₦airaland Forum

COOLDUN: Great reasoning, I read your comment with great regards and respect. Don’t mind the lunatics that support this evil proposal. The commissioner that is clamoring for this kind of barbaric punishment forgot, that she is one of the beasts that are suffocating this country to its breathless state,today. Their useless ideologies has turned Nigeria to a wild jungle, where life is no longer sacred, that is why the only news you hear in Nigeria nowadays is killing.

What is her corruption record? Rape is never justifiable in any reason, but the kind of insinuated punishment will breed so many heartless killers in future. What will happen to the women that molest men? Or is it only men that molest women? Many myopic morons in Nigeria feel that these politicians are to be trusted.

How many programs are in place to educate people on these illicit acts, from local government to the federal level? Many of these acts would have been averted if the society is well educated, counseled, empowered today. But what do we have? The people who solve the physical problems with theories. God bless and increase your wisdom my dear.

Mekanze: Islam is evil, and the same time problem of this world. Look at middle east egpt, all over Muslim nations problem.

Unfortunate... u do not realize that the problem in Egypt is even hailed across the world. The youth of the country are standing up against oppression, ABSOLUTE STAND OFF!!! against dictatorship, freedom of movement and speech. They are giving Morsi a good fight for democracy just for arrogating to himself undesirable immunities in his recent decree. The same young folks chased Mubarak out. They are saying no more corrupt leadership. Something someone like you should learn from and stop celebrating your corrupt leaders. At the end of the day, ur own judgement from that development is "Islam is Evil" I shake my head vigorously for u.

semid4lyfe: Overall, I liked the opening Blame The Machines graphics and the sound that accompanied it. . .very machine-like and robotic. It goes with the title of the film

The story flowed and transition between scenes was seamless. Liked the use of interval as it was used to get us into the mind of the character and move the story forward

Also, I like the fact that a behavourial pattern was set early ON for the guy with all the banging and flinging so the last violent confrontation and his shoving/pushing of Rachel wasn't out of character.

Still, some minor points that need clarification

# From his work and office, I didn't get the sense the guy could afford to live in a duplex abi no be duplex hin dey live?

# As far as I know, the Blue Screen Of Death commonly pops up after installation of an incompatible software or just when one is putting on the PC and not as it happened in the film when he was working on MS Word?

# That scene where Rachael fell and hit her head on the stool get comma. She fell and her head balanced on the stool "gidigba" like sey she by herself set her head on top sleeping pillow. Wasn't her head supposed to have hit the stool and skidded off to the ground with the stool fallen off it's legs?

All in all, a decent effort.

Odenigbo Aroli: Mostly Igbo,especially when emotion is involve...But I think about chics in English...

Dondav: I was born in Igbo Land, Grew up in Yoruba Land and my brain couldn't understand any better than the other. Until my English Teacher induced English Language forcefully into my brain.
I.E, My results
English Language: A1
Igbo Language: D7
Yoruba Language: E8
So! English is my main language.

Abali1: It is kind of painful, being judged by something U have little or no control over. Being told "I Love U" while the person is just prolonging the day she will leave you.
Using you as a stepping stone to achieve certain things, her parents cannot provide for her.

amypaul: Bros, ur own will surely accept u for who you are, try and tell her every thing, it does not matter when der is true LOVE, I ve seen a guy with HIV positive dat got married to a lady, her parents disowned her but she refused to let him go. Just pray for directions on how to locate ur wife daz all. I wish u d Best.

thelastPope: See you! Lol. Trying to play the neutral card. Hypocrite! I support GEJ and don't hide it. That doesn't mean I support every decision he makes. I don't sit on the fence. Fence sitting is for hypocrites. I support him because I believe he means well and will make a change. If he disappoionts me at the end, I will say it loud and clear. So far, he is doing fine! You, my friend are a hypocrite. Your kind are the problem of Nigeria. You go around like a thug without honor, insulting GEJ and calling him names even when the topic doesn't call for it. ACN and El Rufai has sponsored you lot to insult GEJ online and you are trying make people believe that it is PDP doing it. You think we don't know your trick? How come all of you supporting ACN know yourselves on NL and the people supporting GEJ are very diverse? Please tell me! You think we don't know? Don't let me open my mouth oh! Ehn!

crackhouse: how are we sure that pope said this? did u hear the pope said that? pls don't rely on whatever you see on the internet before drawing to conclusions because we have a lot of atheist with different websites writing trash just to destroy religion. they can stay in their homes and cook up a story, upload it to their website and circulate it just to cause confusion among Christians.

C'mon dude, u can not see the sun as bright as it is if u do not open ur eyes... U are still in doubt of a development that is on top of the news on CNN as I type

emeka762001: instead of una to dey cry for nigeria, una dey busy dey fight una self over wht pope say abt christ date of birth, how dat one take stop boko haram, kidnapping, bribery and corruption, armed robbery, bad roads, unemployment etc in nigeria?

ujchief: Few years back, Pastor Bimbo Odukoya 'of single and married' lost her precious life on the sosoliso plane crash.
Another pastor (name forgoten) lost his life on the Dana plane crash.
It seems u guys are more interested in seeing people die daily on ur ill-managed and non-regulated airplanes than seeing men of God prosper beyond ur myopic imagination. If not for the poor state of the nation, how much does a private jet cost?
I would have been enjoying pastor bimbo's programs till date if she had her own jet to fly her around.
Ride on pastors, u guys give me hope and help re-affirm my faith that the word of God really works!

naturality: only a foolish man will do this. even if na my pikin nko? everybody has a duty to play and this is definitely not my own part

shymexx: After watching this video for "The Game (Feat. Future & Jeezy) - I Remember" tune, and with the calibre of chics in that video, I definitely won't mind marrying a stripper... I'm a proud alumni of eat-breakfast-in-the-strip-club college and one of my closest female friends whilst I was at uni was a stripper - and I know for a fact that most strippers are decent and intelligent... I've conversed with loads of them and they're not so different from the other decent chics out there, to be honest...

Let me paint a better picture that would make Mona Lisa look like fake art for you, most people will never marry virgins, anyway... So, most strippers might probably be more decent than that overly holier-than-thou chic you want to wife up - and they bring more to the table in terms of flexibility and physical qualities... Perhaps, that's why I don't really care about their profession and I probably care more about the content of their character...

Hey, I'm just thinking out loud...

seanet01: This is a warped mentality. So because he dealt with lazy and incompetent teachers and civil servants he is not good? Nigeria has a long way to go with people like you.

seanet01: Are you for real? In this same thread, just collate people's opinion about his performance and see why you deserve to be throughouly flogged.

MOBBDEEP: I don't buy this idea of a baseless norm or culture preventing people from saying the truth the way they see it.
Perhaps that's why a blackman's world will perpetuate in doldrums.
Come to think of it, if a whiteman dies, they simply tabulate his highs & lows, & then they wish him well in his journey through the land of Hades.
Some people just started cursing Cyril83 for expressing his view. If you think Lam was a different Gov who made his mark, poke holes in Cyril83 argument rather than fighting for a dead man who was not different from the average selfish leaders that we have these days.

Pa Adekunle Ajasin came back poorer to his old house with only his 504 Peugeot after serving the old Ondo-State. That's a serviceman.

At least I may not have a lot on my personal dossier on Lam, but I do know most of the roads which you are citing he completed were done hastily, in 'mago-mago' style, towards the end of his tenure so as to con the populace to vote him in for 2nd-term. Does this portray him as a distinguished elderstateman?
Likewise, the audacious backing he gave to the lavish spendthrifts he had as children does not paint him in good light. Fine, we can't hold him completely responsible for his children excesses (though some highly-principled folks might), but taking side with them was taking Public-Fund Mismanagement to another higher but worse level.
Is it not his influence that his son rode on to be in the political-relevance now. You may argue it's not wrong but I can tell you that it is also not right & in sincerity, it kinda stinks (I can vividly remember my father strongly cowing all the Governing Council's member of my secondary school in relinquishing their UNANIMOUS decision to make me the Senior Prefect just because he was then a Vice-Principal.)
My people!, little things count. I didn't feel too bad then may be because I was not a loud person & I naturally do not like attention. But my dad sure taught me there & then a great lesson about strength of human character & integrity.

I keep saying that within the last 20 years in Oyo, Akala seemed to be the best they had in governance using the yardstick of development, capital project execution, salary payment, though he also had his issues.

Please people, until we start criticizing our leader's popular actions both in their life & death, the majority of the populace will live their lot in penury & the gulf between the haves & have-nots will only widen.

Don't kill Cyril83, I beg.

Sayfat: Great Lam!!! You've fought the good fight...sleep on.
Lam was one of the view politicians that respect the voice of the masses. He was a cool-headed and very intelligent governor. He has the gift of gab; very eloquent and considerate in his dealings.
He became the governor of Oyo State, living in a 'face me, I face you' apartment at Felele, Ibadan and remained there till his demise.
Lamidi Onaolapo Majiyagbe Aremu Adesina(GREAT LAM) rest in peace.

rodeo0070: What the happened to the BMI* measurement?
*Body Mass Index...

Rustic: I hv a question for pilots in the house..
1.What prevent planes frm colliding wt another in the air since the pilots doesnt see afar,most especially busy routes like London,New york etc.?

2.Hw do pilots knw when they are approaching the airport and able to locate the runway, and also when on an emergency landing on another airport.