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ogugua88:
Even if she consented, I don't think she would agree to such a video being filmed in a school dormitory and, furthermore, recorded and circulated online.

That was how Kim K became a star.
Believe it or not, there are people like that. Now that your argument has been defeated, do us a favor, stop posting. You have no argument.

The police got it right on this one


This is not a r/a/p/e case.

The girl wasnt raped at all. Rough s3x? You bet. R//a/p/e? Hellz No

^^^

ROTFLMAO


The guy is psycho, cant stop talking and poking his nose into affairs that have nothing to do with him. And BTW, he is related to Aregbesola, sh1t wise, pee wise and s3x position wise.

[quote author=Jenifa_ link=topic=777141.msg9296811#msg9296811 date=1318030191]of course not.
The nobel peace prize is subjective. there are ordinary men and women out there who are unrecognized but have done much greater things than many of the nobel prize winners combined.
what can we do? we're not the ones giving the prize out. if we were, at least 60% would have gone to Africans.[/quote]I think your post is unfortunate, especially when you dont know the people deciding the prize well enough.

I dont know of anyone in Africa more deserving of the prize than sirleaf johnson. She is a wonderful woman and I say that without reservation. Nigerian women are awesome, but like thier men, they are all cowards, at least modern day Nigerian women are cowards, besides Kudirat who I truly truly respect. But again, the Nobel isnt given posthumously.

Get off your high horse and give due to those who have been deemed to deserve it.

LOL

Musiwa don take over thread oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

[quote author=Jenifa_ link=topic=774146.msg9296505#msg9296505 date=1318025514]in your dreams.
what a psychopath.[/quote]At least I can see your photos from your Peace corp trip.

Anyway, below average. You know what i am talking about.

[quote author=tpia@ link=topic=777282.msg9296510#msg9296510 date=1318025556]most certainly you did.[/quote]Like Steve Jobs, I am a simpleton. I only take people as what they present themselves to be.

Councilwoman Kris Wang: "What can city residents benefit from this new campus?"

Jobs: "As you know we're the largest taxpayer in Cupertino, so we'd like to stay here and continue to pay taxes."

13 min mark:

Wang: "Do we get free WiFi or sth.

Jobs: I'm a simpleton, we pay taxes and the city should do those things. If we could get out of paying taxes, I'll be glad to put up Wifi.

Again:

[quote author=ekt_bear link=topic=774228.msg9271324#msg9271324 date=1317708552]That is another arbitrary boundary. [size=18pt]I am more closely related blood-wise and language-wise to Aregbesola than even many Osun State indigenes[/size], heh. Despite being from the neighboring state.[/quote]Dont blame me, i only see people as wetin they post. Yea, I am a simpleton!

Tpai dey jolosi me. No be me curse you na, face God and let me be.

[quote author=ekt_bear link=topic=777282.msg9296418#msg9296418 date=1318024230]I made a statement about Aregbe's origins and their relationship to a certain part of the neighboring state. You made a comment on it, which exposed your ignorance about the topic.

So how exactly were you commenting on something that you were "sure of?"[/quote]Okay you are right.

You and Aregbe have the same color of shyyt, making you closer to him than anyone else. fuggedaboutit!

[quote author=tpia@ link=topic=777282.msg9296400#msg9296400 date=1318024083]is fstranger even yoruba at all?

he's edo.[/quote]Another fumbling ediot. Maybe I am Edo. Am I Tpia?

Maybe I am, Maybe. . .

^^^

When was the last time you saw me comment on Fayemi, Ondo, Oyo stuff?

I only comment on things i am sure of. But then, Where I grew up is not pertinent to the topic at hand.

[quote author=ekt_bear link=topic=777282.msg9296314#msg9296314 date=1318022981]Hehe. So no name-dropping, I guess? Have you finally chosen to learn more about your neighbors to the east?

If so, good. It is a bit odd for someone who grew up in Osun State to know absolutely nothing about Ijesha people.[/quote]I am sure you were there with me while I was growing up there. No be so? You are still focusing on Katsumotos ridiculous claim that I grew up in the "hinterland?"


You have no idea, but eh, I will let your imagination run wild with you in lalaland and then maybe you can program your brain to crave less cheap snuff .ROTFL

[quote author=ekt_bear link=topic=777282.msg9296204#msg9296204 date=1318021577]The 50% # is not the point.[/quote]WHat?  So you were just trolling and throwing numbers around when you said:"Something Osun owns a 50% share in"

A whole Politics section poster of the year for 2010, trolling? Keep up this trollish attitude of yours and I tell ya, Politics section poster of the year for 2011 is yours to lose

I don't even think that they've hammered exactly out what "jointly" means, whether it means equal partners or not.

Again Oyo was just being nice to Osun when they signed the MOU to jointly own it. Oyo has more stake in Lautech than Osun. They put in more money than Osun, and he who pays the piper should dictate and control the tune.

The point is, should Osun State abandon an asset they have? Even if it is only 20%? Is this what you are advocating, Omo Osun? Omo Osun who doesn't even seem to know about his neighbors to the east?

OSun State now has a State University, in adddition to other academic instititutions like Iree Poly, College of education and a vastly underfunded, outdated and inefficient secondary school system. I have no problem  losing  Lautech, and besides Oyo is offering to surrender the COM in Osogbo to Osun State University, since they now have a new COM in Oyo, built by Akala. Again, I reiterate, Aregbe should focus on Osun State University and let Oyo take care of business in Lautech

Anyway, since my ideas are unoriginal, I admit you are closer to Argebe than I am since you both have red blood flowing through your veins. 

[quote author=ekt_bear link=topic=777282.msg9296132#msg9296132 date=1318020691]Something Osun owns a 50% share in, you'd just abdicate like that?

Thank God that you have no say in the matter[/quote]quoted for absolutely no reason,  besides to reference in the future.


And yes, you are right, Thank god, my blood is yellow while Aregbe's ,and yours, is red. Related by blood?

I dont know where it is stated that Osun owns 50% of it?


Anyway, from what I have heard from FRIENDS and FAMILY members who actually attended, it is better for Osun to hand off ownership to Oyo. Aregbe should focus on  making Osun State University better.

To our Americana who knows everything:

Lautech was Established in 1990, owned by the [size=18pt]old Oyo state [/size]which comprised the present Oyo and Osun states, it was then known as Oyo State University.

With the creation of Osun state in 1991, and the sharing of assets between the two states, it was resolved that the university should be jointly owned and funded by both states since the people of the two states are related.

Anyway, the biggest facility on campus is the College or medicine, and the main bone of contention, I think. Since it is located in Osogbo. The rest of LAUTECH is in Ogbomosho. Anyway, I dont have much time to explain basic stuff to our highly knowledgeable '50 percenter claimer'

df2006:
i like this guys, fire for fire

Dont think they can withstand the hausa/Fulani reinforcement


Bad move. But then, you probably live somewhere far far away from kaduna yarning 'opata' on the WWW.ediot

Aregberascal is setting himself up for failure.

Let Oyo take care care of Lautech and he should focus on Osun State University.


What a clown!


Thank god i am not related to him by blood and language.

American culture is different from "tiwan tiwan"

Good name, they say, is better than gold and silver

The father has done the right thing.

We are good people in Nigeria.

N101:
You are seriously setting yourself up for insults with this kind of ill thought out comment. How old are you, seriously, to be asking a question like that? Why don't you just Google "generators and see what is available in your own country? Generators exist in the US, like they exist elsewhere. If you have never seen one I don't blame you.

Does someone need light to have s/e/x? Don't people have s/e/x when they go camping?

Answer those first, then reflect on the question you just asked.

Honestly, I dont know what a generator looks like? Is it the same thing as a vibrator? My Sugar mummy has one of those and she allows me to play with it once in a while. Any difference? Is it enough to power a house? I know people get o/r/g/a/s/m from it, but not sure if it can generate enough power. please e/j/a/c/u/la/t/e me. I am here to learn.

Ijogz K:
BUFALLO, As if dem no dey take light for US, And don't tell me any crap. Cuz i use to stay there, Eediot!!!

So were you deported?

What did you do? Shoplift? Rape? or did you steal from a dollar store?

I am sorry for you situation. it must be really hard for you and your lazy family. No wonder you are so frustrated. Take care okay.

[size=18pt]Deregulation is a fraudulent use of our resources. There is nothing like that. If we have a government, we should be having today more than 10 to 15 refineries. After 1999, I wrote to all the governors along the coast and told them they can’t build refineries alone. I advised that two or more governors could come together and build a refinery. Lagos alone consumes more than 30 per cent of the total consumption of refineries in the country. Lagos should be able to build a refinery either in Ikorodu or in Badagry or even on Lagos Island. None of them replied. That is because they too were involved and gaining from the importation.

Venezuela is about 38 million people and that is about one third or one quarter of Nigeria. They have eight refineries and they are building four more. The Venezuela ambassador to Nigeria recently was telling our minister of information that in their country less than N400 fill the tank of his car. He had to spend about N3, 000 to fill his tank in Nigeria.[/size]

http://nigerianewsday.com/menu/news-a-commentary/interviews/85-interview-nobody-can-be-compared-to-awo-prof-sam-aluko

kulutempa:
I have said it before and I will say it again. The NNPC is a cesspool of corruption and graft and it has been the personal piggybank of all our leaders since it was founded. There was a recent audit report which was completed on the NNPC in March this year but it has not seen the light of the day. If Jonathan Goodluck means what he has been saying about fighting corruption, he should be man enough to now release the report. Enough is Enough.

Educate yourself before yarning 'opata'

Really, there should not be four refineries in Nigeria. There should be 14 or more refineries in Nigeria. We have four now that are not working. They are not going to work as long as we continue to import because the importers will not allow it to work. The government itself doesn’t want the refineries to work. Before Babangida came, the NNPC engineers and staff maintained the refineries adequately and perfectly. [b]When Babangida came and introduced SAP and said he wanted to deregulate the economy, he wanted private sector to take over the economy, he took the maintenance of the refineries from the NNPC and started awarding contract to fake people-politicians, army people who have no skill to maintain the refineries. Those people will take the contract, award the contract to some other people until the final man will not have enough money to repair the refinery. That was when the refineries went into liquidation. If only Babangida did not take the management of the repairs and the turn-around of maintenance of the refineries from the NNPC, they will not only have been maintaining the four refineries very well, they would have built four, five, 10 or more refineries by now.

At that time, Babangida introduced a system whereby he will compel the NNPC to give potential refinery builders to export the crude oil, make profit and invest their profit in building refineries. They would export two ships, make their money and disappear into thin air. That is what has been happening since Babangida time till today[/b].

WHat subsidy are we even talking about?

Upstream is the exploration and allocation of oil blocks. You cannot just go and pick oil blocks. Government controls it and regulates it. They are talking of deregulating the downstream sector. That is what the public buys. The public doesn’t buy the blocks. The public buys petrol, diesel, kerosene and the gas. Instead of saying that they want to increase price, they are talking of deregulation. There is no relation between deregulation and price. China increases and decreases price and controls the economy. Cuba increases and decreases price and controls the economy. Russia was increasing and decreasing price and it controls the economy. Talking of price is not the same thing as deregulation.

Deregulation itself came into economic vocabulary through Britain and America. In those days, the economy of Britain was virtually nationalized. The public dominated the economy. Then came Margaret Thatcher in Britain and Ronald Reagan in America. They said they want the private sector to be dominant and they were talking of deregulation. Even in the circumstance, it was deregulation with strong police might, strong government control to ensure that the private sector does not misbehave and the government was able to police the private sector. It is unlike here where the government cannot even police itself. So, it is a misnomer for government to talk of deregulation. It is sacrilege against the country. It is highly contemptuous.

This is a country where we are the sixth largest producer of petroleum in the world. We should be producing, refining and exporting our excess produce. The price we are paying now for any oil product is higher than we should be paying. The cost of a litre of petrol, from exploration to the refinery, is about N12. [size=18pt]I mean if we refine it here; from mining till the pomp price. It should be about N12.That is the cost per litre. But when you import from Britain or America or other countries, 66 per cent of the price of that import is tax put by those countries. More than two third of what we are importing is tax being paid to those countries.[/size]

It is not the cost of production there.

In Britain or America, the cost of fuel is about one third of what they are charging. The remaining two third is tax they collect from the community to finance their own government. So, when you go and import there, you are paying tax to the British government. When you come and tax us here on what you are importing, we are paying double tax. We are not only paying tax to America, Britain and all those countries, from where we are importing, we are now paying tax to the government that really should not be collecting tax. [size=18pt]When they talk of subsidy, I have always said there is no subsidy given to petrol in this country. You have subsidy when the cost of production is higher than the selling price. The cost of production per litre, if we refine it in Nigeria, is about N12 per litre. So, if you are charging N67, it means that the consumer is paying about N55 per litre.[/size]

http://nigerianewsday.com/menu/news-a-commentary/interviews/85-interview-nobody-can-be-compared-to-awo-prof-sam-aluko

lol

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=774146.msg9291114#msg9291114 date=1317965352]Dude stop stalking and harassing ppl on the web. Its not only creepy, its illegal  [/quote]We can talk over text message.

lol

[quote author=ekt_bear link=topic=774146.msg9291101#msg9291101 date=1317965156]Nah, you have the wrong idea. He did some creepy @ss sh1t based upon info I told him on Yahoo chat.[/quote]lol

[quote author=ekt_bear link=topic=774146.msg9291091#msg9291091 date=1317964926]Heh. I made the mistake of sharing some personal details with you, but ultimately nothing important. So no real big deal. I'll just keep that in mind for the future and not share info with people I don't know well.[/quote]lol

I have access to Jenifa's FB as well. Nothing big deal about her, below average

^^^

That would be so kind of you. I wouldnt mind your account number and SS and mother's maiden name as well.


Our elders say: Agbatan laa gba ole ( lazy man)

^^^

Are you on PST?

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=776556.msg9290984#msg9290984 date=1317961687]They did not give the reason, makes no sense.

Unless she showed any sign of partiality, the law has no right to dismiss her just because of her race/nationality.

I'm sure there is another reason.

But if the reason was sufficient, she would have been dismissed during Voir Dire.[/quote]Ileke the law, no come dey 'tranga' for hia ooooo

O fe ma show colour?

[quote author=ekt_bear link=topic=774146.msg9290977#msg9290977 date=1317961453]Same terminology applies even if you aren't trying to take the girl home; the strategy applies whether you want to get laid or not.

I'm not an expert, but I pretty much had the same problem as this dude. Was just walking up to girls and dancing too fast. [size=18pt]So striking out despite being tall, muscular and good looking.[/size]

Then I figured out what I was doing wrong.[/quote]lol!