Romance › Re: Why Don't Girls Tell Guys About Their Feelings Towards Them by Amarabae(f): 8:34pm On Aug 11, 2017 |
greatnaija01: its dignity. Men are born leaders so why should a lady take their role n ask a guy out? Ladies give signs but most guys are too dummb to see the signs. All ladies give away emotional promo signs to show the dude a green light but most times he is busy looking at boobs n arse to notice the signs.
Life is much better when we know our roles n stop trying to switch. three gbosa for you. Nice comment. |
Romance › Re: My Reaction To The Wooing Challenge Co-hosted By Makydebbie And Naijaboiy by Amarabae(f): 8:32pm On Aug 11, 2017 |
Hello OP.
Are you ok? |
Romance › Re: The Woooing Challenge 2017 Selection Thread..[male Edition] by Amarabae(f): 8:23pm On Aug 11, 2017 |
Jacksparr0w1207: I want to woo amarabae hmmm. Lolz. Abeg o. Mr fyn bobo, woo all these pretty single slay queens here jor. So that the wedding bell may start ringing. |
Politics › Re: Ibibio Clan To Present A Mou Template For The Proposed Biafra Nation by Amarabae(f): 5:32pm On Aug 11, 2017 |
IgboSubmarine: Only pigs believe in One Nigeria.
Why are Yoruba people scared of Oduduwa Republic and governing themselves in Oduduwa republic.? and why are IPOB Scared of a Country for Igbos alone? Atleast yorubas here do their oduduwa things among themselves, I don't see them taking it to their old western region mates like the urhobos, isokos, binis etc. These desperation of Ipob over Non-Igbos is embarrasing. |
Crime › Re: Lady Murdered In Her Farm In Imo State (Photos) by Amarabae(f): 4:45pm On Aug 11, 2017 |
these herdsmen are at it again. RIP to her |
Travel › Re: NNEWI - The Small Town Of The Super Rich By Forbes Magazine by Amarabae(f): 3:44pm On Aug 11, 2017 |
Bidobado: Nigeria has no hope if its youth are bigots and tribal warlords bent on humiliating and downgrading each other's achievements. I am proudly yoruba, born and raised in Kaduna, and I love my igbo brothers and wish them well, even in their quest for a homeland to call theirs. Let's not pretend that Nigeria is one, but we all have a common enemy who has been enslaving us for centuries, and will continue to do so wherever he finds us, whether in Nigeria or Biafra. Every Tribe came into this group and congratulated IGBOS Except One Tribe. Anything good about Igbos gives them nightmares. Very sadistic in nature and envious in character. Always obsessed with Igbos and behave like people with inferiority complex. |
Travel › Re: NNEWI - The Small Town Of The Super Rich By Forbes Magazine by Amarabae(f): 3:41pm On Aug 11, 2017 |
obiezed: Amarabae,I gbugo anumpama,biko jie nwanyoo,nwannem. He had to go dig out the whole owner ship info of Forbes.pepperdem,lol. Lolz. I am too smart for them to handle. |
Travel › Re: NNEWI - The Small Town Of The Super Rich By Forbes Magazine by Amarabae(f): 3:39pm On Aug 11, 2017 |
sangresan: That gal has a problem...And I have noticed that some folks easily turn issues into ethnic debates. The piece was poorly written....When you are making allusions to wealth,you have to give an estimation... continue to wail. The painment must be too much for you to bear. Go and charge Forbes to court. |
Travel › Re: NNEWI - The Small Town Of The Super Rich By Forbes Magazine by Amarabae(f): 3:37pm On Aug 11, 2017 |
laudate: Hehehehe..... madam, you are the one crying here. Everyone can see it! See how you just confessed that you have been "gnashing your teeth," and suffering "painment.' Eeyah, accept my sympathy. Otherwise, you would not have made allusions to such emotions, if you had not been suffering from such feelings yourself. Now, try to get over it before you do yourself an injury, as you do not have proof to support your claims. Thank God, everyone can read. And they all know that articles published in Forbes, are not written by Forbes itself, but by various journalists.
For your information, Forbes Magazine is published by Forbes Publishing Company, an arm of Forbes Media LLC.  You are the one I said that is weeping and gnashing teeth. I am a proud Igbo celebrating this news while you are pained here trying to soil everywhere with your tearz. Go and fight Forbes and stop disturbing us here. This news stamped by Forbes have gone far and wide where your ogbomosho media can Never Reach. Deal with it. |
Travel › Re: NNEWI - The Small Town Of The Super Rich By Forbes Magazine by Amarabae(f): 3:31pm On Aug 11, 2017 |
sangresan: Why do you love fooling yourself?If you are good writer,you will know a well-researched piece from a spun article. It is never an Igbo vs Yoruba debate like some jobless youths would have us believe...Egbejule is probably an Edo or Delta name. But he did a bad job.He should travelled down to the town and ask around. To show that his article probably wasn't scrutinised, he only dropped the names of less than 8 so-called billionaires without giving us their net-worths..I could sit down and write that Owerri has more billionaires than Nnewi...How would you verify? The wailing and weeping continues. Go and fight Forbes for this article and also take a sleeping tablet tonight,it will help you sleep tonight. The painment is unbearable. |
Travel › Re: NNEWI - The Small Town Of The Super Rich By Forbes Magazine by Amarabae(f): 3:28pm On Aug 11, 2017 |
wumiadeye: Evans the billionaire kidnapping kingpin is from Nnewi and Shina Rambo and Dr Oyenusi are from where? These are top 2 armed robbers in the history of Nigeria. |
Travel › Re: NNEWI - The Small Town Of The Super Rich By Forbes Magazine by Amarabae(f): 3:25pm On Aug 11, 2017 |
sangresan: Egbejule should do a better job next time...Kano has more multi-billionaires than Nnewi...And Sir Ojukwu wasn't the wealthiest man of his day.Just because the Queen used his rolls-royce didn't mean anything...You don't even know the net worth of those you wrote about. chai. Just take am easy. The thread is too painful for you to bear. Why are forbes so wicked? |
Travel › Re: NNEWI - The Small Town Of The Super Rich By Forbes Magazine by Amarabae(f): 3:19pm On Aug 11, 2017 |
sangresan: This is a poorly-researched piece...Most of the tidbits were actually picked up online...No real effort to ascertain the veracity of some of the claims...How many billionaires are from Nnewi as compared to Kano?Many of the readers outside Nigeria may not know sha. another gnashing of teeth and wailing due to painment. Forbes have put tears in the eyes of many today. |
Travel › Re: NNEWI - The Small Town Of The Super Rich By Forbes Magazine by Amarabae(f): 3:16pm On Aug 11, 2017 |
laudate: Madam, if Egbejule is not an Igbo name, then kindly tell us what part of Nigeria bears that name. Is it an Efik name or an Igala name or a Kanuri name? Forbes relies on writers to supply it with stories. Or does Forbes manufacture stories from thin air? Are there robots who insert those stories inside Forbes? There are no lies or propaganda anywhere. Such traits are the stock in trade of your people. 
Madam, if you must argue, please do so like an educated person and not an ignorant one. Even a primary school pupil, knows that newspapers and magazines rely on journalists to supply them with stories. The argument is not about whether Forbes published it or not, but who wrote the story. The fact that you are spewing insults left and right shows how pained you are. Try to get over it. Thanks. Eromo Egbejule is likely a name from Bendel region(either Urhobo, Isoko or Edo state). It is Never an Igbo name. Finally, no amount of gnashing of teeth and painment will change these writeup stamped by FORBES. So cry us a River, you are the one obviousely pained. |
Education › Re: KBKFoundation To Give N500,000 To Ikekpeazu Chidinma UNN Best Graduating Student by Amarabae(f): 3:06pm On Aug 11, 2017 |
Wow. Just wow. |
Travel › Re: NNEWI - The Small Town Of The Super Rich By Forbes Magazine by Amarabae(f): 2:59pm On Aug 11, 2017 |
laudate: Forbes is a magazine. It does not research, and produce content by itself. Its' stories are supplied by writers from different parts of the world. In this case, the particular story under reference was written by Eromo Egbejule, (who is an ex-writer for The Guardian Newspaper in Lagos) and published in the magazine called Forbes. Deal with it. Or is that too difficult for you to understand?  answer me and don't divert the topic. Is Eromo Egbejule an Igbo name? Yes or No. Your Painment is an entertainment in this thread. Forbes is a worldwide respect and well read Organisation, It is more acceptable and chosen than your ibadan media. So cry me a river. The era you people controlled Nigeria media is gone. Your propagandas are being bursted left and right. |
Travel › Re: NNEWI - The Small Town Of The Super Rich By Forbes Magazine by Amarabae(f): 2:49pm On Aug 11, 2017 |
laudate: That Forbes article was not well researched in my humble opinion. What was all that story about using Ojukwu's Rolls Royce to chauffeur the Queen around during her visit?
No, in this case the Igbo writer of that article in Forbes made a blunder, by rushing to press without crosschecking the facts of his story. Igbo writer? Gosh what kind of hate filled bitots am I dealing with? Forbes wrote that, deal with it. And btw Oromo Egbejule are NOT IGBO NAMES. |
Travel › Re: NNEWI - The Small Town Of The Super Rich By Forbes Magazine by Amarabae(f): 12:49pm On Aug 11, 2017 |
NaoSlay: Igbo's and Lie's ehn. See how they believed it , even saying Ojukwu is the first billionaire , Dangote is the first ever billionaire.
When will Igbo's stop being decieved?? Forbes wrote this. Not Igbos. Stop disturbing us here with your cry of painment. |
Travel › Re: NNEWI - The Small Town Of The Super Rich By Forbes Magazine by Amarabae(f): 12:47pm On Aug 11, 2017 |
Lloydfolarin: And that's why millions of your kinsmen are immigrants in the supposed brain dead regions.
Olodo...
Your region is the most backward region in Nigeria if you must know.
And that's why other Nigerians don't go there hence your mass unemployment. another gnashing of teeth due to painment. If no other nigerians go to SE, Who are those people selling Agbo concotion there? Go and fight Forbes if this post pained you deeply. |
Romance › Re: Guy Proposes To A Nursing Student In Her Hostel (photos) by Amarabae(f): 11:06am On Aug 11, 2017 |
Peacefullove: I can very much understand this is a joyful thing, BUT must we post everything online ?
Life itself is unpredictable , not to mention the humans ... People change, Though I don't pray for such regarding this pretty Nurse . But we won't deny there are cases of people Breaking up after proposing , Infact a day to wedding . This things happen But the point is , if we post everything online, Can't such pictures come back to haunt us if things doesn't go as expected ?
We are joyful buy yet we need to be wise Three gbosa for you. |
Romance › Re: The Woooing Challenge 2017 Selection Thread..[male Edition] by Amarabae(f): 11:01am On Aug 11, 2017 |
Wooing challenge. Thats cool, let relationship click through it and let us start Celebrating Pre-wedding picture threads.. Shikena |
Romance › Re: My Wife Just Delivered A Beautiful Bouncing Baby Boy by Amarabae(f): 10:52am On Aug 11, 2017 |
Congrats. |
Travel › Re: NNEWI - The Small Town Of The Super Rich By Forbes Magazine by Amarabae(f): 6:48am On Aug 11, 2017 |
dutchnorics: Leave them, they where born with so much pain in their blood stream their propagandas are being destroyed day by day. Igbo success give them nightmare. They havent seen anything yet. |
Travel › Re: NNEWI - The Small Town Of The Super Rich By Forbes Magazine by Amarabae(f): 6:41am On Aug 11, 2017 |
Aufbauh: Anything that makes them feel good they should kotinu.
The irony is that the people who pride themselves as the average richest people in Africa are still the ones crying victimization and marginalization.  another gnashing of teeth due to painment. Pele o |
Travel › Re: NNEWI - The Small Town Of The Super Rich By Forbes Magazine by Amarabae(f): 6:39am On Aug 11, 2017 |
Eshinwaju: This is why it is important to counter the dirty lies from the land of the erosion ravaged beasts because before....you know it....their lies becomes accepted as truth... .....as soon as I read that first few lines...I just wrote off the rest.....  so Igbos are now owners of Forbes. I know the thread pains, pls deal with it. |
Travel › Re: NNEWI - The Small Town Of The Super Rich By Forbes Magazine by Amarabae(f): 6:35am On Aug 11, 2017 |
MayorofLagos: This is the foundation for the article. Everything here is embellished and spawn in falsehood.
The first Nigerian billiionaire was a shipping magnate by name Henry Fajemirokun. The first to own RollsRoyce was Kano Emirate, followed by Fajemirokun. Sir Ojukwu never had a Rolls. sorry, Forbes magazine is more trusted and more acceptable than your ibadan media. |
Travel › Re: NNEWI - The Small Town Of The Super Rich By Forbes Magazine by Amarabae(f): 6:32am On Aug 11, 2017 |
MayorofLagos: This is the foundation for the article. Everything here is embellished and spawn in falsehood.
The first Nigerian billiionaire was a shipping magnate by name Henry Fajemirokun. The first to own RollsRoyce was Kano Emirate, followed by Fajemirokun. Sir Ojukwu never had a Rolls. |
Travel › Re: NNEWI - The Small Town Of The Super Rich By Forbes Magazine by Amarabae(f): 6:32am On Aug 11, 2017 |
StOla: I thought those Palestinians said it is a city?
How dare Forbes call it a small town?
I ordinarily hear them say Anambra has 3 cities of Awka, Onitsha and Nnewi, as opposed to 3 small towns. are you trying to hide ur painment of the thread title by trying to divert attention. Everybody knows that nnewi is a town, Onitsha and Awka are Cities. So face the topic |
Politics › Re: What Are Your Favourite Quotes From The Game Of Thrones by Amarabae(f): 6:26am On Aug 11, 2017 |
"Call me sister again and I will have you strangled in your sleep" |
Politics › Re: Niger Delta Militants Order Northerners & Yorubas Out Of Region Before October 1 by Amarabae(f): 8:48pm On Aug 10, 2017 |
sapele914: I am from the creeks myself after years of aboding in the diaspora went back home and was shocked at the high level of ignorance and backwardness in the Niger Delta,no public infrstructure whatsoever after all the trillions of Naira from the Federal Government,
Woeful leadership at it's highest thanks to the likes of odili,ibori,alams,jonathan goodluck,uduaghan,ifeanyi okowa to mention a few,the Niger Delta is a brain drain,no innovative thinking all they do is collect free money from the Federal Government,steal and mismanage the majority of their allocation and use the remainder money to pay state workers that contributed nothing just an over bloated work force without productivity.
Mr budaphest keep dreaming of your ogogoro republic it is quite obvious you don't live in the Niger Delta if not you won't be spitting these trash based on ignorance of what is truly happening on ground.
They say it is our oil?I haven't seen one refinery or petrol chemical plant built by any state government whether single handedly or collectively in the Niger Delta, a governor like okowa of Delta state takes pride in opening so called state of the art petrol stations,mumu people. You talk of crude oil?what happened to timber,palm oil,rubber,mechanized fishing,innovation and human capital? mr man, your ranting can't move a fly. They want to control their resources, why these your pained long writing of a crap? |
Politics › Re: Niger Delta Militants Order Northerners & Yorubas Out Of Region Before October 1 by Amarabae(f): 8:41pm On Aug 10, 2017 |
allrightsir: I am from from the south west, Let me make a prediction: if we all go our way Sw will be the biggest beneficiaries, SS will finally be able to use their OIl to develop their region...although a lot of it will be looted, North will finally be forced to develop the many agricultural and minral potential in the North though it will take a while and the SW will be in constant turmoil because as a nation you have no moral values left and the Ibo man is always in constant confrontation even with his own shadow. The countdown has begun......Mark my words, the SE will be the worst hit. if se will be the worst hit, why the gnashing of teeth and wailing when you hear that they want to be on their own? An Imo man want a country where he can import from Onne seaport in Rivers instead of travelling Long distance to Lagos where there is a monopoly of seaport. The divide and conquer is crashing fastly. Why were we not worst hit during the saga Awolowo gave us £20 and seize our money yet We bounced back and we are flexing. Worst hit my foot. And btw South East is just part of Igboland, We know our boundaries. I am married to Anambra but I am from an Asa community in Oyigbo Rivers and we are oil producing and Igbos. The divide and conquer tactics is outdated. |
Politics › Re: Governor Ugwuanyi Offers Scholarship To Cynthia Chinecherem Ali With 9 A1 by Amarabae(f): 8:26pm On Aug 10, 2017 |
ackifemmy: and somebody on the other side was given N10000 for coming out with first class ... so poor |