₦airaland Forum

oyb: abeg leave sisi - she is just a hyperactive feminist
i hope she doesn't think i am defending her because i want erm 'intimate sonthin'

lynpetra on the other hand is the true naija babe - see her dismissing the guy as a smelly stalker - ' i don't know the guy o, he is just oe chewing gum boy that keeps disturbing me, he cannot see that he is not in my class'

LOL it is good as they are talking, most young men never learn until it happens to them. Likes of 190 have learnt time ago an that is why they talk they way they talk

[quote author=Sisi_Kill]I hope you don't mind if I waited for another guy....Another somebody, anybody to state what you just did so I can respond to them. I wouldn't want to be seen responding to you when everyone knows....you know.

Yes, yes the irony of responding to you to tell you I won't be responding to you isn't lost on me but I figure doing it once shouldn't count, right. [/quote]My sister, it is fine.

@ Nigerian sensible young men, Please and Please listen to the voice of reasoning and don't trap yourselves with Nigerian Ladies. Not all of them are bad but majority of them have a very wrong orientation about how to relate with men or should I say people.

If you are young, please don't fall inlove because women HATE MEN that love them, the more horrible you are, the more they love you. It is not a theory, hypothesis, fact but A LAW. This law work especially with Nigerian ladies.

Focus on your life, get yourself comfortable, settle down and watch hungry Nigerian women flock to you like honey bees on a flower.

Not that you should not have a girl but PLEASE don't attach any touch of emotion or commitment to it as it is not worth it. When you have your money and YOU are ready to either settle down and play around, they are ever ready.

Remember there are more Women than men in Nigeria in a ratio of 2:1. Don't rush anything and even if she is just a friend, try your best to keep her as a friend. They are hustlers as well just like you.

oyb:

you beat me to it

My brother just read what likes of lynpetra and sisi kill are saying and you would get an idea of how a typical Nigerian lady think. They think sex is a currency we men want all the time.

Tinyemeka: I have says it and I will always says it; never sail your soul to any Niggerian girls, especially dark-skeinned eeegbo girls. No oofieense.
Maybe light-skeins ones, no?

Face your studies, graduate and secure a job that pays twice her current wage. There are several of such. Chick needs a reality check.

By the ways, how was you clemming to to hellping her gets a job? Are you a guvnors? Naughty student!

Gbammm The OP was a learner and now he as graduated. He is going to learn from his mistakes now.

Nigerian women are not worth the time and effort, try and secure your life first before helping any Nigerian lady. Emphasis on Nigerian ladies so he knows the difference.

Nigerian WOMEN, SEX IS NOT A CURRENCY IN EXCHANGE FOR FAVOUR. Just be yourselves and stop being ingrates and hungry.

[quote author=Sisi_Kill]Okay so now we are admitting the guy does want something.....intimate something from her and with Naija men there is nothing like platonic right? Which means my first post was not out of left field.

We are getting somewhere.[/quote]Very wrong, not all men want intimacy with such women, but the way Nigeria women thing they have to repay the man with sex is funny and annoying. There are other ways you can show appreciation without thinking of s.ex. Seriously Nigeria women are wired wrongly. Very wrongly

Not ALL MEN want sex from women. You know

[quote author=Sisi_Kill]Good for your wife but you might want to read the post again....OP was the one who thinks 100k is high paying job, he is the one who referred to the job as high paying.

My God, do you guys like woman at all? See how you have automatically inserted dialog in her mouth and insulted and wished her downfall based on the words YOU put in her mouth.

Ah! I will start praying for my Naija sisters oh.....poor girls are swimming in an ocean of hate. [/quote] hate ke. Every evil Nigerian men do to Nigeria girls, they caused it because majority of Nigerian girls are HUNGRY GIRLS.

You have to agree with me unless you are not being realistic

davida222: dude u make a vry big mistake in helping a Nigerian FEMALE get a job wen they are lot of guys out there, fmales are just useless.

Female are not useless oh. Remember your mother and sisters are females as well

oyb: i remember the case of a friend who had just finished nysc , he went to see a school mate at her office. she told him later some colleagues were asking her what she was doing with 'that chewing gum boy'

for a woman without a complex, no big deal - but for one who wants to belong - you can be sure she will sever ties, which is what this lady seems to have done.

Another Nigerian woman trait Majority have inferiority complex

tolukatey: Pls, don't tink so. I'm sum1 who'l change Ur tot cos I'm expecting Ur e-mail address so I can send U my CV

another one Nigerian women

oyb: true woman - the guy has now become a sketchy character stalker

so easy for women to forget where they come from once they see small money

all of you forming big girl among yourselves

Thank you

Mobolaji Johnson are some of the few indigenous Lagosians who are still respected till today.

@OP

She used you to get a job and now you are no longer useful to her unless I am not getting the clear picture here. My friend it happens when you decide to help a NIGERIAN LADY rather than your male friends which I am sure you have some without any job.

A Nigerian woman believes her female part can solve all problems so my brother lick your wounds and move on. You are now a pest to her life.

Look it happens

ACM10: It takes a great courage for someone to praise his political opponent. I read a book written by Nnamdi Azikiwe, he had only kind words to say about Awo. But when I read Awo's book, he had nothing positive to say about Zik. Now tell me who behaved like a statesman?

Again, remember that it is in our culture to say something positive aout someone when he dies.

Tell me one positive thing Nnamdi Azikwe would be remembered for which is unique to him.

@ Bolded

Well our culture does not permit such, if you lived a wicked life, you would NOT BE praised and so is the Igbo culture so I don't know which culture you are talking about.

[quote author=One_Naira]dumb@ss, The key word is underneath my post "you chose the only book of his that doesn't have a preview of it on google books." Why would I write that if I didn't google the book? Do you see a preview up there?

Are you an 1diot or just have low reading capacity?[/quote]LOL you see you are very funny and yet you claim to be educated. Oh well, you are Igbo so I don't expect anything better

Now Okoro man listen, It is not every single book or article Google book would chose to show preview on. It all depends on the copy right law binding it. Although, you can find quotes from such books but not previews

[quote author=One_Naira]ROFLMFAO. You claimed a quote from his book "Beacause I am involved". Then when confronted, you brought out an article from a Nigerian newspaper known as a yoruba main media propaganda machine. LMFAO. it switched from the book to Tribune interview of him. I laugh immensely. As said before, it is you Alj_harem after all. The biggest chameleon and liar of the century. I am still waiting on you to answer my question "since when did "biafrans become oyinbo" in connection to the video posted by you.[/quote]Go check the thread, I replied you and if you watched the video, you would see that biafrans were being brought it by Nigeria soldiers to lagos for rehabilitation from the war. Also go watch videos on youtube concerning that.

One Naira here is the book on Google books

http://books.google.com.ng/books?id=ofZyAAAAMAAJ&q=He+was+a+brilliant+political+administrator+and+a+most+erudite+teacher.&dq=He+was+a+brilliant+political+administrator+and+a+most+erudite+teacher.&hl=en&sa=X&ei=ru0wUc2aL-Wj4gTvroFw&ved=0CDQQ6AEwAg

In 1989 by Ojukwu himself

[quote author=One_Naira]I won't be surprised if this isn't what you wrote and coined "Ojukwu words from his book". Ironically enough, you chose the only book of his that doesn't have a preview of it on google books. Then again, it is you, alj_harem, after all. Weren't you also the dude that posed a video of Nigerian army safeguarding oyinbo into Lagos state and coined it "Nigeria army safeguarding biafran's to Lagos state." Remember that post of yours? I am still waiting for you to answer my question from that thread long time ago. Since when did "Biafrans" become "Oyinbo". I am still waiting and waiting for that answer along with other proofs i have asked you to verify which you have never done despite screaming "I have proof". I doubt anyone is surprise. Your credibility has long been destroyed years ago to others. For me, months ago. Try again.[/quote]This was also from Ojukwu's interview before he died of which him and even you after reading back then kept shut why are you tackling it now

http://tribune.com.ng/sat/index.php/politics-today/5973-my-views-on-awo-zik-and-obasanjo-ojukwu.html

^^^^^^ reading the above speech by Ojukwu, one would understand why Igbos are jealous and angry that they never had such a leader. Very well so, it is just envy that's all

[size=18pt]Kindly read what Emeka Odumegwu Ojukwu wrote about Chief Obafemi Awolowo in his book "Because I Am Involved" page 159- 160.[/size]

In political terms, he would be considered an adversary of the igbos given the intense rivalry between him and Dr Nnamdi Azikwe. As a leader of the modern cast, he has left Nigeria standards which are indelible, standards beside which future aspirants to public leadership can be eternally measured. He was firm, articulate, painstaking, and uncompromising. He was, for a long time, the only Nigerian leader who enunciated principles and played down personalities. He was a brilliant political administrator and a most erudite teacher. He not only identified himself wholly with the aspirations of the Yoruba people of Nigeria but also he was able to convince the Yoruba people of Nigeria that he and only he epitomized the highest point of their political aspirations and consciousness. He was loved, he was feared but above all he belonged to the people he professed to lead. At his death I had the singular honour of proposing for him the epitaph that has endured – ‘he was the best President that Nigeria never had’.

Many have wondered what I meant by this, but I believe the statement was clear. Nigeria would have benefited from his presidency because of his inate presidential qualities. Nigeria must continually regret that he never, for many reasons, had the opportunity to serve at the presidential level. Awo was a leader of great stature. He was a leader who was eminently successful. [size=13pt]That he did not fulfill a presidential ambition cannot detract from his leadership, and us, poor us, who were not his people, must continue, to regret that our own leaders had not led us as he did his people or achieved for us as he did for his people.[/size]

He perceived his job as leading his people and God his soul. He did a lot for them. Whenever he saw an opportunity for his people, he went for it. He had a dream for the Yorubas and was steadfast in the pursuit of that dream. He knew where he was going and took his people with him without deceit. That is why he will remain immortal in the area of his influence.

Now here is my solution that I think should work

1. Fashola should either do 2 things, reduce the tax on ladipo and enforce they clean it up themselves with their presonal money or INCREASE the tax on ladipo but ensure that HIS men do the cleaning. I think the latter is a better solution because all risk and issues have been transferred to the LASG.

2. Every shop owner should register with LASG and mention the amount of people that would be helping him in his sales. This is for logistics and it would help the government to estimate the amount of money and labour needed for the job.

3. The traders to ensure that anyone caught littering the area is made to pay a fine and clean up.

Any sensible person should discuss

[quote author=Sunny_bobo]How do you identify Bakassi boys?[/quote]It does not take a an expect on bakassi boys to deduces who they are or WHAT they represent.

Taskforce Chairman, Bayo Sulaiman, Chief Superintendent of Police, said the suspects would be charged to court soon for the law to take its due course.

“They initially dared us by showing us their charms and we are also aware that they have weapons. We are going to charge them to court,” he said.
Chairman of Mushin Local Government, Olatunde Adepintan had told the taskforce that criminals and suspected members of Bakassi Boys were living inside the market.

Sulaiman said the suspects, allegedly armed with weapons, dared the police to enter the market before they were arrested inside the Aguiyi Ironsi Spare Parts Market, a section of the market.
P.M.NEWS learnt that the taskforce officials forced the massive gate to the market open as it was shut from inside by the suspected hoodlums.

The police, however, called for reinforcement as they got wind that the suspects were armed with guns and dangerous weapons.

https://cdn.pmnewsnigeria.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/Bakassi-3-448x336.jpg

manny4life: Alj_Harem, e nelu m'anya, meye onu gi kpom isi amu?

nama...ekpenta na umunne gbagbuo gi ebe ahu, atulu enwegho onye nche...

Bia alj, a kpozina'm iyi ozo, ngiwa choje mu...no kwalu onwe gi, kwanyelu onwe gi ugwu.

Ko diba, mu na gi enwegho okwu...

You see all this insults are just a complete waste of time. Yes I called you isi amu because you are not thinking right for the past few days. Go chill off and come back again. You use to impress me with your OBJECTIVE thinking before but it seems like of recent, you have allowed likes of PointB and co to change your mentality.

Each time you are in Lagos, Go to Ladipo market and talk to the "Igbo" traders there about the filth.

Not only that, ask an average Igbo/Hausa/Yoruba person about Fashola and get a wider propective because it seems like Nairaland is blinding you

[quote author=Sunny_bobo]Did Obi treat any of the Yoruba or Hausa men as criminals?[/quote]And did you see Arewa Youth or OPC in the market ? Like how bakassi boys are involved ?

Be OBJECTIVE FOR ONCE AND REMOVE THE TRIBAL LENS FROM YOUR EYES.

I hope Seun listens

If the government want to beautify his/her state then any right thinking citizen should allow them and ask them for solutions to the impending problem of income instead of BLACKMAILING the governor and the Indigenes of the state to an ethnic ransom.

It should not be allowed neither should it be tolerated. That is domestic terrorism and should not be give space to have a strong foot.

A year ago, yorubas and hausas complaining of tribalism by Anambra state government. This is alj harem trying to explain to them that CLOSURE OF A MARKET BY A STATE IS NOT ETHNICALLY MOTIVATED

https://www.nairaland.com/851798/tension-onitsha-over-ejection-yoruba/5]

https://www.nairaland.com/855214/hausa-yoruba-traders-ejection-not

[quote author=reporter?]Alj --don't bother yourself proving anything to these Ibos. [size=18pt]They whine and shout tribalism at every opportunity. [/size]
If they can't adhere to the laws of Lagos, then they need to vamoose to the land of erosion.[/quote]I see that as well

manny4life: Nginwa mechinkene onu gi. Go back and dig further, a place was provided for them.

You know the truth, and we know the truth... Everyone knows the truth. You defended Obi, don't let Amadiaoha strike you, when last have u defended anything Igbo? Biko save you Igbo patriotism and give it to ndi yoruba that will be needing it...shioor.

isi amu ! Which place was provided for them I ask again. Newspaper print or what, mention the area because I went to Anambra during that period.

Patriotism or not, what is fair is fair. So defending Obi at that period was having A FORESIGHT and seeing a bigger picture which MAJORITY OF YOU DON'T SEE

Education is not by big grammar or how analytical you are. It is about applying what you have learnt to real issues which majority of you don't have.

How can a closure of a market be seen from an ethnic angle. Only by Ndi igbo most especially the nwokes

[quote author=Sunny_bobo]Even a rat from Okitipupa is claiming Lagosian. Wonder shall never end [/quote]And what is stopping him ? Have you not see a rat from Owerri claiming Lagos as well because I have seen first hand.

A pattern is showing up now

Anything that has to do with development and is being done by yorubas, Igbos would label it tribal and destroy the propose it was intended for but if it is an Igbo man that has that foresight, they would praise him.


Who is fooling who here ? SMH

I repeat ACN has destroyed Lagos state, Likes of Marwa, Jakande and Funsho would never ever accept such from anyone be he be Yoruba/Igbo or Hausa.

This was Alj harem's comment 2012 January on Closure of hausa and yoruba dominated trading market in Anambra

sbeezy8:
what sensible yoruba man will trade in the SE of all places?

He deserves it.

I believe if igbos can trade anywhere in the country, yorubas and hausas too have equal right to trade anywhere in the country even in the SE.

Moreover this is not a tribal issue but more of a politcal issue with peter obi and chime

https://www.nairaland.com/851798/tension-onitsha-over-ejection-yoruba

manny4life: Peter Obi's case was totally different from this, he closed a section of the overhead bridge and provided them with an alternate location. Which one did Mr Faashola provide?

If he wanted it clean, they contribute money for maintenance fee, what happened to it?

Abeg, onye obula na sia...

Mechionuo dia ! What alternative location. I would bring out the link now. Tell us where the alternative location Obi created apart from newspaper alternative site. (WE KNOW THE TRUTH HERE). Same silly yorubas and hausas then were calling it ethnical. I ALJ HAREM DEFENDED OBI and Igbo nation telling them that it has nothing to do with ethnicity.

https://www.nairaland.com/855214/hausa-yoruba-traders-ejection-not