stop being a nuisance!! |
Re: Nigerian Ambassador To Us, Oluwole Rotimi, Sacked by KnowAll(m): 11:02pm On Feb 18, 2009 |
Been a tribalist is like been a racist there is nothing to celebrate about it. All of u who are tribalist u should all cover your faces in shame. |
Re: Nigerian Ambassador To Us, Oluwole Rotimi, Sacked by Nobody: 11:04pm On Feb 18, 2009 |
**osisi: is it my fault that you people practise the caste system? is it my fault that you people love $ so much that you sell fake/adulterated drugs is it my fault that you breed and sell babies? is it my fault that you have armed psychotic militias (bakassi boys) is it my fault that abia state is dirty seems there's so much love and joy emanating from your side two can play that game i have told you before - all i learnt about tribalism and religious hatred - i learnt from you - you are indeed a great teacher - look at hotfumni your most prodiguos student - when she came to NL , it was all about men bashing . . .when that obviously did not work (it only gained her unpopularity) - she turned to you and boy did you teach her well - see people salivating over her - who says hatred doesn't sell abeg no call 4play my idol - na dawoda idol |
Re: Nigerian Ambassador To Us, Oluwole Rotimi, Sacked by osisi2(f): 11:10pm On Feb 18, 2009 |
oyb: even on my worst day,this woman here is way smarter than 10 oyb's combined |
Re: Nigerian Ambassador To Us, Oluwole Rotimi, Sacked by osisi2(f): 11:22pm On Feb 18, 2009 |
Yoruba people will talk, Kwara state indigenes go waka,come begin talk too? ha! there's nothing I won't see |
Re: Nigerian Ambassador To Us, Oluwole Rotimi, Sacked by Nobody: 11:22pm On Feb 18, 2009 |
wetin you expect - abi u forget say igbos are the leaders in everything the master tribe - the 'jews ' of africa all those things u highlighted - we are just following in your illustrious footsteps you guys are regular role models i no say na you teach me tribalism? small time now we too go begin import toxic waste na so everybody see your tribal remark turn to tribal mark i look that thing like five times before e clear. na wetin pesin dey expect from you |
Re: Nigerian Ambassador To Us, Oluwole Rotimi, Sacked by osisi2(f): 11:27pm On Feb 18, 2009 |
oyb: Biko delete those highlighted ones quickly before someone calls you a mumu follow follow Infact delete the whole thing sam sam! How can you let us influence you like this? Una no get brain? |
Re: Nigerian Ambassador To Us, Oluwole Rotimi, Sacked by KarmaMod(f): 11:27pm On Feb 18, 2009 |
BTW someone should quote this 4play's post calling me a tribalist. Happened a few months back, but the thread was cleaned up and locked away. |
Re: Nigerian Ambassador To Us, Oluwole Rotimi, Sacked by osisi2(f): 11:30pm On Feb 18, 2009 |
KarmaMod: Let me catch him see how he's not been here since this year maybe he's been deported to Onitsha for calling me names |
Re: Nigerian Ambassador To Us, Oluwole Rotimi, Sacked by Nobody: 11:33pm On Feb 18, 2009 |
**osisi: eh your most notorious protege/imitator - hotfunmi is a mumu with no brain ? |
Re: Nigerian Ambassador To Us, Oluwole Rotimi, Sacked by KarmaMod(f): 11:36pm On Feb 18, 2009 |
**osisi: Lol apparently he's a newlywed. when he's tired of his wife, he'll be back so I predict in 2 weeks |
Re: Nigerian Ambassador To Us, Oluwole Rotimi, Sacked by Nobody: 11:45pm On Feb 18, 2009 |
is it my fault that you people practise the caste system? like burying obas with their castrated slaves/which has passed out while yours is still gwaxing strong - maybe if we pretend it doesnt exist it wil go away. . . is it my fault that you people love $ so much that you sell fake/adulterated drugs like my pikin teething powder makers in Lagos that have killed 100 children and counting./which cannot match the total number of Nigerians that your kinsmen have maimed. yours truly ingested fake septrin in 1999 - i woke up with my eyes almost swollen shut is it my fault that you breed and sell babies? like that Dr adebayo or whatever they call him in Akwa Ibom/who is he - is he the child witch healer sort of that ur stealer of mens mojo from the sun article is it my fault that you have armed psychotic militias (bakassi boys) like alaye,area boys and OPC/ who do not crucify 'armed robbers' while mobs of 'peaceful' ibos cheer them on [/quote] wish him all the best - in one of dawodas posts he said a newly married friend of his was hearing it from his wife - that the woman changed after they got married. any guesses on who this friend might be . maybe madam has banned him form NL |
Re: Nigerian Ambassador To Us, Oluwole Rotimi, Sacked by damola1: 12:02am On Feb 19, 2009 |
All of these crooks don't deserve my time, I grow up calling "up nepa", right now, I am using generator, my son will most likely also call up NEPA, I wished all of dem could die like rats, so that proper educated human beings can rule us, I mean, can you imagine, a president giving his 21 year old daughter out to a Gov. who has WIVES, not wife, but WIVES, what do you expect from such a man that can do that to his own family member, Nigeria's future is extrememly bleak, God go save us, |
Re: Nigerian Ambassador To Us, Oluwole Rotimi, Sacked by osisi2(f): 12:39am On Feb 19, 2009 |
oh ,so 4 play was serious about the wedding thing. Wonderful No wonder he's been away wow I'm happy for him. |
Re: Nigerian Ambassador To Us, Oluwole Rotimi, Sacked by osisi2(f): 12:41am On Feb 19, 2009 |
oyb: please leave me alone. Jnr is now 2 years old,go and get busy with making Risikat abi Kudirat BTW that your little boy is cute. |
Re: Nigerian Ambassador To Us, Oluwole Rotimi, Sacked by yarodin: 1:21am On Feb 19, 2009 |
, I just love the way some of our yoruba brothers and sisters like to caste the yorubas as the only honest, hardworking, super christian, friendly, untribalist, anti 419, etc etc etc tribe in Naija. I don't understand why the kettle keeps calling the pot black. |
Re: Nigerian Ambassador To Us, Oluwole Rotimi, Sacked by KarmaMod(f): 2:01am On Feb 19, 2009 |
**osisi: I agree. Oyb, we want to see a daughter this time |
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