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Shameless baboons.

1025: @mai-suya,
it is shameful that u are bold enough to mention it here that british soldiers went for a rescue mission in an independent country like nigeria that claims to be the giant of africa. would such trash happen in south afrcia?
it is good that joanthan is beginning to accept responsibilities at this stage.
remember he swore an oath to protect lives and properties.

Why not? It was a joint mission.

LOL at "yahoorobbers".

Then the Muslims are fuckedd then.

Uduaghan is another short one. I think he takes the crown.

Boko haram hide, is the name of the game.

Dora is my hero. By the way Seun why don't you include a dislike button on your forum? Cos i dislike Papatosibe comment.

[quote author=Okija_juju]Its obvious that you have never been to an advance country before. . . neither do you know the way an advanced country operates.[/quote]

This one no be winch so?

femmy2010(m):
Having regular police patrol on the highway is very much the way to go.

I was about to say the same. That is a more effective policing method, they going to need more cars.

Well he got the first one wrong, napoleon died of Stomach cancer.

unfortunately most of us dont believe in your cursed entity ...........sorry

What do you believe in then, Boko haram?

All Nigerians should rise up and fight this animals to the bitter end. no negotiations.

Anybody political candidate that comes out in the name of these three peeps should not be endorsed.

I don't like this layout, it gives me headache.

jmoore:
The folks that made such statement are suffering from ignorance. Do they really care about their health? When their President Jacob Zuma [b]slept [/b]with a woman that got HIV and took a shower later saying taking a shower reduces the risk of getting HIV.

you meant raped, right?

You maybe? 

Zucker:
I agree with my girl, Nayah. As a fellow African, and one whose ancestral home can be traced to Ille Ife, allow me to tell you what Nigeria has more than any other African nation: POTENTIAL. Nigeria is a Usain Bolt, coiled and poised on his block, with all the odds hugely stacked in his favor. If he does nothing foolish to get disqualified, he wins the race ninety-nine out of a hundred times.

I can't think of a better way to describe naija in Africa.

vanstanzy:
[color=Black]@fayawo
Truly speaking i fear for the vote of most Nigerians in the 2015 general elections. Because we all know how G.UL.LI.BLE. our masses are. Their votes (I DREAD SAYING THIS) might still be in favour of GEJ and the forty thieves making up PDP.
Let the[b] ACN, APGA, CPC and Co[/b] rise up to the challenge or is the PDP using voodoo to hold them down? [/color]

Why don't this parties form a coalition now before 2015. 

queensmith:
lmao! you are soo not serious!

LOL, forget about the joke, I support your idea 100%

You are right nayah, "better" can be regarded as a relative term.

queensmith:
I believe the problem is that senate's have a local influence given they are closer to the people than the presidency, this might encourage the idea that they should be compensated frivolously. What Nigeria needs is a watchdog completely independent of the government to set regulations on the excessive government spending. I believed the fuel subsidy removal was a result of the world bank trying to encourage austerity measures, why have they never suggested a 100 percent cut in government expenditure? Forgive me if they did and I didn't get the memo, but this government sure has a way of putting the needs of it's people on the lowest point of priority.
How does it benefit the needs of the many when the senates drive expensive cars up and down? Why are we soo foolishly materialistic? We don't even buy things we need. Government officials steal money and buy absolute rubbish! what is this nonsense?

Good idea, that dog should be very mean with red eyes.

Very well said, GEJ.

would like to know too.

fubbyy:
I used 2 be one of the people that never believed in prophecy,especially when i watch them on t.V,i always thaught that it was all hyped just like my father always think, but i finally jam the one wey pass me which makes me wondering and decided to come here and share it.I accompanied A friend of mine to see one popular prophet in calabar named prophet val (my father my father) my main purpose was to prove to chimosky my guy that this people call prophets are fraudsters but i ended up thinking otherwise,this young prophet finished me with prophecies, he started by callin my name and sure name and proceeded in calling my phone number,he told me when i was born(includin date) he told me everything about my past so accuratly,he told me what am planning to do this year which i never told anybody,na dat 1 scater my brain, my question here is, is it really .God that reveal those things to him or juju?

Your so called friend gave the prophet all your details. there is no juju involved.

The funny part of it all is that they don't even hide it anymore. they flaunt it on our face. (private jets, suv, private boats, )

13 million people on brink of humanitarian crisis in West Africa, Oxfam warns

I see they removed Nigeria name from the list.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/africaandindianocean/chad/9133026/13-million-people-on-brink-of-humanitarian-crisis-in-West-Africa-Oxfam-warns.html

[quote author=Oil_Cabal link=topic=890385.msg10365816#msg10365816 date=1331313724]@ Arosa proof please.[/quote]ok, let me go and google will be back in a sec.