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Romance › Re: What Do You Think About Online Flirting, Is It Permitted When You In A Relationship by agitator: 9:23am On Nov 02, 2010
mamaken:
Why should your girl flirt online if she claims to love u? this got nothing to do with trust.

if a boy or a girl is in a relationship, but still hunt for others ( even "only" online ) that means something is wrong in the relationship.

perhaps he doesn give her the attention she wish, perhaps she doesnt give him the sexual performance he wish, perhaps both of them r addicted to flirting.
and for men, well thats another topic. everybody knows that if a guy is a playah, not even the so called "perfect" lady can change him.

Online flirting is NonSense! thats my personal opinion
thank you, i didn't know there are still some ladies who call black, black and white, white.
Career › Re: The Investment Banker And The Fisherman by agitator: 8:34am On Nov 02, 2010
this tensor777 guy don come with him wahala again oooooo. abi the fisherman beg am for money, why the investment banker no go fish as e dey easy?  So make the fisherman go stay for river inside cold, fish, for 12hours then come give him money to tensor777 way they relax for one ac office to invest for am and take him commission?  the fisherman go pay tax to government, then at the end come provide healthcare for the village. and tensor777 papa take the tax money send tensor777 go school for abroad, sha no be bad idea.  angry angry angry
Romance › Re: What Do You Think About Online Flirting, Is It Permitted When You In A Relationship by agitator: 4:01pm On Nov 01, 2010
Hi Cork, me can give you uju's pics for $1,000 grin (no fence)
Romance › Re: Woman: Things You Should Never Apologize For. by agitator: 4:04pm On Oct 27, 2010
Outstrip:
High chief you responded exactly like I thought you would. I will respond because you actually are trying to help me see where you are coming from. Let's take the first highlighted part of your quote

You probably should not be married to someone who hates all your friends. All is the key word here. I understand you not liking one or two of your spouses friends but the idea of giving up every single one of your friends is ridiculous especially when these were friends before the marriage. If this friend is truly a problem for the marriage then any good spouse will give up a friendship that is actively destroying their marriage. This is not the case here. The writer is simply saying that those friendships should still matter because you are still an individual even though you are married. Your example of a love-peddler as a friend is stretching it because you know and I know that the writer did not in anyway mean that it is okay to have those kinds of friends. If you need to get out without your husband and just hang out with the girls you shouldn't feel guilty about it. You can hang out without dragging your husband with you


Walking away.
Frankly I am surprised that you have an issue with this because you even see the examples the writer gave. These are serious issues. He did not say just quit your job for the heck of it even though you know that it will cripple the family. The writer did not say walk away from a good and thriving relationship. So why do you imply that the writer is not talking about serious issues.

Personal Style[i]
Personal style is just that; personal because pertains to the individual. A woman should be able to wear what she wants without anyone telling her that the style is not good enough. While there are dress codefor example what to wear to work or an event, if you feel comfortable in it and believe it looks good on you then you’re entitled to wear it and be happy without someone else telling you otherwise[/i]

You cannot wear something meant for prostitution and expect your man to clap hands for you. My woman cannot follow me to certain places without dressing in the right way. e.g. going for a meeting with business partners/colleagues, remember that saying "You are addressed the way you are dressed". Secondly, I cannot have friends in the house and my woman runs around the house with her transparent pyjamas, i will ask her to go change it.

The writers quote is in italics and yours in bold.
Is it is obvious that the writer did not say "if he does not like your style" but that he might feel "the style is not good enough". That is an issue. Your spouse should always be good enough. My husband is a very technical guy and he will wear a shirt from walmart and tuck it into a pair of "untailored" pants and wear that to a formal wedding if I close my eyes. If he insists on wearing that I don't have a choice but it is not a crime.[size=16pt] If he was sagging those pants or unbuttons his shirt to his belly button when we are maybe going to church and insist on being indecent then there might be trouble. [/size]I don't think the writer was saying go and dress like a love-peddler. It was more like your style is good enough.

Basically I am sure you get the idea now. Sorry I responded so late. I just got caught up with work. To be honest I don't think you are irrational by the way you analyzed it but I know that a lot of Nigerian men will immediately jump on it as a women empowerment thing and that actually  scares some men off
Why will there be trouble, are you sure that is not his style?  grin
[quote author=High_Chief link=topic=538888.msg7020030#msg7020030 date=1288120211]Personal style

Personal style is just that; personal because pertains to the individual. A woman should be able to wear what she wants without anyone telling her that the style is not good enough. While there are dress codefor example what to wear to work or an event, if you feel comfortable in it and believe it looks good on you then you’re entitled to wear it and be happy without someone else telling you otherwise.


[size=14pt]You cannot wear something meant for prostitution and expect your man to clap hands for you. My woman cannot follow me to certain places without dressing in the right way. e.g. going for a meeting with business partners/colleagues, remember that saying "You are addressed the way you are dressed". Secondly, I cannot have friends in the house and my woman runs around the house with her transparent pyjamas, i will ask her to go change it.
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[/quote]and it's okay for the woman to do these because it's her style, going by outstrips standards
Education › Re: Hurry! I'm Now A Student Of Fupre by agitator: 2:47pm On Oct 23, 2010
Fhijimos:
Thank God fupre has finally admited me to study geophysics. . .hurry!

Delsu can wait till next year b4 they bring their list for all i care.

Come celebrate with me
[size=20pt]Hurry!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! [/size]my broda u to muss. who say u no go make am grin grin grin grin grin grin grin
Romance › Re: I Want Her But She Calls Me 'Uncle' by agitator: 12:21pm On Oct 20, 2010
SA Lady:
Now can somebody please tell me how do I quote anyone from the back pages of a threadhuhhuh
click on the person's username - this takes you to view profile page of the username - at the buttom click Show The Last Posts Of These Person - you will now be in another page "Latest Posts Of: Bleep (Bleep=SA Lady, dobodobo, etc) then scroll through and when you see the post you want - click "QUOTE" it will quotes the text and takes you to the topic - Type your reply as usual and click reply.

Hope these helps you cool
Politics › Re: The Masses Love Ibb by agitator: 4:26pm On Oct 19, 2010
^^^
Not surprised knowing ujujoan she can do anything for money, even licking IBB yansh whenever he has finished defecating.
Politics › Re: C N N :: Flooding Displaces Nearly 700 People In Nigeria by agitator: 9:22am On Oct 19, 2010
^^
milehigh

Sorry you misunderstood my post, may be because i quoted your post. I was only pointing out the obvious to them, All the News above that Nigerians have been viewing discussing about was aired through CNN, BBC, Aljazeera unlike their almighty NTA that can't even give you breaking news of a fire in the cities, towns where they transmit from.
Politics › Re: Inside Cecilia Ibru's V.I.P Cell by agitator: 2:08pm On Oct 18, 2010
plus akinnoba you already made your contribution promoting corruption because you benefited from it.
Politics › Re: Inside Cecilia Ibru's V.I.P Cell by agitator: 2:06pm On Oct 18, 2010
[quote author=na2day! link=topic=532927.msg6949819#msg6949819 date=1287194437]When Justice Dan Abutu sentenced former Oceanic Bank Plc managing director, Mrs. Cecilia Ibru to 18 months imprisonment last Friday, [size=16pt]after the accused pleaded guilty to three of the 25 charges brought against her,[/size] he made a pronouncement: The convict should be taken to prison and after two hours she should be taken to hospital.

https://www.sunnewsonline.com/images/cecelia.gif

Saturday Sun gathered that as the judged order, Mrs. Ibru was taken to Kirikiri Prison, Lagos from the court premises, after the judgment and thereafter moved to what would serve as her prison cell for now, after she was book as a prison inmate. The former bank chief executive was moved to an elite medical centre, Reddington Hospital, Victoria Island, Lagos, where he is receiving treatment for an undisclosed ailment. She would remain in the hospital until doctors certify her fit to be discharged.

The Reddington Multi-special Hospital, located at 12, Idowu Martins Street, Victoria Island, Lagos, is a newly built nine-floor medical centre. It is on the site of the previous renowned Cardiac Centre and provides fully comprehensive tertiary hospital solution in all medical fields.
Investigation revealed that a standard ward in the hospital goes for between N30, 000 and N90, 000 per night. One of these rooms, which the accounts officer referred to as Josephine Ward, goes for as low as N30, 000, for Nigerians, while the prestigious Royal Suite goes for N90, 000 per night.
Checks at the hospital revealed that the hospital is well organised and has the elite and rich Nigerians as clients. To show how classy the hospital is, visitors are thoroughly screened before being allowed access.

Owing to Mrs. Ibru’s presence, security has been beefed up, thereby making entry into the hospital difficult. Those who are deemed not to have genuine businesses into the hospital, are denied entry. Those who are visiting patients are only allowed in if clearance is got from persons on admission.
It was gathered that Mrs. Ibru is in one of the Royal Suites in the hospital and being watched by prison warden. The warden restricts access to her in the hospital, except to doctors from Reddington Hospital and the prison. Before any visitor is allowed access to her room, such a person has to write to the prison and if approval is given, he/she would see the prisoner.

When Saturday Sun sought to know why Mrs. Ibru is still in hospital, one week after her sentence, the Lagos Prison Command Public Relations Officer, Ope Fatinikun, said that the law permits that. According to him, the prisons activities are guided by the law, adding that the prison was only obeying the instruction of the judge that the convict should be taken to hospital.

He, however, said that the Lagos Prison has good medical facility to take care of prison inmates. “We have medical professionals, whose duty is to ensure that all medical issues are promptly attended to. We are under the law and answerable to the law. The judgment said that she should be kept in that hospital. We had no choice but to obey. When she was convicted, the prison officials did their job while she was moved to the hospital immediately,” he said.
The prison PRO also said that now that Mrs. Ibru is on admission, the hospital has become an extension of the prison.

He said: “The truth is that prison is an extension of the prison; over there our wardens are there to ensure that she is restricted within the confinement of the prison. There are also security men to ensure compliance and no one can have access to her except through us. The person is expected to apply and if she gives her consent, the visitor would be granted access. We hope that as soon as she recovers, she would be transferred female prison.”

Since the hospital is an extension of the prison, does it mean that the prison authorities would pick the bills?
Fatinikun explained that the Nigerian prison would not pay a dime since Mrs. Ibru was not admitted in the prison hospital.
How would the prison know when Mrs. Ibru is fit to leave the hospital? Fatinikun said that wardens and doctors are monitoring he progress.
“We have our prison warden in the room with her and our team of doctors do visit her to certify when she can be transferred to the female prison,” he said.
[size=15pt]A prison warden, who pleaded anonymous, told Saturday Sun that the former bank chief’s stay in hospital is bad news for the prison, as her presence within the confine of the prison could cause the improvement of the facilities.

She said: “It would have been a good one at least for the female prisons. The male prison has received a lot of changes because of the category of inmates that were convicted. The female inmates were rejoicing when they heard that Ibru was convicted but all got sad when the news came that she might not see the four walls of the prison. It is really unfortunate.”
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Ibru had pleaded guilty to three of 25 count charges of fraud and mismanagement. She was sentenced to six months imprisonment on each of the charge, which would run concurrently.
In sentencing her,[size=16pt] Justice Abutu ordered that the former bank chief should forfeit property and assets valued at N199 billion.[/size][/quote]
Akinnoba:
I was going to make acontribute to this tread but found out that a lot of people are angry,misinformed,and do not understand the situation reading through the tread breaks my heart because sometime people just get happy at the fact that they want to see the rich cry go through this womans story of the bank and how she grew the bank you will know that to surving competition in Nigeria you have to play the way every body plays.
Every Bank MD does this but she was the only one sold out buy her own workers check you will find out that all the assets that were in question were in the name of the bank or its subsidiaries.Unfortunately she was not given an opprtunity to defend herself. You should all ask God to forgive you for your comments against this woman that has made Thousands of her workers Millionaires.
Check the details and you will see that you cannot steal from yourself that is how the bank is to her.
What has gotten her into this is the dialetic of rule of Banking as put down by CBN.
People get informed and stop relying on what you see in the pages of the newspaper there is more to this
Why did she plead guilty and ordered to forfeit. Which bank will allow its assets to be forfeited because of a case against MD?
Politics › Re: C N N :: Flooding Displaces Nearly 700 People In Nigeria by agitator: 11:03am On Oct 18, 2010
milehigh06:
\see ignorance,cnn is not reporting it to make fun of nigeria but just to report the news,when there was serious flooding in oregon it was on cnn almost 247 for 2 weeks.you think they spoke about the flooding after they mentioned it the 1st time?max they will talk about it is 3 times meanwhile u need to see all the negatives they dwell on about American society,you think Nigerians are going crazy or govt officials are insanehuhcome here come see plenty mad senators and you get to viewn thes event as breaking news i.e they show it non stop
It was NTA that showed us the Hurricane Katrina as a breaking news 24/7.
It was NTA that showed us the criminal cases against some policemen who killed people after the hurricane Katrina
It was NTA that showed us the Gulf of Mexico oil spill 24/7 as breaking news
NTA showed us the inquiry of whitehouse cover-up of the oil spill (confirming about 70% the spilled oil has disappeared)
It was NTA that showed us the Clinton/Monica Issue 24/7
It was equally that has been showing use gaffes by Obama.

thumbs up NTA
Politics › Re: Inside Cecilia Ibru's V.I.P Cell by agitator: 10:32am On Oct 18, 2010
james1:
We pray for her quick recovery;she is sick,no faking.
Mrs Ibru is not a thief;mismanagement is not stealing.beside's she is returning 199b in asset and capital.
Why is she returning 199b in assets and capital which is not stolen?

somebody pleaded guilty and some backside licker come on nairaland to defend the person. These are the same peeps calling people saying the truth "haters". Somebody steals peoples hard earned sweats and uses it to enrich themselves and when people talk, they are labelled haters, beefers, etc. May be some of you don't know how people sweat honestly to make N10,000 which has went down the drain due to the looting by these bankers.
Satellite TV Technology › Re: Official Thread Of Free To Air Satellite Tv (part 5 - The Final Part) by agitator: 12:50pm On Oct 16, 2010
rahsumt:
pls house is anybody now how to use strong or any decoder for connection with pc for internet browsing .
Required Items
1. Strong Receiver SRT4910
2. Cables (RS232, Null Modem Cable, USB Cable)
3. Satellite Dish
4. PC (Processor - Core2Duo, RAM - 2GB, Internet port - RJ45, HDD - 500GB, USB 2.0 Port)

1. Connect Strong Receiver to Dish
2. Track W3A
3. Download latest software from strong site
4. connect strong decoder to computer
5. use Freedom or Freegate or freedoor - latest software
6. open your browser
7. type in desired web site
and enjoy your free browsing experience

Note: If RS232 doesn't work change to Null modem cable, if Null doesn't work change to USB and enjoy.

If you can't follow this simplified guide to setup your free browsing, for assistance send mail to: agitator@yahoo.com
or call
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Politics › Re: I Never Wanted To Be S’africa’s President —mandela by agitator: 4:19pm On Oct 14, 2010
sauer:
Because we don't all deserve "such type of leader" as followers.
Do you know how many people were killed, arrested and injured in the Sharpeville massacre?
Do you know how many people died in detention during white rule?
Do you how many secondary school students (yes, secondary school students) were killed in the Soweto uprising?
Do you know to what extent ANC members were followed, attacked or killed?

Please let's ask ourselves these questions, and consider if we have fought enough to deserve a giant standing out amongst us, leading a voice of opposition, and rescuing this chained nation from impending doom,
If you try these things my broda, you go die for nothing. and some pipu wey dey claim wiseness go take you change their lives. That is why we dey suffer. grin grin grin
Politics › Re: I Applaud Chilean Government Efforts On Miners - Can This Happen In Nigeria? by agitator: 9:45am On Oct 14, 2010
Amokwe:
This can not happen in Nigeria. Few years back when a house collapsed on Broad street Lagos many people were not rescued including a young lady whose case was very pathetic. while still trapped in the collapsed building for days she kept making calls to her friends and family members unfortunately the place was cordoned by security personnel and she died in there with out getting any help, this is Nigeria
It's quite pathetic but some people in Nigeria who have not experienced or witnessed such will call it bashing when faced with the truth.
Politics › Re: I Applaud Chilean Government Efforts On Miners - Can This Happen In Nigeria? by agitator: 5:15pm On Oct 13, 2010
olly pass:
Most comments are hilarious to say the least but then is that the way majority of Nigerians view this country and the way the leaders are running it?
It's the reality, hope + hope + hopeful = hopelessness

olly pass:
and if so do the leaders even give a hoot what the ordinary Nigerian think bout their leadership?
No they don't give a hoot.  
because it doesnt stop their loot.
Politics › Re: I Applaud Chilean Government Efforts On Miners - Can This Happen In Nigeria? by agitator: 4:21pm On Oct 13, 2010
toytola:
It's really sad when you read comments made by Nigerians who refuse to see past there own negativity and would rather choose to ''orally self-service" and make blind comments lacking in substance or insight. I refuse to believe that my beautiful country would abandon 33 people trapped in a mine and declare them national heroes the next day. I also refuse to accept that Nigerians (albeit self - serving most times) would pretend that the 33 people do not exist, cover up the hole and walk away or be tribalistic in the face of calamity . Chile is not half as rich as Nigeria and they were able to turn a mining disaster into a PR success. (Yes, i said PR success). Further more, Chileans weren't the only country involved in the rescue. Yes, the Chilean Navy designed the capsule but they had help from NASA amongst other countries or people. If this were a Nigerian disaster, i concede that there would be a lot of confusion around the scene but i also want to believe that in the midst of the confusion, we (Nigerians) would have been able to solve our problems and rescue the people. A Russian submarine crashed into the Barents Sea a few years ago (118 people died) - they had time to save the people and also refused help from the Norwegian and British Navy - but still yet the sailors died - can anyone offer an explanation.



We, Nigerians need to be less critical about our country - yes, Nigeria is corrupt (which country isn't?), the leadership sucks (most third world countries have that), Law enforcement is weak (still a 3rd world country), basic amenities are lacking (corruption and self servitude) and don't even get me started on the Super Eagles  - but the midst of the bad international press we get everyday, can't we all just step back and say We are proud to be Nigerians. I was once asked why i defend Nigeria. Nigeria is my home (no home like her) - i am free when i holiday in Nigeria (well, once i escape from the Jungles of Lagos) - no other freedom i can get anywhere else because i am Nigerian, i bleed green and white and even if i decide to take up another citizenship tomorrow, i was first Nigerian, i still have ties to Nigeria and i can never be anything but Nigerian.
are the critics stopping your progress?

Russia refused because it has to do with security and if you have been following international politics, it is very clear that Russia will never accept such assistance at that time from US or it's NATO allies.

toytola:
Chile is not half as rich as Nigeria and they were able to turn a mining disaster into a PR success. (Yes, i said PR success).
Was it the ordinary Chileans that turned it or the Government?  The government did it's best and the citizens supported seeing what the government was doing.  and the success is to the government i.e. president, mining minister and health minister.

And note; as soon as the incident happened it was all over, Nigeria would have blocked all media reports because it will portray it in bad light.

Government officials, i.e. ministers, senators, etc would have been struggling for the contract through their cronies.

those not interested in the contract would have been fighting for their own cuts - every opportunity is well utilized in making money.  grin

Why can't your nigerian government turn the flooding issue to a PR success.  
Or the Bakassi refugees problems to a PR success.

toytola:
i bleed green and white and even[b] if i decide to take up another citizenship tomorrow,[/b] i was first Nigerian, i still have ties to Nigeria and i can never be anything but Nigerian.
only people who are not happy with their countries take up another citizenship.

Since your colleagues and acquittance makes jest of you, and defending nonsense boosts you ego, it's not a crime. CARRY GO.
Sports › Re: Second Nigerian Tests Positive At Commonwealth Games by agitator: 8:09am On Oct 13, 2010
nigeria can only progress from the moment we start to admit the truth and work towards correcting such.

Anytime the there is failure instead of looking for ways to correct, we just play the victim card.
Romance › Re: Please Help Me Judge. Why Are Some Girls Like This? Girls! by agitator: 10:15am On Oct 12, 2010
may be the short time you people were apart she did it raw with someone else and the person denied the pregnancy. She may want to foist the pregnancy on you.
Politics › Re: Nigeria: Third Fastest Growing Economy In The World - Imf by agitator: 9:00am On Oct 12, 2010
The same IMF that pressured Nigeria to devalue the naira just to make oil and raw materials cheap for the western countries? Why are they now forcing China to allow the yuan to appreciate?

The day Africans will be liberated is when we face reality and know what we want and forget about stup.id praises from the west for nothing.

The west are worried China is cornering all the world trade as China is more of a finished products (technology, textiles, etc) exporting country than importing unlike Nigeria which is the opposite.

They fooled us to devalue our currency to make raw material exports cheaper. And some so called intelligent people will come on nairaland and continuously spew rub.bish.
Politics › Re: She Was Swept Off Her Feet - Dinner With Jonathan by agitator: 11:26am On Oct 04, 2010
Beaf:
If the President wants to replicate the success of Saturday's dinner, among regular folks, he should note these are the things that are most likely to sweep them off their feet.[/b]

http://234next.com/csp/cms/sites/Next/Opinion/5626491-182/observationsdinner_with_jonathan___.csp
not surprise because Nigerians are hungry, food politics grin
Politics › Re: 80 Suspected Kidnappers Arrested In Delta by agitator: 12:40pm On Oct 02, 2010
This is pure crap, the Nigerian system of always playing to the gallery.
Crime › Re: 4 Brothers Sent To Kirikiri Prisons by agitator: 1:31pm On Sep 30, 2010
kola oloye:
Why wait till Oct 25th ? They were supposed to be released to the mob / community people
for disciplinary action with immediate alacrity.
If they survived that then let the judge now pronounce his own judgement.
grin grin grin grin grin grin grin
Crime › Re: 4 Brothers Sent To Kirikiri Prisons by agitator: 1:20pm On Sep 30, 2010
VALIDATOR:
The report couldn't even tell us the ages of the rrapped girls. I really hope the STI is not HIV inclusive.
oisehumen:
The brothers, Peter Eboka, 30, Chuks Eboka, 28, Emeka Eboka 26 and 22-year-old Ejike Eboka were alleged to have despoiled the victims (names withheld) aged six and seven years. The are the daughters of their neighbour.
Crime › Re: 4 Brothers Sent To Kirikiri Prisons by agitator: 1:16pm On Sep 30, 2010
strange things happen in Nigeria everyday, it could be true and it could be a frame-up.

If it is true these guys are really bad oh shocked
Politics › Re: Pdp Never Zoned Presidency -jonathan by agitator: 4:28pm On Sep 29, 2010
madejibo:
Basically Nigerian politicians use situations to accommodate their ambitions, Jonathan gave a good one there in that report but I can assure u if jonathan was at d other side of d divide he ll also give a wonderful speech. To me he is not better
Exactly, that is how they have been using tribalism, ethnicity and religion, I wonder when Nigerians will ever learn. undecided
Politics › Re: Pdp Never Zoned Presidency -jonathan by agitator: 4:08pm On Sep 29, 2010
princekevo:
It is time we stop seeing this PDP constitutional problem as a Nigerian problem and any PDP member who is using the unity of Nigeria to make claim out of this conflict is nothing but a hypocrite. We are not running one party system in Nigeria, so for someone to say PDP zoning agreement will affect credible election in Nigeria is jst an evidence that PDP will never conduct any free and fair election. For example, are we saying if PDP could not present a candidate for 2011 poll becoz of their own constitutional crises, that there wont be an election, or we can't vote in another candidate from another party?

If not for foolishness tell me how anyone could argue that an agreement made by jst one party will affect the general election which many parties Will be involve. Are we the voters even supposed to be concerned abt how PDP chooses their flagbearer.  If we have any thing like credible election in Nigeria why would the whole Nation be worried abt who ever emerges from PDP out of their silly zoning madness. If we are sure of free and fair election in 2011, PDP can go to hell with their zoning madness. All we need to be concerned abt is to vote in a credible person irrespective of his party, tribe or zone.
Gbam, my brother people are really foolish while claiming to be wise. Even so called intellects, and people still wonder why nothing works in Nigeria. Intellects my foot.
Politics › Re: 50 Reasons Why We Should Celebrate Nigeria by agitator: 2:21pm On Sep 29, 2010
bidemi12 there is nothing you can tell somebody with this kind of warped reasoning.

tensor777:
I don't have the time for that. However it's funny how some disgruntled elements here always proclaim Nigeria was a better place when they lived there. That is their real optical illusion, no doubt brought about by constant immersion in negativism and defeatism in the almighty Western media.
That notwithstanding, Nigeria has a great deal to be proud of and I for one congratulate all the leaders who have kept the country united and independent for the past 50 years!
and he is in the West. There is nothing you can do to convince somebody who has made himself immune to reality.
Politics › Re: Nigerian Embassy In Rome Is Under Attack. by agitator: 11:30am On Sep 29, 2010
unipol:
Re: Nigerian Embassy In Rome Is Under Attack.

A group of Nigerians under the umbrella of Nigerian youth movement (N.Y.M) has concluded plans  to attack and kill the workers of Nigerian embassy in Rome,  based on allegation of corruption. the Nigerians,  who said that the embassy is a disgrace to Nigerian nation and citizens all over the world, said citizens of Nigeria will feel better without the embassy.
     many Nigerians in Italy are complaining on how the embassy has been using every corrupt instrument to make illegal money, more especially in the booking of appointment for new electronic passport, many Nigerians has said that the embassy official's telephone number is not reachable since 3 months ago, simple because the officials want to be selling appointment at the rate of 100 euro each.
     the Nigerian youth movement which base is in bologna, northen Italy, has made all the necessary arrangement on how the attack will take place because according to them "it is only through this attack that every body will hear our voice, we have written to the ambassador and the Nigerian foreign affairs to know if we can get justice, but we only see things changing from bad to worse and the embassy is busy selling appointment at the rate of 100 euro each in the name of emergency appointment while those that are not willing to pay will have to wait for a year before coming to the embassy for interview"
      the heartless embassy officials are making thousands of euro every day plus their monthly saraly. without minding that a lot of Nigerians are presently unemployed because of the global economics crisis. "some find it difficult to pay their rent. and the only help we can get from our embassy is to be stealing our money through appointment, NO, we can live without the embassy" said N.Y.M.

some speculations shows that the embassy may be attacked next week, the Nigerian youth movement fail to say how the attack will be, whether by bombing or not, no body knows.
Crime › Re: I Killed My Dad, Mum, 3 Siblings, Son Of Slain Sss Official Confesses by agitator: 2:01pm On Sep 21, 2010
^^^ Welcome on board, in nigeria anything is possible. That's how we see it from the police angle

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