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Politics › Re: Abuja Bombers Text Messages by asoderock(m): 11:59am On Oct 05, 2010

Funny! Believe this and you 'll believe anything.

Politics › Re: Deadly Bomb Blast: Presidency Accuses Henry Okah …okah Got $100 Million by asoderock(m): 10:11pm On Oct 02, 2010

What was the whole point of celebration in the first place

Hamid O:
Now they are going to blame SA for their stupidity. I'm seriously begining to feel Nigeria is too big a country for GEJ to handle. For people like IBB, Atiku and co who continue to make Nigerians cry, God will reward accordingly

Comments like this is exactly what the alleged sponsors set out to achieve. The attacks may not have been in vain after all.[b][/b]

Politics › Re: 80 Suspected Kidnappers Arrested In Delta by asoderock(m): 9:29pm On Oct 02, 2010

manugbo:
i ve seen orphans who grow to be responsible citizens in this country, even in other countries.

Apperently, we have had very bad leaders in the past, but nw things are getting better.

The problem of those boys is just GREED AND LAZINESS !

Spot on! You have my blessings.

Politics › Re: 80 Suspected Kidnappers Arrested In Delta by asoderock(m): 9:24pm On Oct 02, 2010

bk.babe97y:
Nah, just those dastardly Ibo men!

Shut up your dirty mouth you fool. If you don't have anything to contribute, then go suck poossy. Anu mpam

Politics › Re: Mend Strikes As Threatened, 7 Confirmed Dead by asoderock(m): 8:53am On Oct 02, 2010

Sabotaging the oil export infrastructure by MEND while targeting key politians will be far more effective. Experience has shown this esp as regard to the oil own. That way, there will be no cash to loot & the present governmment will be brought to its knees. , Pls don't tell me ordinary citizens too will suffer as they are already used to it. I have come to the conclusion that the standard method of revolution may not work here. Becos our people are 'lovers of life' & the excessive brutality of our security forces when it comes to civilians will make the already terrified citizens not to be part of the revolution.

Politics › Re: Mend Strikes As Threatened, 7 Confirmed Dead by asoderock(m): 8:32am On Oct 02, 2010

justwise:
There you have me on your side. It will even make things dangerously bad

Good to know you finally got the point.

Politics › Re: Mend Strikes As Threatened, 7 Confirmed Dead by asoderock(m): 8:12am On Oct 02, 2010

justwise:
That 'some form of violence' has claimed 7-8 innocent lives, pple like me and you who got nothing to do with stealing Nigeria resources.

If your relatives were one of the victims would have made such comment?

I deeply regret every loss of innocent lives, including the thousands daily dying in potholed road accidents, starvation etc. If few lives can be sacrificed to save that of millions and our future generations, even if those lives is that of a relative or even self, it is in order. Unfortunately, the way MEND is going about it will not achieve the desired result.

Politics › Re: Mend Strikes As Threatened, 7 Confirmed Dead by asoderock(m): 7:53am On Oct 02, 2010

software:
If you are also in support of MEND then God Punish you tooo, what Justwise is trying to say is that Bombing is not the solution for mend. YEs and truly speaking its not the solution. If they will even bomb, let them bomb the right persons, Not Me i dont know about if you are part of them,

Think twice man no let me vex pass dis one now,

I think it is better to ignore you. You were simply out of touch

Politics › Re: Mend Strikes As Threatened, 7 Confirmed Dead by asoderock(m): 7:46am On Oct 02, 2010

justwise:
. . .and you think that bombing will solve the problem? Bring foreign investments? What has the bombing achieved?

I never expressly supported the bombings. I was trying to point out that some form of violence is the only way to draw our politician's attention. . . .ask the so called ex militants.

Politics › Re: Mend Strikes As Threatened, 7 Confirmed Dead by asoderock(m): 7:23am On Oct 02, 2010

jmoore:
foolish citizens and lazy citizens! thats to whoever that supports or is involvedl in the bomb incident

Yes, the government has done poor for the nation but what have you done for Nigeria?

Founder of Facebook, Mark who is 26 years old is a $billionaire, he is a school dropout and never waited for USA to create a job for him same story with Bill Gates and many others

If you keep waiting for the government to do something for you then you will no make it far in life.

COWARDS!! If you are really brave go to Aso Rock and show you face!! How on earth will anyone justify killing of innocent Nigerians?

Get it into your thick skull that citizens do need government to make it. Imagine just what lack of only security & electricity can do to even the best entreprenteral mind. A sitation where you may have to use your your PROFIT to buy diesel or CAPITAL to pay for ransom. Learn not to make disproportionate comparism. It is obvious you are the coward.

Politics › Re: Mend Strikes As Threatened, 7 Confirmed Dead by asoderock(m): 6:38am On Oct 02, 2010

Unfortunately this is the only language that jolt our politicians. Tons of prayers, appeals, criticisms, newspaper columns & threads never & will not change anything. If we want a break from the present system of things, them some level of violence with regratable loss of innocent life is inevitable. The alternative is to continue yaping while maintaining the status quo.

Politics › Re: Breaking news: Army Have Taken Over Aba! by asoderock(m): 8:04am On Oct 01, 2010

Abagworo:
Some good news from thisday

He announced that the kidnappers were being pursued by soldiers, adding that two camps of the criminals had already fallen at Ogwe Ugwati Asa in Ukwa West local government. Security sources said over 40 suspects were arrested in yesterday's operation. Orji said the amnesty he announced on September 23 , 2010 was over as the criminals had intensified their nefarious activities instead of embracing the amnesty and be rehabilitated to be useful members of the society. "We are no longer talking amnesty.

Orji should just shut up his mouth & allow the militi to do their job, where has he been all this while. What yeye amnesty is he talking about.

Politics › Re: Is Aba A Reflection Of What Biafra Would Have Been? by asoderock(m): 12:59am On Oct 01, 2010

If you have not been to Nigeria & hearing some clowns here spew nonesense, you will think that other parts of the country are always citadel of peace & prosperity. Alas! Boko Haram in the north, militancy in Niger Delta, ethnic cleansing in Jos, Area boys & motorpark tout rampage in the west are not exactly symptoms of a healthy nation. All these things you see today are the fallout of a sick country, & we should rather direct our energy to possible solutions rather than engage in endless ethnic bickering.

Politics › Re: Nigeria At 50: We Should Decentralise Powers – Ibb ! by asoderock(m): 12:21am On Oct 01, 2010

What IBB said make sense. We must change the way have been going things if we want change in the country. Unfortunately, our past leaders lack the courage to do this due to their poverty mentality. Had IBB done this while in power, he could have been a hero today. His comments is simply the reflection of a dying man who has suddenly realise the purpose of life. IBB it is too late no thanks. We shall get there without you.

Politics › Re: Breaking news: Army Have Taken Over Aba! by asoderock(m): 11:46pm On Sep 30, 2010

KnowAll:
[size=14pt] the buck of this shame possible stops at the chief security officer's lap.( Mr Governor )
Can the CSO be confronted?,. [/size] No. The governor is immuned from prosecution. And don't think the governor is going to be supportive when his boys who will soon "be useful again" are being destabilized.

Politics › Re: Support Rally For Yardua by asoderock(m): 5:30pm On Feb 05, 2010

That what you have when there is army of youths who are unemployed. That is exactly what Nigerian government is all about- frustrate a people to the extent that they cannot stand up to defend their rights. Can a hungry man defend his rights?

Politics › Re: Uk Whites Scampered For Safety After A Nigerian Identified Self At Train Station by asoderock(m): 5:20pm On Jan 04, 2010

So sad. Now Nigeria has joined the ultimate evil club, State sponsor of terror and therefore must submit to humiliating screening.
But I think this is unfair. To vilify an entire citizen because of one soul. Looking at the list: Yemen, Iran, Syria, Sudan, Somalia and Pakistan, One wonders why Saudi Arabia for instance is not there, a country that produced the no 1 terrorist. I think this is just a case of giving a dog a name to justify her crucifiction.

Politics › Re: Dele Momodu Quits Column Writing by asoderock(m): 12:51pm On Jan 04, 2010

I used to have a lot of respect for this Dele guy. You know the way he used to attack some of our political gangsters and not forgeting his use of English.
But all that was hypocricy as I later learnt.
I have an idea that all those attack was simply because he had not had the opportunity to cut his own pie.
As soon as he figured out ways to make his own buck by courting the same people he always condemned and glorifying them in his OVATION MAG, he started making escuses here and there on their behalve, then I understood the true Dele.

Romance › Re: Guys Expect My Wedding Ceremony Soon. by asoderock(m): 5:47pm On Jan 02, 2010

Why not wait and give us the date instead.
Wll be more realistic

Romance › Re: Ladies N Guys-what Made You Choose Him Or Her by asoderock(m): 5:17pm On Jan 02, 2010

cos of her beauty

Phones › Re: Ncc Bars Sale Of Sim Cards On The Streets by asoderock(m): 4:46pm On Jan 02, 2010

Sim registration is perfectly ok, for security reasons.
In many countries, terrorist attacks, robberies and even political corruption have been exposed because the owner of the sim used in the plot was traceable.

If u dont have anything to hide, I will be surprised if you oppose this idea.

The challenge though is how to secure personal data. But that too can be done

Politics › Re: Fashola Is The Guardian's Man Of The Year 2009 by asoderock(m): 4:34pm On Jan 02, 2010

Well deserved award.
This is one Naija award where merit was a determining factor

Romance › Re: I Will Never Marry A Slim Woman! by asoderock(m): 4:24pm On Jan 02, 2010

deemple:
@Asoderock: But u hav a proof now. Even a woman testifies.

That will surely serve as a reference in my ongoing investigation

Romance › Re: Ladies Which Is Better: Money Or Love by asoderock(m): 4:17pm On Jan 02, 2010

Money sustains and make love more interesting
But money without love can be disasterous.

Romance › Re: I Will Never Marry A Slim Woman! by asoderock(m): 4:04pm On Jan 02, 2010

@Topic
This remind me of what we were taught in Health and Physical Education in those days- That slim people Are more easily iritated than their fat counterpart.
But I Have since failed to prove that

Travel › Re: North Cyprus by asoderock(m): 6:49pm On Dec 30, 2009

wip2:
MESSAGE FOR INTERESTED FELLOWs

To study in Turkey for MSc you need to write either GRE or GMAT and send the score within the application period of each school. The Minimum GRE score required is 610 (quantitative section) and GMAT is 450. anything below these scores will not be accepted by any university in Turkey.
The GRE/GMAT can be written anytime in a month after you book your exam date. The quantitative and verbal sections scores can be seen after the exam that day cos is computer based exam while the analytical part takes almost 3weeks to get to your chosen institution. Bogazci university, Middle east technical university etc conduct all their programs in English in turkey and the school fees range is 650dols /per semester for MSc program. If you have a good Bachelor Result you can apply for PhD straight in Turkey.

Travel › Re: North Cyprus by asoderock(m): 5:33pm On Dec 30, 2009

wip2:
@joxiri,
you have the name of the schools on the list and there is google for searching anything you dont know, so search.

@baba kunle ,
are you going there to school or work?

Family › Re: Is Getting Married In Your Late Twenties, Early Thirties Too Late? by asoderock(m): 4:00pm On Dec 30, 2009

Maturity is the key word especially for men.

I know in our culture having children is the most important reason for marriage. One of the biggest advantage
of late pregnancy is that the woman becomes mature and is better prepared for the process of childbirth and for rearing the child. Research has shown that older women have lesser inner conflicts and changes of moods during pregnancy than younger women. The great experience of life's travails makes the older woman more prepared for facing the problems and the biological changes that pregnancy involves in comparison a young woman who has not traveled for long on the road of life.

However nursing a baby at a latter age from around 29 and above increases cancer risk by up to 30% for women.
Fertility start to decline from late 20s in women and the risk of having a baby with genetic disorder like down syndrome increases above 30 in women.

For men Maturity and financial status is far more important than any other factor

Computers › Re: I Mistakenly Deleted My Recovery From My Laptop (compaq X14-39697 ) by asoderock(m): 2:07am On Dec 30, 2009

when am I likely to face the consequences of this stupid ation. What should I do to minimize or avoid it?

Computers › Re: I Mistakenly Deleted My Recovery From My Laptop (compaq X14-39697 ) by asoderock(m): 1:43am On Dec 30, 2009

@Deji, I guess the info will not be of help in this case now. But the lessson has been learnt

I guess I have to rebuild my system in the event of fatal error or a crash.

Tnks so much

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