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Politics › Re: The Governors Of SE Should Declare "no-go Area Policy" For Fulani Herdsmen by aljharem3: 7:37pm On Jul 14, 2011

mikeansy:
It is not impossible to curtail the excesses of these peoples, but lets do it lawfully.

mikeansy u are too much cheesy

see brain

onlytruth and others learn from him. it would do u a lot of good

Politics › Re: What Is The Meaning Of Ode Chukwu? by aljharem3: 4:56pm On Jul 14, 2011

but in the context the yorubas are using it, it is bad

Politics › Re: What Is The Meaning Of Ode Chukwu? by aljharem3: 4:55pm On Jul 14, 2011

Odechukwu is also an igbo name

Obiora Odechukwu

http://students.washington.edu/mastyles/anth313/artworks.html

Politics › Re: Let's Have Your Complaints Here by aljharem3: 4:52pm On Jul 14, 2011

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=490918.msg8716984#msg8716984 date=1310658574]What's the differnce between a fake and real witch? You do not know the extent of our principal powers, so try not to discuss what you do not understand.
They reported by sending you a text, a phone call or skype video chat abi?[/quote]ileke idi let the mod do his job as he pleases

u can't not be teaching him how to do his job

he has deleted my post before and has given me several warnings so i do not see how urs is different

just let him do his job

Politics › Re: Goodluck Jonathan Cannot Solve This Problem by aljharem3: 4:01pm On Jul 14, 2011

Bensonite:
From all your post in the last one month or so, it appears you have deep rooted hatred for GEJ not because of performance but ethnic affiliation. Please do not develop BP as it is common this days.

what a silly thing to say

so with all the bombing and rubbish happening in the country u would think people would dislike GEJ because he is ijaw huh

i must say that is dumb

Politics › Re: What Is The Meaning Of Ode Chukwu? by aljharem3: 2:46pm On Jul 14, 2011

[quote author=~Bluetooth link=topic=713072.msg8716126#msg8716126 date=1310650403]Abegi . . .nothing is wrong,these people are regular cry babies.Tomorrow,they create another thread that they are not ibos.WTF cry

[/quote]i know but this particular slogan is a bad one and it can be changed or stopped.

[quote author=bk.babe97y link=topic=713072.msg8716171#msg8716171 date=1310650867]And what is "wrong" about it u hypocritical, and always instigating desert rat?

Nigerians in the North scream Islam and murder everyone but their plundering politicos, Nigerians in the East scream Chukwu yet they go on a murderous rampage killing a clearly starving petty thief in cold blood or they massively rig in corrupt GEJ and his cronies.

If anything you beasts should be begging God for forgiveness for your part in the suffering your country is going thru (and will go thru for decades). Because of your actions, helpless kids have died today because they lack medical care. . . . the money for their upkeep has been siphoned by the politicians you monkeys voted in because his (the politician's) opponent was Muslim and Non-Ibo.

So, instead of trying to play "righteous citizen", you guys should be on your knees begging to have the days u will be sentenced to hell reduced by as much time as possible. Fuxccking hypocrites![/quote]whether i am a hypocrite or not is immaterial here. the slogan is disrespecting God

Eko Ile:
I know Nigeria is a messed up country, but freedom of speech and expression is enshrined in our constitution.

Things means so many things to so many people, cover your eyes or look the other way if you're not interested or don't want to here anything, you just can not shut people up or tell them how to express themselves, you simply don't have that right.

Equally, ibo people call Yoruba people absurd and derogatory names non stop and I don't see Yoruba people shouting, yelling and crying like babies.

i am sure yoruba people can look for other words than Chukwu.

Politics › Re: What Is The Meaning Of Ode Chukwu? by aljharem3: 2:30pm On Jul 14, 2011

Eko Ile:
ibo people sabi yell and cry over anything and everything sha,

geez, give it a rest sometimes,

no brother

i think what is wrong is wrong, all they are doing is pointing out what is wrong

Politics › Re: What Is The Meaning Of Ode Chukwu? by aljharem3: 1:58pm On Jul 14, 2011

[quote author=~Bluetooth link=topic=713072.msg8715876#msg8715876 date=1310648013]what pronunciation when homonym applies to the same word when written.That is why I refer to you people as IBO instead of marijuana.only if you want to blame yorubas for having a word that seems to descrate the tribe ''Igbo''[/quote]igbo in yoruba is (do do) while the ethnic group igbo (do mi)

the pronunciations are different from each other

Politics › Re: What Is The Meaning Of Ode Chukwu? by aljharem3: 1:54pm On Jul 14, 2011

[quote author=ekt_bear link=topic=713072.msg8715863#msg8715863 date=1310647894]@KnowAll: Just to be clear, I am not an atheist. . .that really has nothing to do with what I'm saying.

My overall point is that the phrase "ode chukwu" cannot be blasphemous, simply because chukwu does not mean god in yoruba. That it means "god" in Igbo is cute and interesting, but not really relevant.[/quote]dapo Chukwu has no meaning in yoruba. it is a slogan gotten from the Igbo language which is used for God

now turning it into a form of insultive slogan is blasphemous and should be stopped

even if u do not respect the igbo langauge, I think people have to respect God

Politics › Re: Fashola Vs Gej In Disaster Response by aljharem3: 1:51pm On Jul 14, 2011

to those that are calling this thread silly i think they need to have there heads examined

op

good comparism

Crime › Re: Herdsmen Kill 2, Rape Women In Imo by aljharem3: 1:29pm On Jul 14, 2011

namfav:
says the[b] yahudi wannabe[/b]

abeg ask them oooo grin

lol

Politics › Re: What Is The Meaning Of Ode Chukwu? by aljharem3: 1:20pm On Jul 14, 2011

@op

i think it is a terrible slogan that should be stopped

but then again as ekt-bear said it is a yoruba word

just like nwoke in yoruba means something

while in igbo means man-lover man/something like that

but all in all it should be stopped and there person should be banned

it is destroying our nigerian culture

Politics › Re: Boko Haram: Should Our Past Leaders Be Ashamed For Not Being Foresighted? by aljharem3: 2:42am On Jul 14, 2011

Ystranger:
Who is Awolowo representing?

On pointing things without thinking, polymathic indeed!

awo was representing his people(SW) i would presume

Politics › Re: Boko Haram: Should Our Past Leaders Be Ashamed For Not Being Foresighted? by aljharem3: 2:34am On Jul 14, 2011

Katsumoto:
Do a simple test

Is Awo reverred by the people he represented?
Is Bello reverred by the people he represented?
Is Zik reverred by the people he represented?

Awolowo has never been elected to represent the interests of the people of the East, why do you think he should have put their interests ahead of or at par with the interests of those who he represented?

on point

Politics › Re: Boko Haram: Should Our Past Leaders Be Ashamed For Not Being Foresighted? by aljharem3: 2:25am On Jul 14, 2011

EzeUche:
https://emeagwali.com/speeches/nigeria/43rd-independence-anniversary-message/ahmadu-bello-obafemi-awolowo-nnamdi-azikiwe-nigeria-1962.jpg

Only 2 out of the 3 should be "blamed." Awolowo for his callousness, and for his Azikiwe naivety.

objectivly can you tell me who Awolowo was callous to ? because i believe u read this thread discussion from the beginning

Politics › Re: Has Fashola's Stock Fallen In The Past Few Days? by aljharem3: 12:28am On Jul 14, 2011

Kobojunkie:
Again, ALTERNATIVE ROUTE = DRAINAGE SYSTEM (MAN-MADE/ARTIFICIAL). And I also told you I do not buy your argument that it is expensive and it is not what Government should do. Did I not?

ok we on the same page here, we both agree that alternative route=drainage system.i am not disputing that with u kobo.

secondly, think about it. compare the NEW drainage with the old ones but just cleaned up. which would be more expensive.

imagine u have a car and ur car is dirty. whould it not be better to clean up ur car than bay a new one wink

Kobojunkie:
Where do you have me saying the above? Cause I don't remember ever answering that question you asked.

kobo u this is the thread

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria?topic=710489.msg8706394#msg8706394

u suggested the water should be redirected to a tank. but what tank would hold millions of gallons of water in a state ?. so i said are u suggesting a japanese style tank

Kobojunkie:
Again, I don't hold your opinion on affordability of drainage projects to much. Reason being the other guy has been trying to claim that Government is already spending money on such projects. You do know that it makes no sense for it to be too expensive as you claim,at the same time the same Government is already supposedly spending money on the very same? You do know that by now, right?

ok madam

i would hold my peace

Food › Re: The Official Nairaland Kitchen!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! by aljharem3: 12:15am On Jul 14, 2011

OAM4J:
Enjoy this My Ekiti Girl!

https://www.business-travel-nigeria.com/images/pounded_yam_edikaiikong.jpg

[img]http://www.afrodomtom.fr/alimentation_exotique_par_pays/Afrique/cameroun/malta-guiness.jpg[/img]

chaiii OAM4J this food look good no be small. i must join Ileke idi chop am angry

ileke idi can i join u wink

Politics › Re: Has Fashola's Stock Fallen In The Past Few Days? by aljharem3: 12:06am On Jul 14, 2011

Kobojunkie:
Stop going around in circles.

Again Man-made/Alternative routes(NON NATURAL) for water drainage = DRAINAGE SYSTEM! And no, the government has had FOUR YEARS . . not two months or two days to fight the floods. Last year, if you did not know . . know now that there was an equally huge flood in the same State. In 2009, streets and communities were also flooded.

you sha no dey gee sha!!

ok kobo go back to the thread we had this discussion and u would see what u typed

u suggested the government to do alternative route for the water didn't u and water no get brain grin

and i said on that and this thread that it is expensive to do such and i would suggest the government to clean up the gutters and[b] this would be a temporary solution[/b] given the time space it was anointed that there would be flooding in the state

secondly, u suggested that lagos state should do or invest in the sort of system japan uses for there flood or water way system or some sort of underground big tank and i said no

because i think the government cannot afford such and even if they could it would be waste of money because such a project is capital intensive.

and then i suggested that lagos state can save money and a lot of trouble by investing it's money on mapping out the topography of the land and get the natural water routes and allow the water to flow throught those routes

and even a better idea is after the water flows, it would be better if they can back barriers between the banks of those route (streams now).

Politics › Re: Has Fashola's Stock Fallen In The Past Few Days? by aljharem3: 11:32pm On Jul 13, 2011

Desola:
quote author=alj_harem

, but who is to say that these gutters were not cleared or entirely blocked. What proof do we have that all gutter ways were in did blocked and measure were not taken at all to clear any of the gutters? You reckoned that he would have learnt of an impending high tide but would have done absolutely nothing to control it? Give the man some credit! He is not silly like some!

Prepared and emergency house for people who continually disregard instructions and warning and say stuff it to the law? Are you saying that these people were not aware that they lived at their own peril in a danger zone? Would this be the first rainfall they've experienced with adverse effects? Where is this shelter exactly? Who should fund them? Why should he offer shelter to law breakers? The best he could have done was warning them - which he did.

. . .and do you have evidence to the contrary?

i would think if he did all this, it would have reduce the severity of the suitation

you think? And this genius thought of yours wouldn't have been covered by him, you think? Give the man some credit! If you of all people can come up with this very basic solution, you don't think he would have exercised his common sense or if at all his commissioners? Give yourself a break!
to be honest i agree with u

i have no evidence to suggest that lagos gutter were not cleared but i think i have leaved in lagos long enough to know the state of the gutter

apart from this, i agree with your other post

Politics › Re: Has Fashola's Stock Fallen In The Past Few Days? by aljharem3: 11:29pm On Jul 13, 2011

Kobojunkie:
Do you know what a Drainage system is? It is actually an ALTERNATIVE route/man-made route for large volumes of water --- that is what a drainage system basically is. And no, it is not ordinary street gutters like the one you see in Nigeria where it starts in front of your house and ends two houses down. A drainage system/canal/That you find this hard to comprehend makes me wonder again . . . what's up?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sustainable_urban_drainage_systems

kobo kobo, i made it clear in my post that alternative or man made route which mean they are the same[quote author=alj_harem link=topic=712393.msg8712842#msg8712842 date=1310595391] grin

kobo what u were suggesting was for the government to make an alternative route or man made route for large volume of water

but what i just said was for the government to clear the gutter which in some sense man made but it is a temporary solution

a long term solution would be to clear the natural route wink

[/quote]secondly koboj, i made it clear that it is a temporary solution not a permanent solution.

u see koboj, given the circumstances that it was given to the government about a month or 2 before the flood, then a temporary solution such as the one suggested by you would have be cost effective and a temporary solution

it does not mean the water will not still cause havoc or burst it's bank but the effect would have been reduced

now

if the government is looking for a permanent solution to this problem given that it happens every year, I WOULD SUGGEST THEY NEED TO LOOK FOR THE WATER NATURAL ROUTE and make it free for water to flow natural ie a stream or something like that

Politics › Re: Has Fashola's Stock Fallen In The Past Few Days? by aljharem3: 11:16pm On Jul 13, 2011

Kobojunkie:
OH!!! So you do use your head (you are able to get it out of the man's arse). And here I thought it impossible!!!

kobo what u were suggesting was for the government to make an alternative route or man made route for large volume of water

but what i just said was for the government to clear the gutter which in some sense man made but it is a temporary solution

a long term solution would be to clear the natural route wink

Crime › Re: Human Trafficking In Abia Worries Naptip by aljharem3: 11:04pm On Jul 13, 2011

i think this abia is a bad egg in the SE zone

i might be wrong, when comparing it to other states like enugu, anambra, imo

Politics › Re: Has Fashola's Stock Fallen In The Past Few Days? by aljharem3: 11:03pm On Jul 13, 2011

[quote author=tpia@ link=topic=712393.msg8710756#msg8710756 date=1310576921]how exactly do you prevent flooding of this nature besides issuing warnings and evacuating people.

should he have evacuated most of the flood zones? huh

[/quote]sorry saw this late wink

ok i think the first thing he could have done was to clear the gutter ways and make sure this gutters are leading somewhere, (this can be done way under a week)

secondly, areas like abule egba and co where there are no clear drainage, i think he could have prepared an emergence house for the people and could as well had built a barrier to offer some protection for there houses and properties

thirdly, i think he could have organised clean up teams ready, so as soon as the floods ends, they are ready to clear the gutters and water ways again for the next rain

i would think if he did all this, it would have reduce the severity of the suitation wink

Politics › Re: Ending The Child Abuse Called Almajiri by aljharem3: 10:44pm On Jul 13, 2011

ezeagu:
It's the governments up there in Arewa that need to redistribute their wealth.

it goes beyond arewa

it is people like IBB that have 17 oil blocks, ciroma, emir, and the governors that need to redistribute there wealth

this people only keep there wealth for themselves and make everyone illitrates so duing election, they can easly be used to carry out riots without them paying much

Core northerners need to wake up, but it is almost impossible because it is even hard to communicate with those with not primary school education and also rarely go for Islamic classes but clam to be fighting for Muslims when they have not even read the Quran properly

Crime › Re: My God!. . .they Killed Him! (viewers discretion advised) by aljharem3: 10:07pm On Jul 13, 2011

in oyingbo market lagos, u can not steal a potato or N5 and not get killed in the same manner

go to oshodi or yaba, any one that is caught stealling even ear ring will face the same

also bauchi

Crime › Re: My God!. . .they Killed Him! (viewers discretion advised) by aljharem3: 10:05pm On Jul 13, 2011

this is a normal often in lagos, kaduna, bauchi, kano, rivers state even abuja

it is sad to see how people would even to view this and not try to stop it

that is why arm robbers today in nigeria kill there victims because if they are caught, that will be there end

Politics › Re: Thousands Flee Maiduguri by aljharem3: 9:41pm On Jul 13, 2011

[quote author=dem_people link=topic=712042.msg8712347#msg8712347 date=1310589470]All of una no dee tire sef? huh

Igbo this Igbo that, Yoruba this Yoruba that, SE this, SW that. Ah Ah ? ? ? ? ? ? huh

When will it all end?

I tire for una ooo. It just doesn't end. [/quote]ah ah ah

e no fit end oooo

Politics › Re: Ikemba, Nigerian Statesman, Abandoned In Uk by aljharem3: 6:53pm On Jul 13, 2011

[quote author=Negro_Ntns link=topic=712766.msg8711068#msg8711068 date=1310579433]Alj,

You know what? I agree!!

I wish well and a good enough recovery to return to his homeland.

I'm out![/quote]thank u wink

Politics › Re: Boko Haram: Should Our Past Leaders Be Ashamed For Not Being Foresighted? by aljharem3: 6:52pm On Jul 13, 2011

adejoro75:
There is no [b]commercial oil [/b]in Igboland and you have SHELL and the other oil companies drilling oil there? What is the definition of commercial?

what i mean is commercial quantity

are u sure there is shell there because seeing is believing

i have seen oil drilling companies in lagos and while others say there is oil in anambra, i am yet to see 1

ok adejoro, please proof to me so i would remain silent

thanks

Politics › Re: Boko Haram: Should Our Past Leaders Be Ashamed For Not Being Foresighted? by aljharem3: 6:46pm On Jul 13, 2011

vicenzo:
Stop deceiving yourself yorubaman,biafra war was all about OIL,OIL is the foundation on which gowon's "one nigeria" stands.

igboman is there commercail oil in igboland

Politics › Re: Ikemba, Nigerian Statesman, Abandoned In Uk by aljharem3: 6:45pm On Jul 13, 2011

[quote author=Negro_Ntns link=topic=712766.msg8711017#msg8711017 date=1310579053]Eze,

. . . And his pre-Biafra youthful brilliance. Yes![/quote]leave ojukwu alone for now at least

he needs prayers and our support

Politics › Re: Boko Haram: Should Our Past Leaders Be Ashamed For Not Being Foresighted? by aljharem3: 6:31pm On Jul 13, 2011

vicenzo:
The way i see it,ojukwu tried his best to liberate the east from this sh.it of a country,but gowon and awolowo fought to keep it one,ojukwu failed to liberate the east,so,we are all trapped in this sh.it country,we lost the war, but the people who fought to keep this country as one are the real losers,the west and the north are the poorest regions in the sh.It country,and what about gowon's angas group and the middlebelt? They are the biggest losers,they are being killed in numbers by their northern masters ,that which they brought to biafra has come to visit them.
No need to blame awo,he was looking out for his selfish interest,don't blame gowon,he was a willing tool used and dumped by the north,don't blame the north,they were interested in OIL,you no what? blame me. :Pons in the sh.It country,and what about gowon's angas group and the middlebelt? They are the biggest losers,they are being killed in numbers by their northern masters ,that which they brought to biafra has come to visit them.
No need to blame awo,he was looking out for his selfish interest,don't blame gowon,he was a willing tool used and dumped by the north,don't blame the north,they were interested in OIL,you know what? blame me.
re the biggest losers,they are being killed in numbers by their northern masters ,that which they brought to biafra has come to visit them.
No need to blame awo,he was looking out for his selfish interest,don't blame gowon,he was a willing tool used and dumped by the north,don't blame the north,they were interested in OIL,you no what? blame me. :Pons in the sh.It country,and what about gowon's angas group and the middlebelt? They are the biggest losers,they are being killed in numbers by their northern masters ,that which they brought to biafra has come to visit them.
No need to blame awo,he was looking out for his selfish interest,don't blame gowon,he was a willing tool used and dumped by the north,don't blame the north,they were interested in OIL,you know what? blame me.

lies upon lies upon stu.pidity

the north does not care about ur oil, read jason's post and stop actting ignorant

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