kellyJames5:




Nothing makes one feel better than doing what he/she likes . So if it makes you happy;no need "hands-ing off"



No.

kellyJames5:


I use to think it isn't.

But I found out it is

I beg to differ still

Thanks for your company.
My eyes are gradually shutting.
Here's hoping you find some sleep too (if you're in Naija).
Sweet dreams

MizMyColi:


Yeah, true that..
Ohhhhh, I do like politics.
Discussing it...face to face with people especially, takes me to this whole new level of energy and my eyes glow.

Like when I first came into the ROM section, I thought that was all there was to NL...I used to consider this section a place for the craziest of them all.
How I came here and found some footing remains a puzzle sha.

Well, Guidance counselling, which is pretty much what I do in other sections feels more like home. There's something uplifting about helping someone....y'know, doing stuff for the joy of others....not because you don't deserve joy yourself, but because, perhaps, you're operating from the level of awareness that it is in giving that we receive.

MizMyColi:

I beg to differ still
Thanks for your company. My eyes are gradually shutting. Here's hoping you find some sleep too (if you're in Naija). Sweet dreams

sdindan:
One is a terrorist and pedophile
The other is a man love by his pple
And was given 95% support
Meaning Jonathan is still my president

Ebukaobi:


WTF??

This has to be funniest comment ever!

You mean in your village? Like seriously?

Nairaland is the place to be if you have self esteem issues.

Ebukaobi:


No I don't suffer from from self esteem issues.

I dont seek validation on an anonymous forum to make ridiculous proclamations like you have done tonight.

Actually you are not opinionated or strong. Strong women let their words speak for themselves. Strong women do not engage in self praise. It is a weakness . Weak women seek validation and are content with their very limited abilities that they erroneously imagine as strengths.

I am not been unnecessarily harsh, but to be frank with you, you are well below average when it comes to articulation.

@ Topic

I am still waiting for evidence that Buhari is related to the INEC Chairwoman as you earlier claimed. I wont hold my breadth.

Ebukaobi:


1. The manner in which you write is headache inducing

2. You need to work on your paragraphing and structure. No offence intended.

3. As for spoon feeding, that is an apt description of yourself, dont you think?

4.One will expect that someone that claims to be one of Africa's most envied and best female writers ( ) will be more coherent and deliberate in her delivery. I would have imagined that these are skills that they teach at a primary level.
As expected, you have displayed your cognitive limitations yet again. Typical.

5.You earlier claimed that the Inec chairperson was Buhari's in-law and remarkably, you have now conveniently changed your tune. As one of Africa's best, I expect that you know that newspaper articles are not the best way to show familial relationships. I expected you to give me evidence that Buhari is indeed related to the woman.

6.Even more shockingly, you are conjecturing on the circumstances surrounding Slyva's court case. I asked for evidence and not conjectures or unsubstantiated reports .

7.You conveniently refused to provide evidence (well a newspaper article) that Oduah is still under investigation.

8. I am not having any argument with you. You dont measure up.

DickTator1:
Why does Buhari always wear black on foreign trips, cult tins?

melodies:
I actually admire Mizmycoli, a politically informed woman is somewhat of a rarity these days. Maybe a woman might be the change agent Nigeria so desperately needs right now.

Thanks.

A major look at national histories and you would find that women have always played catalytical roles.
They have been pivotal in the advancement of civilization.

This is not me putting down the men....I am a total proponent of mutual respect among/across all genders.
Matter of fact, I belong more...in terms of forging friendships and alliances, with the male folk.

However, I think politics is one area where the potential/role of women is somewhat undermined.
Though we saw 360° changes in the times of OBJ/GEJ combined......
If such tempo is sustained, then good things lie in wait.

Without any feeling of prejudice, I daresay that women are the future, and, we need to rise up to the occasion.

kellyJames5:



Don't tell me you still looking out for any other pointer to know you gonna be "Ellen Johnson/Merkel" of our country.
Hope you somewhat giving it a thought.





Actually that was what attracted me to you;I mean your advice and counsel stands out. I must commend;you are gifted in that area. Kudos!

I'm just seeing this.

Looooooooool
Good Morning btw.

Oh well, I really don't know much about Merkel, but I can categorically tell you that Mummy Akunyili inspired me more (in death).
Nothing beats being a follower in the home front, and an activist/leader in the grand scheme of things.

I liked that her husband stood by her, I liked that she settled with someone who didn't see a need to clip her or place her under any role of subserviency. The man clearly loved her.

Scenes from her wake-keep flash in my memory as I write....
As it was then, it occurs to me now, that that's the kind of life I'd want.....even better.
And so be it.

MizMyColi:


Yeah, true that..
Ohhhhh, I do like politics.
Discussing it...face to face with people especially, takes me to this whole new level of energy and my eyes glow.

Like when I first came into the ROM section, I thought that was all there was to NL...I used to consider this section a place for the craziest of them all.
How I came here and found some footing remains a puzzle sha.

Well, Guidance counselling, which is pretty much what I do in other sections feels more like home. There's something uplifting about helping someone....y'know, doing stuff for the joy of others....not because you don't deserve joy yourself, but because, perhaps, you're operating from the level of awareness that it is in giving that we receive.

Mogidi:
One president respects women the other hates women.

ARIZONA123:
. Saw a mail with ur name on it. Was that really you or was ur account cloned? I have gat more enemies here than friends

Lol
That was me.
Good Morning.

I wanted making inquiries, I'm still very much open to that though.

Mogidi:
One president respects women the other hates women.

MizMyColi:


Be sure to spill your intestines as you puke.
Swerve joorh!

If I've become a sycophant isn't it obvious I've learned from you?

You lot can't differentiate when a person's clearly goofing around and when a person's d-serious.

So much for being blinded by hate

BALLOSKI:
I can assure you that you want like the path you are taking when it gets rough.

MizMyColi:


You and I know that this is your alternate account, quote me with your main account.

I don't do Alts....not when I can help it.

BALLOSKI:
oh, sorry! The post wasn't for you. I wanted to quote somebody else.



This account was created over 5 years ago, I don't know why it's an alt account in ur eyez. I don't know u and I'm sure you don't know me too.

melodies:
I actually admire Mizmycoli, a politically informed woman is somewhat of a rarity these days. Maybe a woman might be the change agent Nigeria so desperately needs right now.

MizMyColi:

Mogidi:
One president respects women the other hates women.

melodies:
Thanks.

A major look at national histories and you would find that women have always played catalytical roles.
They have been pivotal in the advancement of civilization.

This is not me putting down the men....I am a total proponent of mutual respect among/across all genders.
Matter of fact, I belong more...in terms of forging friendships and alliances, with the male folk.

However, I think politics is one area where the potential/role of women is somewhat undermined.
Though we saw 360° changes in the times of OBJ/GEJ combined......
If such tempo is sustained, then good things lie in wait.

Without any feeling of prejudice, I daresay that women are the future, and, we need to rise up to the occasion.[/font]

Many of our present women folk shudder at activism and politics. Even the few that are visible have men in the background pulling their strings like puppets. Meaning they are simply fronts that could be replaced if they fail to be loyal.

How many of them are activists rooting for self determination for their fellow women aside from lining their pockets?

MizMyColi its well

Omotayor123:

Can you tell me the job /usefulness of PEJ over there


All for Show and waste of National Treasure!

sdindan:
One is a terrorist and pedophile
The other is a man love by his pple
And was given 95% support
Meaning Jonathan is still my president