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Politics › Re: Ghana, 4 other african countries invited to G8; Nigeria Snubbed Again? by asha80(m): 4:11pm On Jun 19, 2009
Bialegend:
Will you shut up, or do you want me to pull the particular thread before he changed his stance?
Enyi pull it up!Afoanu.
Politics › Re: Ghana, 4 other african countries invited to G8; Nigeria Snubbed Again? by asha80(m): 4:02pm On Jun 19, 2009
Bialegend:
And that is your so called first university graduate president hailed by you and your ilk after his se/election. You also started on Sanusi as the will be better president because of his looks on photo. What a bone/slowpoke head you and your ilk are.
Who told you mikeansy was supportting sanusi.Guy abeg tame your rage.
Politics › Re: The Best Satellite Navigation System In Nigeria? by asha80(m): 4:00pm On Jun 19, 2009
Becomrich abeg no derail this thread grin
Business › Re: Nigeria’s Oil Production Drops By 1.3m Bpd- Shell Confirms Attack On Pipeline by asha80(m): 12:23pm On Jun 19, 2009
Abeg make the thing reach 0.0bpd make we know we wan do this country.
Politics › Re: 24hours Power Supply In Nigeria by asha80(m): 10:23pm On Jun 18, 2009
Lots of nigerian cities and towns will bounce back to life.
Music/Radio › Re: 2face Loses N40 Million •shuts Down Hypertek by asha80(m): 9:40pm On Jun 18, 2009
chaps09:
Ofokasibe your user name speaks
rockyfela:
lol u call the album wack? na ofokisibe kind songs be tight abi? If he had good distribution and promotion una 4 don dey trip 4 the album. outside, free, fly, enter the place, appreciate, feelig you. tight songs just not the naija trend of dance songs.


40 million ke? this story doesnt have any real source. I FEEL HE SHOULD GO BACK TO HIS FORMER MANAGER, JOICE . She was the best.
grin cheesy grin

Off topic; i just wonder how that song ofokasibe became a hit.Sounds like pack of shit. angry
Family › Re: Why Do Girls Date Married Men by asha80(m): 7:19pm On Jun 18, 2009
sugabelle:
If u check it, majority of these married men are the ones chasing the single girls, not the other way round. In any case, some girls find more security dating a married man, at least u know the deal and prepare your mind, unlike with most single/guys/playas who pretend till they get what they want.
This is one statement i cannot get over my head.Is it hard to say no?Is the man chasing you at gun point?
Politics › Re: Adeboye Wins Living Legend Polls by asha80(m): 6:46pm On Jun 18, 2009
Jakumo u go kill person. grin

Sam Milla:
Whatever happened to Pastor King and co never opened the eyes of some blind followers.
I am a Catholic but I question Pope sometimes.
That is called Religion.
Religion is not to "believe without doubt", It is faith.
And we must not have faith in another human being no matter what.

I know this is off the main topic but i am saying this for
Brainwashed morons who are following some Pastors with their eyes closed.
Where again in the world has the number of Churches Like NIGERIA ?
Yet NIGERIA is one of the worst countries on the Planet Earth.

Pastor adebayo should win the living legend of the people of his Church, Not My own Nigeria.
What happened to all those people who cut across the entire Nation
People like , Okocha, Kanu, even Garba lawal made the whole nation happy with soccer.
Even seun osewa has a platform for the whole Nigerians to interact.
Even Osuofia dazzled the whole nation with his talent?

I dont even know the adeboye, perhaps i have heard of RCCG but never ever consider going there (to do what actually), to receive the key of Heaven i guess,

How did pastor adebayo, kumuyi, bakare, king,(the one that blows vocab and the one that relaxes his hair ),
how did they manage to be More popular than the Pastors of Europe who brought Church to them?

Who has the Answer? How, Its because of the money of the poor people, poor uneducated citizens of our beloved country.
I have seen a thread here where one idiot asked if he should use the only money he has to pay for TITHE or House Rent? lol, see what i am talking about?

Blind fools,
shocked  angry  embarassed  lipsrsealed
Politics › Re: The Forgotten Four by asha80(m): 4:57pm On Jun 18, 2009
naijaking1:
@Abagoro
Sadly, you're right.

@Ibime
Ironic angry
How dare you describe an old wound when one eastern Nigerian is still seating and occupying another man's house in the name of abandoned property-------as we speak embarassed
The ancestors i was referring to was Ken Saro Wiwa and Adaka Boro, i doubt that they were in any way personally related to you, but if they were, i sadly regret that everything I said about those 2 scum bags were true, if they were not, then I would apologize for any misunderstanding
E be like say that abandoned property saga in rivers affected your family badly.
Nairaland General › Re: Eiye Confraternity Celebrates 40 Yrs Of Committing Atrocities In Nigeria by asha80(m): 4:00pm On Jun 18, 2009
bashali:
even in new york too eiye is here. is eiye not all the south universities.


I do not think they are in eastern universities.
Politics › Re: Massacre In Niger Delta For Oil And Gas by asha80(m): 2:01pm On Jun 18, 2009
Dede1:
It is pathetic that most people are yarning and crying about the child’s play that is unfolding in the areas under the siege by the so-called Niger Delta militants. I say wait when the colonial contraption called Nigeria gravitates towards area of greater disorder, thus, sectional war of attrition. The massacre will be momentous in nature.
shocked shocked shocked
Politics › Re: Plane Load Of Arms Impounded At Kano Airport. by asha80(m): 1:44pm On Jun 18, 2009
argent:
Yes, the flig[b]The intention was to get the ammunitions to malabo and transport it back to calabar for distribution[/b]ht was going to malabo in equitoral guinea, if you check the world map you will see that calabar shares a boundary with malabo.
. It only takes three days to get to calabar from malabo with a canoe.
huh huh huh
Politics › Re: World Bank Gives Nigeria $600m For Power by asha80(m): 12:08pm On Jun 18, 2009
[quote author=Tudór link=topic=285580.msg4048563#msg4048563 date=1245322952]What a waste!
The money should be used in importing longer and fatter candles. . .[/quote]shocked shocked grin grin cheesy cheesy
Politics › Re: Plane Load Of Arms Impounded At Kano Airport. by asha80(m): 11:55am On Jun 18, 2009
Elrazur so what do you think?
Politics › Re: Plane Load Of Arms Impounded At Kano Airport. by asha80(m): 11:44am On Jun 18, 2009
ElRazur:
People. Please let us engage logical sense here. Most of the post been made so far is just no asking the right questions. How come a major gun burst as claimed by the report, comprises of only 6 lines? Come on, no names, no interview and no comment from officers working on the case?

The report is questionable, and if true then it is a diabolical journalism.

[b]I am calling bullshi.t on the whole story. Do we have any other site reporting this story?
[/b]
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2009/06/18/plane-loaded-with-arms-seized-in-kano/#comments

http://www.thisdayonline.com/nview.php?id=146412

http://www.tribune.com.ng/18062009/news/news1.html
Politics › Re: Halliburton: We’ll Expose Culprits In 8 Weeks — Okiro, Aondoakaa Says: by asha80(m): 8:56am On Jun 18, 2009
Halliburton “probe” going up in smoke…IG Mike Okiro speaks from New York
Wednesday, 17 June 2009 17:01 SaharaReporters, New York E-mail | Print | PDF
The much-celebrated Halliburton probe, by which Umaru Yar’adua had sought to hoodwink Nigerians into believing he was interested in fighting high profile corruption in Nigeria might have collapsed after all.

Saharareporters sources said the probe, which is headed by the outgoing Inspector-General of Police, Mike Okiro, ran into a series of procedural and technical difficulties before collapsing midway into the intended date of delivery. Saharareporters had reported that the probe would fail, in view of the fact that officials of the United States Department of Justice had told us on condition of anonymity they will refuse to share information with the Nigerian government because of the suspicion that the entire probe was a farce and a calculated attempt to shake down persons named in the scandal.

Our sources deep within the heart of the Nigeria government have further disclosed that when Mike Okiro submitted an “Interim Report” to Yar’adua regarding its eight weeks of so-called probe and interrogation of known suspects, it was found to contain nothing tangible that was not already known to the Nigerian public.

The interim report was found to be heavy in speculation upon the amounts of money reportedly received by former President Obasanjo, his vice, Abubakar Atiku, former head of state, Abdusalam Abubakar, Ibrahim Aliyu who reportedly acted on behalf of Abubakar and also Dan Etete. In effect, it merely rehashed stories that had been in circulation in various newspaper reports.

The reports which, said our sources, had already been enhanced and decorated by the AGF in preparation for release to the media, had to be stopped by Yar’Adua who preferred to grant Aondoakaa more time and money for the panel to “look for something more concrete.” Subsequently, Aondoakaa announced that the Okiro probe panel had been given another 8 –weeks to carry out a “thorough” job of finding the culprits.





Note to the Audio: Earlier Saharareporters caught up with Mike Okiro, the Inspector General of the Nigerian police at the Millenium UN Plaza in New York, where, in the company of the Attorney General of the Federation, Michael Aondoakaa he’s attending a United Nations event regarding the peaceful handover of the Bakassi peninsula to Cameroon. Okiro spoke to us until we began asking questions he considered too sensitive and hung up the phone.

Meanwhile, the corrupt Attorney-General continues to shake down persons indicted by the report, which were snippets of the report cobbled together from the EFCC. Our EFCC sources said there is so far no actionable evidence against the suspects, but the Okiro panel has made tons of money from suspects in what has become the most aggressive shakedown for both Okiro and Aondoakaa.

Our sources have also revealed that the former presidents named in the probe were not interrogated by the panel, making it impossible for the panel to ascertain from them if they were involved in the scandal or how much they received from Halliburton officials. Our sources also say that the extension granted the Okiro panel is Aondoakaa’s way of trying to extend Okiro’s tenure through the instrumentality of the probe panel, as well as an effort to allow the Halliburton probe hoopla to fizzle out.
http://saharareporters.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=3034:halliburton-probe-going-up-in-smokeig-mike-okiro-speaks-from-new-york&catid=1:latest-news&Itemid=18
Culture › Re: Igbo Kwenu! kwezuo Nu! Join Us If You're Proud To Be An Igbo Guy/Lady by asha80(m): 12:08am On Jun 18, 2009
presido1:
osisi anuru m na gara ya wu ejima. ojiri i minute wuru gi oke. grin grin ;Dtalkative ndi obowo emere gi nini?
Ga hie ura na ogwonworoanya ma ga nwuo mmayi na eke avutu  lipsrsealed  tongue
Culture › Re: Igbo Kwenu! kwezuo Nu! Join Us If You're Proud To Be An Igbo Guy/Lady by asha80(m): 12:03am On Jun 18, 2009
Ndi obowo self cool
Politics › Re: Adeboye Wins Living Legend Polls by asha80(m): 11:26pm On Jun 17, 2009
twinskenny:
@samilla, u dont even know how to spell his name correctly, we should watch our tongue when making reference about men of God
na today?
Politics › Re: Adeboye Wins Living Legend Polls by asha80(m): 10:59pm On Jun 17, 2009
ow11:
I fail to understand why a man like Gani that has dedicated his life fighting injustice and for the rights of the common man is seen a lesser legend to a man who manages to tell us stories from the Bible by Nigerians? I guess it shows our value system and what we consider as important.

Why didn't Vanguard nominate Oyedepo, Kumuyi, Oyakhilome ? what does Adeboye do that this men don't do? What about the Sultan of Sokoto?
Answer=Brainwashed people that clings to religion as the only succor in an insane society.
Politics › Re: Mend Threaten To Shutdown Fifa Junior World Cup by asha80(m): 9:27pm On Jun 17, 2009
papaejima:
that was an intresting writeup monsiure dnex.nigeria have become so lawless and people have become so greedy that they are ready to shed the blood of their dear mamas in other to acquire wealth.mend cant even mend their own canabis (ganja) filled brains and they want to fight 4 their people.so if they are a bunch of freedom fighters as they claimed to be,what happens to the millons of foreign currencies that had been used to rescue their foreign and local hostages,do they share the money among the opressed and deprived pple of nigerdelta? no is the answer.rather they and their backers have heafty bank accounts all over the world.bt why in the name of a she devil is that PUTA MADRE who says that he is our head of state being slow in naming and having the backers of these terrorists arrested and hanged duly? or is YAR BRAINLESS also one of them? yes,everyone have turned against mend because the only thing that makes nigerians happy and united 4 @least 90minutes - which is football has been threatened by mend.these guys are terrorists pure and simple and anybody who is saying otherwise is in self denial.they are neither freedom fighters nor lovers of their people and their enviroment.they saw an opportunity at the detriment of their pple and jumped in with 2 legs.many a developments that would have entered that area in the last couple of years have not because mend and thier ilks knows that if they allow that,their biz will sink into the atlantic ocean.so i implore JTF to step up action and move things into high octone and flush these mofuckers out of Ndelta before the junior world cup begins.though on the part of our government,they are not ready even if fifa five them another century.what a pity. cry cry cry
Don't you think it is pathetic that football is the only thing apart from oil and corruption that unites nigerians?
Politics › Re: Mend Threaten To Shutdown Fifa Junior World Cup by asha80(m): 9:15pm On Jun 17, 2009
dnex:
I'm not surprised that Nigerians can so easily shift their support from MEND to JTF just like a chameleon tossed from one environment to the other.

When mr. Jomo wrote a dear John the other day to the JTF, many of you were supporting militant action in the Niger-Delta. Today, same militants have written a letter to threaten our football and it UP JTF!

Why can't we see what is wrong and say it is wrong once and for all?

MEND is bad. Since 2007 I've been singing this thing, yet people said it was because they hadn't released Asari Dokubo, they said it was because they had Alamieseigha in custody that the militants were agitating.

So what about today? I guess It's because Goodluck Jonathan is being detained in Aso Rock, that's why they need to bunker and sell 500,000 barrels of crude oil. That is the same reason they have to kidnap locals, rape Youth Corpers, raid high end boutiques, and smoke unspeakable quantities of cannabis in order to fight their cult wars.

Terrorists are terrorists. The government cannot negotiate with monsieur Tompolo on behalf of his people because his people did not elect or choose him. He chose himself by virtue of the number of AK47s and M16s his cultists had. Without even having a structured state, they have become terrorists.

Of course, there's Edwin Clarke, Nkyo Briggs and Chris Ekiyor who have become spokespeople for the enemy propaganda.

Let them all be destroyed!

Just recently, these terrorist felt a blow from the left pinkie finger of the Nigerian Military and started to appeal to the hearts of Nigerian soldiers. But they have not seen anything yet. Go to Liberia and go to Sierra Leone and see what the Nigerian military did against a whole nation of militants under the topic "Peacekeeping". Who is MEND?

Because they won't declare full scale war on us for the good of people like me who are peace-loving NigerDeltans, some morons will then say that MEND can stand the Nigerian Army.

Benue State will take MEND in all out war.
I am sure guys from zaki biam will rather fight the nigerian army than mend.
Politics › Re: Kogi To Arrest Roaming School-age Children by asha80(m): 4:44pm On Jun 17, 2009
Kobojunkie:
Yes oooo!!! Arrest the kids and put them into the hands of our law enforcement agents who can NEVER, I repeat, NEVER ASSAULT the kids themselves or ABUSE them in anyway. That is the way to solve the problem.

What an 8-year old who skips schools, walks the streets looking for means to help feed his or her family, needs is to be arrested by some policeman who could potentially use that as a way to MOLEST or ABUSE this kid in the name of HELPING the situation.

undecided lipsrsealed embarassed
grin grin grin
Politics › Re: Umaru Yar’adua Regime Launches $5 Million Online War by asha80(op): 4:26pm On Jun 17, 2009
utotomi7:
If this plan goes ahead, they will block Nairaland.com to prevent free speach!
So i guess Seun should be shivering at the moment.
Politics › Re: Massacre In Niger Delta For Oil And Gas by asha80(m): 3:36pm On Jun 17, 2009
Politics › Umaru Yar’adua Regime Launches $5 Million Online War by asha80(op): 9:13am On Jun 17, 2009
Umaru Yar’adua Regime Launches $5 Million Online War
Tuesday, 16 June 2009 15:38 Sahara Reporters, New York E-mail | Print | PDF
Saharareporters has learned that the Umaru Yar’adua regime has budgeted $5 million in an elaborate effort to create and sponsor “friendly,” pro-government websites.

Details gathered during a two-week investigation found that the bogus “rebranding project” designed by Information Minister Dora Akunyili was taking a turn into a scheme to undermine top foreign-based Nigerian websites and blogs critical of the Nigerian leadership. Several sources within the Yar’adua government told our correspondents that Saharareporters.com was at the top of the regime’s “targets.” In the words of one security source, “The whole idea is to do everything to ensure that websites like yours and others are stopped from taking root in Nigeria.”


Three security sources, who are privy to the plan, revealed that Yar’adua last week approved the covert operation to stop websites and bloggers from influencing public opinion in Nigeria. The president's Chief Economic Adviser, Tanimu Kurfi will source the funds for the operations.

A major plank of the Yar’adua regime’s “anti-bloggers project “ is to fund the setting up of new websites designed to deceive unsuspecting readers with “patriotic rhetoric.”

“The government has decided to mobilize a few individuals to set up online forums that promise to extend the frontiers of online journalism,” said a security source. He added that, in the initial stages, these websites would release a few detailed and seemingly credible stories calculated to garner credibility for them as well as a wide readership. “But the ultimate objective is to fully divert the websites to the task of acting as attack dogs for the government’s online critics,” said a source. She added that the government plans to fund and roll out about 50 of such new websites between now and the beginning of serious campaigns for the next round of elections scheduled for 2011. “The idea is to use these websites to counter negative publicity trailing the Yar’adua regime preparatory to the 2011 elections,” said the source. She said Yar’adua’s handlers were aware that negative publicity linked to poor performance would affect his chances of winning the election due.

“The amount of $5 million is going into the project to create the impression that the president is popular among Nigerians,” said one of them. He added that part of the plan was to recruit 700 Nigerians at home and abroad to counter a growing critical blogging culture that is taking the Nigerian nation by storm and effectively replacing the mainstream local media.

We learnt that the government has already enlisted more than 200 people in Abuja, Port Harcourt and Lagos, amongst them local journalists, to register on popular Nigerian listservs, chatrooms, comments sections and website forums to counter negative publications against the Nigerian authorities by presenting opinions that appear neutral and demanding “objectivity in the reports of bloggers.”

Our sources disclosed that the paid commentators are given cyber café tickets as well as blogging allowances based on the number of comments they are able to make daily.

“The only good thing about this program is that it has provided a small source of income for many unemployed youths,” said one of our sources. He said many of the hired online writers stay overnight in cyber cafés and use various e-mail addresses and chat-room handles to make comments that defend the Yar’adua government against growing negative publicity or question the objectivity of websites and blogs that articulate widespread dissatisfaction by Nigerians who have found the internet as a free avenue to air their views.

One of our sources revealed that the Yar’adua government was persuaded to try this strategy of “hiring friendly online writers” after Akunyili was briefed that numerous state governments had long employed it.

Our sources said that such state governors as Bukola Saraki of Kwara, Ibrahim Shekarau of Kano, Akwa Ibom’s Godswill Akpabio and Ogun State’s Olugbenga Daniel are notorious for deploying “anti-bloggers” to counter negative reports in Internet chat-rooms and commentary sections of websites. Speaker Dimeji Bankole of the House of Representatives was also reported to use a well–funded anti-bloggers unit to counter negative publicity.

Our sources said numerous Nigerian PR consultants have also designed anti-blogging services that are marketed to an increasing clientele of politicians for a good fee. Some of the consultants regularly print out reports of their activities as proof of their effectiveness.

Human Rights Watch and other monitor groups have accused the Yar’adua regime of intolerance of free speech and undemocratic practices. In October and November 2008, security agents of the regime arrested and detained two US-based bloggers at the Lagos and Abuja international airports respectively. The State Security Service (SSS) keeps a list of so-called “internet warriors” who are supposed to be arrested and summarily detained whenever they are seen at any Nigerian airport or other point of entry into the country.

The regime also drew widespread local and international criticism when it closed down two television stations, African independent Television (AIT), and Lagos-based Channels TV for reporting “unfriendly stories.” Late last year, Yar’adua invoked an obsolete law dug up by Attorney General Michael Aondoakaa to sue Abuja–based the “Leadership” newspaper for alleged criminal libel.

A senior official in Yar’adua’s government also revealed that the regime encouraged Paul Orhii, an acolyte of Aondoakaa’s, to file libel lawsuits against Saharareporters. Last December, Orhii instituted a multi-million dollar libel suit against Saharareporters in Texas. Shortly afterwards, he was appointed as the director general of the Nigeria’s National Food and Drug Administration Control (NAFDAC). The agency is mandated, among other duties, to combat the influx of fake drugs and other hazardous products into Nigeria.

A Federal District judge in Texas later threw out the lawsuit for lack of jurisdiction.

Shortly after the lawsuit in Texas was settled in favor of Saharareporters, Ephraim Emeka Ugwuonye, a Nigerian-born attorney based in the State of Maryland, sued Saharareporters for millions of dollars for alleged libel. Before filing the suit, Mr. Ugwuonye had written a letter to the Federal Government asking permission to sue Saharareporters, even though he claimed that confidential information pertaining to the Nigerian government could be divulged in the course of the lawsuit.

The lawsuit is progressing, but Ugwuonye is resisting a motion by one of the defendants to subpoena the records related to the attorney’s work in the sale of properties owned by the Nigerian government in Maryland. Ugwuonye is claiming that the information contained in the transaction ledger sought by the defendant, Mobolaji Aluko, a Howard University professor, would put the Federal Government in bad light.

In addition, Ugwuonye has made several efforts to amend his original motion, but the Federal District judge denied his motion to enlarge the pool of Nigerian citizens who have engaged in discussions regarding the controversial sale of properties owned by the Nigerian embassy. Ugwuonye has also tried to expunge from his original motion allegations he made against the publisher of Saharareporters, Omoyele Sowore. He had alleged that an Abuja-based businessman believed to be Terry Waya bribed Sowore to write negative reports about former Managing Director of the Niger Delta Development Commission, Timi Alaibe.

In written correspondence with Saharareporters as well as telephone interviews, Alaibe denied ever retaining Mr. Ugwuonye to act as a solicitor.

The Maryland Attorney Grievances Commission once suspended Ugwuonye from the practice of law in three jurisdictions due to misconduct.

http://saharareporters.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=3024:umaru-yaradua-regime-launches-5-million-online-war-&catid=1:latest-news&Itemid=18
Politics › Re: Such A Sad Day For Me: Will This Name Ever Be Clean Again? by asha80(m): 9:28pm On Jun 16, 2009
Kobojunkie:
Roflmao!!! This is seriously terrible! Ghanians now look down their noses at us? OH GOSH!!! lol
So you do not know?
Culture › Re: Igbo Kwenu! kwezuo Nu! Join Us If You're Proud To Be An Igbo Guy/Lady by asha80(m): 9:21pm On Jun 16, 2009
presido1:
Heheheheh Asha gwa m onye ibu, chidi vu my younger broda.
Errrrrrm Chidi-ebere buru nwanne gi nta gi mara na kariri 67 years  shocked  undecided

agabaI23:
O bu onye ga-agbara m egwu m o
Egwu awusa
O bu onye ga-agbara m egwu mu o
Egwu awusa
Egwu mu o,
egwu awusa
Egwu mu o
egwu awusa
Adomina adomina muoo
Adomina adomina adomina
Ify bia gbara m egwu muo egwu awusa
Ikomi bia agbara m egwu mu oo Egwu awusa
Presido bia gbar egwu muo
Tosh bia gbara m egwu muo
Otele bia gbara m egwu muoo
madu ncha bia gbara m egwu mu o
i]Egwu awusa[/i]
Egwu mu o,
egwu awusa
Egwu mu o
egwu awusa
Adomina adomina muoo
Adomina adomina adomina


Adamma I na-ewe iwe i si ma apara gi apara eee, o na-ewu gi ewu eee, eeee., O na-ewu gi ewu eee
Adamma i na-ewe iwe isi ma agbara gi egwu eee, O na-ewu gi ewu eee, ona-ewe m iwe
Adamma i na-ewe isi ma emewe gi ihe eee, ona-ato gi uto ee, o nato m uto eeee

O bu onye ga-agbara m egwu muo egwu awusa
I nwuru mmanyi huh tongue
Politics › Re: Imo State Gov To Decamp To Pdp Next Month by asha80(m): 8:36pm On Jun 16, 2009
moneygurl:
off topic. what is the party of Governor of Enugu State, Sullivan Chime?
Pdp
Culture › Re: Igbo Kwenu! kwezuo Nu! Join Us If You're Proud To Be An Igbo Guy/Lady by asha80(m): 7:31pm On Jun 16, 2009
presido1:
Are u thinking what am thinking? Ikocrazy ome give us gist abeg.

Asha awu m onye avutu.
agabaI23:
@asha
I wu onye uzu ulo. Ibu onye achara, ka o bu, Umuariam . . dgz
Chinekeeeeee! shocked Lekwanu umunnemm

Bia presido i ma ezi na ulo chidi-ebere na avutu?
Culture › Re: Igbo Kwenu! kwezuo Nu! Join Us If You're Proud To Be An Igbo Guy/Lady by asha80(m): 7:06pm On Jun 16, 2009
agabaI23:
I wu onye mbano enyi oko?
Kedu ka eke si anya anwu putara kedu ka imere? Wetin de happen? Kedu ka I si ebi?
Olo onye obowu ka mbu.

sugabelly:
So i never planned to just jump out and declare a new world order. Things are phased in and out. I don't expect any older people to learn this. I plan on working with younger children who learn far more quickly and teenagers. Those old people will eventually die. What is important is to target the younger people.
Also, printing processes are going out of date anyway and laser printing completely erased the need to rework printing presses. People don't need to change laptops, a simple patch for windows will do the trick. Most publishing is moving online anyway so this is the right time to do this.
Let us hope that the younger generation you are targetting are interested in speaking the language let alone reading and writing it.
Culture › Re: Igbo Kwenu! kwezuo Nu! Join Us If You're Proud To Be An Igbo Guy/Lady by asha80(m): 6:23pm On Jun 16, 2009
presido1:
hey
Agaba stop caligraphing grin grin
Asha stop dialecting cool cool cool
Chiogo which one are you doing? Igboarabiking or what undecided undecided undecided
Nwunnem nwoko isi na obu gini mega gi  grin I choro ka m kwo gi ikwu? shocked grin

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