₦airaland Forum

oyb:
mr whitewashed chistian mind, i don't seem to recall rejoicing.
maybe rather than being a ridiculous troll, you can answer the question

i mean, you are always going on about islam being arab hegemony and all that
why don't you put your intellect to answering my query

oyb:
feel free to start a thread on the arab colonialism of africa - now you're going to that ridiculous claim of the brits when they invaded africa - we're saving it from the arabs

instead of blathering show me actual evidence that arabs colonized parts of africa.

oyb:
please explain to me as a smart guy exactly how a military occupation by the us contributes to economic development

china was never occupied by the us - neither was india -

oyb:
^^^  even stranger is why any christian would want to use the name Allah at least going by what i see on nairaland. . .

FL Gators:
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Who wears the same shoes all the time
Some women are collectors.
Different fashion, different shoes, different styles, different colors. lol

Dont touch my shoes, I dont joke with them.  Or I will crush your bal.ls with my heels.[/color]

Opposition politicians are demanding visual proof that the NIgerian President is still alive and fit to govern, six weeks after he left the country for medical treatment.

President Yar’ Adua left Nigeria on November 23 complaining of chest pains and has not been seen in public since. He is thought to be receiving treatment for a heart condition at a clinic in Saudi Arabia, but his absence has created a dangerous power vacuum at the top of Africa’s most populous nation and one of the continent’s biggest oil producers.

While observers warn of an impending constitutional crisis, the Government insists that business continues as usual. Delivering the annual new year address in the absence of the President, Goodluck Jonathan, the Vice-President, insisted: “The ship of state continues to sail.”

Mr Jonathan said: “Although Mr President has been away from us for some time on account of a medical condition, he has maintained sustained interest and optimism (in state affairs). We are hopeful Mr President would return to us before long to continue his good works, with renewed vigour and vitality.”

eldee:
Me?? It's Sly that drags him to clubs.
I like to spend time in church, I even tried to get him to join the ushering department

OMO IBO:
I'm not sure what school youz lot went to.

The above is as clear as anything anyone can think of yet you people decide to overlook it?

Bloody hell, I bow for una.

The same gas Debosky claims comes from the Northsea is supplied by Russia.
Jesus Christ!

OMO IBO:
Bloody Tossers.
Read before you post balderdash.

Desbosky, is this what you mean by Uk gas come from the North Sea?

OMO IBO:
4 Play, You are a certifed naughty person.
If you read through the entire piece, i'm sure you'd have seen this:While the West needs Russian gas, Gazprom also needs markets outside Russia. As Spelman puts: "Europe is preoccupied with security of supply, but Russia is preoccupied with security of demand."

Kobojunkie:
Why? He is FREE to invest wherever he wants!!!

OMO IBO:
Oh Debosky, give it a rest.
A  considerable quantity of gas used in the UK comes from Russia.
Infact, Russia supplies Europe with gas.

UK must tackle reliance on Russia
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/markets/2809383/UK-must-tackle-reliance-on-Russia.html

Infrastructure restrictions mean that Gazprom supplies about 2pc of UK gas, but this will rise to 10pc and then 15pc in the short to medium term.

At present, Britain imports negligible quantities of gas from Russia but that is about to change.

Tippy Top:
I'd rather they do it themselves. Iranians have a stake in the betterment of their country's future. The only stake the Western world have is for the steady flow of oil. They really don't care about Iranian citizens and you know it. Why didn't America interfere in Burma, Aung San Suu Kyi has been a virtual prisoner for years.

France will become the first country in the world to ban 'psychological violence' within marriage later this year.
The new law, which would also apply to co-habiting couples, would see people getting criminal records for insulting their loved ones during domestic arguments.

Electronic tagging would be used on repeat offenders, according to the country's prime minister, Francois Fillon, who announced the law.

If it proves successful, it could be introduced in other European countries including Britain.

But critics dismissed the measure as a 'gimmick' which would be impossible to implement.

The law is particularly aimed at protecting women who currently suffer the worst attacks of this kind, ranging from off-hand comments about their appearance to threats of physical violence.

Citizens of 14 nations, including Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Nigeria who are flying to the United States, will be subjected indefinitely to the intense screening at airports worldwide that was imposed in the aftermath of the Christmas Day bombing plot, Obama administration officials announced Sunday.

But American citizens, and most others who are not flying through those nations on their way to the United States, will no longer automatically face the full-range of intensified security that had been imposed after the attempted bombing of a Northwest Airlines flight, officials said.

For Americans, the change represents an easing of the immediate response to the attempting bombing of the flight from Amsterdam to Detroit. But the action on Sunday further establishes a global security system that treats people differently based on what country they are from, evoking immediate protests from civil rights groups Sunday.

Citizens of Cuba, Iran, Sudan and Syria, which are considered “state sponsors of terrorism” as well as citizens from “countries of interest” that consist of Afghanistan, Algeria, Lebanon, Libya, Iraq, Nigeria, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Somalia, and Yemen, will also face the special scrutiny, officials said.

Passengers holding passports from those nations, or taking flights that originated or passed through any of these countries, will be required to undergo a full-body pat-down and extra scrutiny of their carry-on bags before they can board a plane to the United States