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ideology: If you were soldier going to save people and you find out that some of the people u wanna save are supporting the enemy,so in ur dunce head, u believe that d borno citizens will support boko haram to come and invade them, kill them, destroy their properties and livelihoods. U are a dunce of d highest order. After now u will call urself an educated person. So all d civilian JTF dey form are for boko haram. Tribalism and sentiments make someone to have low IQ |
Na wa oooo. Sincerely speaking we Nigerians are gullible. See how dis rumour jus spread all over d nation. |
ehen, is there any big deal in abstaining from sex. Its very very possible as far as u follow d rule which is to get married early and avoid being in seclusion wit d opposite sex. |
c hw dis OP jus turn the nai story to something else. From the main story, did she said d article is abt her? |
Despite growth which has made Nigeria Africa 's largest economy , Nigerian migrants do not want to return home . Johannesburg , South Africa - A little more than four months ago , Nigeria overtook South Africa as Africa ' s largest economy . But for the legions of Nigerians who left the West African nation in search of greener pastures and for whom Gauteng - South Africa ' s richest province - has become a home , they are not in a hurry to return to their native country . Many moved into Hillbrow in Johannesburg in the mid - 1990 s. Their homes and businesses spread to the Yeoville , Randburg, and Windsor areas which some South Africans now call " Nigertowns " because of the Nigerian migrants . Their vibrant culture , fashion and way of doing business have expanded to the conservative streets of Pretoria , South Africa 's capital. Fidel Obi , 50 , has lived in South Africa for 19 years and runs a business dealing in hair extensions and groceries . He is unimpressed by the news that Nigeria is now the continent 's largest economy . " This so -called growth has nothing do with the man in the street . People like me will never benefit from it because of poor governance and greed by those we have elected to run the country , " Obi told Al Jazeera . " When they want to be elected they promise heaven on earth , but once they are in power , they forget to look after ordinary people . The lawmakers there are some of the highest paid in the world, and I am sure they will be the ones who will benefit from the economic growth, not us . If you don ' t know a godfather or are not related to someone of influence , you will not get a job. " The difficulty in finding work is the principal reason why some Nigerians do not want to return home . Statistics show Nigerian unemployment rising by 16 percent on an annual basis , the most affected being the youth - at 50 percent . Jobless but happy Superficially analysed , the employment situation appears somewhat similar to that of South Africa where 50 percent of the youth are unemployed . Yet youth unemployment in South Africa pales into insignificance when Nigeria 's population of 178 . 5 million is compared with South Africa ' s 53 million . For some Nigerians like Ben Dada, 30 , life in Africa 's richest country , even for those without jobs , is still better than in Nigeria . " I left Nigeria because I was struggling to find a job . I have been in South Africa for a year and I still don ' t have a job, but I am not planning to go back home because of constant water and electricity cuts , " Dada said . Dada, who left his wife and children in Nigeria , secured a temporary job as a bouncer in a Johannesburg night club but is now out of work. In the South African suburbs they now call home , Nigerians tend to keep to themselves . Many have opened their own businesses and employ people from across the continent who are not necessarily South Africans . Many are business savvy and see a lot of opportunities where even South Africans do not. Some business ideas come out of a desire for cultural preservation and a bit of nostalgia , with many entrepreneurs importing West African foods, traditional fabrics , cosmetics , and Nigerian films in the form of DVDs. On every street corner there is either a restaurant or a fast -food outlet selling Nigerian cuisine while the music of Lagos, Nigeria 's commercial capital, belts out. The youth have transcended their cultural dress and now dress a bit like American rap artists with their baggy , sagging trousers , huge shirts , and hairstyles to match . Women are just as trendy as men , wearing knee - high boots, complete with immaculate make- up and hair extensions . It was in the fashion world that retired teacher , now turned hairdresser , Ani Ojiofor , 50 , found a niche seven years ago when she arrived in South Africa . " When times are good we make a lot of money because many women do not mind spending when it comes to hair , " says Ojiofor . She says her hair salon, based in Randburg north of Johannesburg , was doing well a few years after its launch, but it appears South Africa 's economic downturn is beginning to have an impact on it . Nigeria growth vs South Africa According to Statistics South Africa , an agency that gathers data, the country 's growth contracted by 0 . 6 percent in the first quarter of 2014 due to the crippling strike in the platinum sector , which has been described by the National Economic Development and Labour Council as the longest and the costliest in the country ' s history . Nigeria has recently rebased its Gross Domestic Product ( GDP) to a revised estimate of $510 bn in 2013 , an 89 percent jump from the previous $269 bn . This has helped it trump South Africa 's GDP of $350 . 6bn in the same period. Chris Becker, an economist and chief Africa strategist at ETM Analytics , a macroeconomic advisory and consultancy firm in South Africa , says the rebasing of the GDP - taking into account sectors that generate money but have been previously neglected - is not in relation to the actual growth. It is , he says , just a realignment of numbers that were not calculated in the past . " I don 't think we will be losing too much to Nigeria as an investment destination . Investors do not only concentrate on the Gross Domestic Product of a country . They understand the dynamics that go far beyond that. They would , for instance, base their decisions to invest on how developed the infrastructure is or on whether the environment to conduct business is conducive . They would also consider income inequalities . " Becker says statistics barely encourage people to move to countries in search of better lives . " Maybe in 10 to 15 years - if Nigeria 's economy accelerates and South Africa 's contracts - that's when people may start thinking of moving back [ to Nigeria] , " he told Al Jazeera . Dexter Mahachi , a researcher at Amari Africa Securities , which studies economic trends in Africa , concurs that Nigerians are unlikely to head home soon . " The rebased GDP doesn 't offer new opportunities . Those industries that have helped to increase the numbers have always been there , " Dexter said . " Nigerians who are operating businesses in South Africa are favoured by the availability of sophisticated infrastructure , electricity , running water , shopping malls that are frequented by people with more disposal income . " John Chukwu , an economist at Cowry Asset Management in Nigeria, says Nigerians in South Africa are not qualified in the industries that are driving growth in Nigeria, and may even struggle to find work. " They do not have proper skills needed by Nigeria 's economy . Most of them are uneducated . Those who are educated would be teachers and lecturers in tertiary institutions which do not offer salaries that are attractive enough for them to return [ home ] , " Chukwu said . Xenophobia Foreigners in South Africa have suffered xenophobic attacks but few Nigerians have fallen victim. In 2008 , 64 people were killed and 1, 600 displaced while hundreds were injured . Poor South Africans have continued to attack outsiders accusing them of stealing their jobs and women . " So far there are not many Nigerians, if any , who have been victims of these attacks because we do not live in the townships. People who are more aggrieved by foreigners are in the townships because they are unemployed , " said Dada. Follow Tsidi Bishop on Twitter: @ tsidibish source: http://m.aljazeera.com/story/201472212447557862
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Sile12: 7. Devil's pool.(Victoria Fall Zambia).Are dis whites nt scared? Dey are even smiling. |
This white ppl get mind oooooo. No wonder dey have been able to achieve a lot of things in life on terms of science and technology and business. Dey are great risk takers, and for u to be successful in life, u need to take risk. Dat is what d whites that has been better than u. Dey like to explore to even to d impossible. Salute to them. |
What about UAE, South Africa and Kenya? I dont expect Nigeria to be even in d first 50. |
Ahuitzotl: [color=#1980BC] That is what's up in the North.Out of 10 northerners on the average 8 are very poor with the crass ignorance in the area coupled with religious extremism this stat will worsen.Until the likes of Dangote and co invest on the education and economic upliftment of the wretched northern populace (women and children), this here propaganda "lions of arewa" will not wash....It should be redubbed " Fat cats of arewa serfdom" [/color]And who told u d like of Dangote dont invest in education or health in d north. Do u knw hw many building Dangote is sponsoring in Bayero University, Kano and also health center he is building as a gift for d kano populace? Nt only Dangote bt many other rich men frm d north. U will nt knw this cos dey dont blow their trumpet and many media tend to shy away from good news in d north bt will be eager to broadcast any bad news jus to sell. Media is a poweful tool, that is y many Americans are ignorants abt Africa and also d ongoing massacre in Gaza. And wat u ppl call poor poor poor all d tym is over exaggerated. There is poverty in d whole nation and an average hausa man os a contended person that is y dey live a very simple lifestyle. They are also entrepreneur in nature wit honesty. U need to travel out and stop being feed wit lies. And mind u am nt an Hausa guy bt has live in d north for quite long tym to see many things are nt as protray in d media. |
Arsenate: have you been to Gombe? that's one fine town. truly northerners don't blow their trumpets. they just go about doing their things quietly.I hav nt been to Gombe bt heard alot abt it. Gombe is one of d most peaceful state in Nigeria bt many southerners wouldn't agree wit it. To dem every state in d north frm Benue to Jigawa is a dead zone, LOL. Very funny assertion. |
Lordlexyy: And all the stolen crude oil, ransome for kidnap, militancy, government patronage, fat budget, 13% derivation has failed to transformed the Niger Delta making it look like one hell of a cisse pit. That's one features of failures, making excuses and looking for whom to blame for their backwardness. Better management and judicious used of these allocations to the south south would have made Abuja look like one country home, but no, the leaders, typical of Nigerian opportunist are more concern about self than the general well being of the people. You will do well to direct your grievance to them.U dey mind d guy. Do u knw dat despite d more money dey accrued frm d FG and oil companies amd with their small population, many states in d north are still far better than wat dey are. |
BEWARE The bigots don dey show small small. Dey never wanted to hear any good news abt d north, it give dem running stomach. North are nt known to blow their trumpet. Many ppl dont knw that right now one of d best governor in Nigeria today is Dr Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso of Kano state. Bt jus cos kano state government and their ppl dont engage much on PR propaganda, they will nt knw d massive human and economic development goin on in kano state now. Ciao |
That number 5 which is cohabiting can only happen and be tolerated in d south, it's hard to find that kinda lifestyle among d northern ppl. Dey abhore it seriously. Anyhw sha society differ, wat is tolerated here may nt be tolerated there. |
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A native doctor and suspected ritual killer arrested by the Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) of the Lagos State Police Command has said that he grinds human heads into powder as charm for ladies who are looking for choice husbands and big contracts. Olasunkanmi Owolabi, a 43-year-old native of Oyo town, said the concoction is also used as cure for stubborn sores, mental illness, sickle cell anaemia and epilepsy. He also said had planned to establish a specialist native hospital if government gave him the approval. Continue... Arrested with Owolabi were his two co- travellers, Clement Omodijie and Usman Saliu a.k.a. Alfa. Omodijie, a 54-year-old indigene of Ekpoma, Edo State, says he is married with three children. A grave digger at Gbogbo Cemetery, Ikorodu, Lagos on a monthly salary of N22,000, he said he had worked at the cemetery for five years before he was arrested by SARS operatives. Saliu, a 31-year-old native doctor from Ilisa town in Osun State and Owolabi’s ally, said he trained as an alfa (Islamic cleric) at Ralwu Islamic School, Ikewu, Osun State where he claimed he spent nine years learning native medicine. A police source said the three had been charged with unlawful possession of human parts. Owolabi (43), who was arrested on June 22 this year, was said to have requested a human head from Omodijie, saying that he needed the skull to prepare a medicine for his patients. Omodijie obliged Owolabi by exhuming a corpse from one of the graves in the cemetery where he worked and delivering the head to Owolabi. Upon a tip-off from a member of the public, the Lagos State Commissioner of Police, Umar Manko, was said to have directed the officer in charge of SARS, Abba Kyari, a Superintendent of Police, to fish out the ritual killers. Kyari immediately swung into action with his team. He put a call through to Saliu, saying that a human head was urgently needed to save the life of a wealthy patient whose illness had defied orthodox medicine. Saliu asked the detectives to come to Ikorodu for the transaction. But he was arrested as soon as he showed up at the agreed place. The human head he came with was recovered and put in a polythene bag as an exhibit. confessing his role in the saga omodijie said, “i was content with being a grave digger before i met owolabi in a restaurant in front of the cemetery in gbogbo area of ikorodu. since i met owolabi, my life has not been the same again. I have moved from one problem into another. i was enjoying my N15,000 monthly salary as a grave digger before i met him and he lured me into supplying human heads to him at n4,000 each. “The naked truth is that there is nothing reasonable i have done with the n4,000 per human head that he has been paying me. i used it to drink gin or smoke cigarettes with it. it is the devil’s money. “i hardly fell sick since i was born. but after selling human heads to him, my health has been deteriorating. I buy drugs as if it is food, making me to spend more money than before. “i was moulding blocks before i secured a job in the cemetery as a grave digger. we were paid on a daily basis. we used wooden or machine moulder. but whichever moulder we used, we charged the owner n500 per bag of cement, which can give one about 40 blocks. if we did three bags, we collected n1,500. “when i got a job in the cemetery, i was happy because it is not as hard as moulding blocks. The salary was small but i was enjoying it. the grave was shallow or deep, depending on the owner of the corpse and the way he or she wants it to be buried. “my trouble started a day i went to buy food opposite the cemetery. that was where i met owolabi and he said there was something he had wanted to tell me. He asked whether i was a worker in the cemetery and i said yes. he said i should give him a human head and i asked him what he meant. he said the head of a corpse already buried. “we have cemetery rules which forbid us from doing such a thing. i told him that i would not be able to do that, and he left. but thereafter, each day i went to the restaurant to buy food, he would accost me with the same request. i insisted that i would not do it because i did not want to lose my job, but he said it was better to sell human parts to him than allowing them to waste. “I summoned courage to ask him what he wanted to do with human heads and other parts. he said he was a native doctor and alfa, and that he wanted to use it to make medicine. He said he would grind it into powder and mix it with certain herbs for pregnant women to drink in order to deliver their babies without complications or operation. he also said that he grinds human heads and mixes them with the powders some ladies carry in their handbags, saying that it helps those that are looking for choice husbands and big government contracts or companies’ lpos to secure them without stress. he also said that it can cure sickle cell anemia, among other ailments. “I told him that i didn’t have any but if i got one, i would call him. A few days later, i called him on the phone and told him that i had got some. he asked me where i kept it and i told him that i kept one in a nearby bush. he asked me to bring it to my house so that he would come later to collect it. “he knows my house because he had followed me to my house several times after we met and became friends. he gave me N4,000 for the first head he came to collect from my house. the following day, he bought another one for N4,000.” asked how he obtained the heads he sold to owolabi, omodijie said: “The graves where i normally bring out the skulls from are shallow, and coffins are not used for the corpses brought there because of religion or financial status of the owners. it is cheaper to bury a corpse in a shallow grave than to do so in a deep, cemented or marbled one. “most burials done in shallow graves are temporary. that is why that section of the cemetery is called the temporary site. after some months, the corpses buried in shallow graves are excavated and burnt. that was why owolabi i should not allow the skulls to waste and that i should sell them to him instead.” “four of us work in the cemetery, but the other workers did not know that i was smuggling out human skulls and other parts to sell to native doctors. it was only two heads i had sold before detectives from sars arrested me. “there is no useful thing i can say i did with the money. I was deceived by the devil. i am pleading for forgiveness because i did not kill a l anyone to sell their heads. i sold the skulls of corpses already buried and had decayed. i did not know that it would land me in this trouble.” owolabi on his part said: “i am an alfa and a native doctor. but i am not yet registered. i finished my arabic studies in kwara state about 13 years ago and relocated to ikorodu to work as a native doctor. i have the ambition of building a native hospital if the government gives me an approval. “I started by praying for sick people. last year, i met this cemetery worker (omodijie) and told him about the products (human parts) they were wasting. i learnt about using human skull to do powerful charms and medicine after travelling to kano, kaduna and other parts of the north. “in kano, i met a yoruba native doctor who told me that if i mixed ground human bones with soap and some herbs, it would bring luck for my clients or patients. He said it could also cure chronic and stubborn sores and help pregnant women to deliver without complications or operation. it can also cure madness and other terrible diseases that defy orthodox solution. “women who are looking for husbands can also mix the ground bones with their powder. when they see a man they like, especially if they want a husband, they would rob the powder and talk to the man and the man will fall for them. it can also bring good luck and help job seekers to secure employment. “it can make somebody to become rich. it can cure epilepsy. a woman can also bath with it and men will be begging her to marry them. i sell a tablet of the soap for N2,000. it depends on the pocket of the buyer. some buy it for N1,000. I sell it around ikorodu and ajah in lagos. “saliu had told me to help him to get a human head and i collected one for him from the cemetery worker. he gave me N4,000 and i gave it to the cemetery worker that supplied the products. “when sars operatives arrested him, he led them to my house and i was also arrested. i knew the grave digger to be a worker in gbogbo cemetery at ikorodu. when he wanted to throw away some (human) parts, i told him that i needed them. i normally gave him n4,000 per skull.” saliu said: “i am a native doctor. i also spent nine years in ralwu islamic school, ikewu, osun state. i pray for women who are looking for husbands. i collected whatever amount they gave me. when the prayer worked for them, they would come to thank me with anything they liked. “i usually lock myself up to pray for my clients for between seven and 21 days, depending on the personality involved. they paid whatever amount they liked. The only money they were required to deposit with me was the one to buy certain things that i would use to prepare the things i would use for the prayers.” asked why he had to use human skulls for his prayers, he said: “i had not used it before. one of my brothers came and met me in the house one day and told me that he went to ila-orangun in osun state to do rituals for money but the person he met told him that it would require a human skull and certain leaves. “when i met my brother, owolabi, we talked about how to get the human head. he told me that he himself used to do the same medicine with human heads and some herbs and even made medicinal soap with it. he asked me to go and bring money and he would help me get a human skull. “i asked owolabi where he would get it from and he said he had a link at the gbogbo cemetery in ikorodu. after six to seven months, my brother called me while i was still in bed and asked whether the human head was ready. i told him to let me ask owolabi about it. when i asked owolabi, he told me to come and meet him. when i met him, he said it would cost N18,000, saying that he bought it for N12,000 from the cemetery man. “a friend of shina came and gave him N15,000. owolabi took N10,000 and gave me N2,000 only, and told me that he would use the remaining N3,000 to pay for the transportation of the human head to the final destination. 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Dangote and Agric Minister Dr. Akinwumi Adesina at the signing at the State House, Abuja yesterday....
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Dangote and Agric Minister Dr. Akinwumi Adesina at the signing at the State House, Abuja yesterday
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Africa's richest man and chairman of Dangote Group, Aliko Dangote has invested $1billion in rice production in Nigeria. The signing of the $1billion-dollar Rice Investment Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), between the Federal Government and Dangote Group held at the State House, Abuja yesterday August 1st The Minister of Agriculture, Adewunmi Adesina and Alhaji Dangote signed on behalf of the Federal Government and Dangote Group respectively. Commending Dangote Group, president Jonathan said the investment is the single largest investment ever made in rice production in Africa. He thanked Alhaji Dangote for investing in agriculture and assured him that his investment will be worthwhile. President Jonathan said he looked forward to a time Nigeria will be self-sufficient in rice production and a net-exporter of the grain, adding that the Federal Government will protect Nigeria’s borders and check smuggling. "Government cannot allow its borders to be porous. We are working on non- human measures and smugglers should have a rethink now and change their ways by investing their resources in other meaningful areas,” he said. In less than four years, Nigeria hopes to become a net-exporter of rice. The Dangote Group’s investment in rice will cover five states and contribute additional 1.4 million metric tonnes of Paddy rice. Alhaji Dangote thanked the President for the consistency of government policies, noting that the current $25 billion-dollar Dangote Cement Company was the result of the consistency of government policies. He assured President Jonathan, “We will continue to work hard and will not disappoint you.” source : http://www.lindaikeji..com/2014/08/photos-aliko-dangote-invests-1billion.html?m=1 |
selflessmaya: As long as they are using condoms and birth control, I dont see how it's anyone's business what grown women choose to do with their bodies. Nigeria as a country is very critical of females exploring their own s*xuality, even if these girls do it just for the fun of it, they're labelled sluts. The virtuous woman doesnt stand a chance in nigeria, one day she'll end up in a boring marriage like 85% of all nigerian marriages and might even be stuck with a cheating dog eg: 70% of married nigerian men with plethora of reason why they do so(all men cheat, it's in their DNA, they cant help it, blah blah).SMH morality has gone to the dogs. Frm wat u wrote it means if ur sister or daughter tend to adhere to what u wrote, u will allow her? She shld enjoy herself by sleeping around abi? as far as she is usin protection abi? Ppl like shld nt be allow to have a family cos u wil be wrecking more havoc to d society |
An Israeli paper has removed an article from its website, which urged “genocide” in the besieged Gaza Strip, a report says. The article titled “When Genocide Is Permissible” was published by The Times of Israel on Friday, but was removed hours later, the Moon of Alabama website reported. Written by Yochanan Gordon, who defended the move on his Twitter page , the article called for committing genocide against the Palestinian civilians in Gaza who have been under a massive Israeli assault in the last 25 days. Israel’s “hands are being tied by world leaders who over the past six years have insisted they are such good friends with” the regime, Gordon claimed, adding that “nothing, then, can be considered disproportionate” in fight against Gazans. Closing his eyes on the widespread reports of civilian casualties inflicted by the Israeli attacks on Gaza, the author stated that according to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, the purpose of the raid is to “restore a sustainable quiet for the citizens of Israel.” “If political leaders and military experts determine that the only way to achieve its goal of sustaining quiet is through genocide is it then permissible to achieve those responsible goals?” The call for genocide comes as US Secretary of State John Kerry condemned the Palestinian resistance movement Hamas on Friday for "capturing an Israeli soldier" and urged the group to release him. “Hamas, which has security control over the Gaza Strip, must immediately and unconditionally release the missing Israeli soldier, and I call on those with influence over Hamas to reinforce this message,” Kerry said. This is while Hamas says it has no information regarding the missing Israeli soldier, named as Second Lieutenant Hadar Goldin. Israel has been pounding the Gaza Strip since July 8. The air, sea and land strikes by Israel have so far killed more than 1,600 people and injured nearly 9,000 of others in the coastal sliver. The Ezzedine al-Qassam Brigades, the military wing of Hamas, has been launching retaliatory attacks against Israel. The Israeli military says it has lost more than 60 of its troops in clashes with Palestinian resistance fighters during the 25 days of fighting, but Hamas puts the number at over 145. Source: http://www.presstv.ir/detail/2014/08/01/373675/genocide-permissible-times-of-israel/ |
A screenshot from the Times of Israel website on August 1, 2014, showing an article titled “When Genocide is Permissible” and its later removal from the website
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lowgeorge: we yorubas re difrrent to even ourselves...some re just bearing yoruba names bt dey re a smear on d great tribe.. Just dat majority of yorubas dat re learned see it as an opportunity to oppress others nd subdue themselves..... Some among we yorubas as I can proudly declare right now re nthing but fools nd hypocrites filled with cankerworms...we can't even vouch for ourselves instead we place ourselves above others or terminate d oda person intrest wth his life. Hw many hausa or igbo assasination ave u ever heard compared to dis fucking tribe of mine called yoruba. Come 2015 u will see hw many head will again roll in our impoverished lands again.. Look at igbos dey rally round themselves from power to politics to biz to banking sports nd watever u can imagine am even sure dey will ave a union in hell...very close knit bunch just like a spartan phlanx...I admire dat anyway... Look at husas d most organised mafias in africa re dos fulani/hausas..very smart beings they prove to be. I believe in my veins dat till when we yorubas start fearing and acting bold like lions..living as if today is gonna be our last ..leaving for glory sake..leaving for posterity sake..then nd then wuld we be a force nt just to reckon with but to be admiresd.Bt look at my own self styled educated tribesmen...vain full of life even when its not promising, critical nd cynical of giant strides being achieved by their fellow kinsmen, petty envying nd so many childish vices...I can smell cowardice in a yoruba man frm 30 meters away ...I dnt even knw if dis is a genetic error or generational herd syndrome... No hero to look up to no enviable records to follow or beat.. D good ones re exterminated quickly to make sure they don't shine... To u all yorubas reading dis...I'm a proud yoruba guy. Both pat nd my maternal re yoruba just dat u ave to let out ur dismay b4 its damn too late to even talk to sum1. Whoever says u dnt say u hate ur tribe is nting bt a fool. I'm very aware of my anger nt as if I dnt wait to see d great yorubas rise from the drudgerry of their hopelessness.I dnt wish bt I wnt to see it rise like d japanese rise like the singoperans rise like the germans rise like the koreans and what do all these pple ave to be the best in today world.. Virtually nothing just a hungry ambition. These is what I wish from my pple. Yoruba is slumbering.....pls help me to wake him up...he needs to rise nd swell till d heavens shame b4 him..he needs to rise till all the earth respects nd revere him. He nees to fly till the winds lost his vibrancy..these would always be my death bed wish nd I pray all yorubas everywhere in the world rise up to these task.....Guy u are right we Yorubas we are our greatest enemy. We don't support each other except pull down syndrome. Do u remember how Bola Tinubu d so call Yoruba leader sabotage d emergence of a Yoruba as d speaker of d house bt rather support a hausa man. We hav d highest political assasination in d nation. Now most of d juicy post in d nation are nt handle by d yoruba bt by others. We need to wake up and do d needful. |
henryobinna: you're just misleading yourself understanding nothing!Guy u are being misinformed. Hw did dis current crisis started. Israel claimed that 3 Israelis were kidnapped amd den subsequently killed.It happen in West bank nt Gaza; remember I said West Bank nt Gaza. What did Israel gov did? witout any investigation dey confirmed that its hamas dat did it.Who is controllin West Bank? how can hamas frm Gaza kidnapped and killed israelis in west bank wen west bank is even in d hand of israel security. Its jus propaganda so as to invade Gaza. Hamas denied that dey did it bt who will listen to dem?. So wat did israel did, dey start arresting palestinians and hamas members, many palestinians die in that process bt u will nt see that on d pro israel media like CNN and BBC. Frm there for Hamas to sefend theirselves, dey start ahootin ragtag rockets, andden Iarael start claimin they are defendi theirselves, wat a binxh of hypocrites. In d eye of s US and ppl like u Israel can never do wrong. Gaza is d largest open air prison in d world. If u were subjected to d kinda life Israel subjected palestinians and gaza to, u will do worse that wat dey are doin today. They have been psychologically demoralized by d insincerity of d Israel gov, US, UN and d world. Shine ur eye pls and reason qit open mind and stop swallowin all d lies Israel gov and theor media suporters tell. FREE GAZA AND PALESTINE |
Ahuitzotl: [color=#1980BC] [b] In other words Southwest will play the role of Belgium in the WWI but we all know how that turned out as Belgium instead became the war-theatre of two WWs,in this context,the north will be wary of leaving their most important supply route in the treachourous hands of the yorobars and so will seek to control their own destiny by taking charge of not only the route but AREAS in the perimeter of that route up to Illorin,their headquaters in the south..They will aim to secure it by seeking a mutual detente with the igbos thus isolating the yorobars from any potential assistance...The igbos will also seek to establishing bufferzones which they will control in the middle belt in that mutual detente with the North...So the North will have to choose two optionsLOL dis guy u make me laff. Wat did u turn yoruba ppl to? Mind u this is nt 1967, d Hausa has lost many allies in nigeria cos of their wahala. Don't d Yorubas will hav anything to do wit dem rather dey will fighr for their own too. The hausas has nt even finish first wit d northern minorities talkless of thinkin of comin to d sw or se. The northern minorities are warrior and fearless ppl, they are even d one that fought biafra war more. So think of wat will happen wen nprthern minorities collude together agaisnt d core north hausas, guy it will be bloody. And to OP pls stop misleading ppl that there are hausas on kwara state, truly we hav fulani bt dey hav been yorubanised they no call theirselves fulani again bt yoruba. And even nigeria is to divide I dont tjink kwara or ilorin will go wit d north. the nupe may go wit dem bt ilorin and other yoruba will nt. They all knw wat will happen if dey go wit dem the discrimination will nt be small, dey are even e periencin it nw talkless of wen dey are as a nation tofther. They will rather go wit their yoruba sw and form a homogeneous coubtry together wit southern kogi. Or dey will form a ntion of middlebelters wit kogi, benue, plateau and maybe some part of taraba and nassarawa. To me I dont even think there will be fightin if Nigeria is to divide. There is goin to be peaceful seperation. |
tenry: Lots of things on my mind,the fact that I cannot hand out with friends without restriction or keep late at night, I did a random check of the few people already sitted to know if Debola(not real name),the lady I sampled last who treatened to come and act drama on my wedding day was around or not. The fear of providing for two and more when children come. Above all, how I would disvirgin my wife who had refused me access till wedding night. Such a disciplined wife, well brought up by loving parents and remained virgin till 28. It is rear! As envisaged, it was though braking the thick hymen,the deed was done the following day, leaving blood stain on our bed till now as a mark of rememberance.While ur wife remain a virgin till ur weddin night, u go on a bleeping spree abi. U keep ur own bride to be virgin till marriage bt disvirgin other ppl brides. Most guys will be claimin they can't marry a virgin, it's a big fat lie. They cherish virgin alot. They keep theirs bt chop others outside. Gals dont fall for their lies. God is watching u in 3D |
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Listen I love designer items, but even I have a limit. Unfortunately I can't share the pics because its from very private individuals but I saw a pic of a 13 year old Nigerian girl wearing a $3,500 designer dress. I heard she has plenty of those, even a dress as expensive as $5,600. One of her watches is a $21,000 Rolex. Her father is extremely wealthy, even owns a private jet, so it makes sense that he wants to spoil his little girl BUT...shouldn't there be a limit, especially if they are that young? Take for instance, boxing champ Floyd Mayweather's 14 year old daughter, Iyanna, she can't drive yet but she has a Mercedes Benz s550 and G550 (pictured above). She has Hermes bags, diamond watches and a lot of stuff many of her followers describe as obscene for a girl that young. So what do you think? No matter how wealthy you are as a parent, should there be a limit to how much you spend on your young children? Let's discuss... source : http://www.lindaikeji..com/2014/07/no-matter-how-rich-you-are-should-there.html?m=1
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