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Politics › Re: Northern Elders To State Security (DSS): Go After Dokubo Asari First by AustineE1: 9:12am On Jan 04, 2015

who is Mr Dallong?when his busy serving his masters under the name Northern Elders Forum and committing the same blunder Gowon committed,while his backyard in Plateau state is being ravaged by the so called Fulani gun men....when will this slaves of darkness ever learn,some people are just comfortable with perpetual servitude.Where is NEF when fulanis kill minority Northerners in the quest for power and dominance,you wont see them!!!the elites of middlebelt must free themselves from mental slavery,they ve failed the region and the youths for a very long time.

Politics › Re: Kano Returns 52 Beggars To Home States. by AustineE1: 9:33pm On Jan 03, 2015

FKO81:
Go ask pa Awo in his vault why he fought for one Nigeria after then I will reply you, because I can see your IQ is low.

you got me laughing.....always on point!

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Jokes Etc › Re: Gov Fashola Worships Jaobulon, He's A Freemason And He's Gay. by AustineE1: 6:34am On Dec 30, 2014

although i cant fully articulate what this story is aimed at and i find it hard to relate with it but please can all this 'apprentice Masons' online allow him to say it as it is...He is a Nigeria and he deserves some respect.

Politics › Re: How I Ended Maitatsine Crisis, By Buhari by AustineE1: 9:15am On Dec 28, 2014

Etinosajay:
Blah blah blah blah

What have you said?

Witless worm

i guess it is an easier way out for you,when all your antics failed you recourse to insult...typical of Buhari supporters,like father like son.

Politics › Re: How I Ended Maitatsine Crisis, By Buhari by AustineE1: 8:53am On Dec 28, 2014

Etinosajay:
I can conclude you lack sane and sound judgment and simple comprehension, but I will educate you. People who chant GEJ's name in the south, they believe in him isn't it? Or would u say they were hired? It is in the same vane, those rascals who killed and maimed Corpers in 2011 resorted to post election violence for whatever belief they had which sounded right to them. And u started to reason that I said it was right. Poor sense of judgment.

Mr representative, the Nigerian majority are not silent this time around, and they yearn for change. They yearn for a country devoid of corruption, terrorism, and other anti-developmental vices. Know that

The more you try to defend your statement the more you expose the hidden hatred that beclouds the thinking of an average Buhari supporter!Ain't you tired of trying to justify your gross stupidity,you are nt on trial,so keep it to yourself....think about this,why are Buhari supporters prone to violence?why does he attract fanatics?why are the core muslim north seeing him as their only saviour?why did he say that an attack on boko haram is an attack on the north?why did he ask muslims to vote only muslims?why did he lead the group that went to the then Ogun state governor,to ask why are Fulanis being killed in Ogun inspite of the obvious?why did he jail Ekwueme and only had Shagari in House arrest?why did he serve under the corrupt Abacha regime and ran the most corrupt parastatal (PTF)?why didnt he resign when Nigerians were gnashing their teeths under Abacha,since he claims to be an angel?why did he focuse most of the PTF project in the North at the detriment of south-south and south East?why was he justifying and comparing Boko haram with Niger-Delta militant and accusing the government of unfairness to Boko haram?
Finally,why is every accusation against him hanging on ethnic and religious chauvinism and has never been seen as a nationalist,'a stitch in time saves nine',say no to an extremist and an egocentric bigot,say no to Buhari!our children deserves a better future in a country called Nigeria and not the emirate of Nigerianstan!

Politics › Re: How I Ended Maitatsine Crisis, By Buhari by AustineE1: 7:19am On Dec 28, 2014

Bluetooth2:
And how many Nigerians like Jonathan ? Dude forget those campaigns of calumny and start leaving real.

H.W Bush was voted by Americans, things changed and they kicked him out. His son George came back after clinton's tenure and got elected as American president. Let me inform you that another of his son is warming up to be president after Obama if he gets the GOP nomination. Did Americans refuse to vote the son because the father screwed up ? No because they don't reason like morronss like you.

Moral of the story is that change is imminent and when people see such, they should embrace it and stop tripping like some piece of freaking diickheads !

just the way Americans will never allow a coupist who truncated a democratically elected government, to ever contest any election and infact would have been spending time behind bars in America....Americans voted Bush jnr even after his Father screwed up according to you,we would also vote Buhari Jnr if he has what it takes to bring in change,just the way we wld ve voted Fashola,Rochas,Oshiomole,Kwankwaso,Amaechi and nt same old senile coupist who is a serial failure and has nothing to offer modern Nigeria.

Politics › Re: How I Ended Maitatsine Crisis, By Buhari by AustineE1: 6:52am On Dec 28, 2014

Etinosajay:
Dude, shut up please. You probably weren't there in bauchi in 2011. I saw what PDP's money did in my polling unit and in the north where GEJ was unpopular. There is no justification for murdering innocent youth corpers, and i condemn it in total, as I also condemn the NIS stampede killing of youths. I wish you'd take this your e-campaign to reach that too, and stop being a douchebag with it.

My concern in this election in 2015 is voting someone who can start fighting corruption, terrorism and give us power to start with. GEJ in my opinion can but will not do it because he's surrounded by people who's forces are mightier than his singular will. Hence he's just there and counting years after years to write his own page of the Nigerian leader without epic moments.

you sound stupid by your comparism of the two situation above,its pathetic that some Nigerians died during an immigration exam and just the way people die during hajj or climbing mount Arafat in Mecca or Pilgrimage to Isreal but for the youths of the core North through the prompting of their extremist leader Buhari,ended up wasting innocent lives,simply because they where perceived not to have supported their fanatical leader Buhari is both appauling and disheartening.
GEJ is the president of Nigeria,yet people insult,criticise him and nothing happens but in some part of the North you can be lynched for criticising Buhari who is nt even a president yet,is this the kind of leader or change you will wish for Nigeria?Sheik Gumi attested to the fact that his life and that of his family is under threat just because he meaningfully criticised Buhari,just the way he has been criticising GEJ.
What will happen to the lives of southerners and middlebelterns in the North,in the event that Buhari looses as usual?Say no to fanatism and tyranical leaders!!!say no to Buhari!

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Politics › Re: How I Ended Maitatsine Crisis, By Buhari by AustineE1: 6:19am On Dec 28, 2014

...thesame maitatsine that was formed by trans-border Fulanis from cameroun and Nigeria,only to be placated by Buhari who then stands as the leader of Fulanis and ever since,the clandestine sect has continued to exist in the background with other names.They ve been responsible for several sectarian and religious riots in the north that has claimed the lives of several innocent Nigerians,thesame maitatsine are the armed Fulani gun men of today terrorising the middlebelt region.
immediately after the last election which Buhari lost woefully,they rised again in the guise of protest and killed so many people in the North,including innocent corpers serving Nigeria and many properties were burnt down.While the youths were killing innocent southerners and middlebeltans,Buhari refused to call them to order.Buhari is only fit to rule the nomadic Fulani nation and not the 21st century Nigeria.

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Politics › Re: Bomb Making Expert Nabbed In Gombe by AustineE1: 8:01pm On Dec 24, 2014

GboyegaD:
I hope this is true.

what do you mean by this nonsense you spewed above!The Nigeria military authority gave out an interesting information,which deserves an accolade and as usual,your ilks always prefer the side of boko haram.

Politics › Re: What Exactly Is Osinbajo Going To Perform For The Yoruba As Vice President? by AustineE1: 7:33am On Dec 20, 2014

whitecat2:
The Op is an ibo, and he's looking at it from the angle any ibo man would do it if given the opportunity. Don't blame him, all they know is "me, me and my people only".

hypocrisy of the highest order,either way who cares,when its obvious GEJ stays till 2019.Some people are so comfortable with their servitude to the Gambaris,but i am glad that my people are so liberated that greatness and achievements is based on your effort and struggle as a person;it is called merit......while some are hoping for a VP slot or Presidency to survive as a people others has long gone past that age.God thank you for blessing Nigeria with an ambituous and industrious tribe who cares little about VP or Presidency.
I wonder a party with serial thieves like Tinubu,Buhari,Amaechi,Rochas,Fashola,Atiku etc can offer Nigeria!Yet Nigeria needs change but APC is not the change we need.

Politics › Re: What Exactly Is Osinbajo Going To Perform For The Yoruba As Vice President? by AustineE1: 6:59am On Dec 20, 2014

whitecat2:
The Op is an ibo, and he's looking at it from the angle any ibo man would do it if given the opportunity. Don't blame him, all they know is "me, me and my people only".

Culture › Re: Ibo, Ijaw, Kaleberi, Yoruba, Which Tribe Is Rotimi Amechi by AustineE1: 7:25pm On Dec 12, 2014

olabukola:
I am confused right now, which tribe is Rotimi Amaechi from. His name is as confusing as confusion hence I could not place him properly. Can somebody on the know clear my confusion pls.

If the rumour that he has been selected as VP is true, I personally feel that he will soon be our president.

Op!point of correction,it is Igbo and not Ibo.....i tried so much to be civil with you,the next time you make such a mistake,either by omission or commission,you can be assured that you will get a red nose from me and other Igbos in this forum.Thank you,have a nice day!

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Politics › Re: Police Uncover Bomb In Kano Food Market, Two IEDS At Popular Owerri Eatery by AustineE1: 8:38pm On Dec 11, 2014

pmc01:
I'm sorry to admit, but the recent upsurge in bomb activities in Kano (an APC stronghold) makes it hard to believe the PDP is not a stakeholder in BokoHaram Group of Terrorists (Un)limited.

Gombe, a PDP stronghold in the northeast strangely have been immune to BokoHaram activities. Whilst not wishing evil on that state, it can only beat one's imagination how that they are so unaffected by the terrorist activities within their neighbouring states (which I learnt they are very geographically close to).

#No partisanship intended, just observing and wondering aloud.

stupidity at its peak,while you are busy dating online with minors,you never cared to check where Ashaka cement and environs that has been attacked severally,while the cement factory has been looted more than once and neighbouring banks blown up,you are busy looking for conspiracy theory where there is none.Abuja has been bombed before,Jos,Niger state,Kaduna State,Adamawa State,Bauchi state etc and i guess this states are APC state,in your warped mind.

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Politics › Re: 30 + CASUALITIES RECORDED In Jos BOMB BLAST AT terminus market by AustineE1: 8:05pm On Dec 11, 2014

jos 'Jesus our saviour'! its well.....The gate of hell shall never prevail over this city.

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Politics › Re: Rare Picture: Pyrates Confraternity Welcomes Dr Nnamdi Azikiwe To UNILAG (1972) by AustineE1: 8:12pm On Dec 10, 2014

A million ahoys to the pyrates of yore,the ship is still sayling and hoping to anchor in TTG!!! to all the TWSs & TBSs & all living men on board this Lubbish AP,Awa 2u all.

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Politics › Re: Why I Think Atiku Will Win APC Presidential Primary by AustineE1: 6:29am On Dec 10, 2014

Adminisher:
ATIKU IS NOT ACCEPTED OUTSIDE THE NORTHHWEST

.....stop showing your stupidity to all,Atiku is from North-East and has more political spread than Buhari,either way both will lose against GEJ.

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Politics › Re: My Watch: 11 Shocking Things From Obj’s New Book by AustineE1: 8:03pm On Dec 09, 2014*

Well,i dont blame OBJ,in a sane society,he should be spending time behind bars.....for all the human right abuses during his tenure,genocide against Odi,Katsina Ala etc,his gross looting of our common wealth,the killing of Bola Ige,Chuba Okadigbo and other crimes too numerous to mention.

Politics › Re: FG Behind Boko Haram - Sect Leader by AustineE1: 8:06am On Dec 05, 2014*

Inspite of the prevailing security situation in our country,this people still want to match enmass from Kano to Zaria and if anything happens,they will start blaming FG....bearing in mind that El-Zakzaky is a Shia movement while boko haram is a Wahabbi-sunni sect and this two group has unfinished matters to settle,as seen in Iraq,Syria,Nigeria,Lebanon,Pakistan etc.A stitch in time saves nine!

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Politics › Re: PDP Condemns Buhari's Stand On Insurgency! by AustineE1(op): 8:16pm On Dec 03, 2014

Please Buhari on behalf of innocent Nigerians who are dying daily from this insurgency,if you can reach out to this boys and if they are still under your control,please ask them to stop,we cant afford to wait till 2015 when you are wishfully waiting to be president.God bless you,if you can do this one last favour for our country.

Politics › PDP Condemns Buhari's Stand On Insurgency! by AustineE1(op): 8:11pm On Dec 03, 2014

PDP condemns Buhari’s stand on insurgency
December 3, 2014by Olusola Fabiyi
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The national leadership of the Peoples Democratic Party says it is not happy with the stand taken by a former Head of State and a presidential aspirant on the platform of the All Progressives Congress, Gen. Muhammadu Buhari(retd.), on insurgency in the country.
It said it was wrong for him to state that the Federal Government was not tackling the issue head-on.
A statement issued by the National Publicity Secretary of the party, Chief Olisa Metuh, in Abuja on Wednesday, said it was also bad that Buhari promised to end insurgency if elected president in 2015.
Metuh said, “PDP is constrained to take on former military ruler and four-time aspirant to the office of the President, Buhari, on the insinuation contained in his declaration that the Federal Government has failed in tackling the problem of insurgency and that he will end the scourge if he is elected President.
“It is unfortunate that Buhari, being a former head of state, has continued to play politics with a very serious security challenge which has claimed the lives of many Nigerians by always trying to use the pains of the people to score cheap political points at a time all patriotic Nigerians are joining hands with government to look for solution.”
Metuh added that rather than show patriotism by collaborating with the Federal Government, the APC presidential aspirant prefers that the nation has no solution until the time he is able to step in as president with his magic wand to end the insurgency.
He said this was not only exposing a height of insensitivity but also a clear absence of genuine love and concern for the people.
He said Buhari, who he described as a prominent citizen of the country, ought to have put the country first before any selfish political agenda and personal aggrandizement.
Metuh added that the Federal Government has shown what he described as “incontrovertible commitment ” to ending the insurgency by deploying troops and equipping the military, but regretted that the opposition leaders including Buhari, have continued in their “desperate attempt to sabotage the efforts by making statements that encourage insurgency and which are capable of demoralizing and dividing our security agencies.”
He said that he was happy that Nigerians appreciate the fact that the Federal Government “has been able to sustain the battle to repel the insurgents through the gallant efforts of our armed forces, who have continued to put their lives on the line in defence of our nation and her people.
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Christianity Etc › Re: What Comes To Your Mind When You Hear The Word 'AMORC'? by AustineE1: 8:05pm On Nov 30, 2014

literarymathy:
The laws of Nigeria proscribe secret societies so if the judge proclaimed AMORC a secret society (which isn't true of course), then the order should have been banned. So that settles the case.

As for secrecy and occultism. AMORC is not secret because anybody can walk in, pick a form and become a member. You can also FREE to leave just by not paying your annual dues. Anything occultic which you may have noticed is perfectly explainable. So you can bring them on...

N. B. See the link to the proceedings of the ECWA vs AMORC case here :

http://www.thenationonlineng.net/archive2/tblnews_Detail.php?id=49204

i suppose you ve seen the book written by Pierre s.Freeman,'The prisoner of San Jose(Prisoner of Amorc),he was a member of Amorc for 24yrs,he spoke about of the mind control slavery practiced in Amorc,the cult-driven hallucinatory indoctrination,the ritual initiation etc.He even wrote an open letter to Christian Bernard,venerated imperator of the Rosicrucian Order.....he raised a serious question on the justification of the application of section 9 Number 24 of the occult faculty of Assumption during initiation.You know quite well what am talking about,since you are an initiate and have spent better part of your life as a Rosicrucian...can you put more light or hold out for it?

Christianity Etc › Re: What Comes To Your Mind When You Hear The Word 'AMORC'? by AustineE1: 7:04pm On Nov 30, 2014

literarymathy:
AMORC has never told in all my years of membership how to live my life or take care of myself. So growing hair or finger or moustache is a thing of choice. Maybe you have just coincidentally seen those who do but it is not a general stand. : )

Last homage! All groups do that. Even churches. Others are excused because it is a final farewell by members and it is done in a very special way . Nothing is removed from the corpse and no creepy things are done. Just meditation for the peaceful rest of the departed soul.

but we can agree on the fact that Amorc is highly mystical,every devoted member seems to possess an extra-ordinary ability,which hinges on mysticism,a case of a Rosicrucian who had problem with a man,while the man was ranting,the Rosicrucian smiled and got back inside his house and before you can say Jack Robinson,the man that was ranting,ran mad.I have also seen Masons get out of freemasonry without being perturbed by members(am nt holding brief for Masonry) but there has been reported cases of former members of Amorc seriously tormented after they denounced their membership.

Christianity Etc › Re: What Comes To Your Mind When You Hear The Word 'AMORC'? by AustineE1: 6:44pm On Nov 30, 2014

literarymathy:
The laws of Nigeria proscribe secret societies so if the judge proclaimed AMORC a secret society (which isn't true of course), then the order should have been banned. So that settles the case.

As for secrecy and occultism. AMORC is not secret because anybody can walk in, pick a form and become a member. You can also FREE to leave just by not paying your annual dues. Anything occultic which you may have noticed is perfectly explainable. So you can bring them on...

We all know that Amorc has signs which are subtle to insiders only but that in itself doesnt make it an occult because even fraternities have theirs,but i have observed something that seems a little strange about Rosicrucians,they tend to grow either a finger,hair,mustach etc and like they are compelled by the group to do so and it serves a purpose,thats just by the way.Why do Rosicrucians insist on paying the last homage to a dead member and with insistence that the family of the bereaved must excuse them.Even during Bola Ige's funeral,this script played out,along side other issues that came up.

Christianity Etc › Re: What Comes To Your Mind When You Hear The Word 'AMORC'? by AustineE1: 6:23pm On Nov 30, 2014

literarymathy:
AMORC is more like a university. I have been a member for 5years now. It's a very lovely order. Members are sent mails which are called Monographs. They contain virtually all the lessons about life, science, law, mysticism, spiritualism, philosophy, history, etc. IT IS NOT RELIGIOUS ORGANISATION. Rosicrucians believe that the concept of God is personal and that is ultimate goal of mysticism is to be united with the personal conception of God. Rosicrucians also believe in Master Jesus but do not deify him. He is an ascended master.
AMORC operates like a typical University. To join, you pay an amount and keep paying to maintain membership. Apart from reading, there are also lodges and chapters where members congregate for meditations and convocations but these are not compulsory.
I cannot say all about AMORC aimlessly so I will entertain specific questions about the organisation. However it must be noted that whatever I say are my personal thoughts as a member and not the order's general standing.

Peace Profound...

I strongly have my reservations about AMORC,i try to balance what people say and what Rosicrucians do,while growing up as a young boy with friends,i met few 'Light bearers',thats the children version of Amorc,i also know some Rosicrucians now,but i only try to judge them by the strength of their character and not by their membership of Amorc!
I suppose you are quite aware of the celebrated case btw ECWA church and AMORC,in which the supreme court of Nigeria declared that AMORC is a secret society...can you in all honesty say that AMORC by your membership of this association,that its not a secret society?I will come back with some events that happened in the past and try to prove to you that AMORC is a highly occultic group.

Politics › Re: Igbo Day in Plateau State - Shops Under locks (Pix Included) by AustineE1: 5:16pm On Nov 30, 2014

ibedun:
When will the Igbo success story translate to my Igbo tenants paying my rent on time?

Na so so "markate no good" story dem dey yearn me every time their annual rent is due. I am having to wait several months into the new year before I get paid, reluctantly.

And whenever I visit my properties, na so their wives go dey shake their bum bum up and down.

But that one no fit pay my daughter;s school fees nau. (from Lagos)

...like serious any Igbo man that lives in a compound built by a yoruba man must really be poor in every sense of it.Those 'hide-outs' the call houses is inhabitable and the few yoruba owned houses i know in Lagos were inherited from their great grand fathers,most has stayed 100yrs or more,red-zinc,no toilets,drainages pass through rooms etc......dont go and work
and take care of your family,keep hoping on the 'hide-out'called house your great grand father left in Ajegunle before he passed on.btw be very careful the way you lust for igbo women,some Igbos in Lagos has also learnt to lace their wives with 'Magun' Yoruba infidelity charm,dont waste ur life,your family is still young.

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Politics › Re: Igbo Day in Plateau State - Shops Under locks (Pix Included) by AustineE1: 8:41pm On Nov 29, 2014

ChairmanOment:
Daft Yo-robber ape,
How many Yoruba and Northners run the above business you listed up there?
Are they upto 500 that run the business?
Who runs the taxi driving job? What about patch patch tailors? Agbo sellers nko?

Those business you listed up there, how much do they pay their employers per month?
Is it upto 100k?

That Igbos are having a business free day, I don't know why that is paining you.
The location is not even at Yo-robber land.

am surprise that you guys are still responding to that frustrated young man,i can see that the closure of Igbo businesses today in Jos is running him mad,probably he gets his crumbs from running era for Igbo business men,we are quite familiar with the slippery and ludicrous nature of his people...whatever they cant get,they criticise!

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Politics › Re: Igbo Day in Plateau State - Shops Under locks (Pix Included) by AustineE1: 6:31pm On Nov 29, 2014

IleIfe2:
hypermarkets and supermarkets Yoruba/aboki
car dealers Aboki
textile yoruba/aboki
IT/phones aboki/foreigners/yoruba
education etc these are also employers labor too. thousands of people depend on them for salary

and for small busineses like the ones owned by ibos. show me one ibo shop and i will point at 10 yoruba shops and 15 aboki shops. the only business you'll find more ibos doing in jos is electronics, selling those weirdly named tv and radios and katako.

am now convinced you are truly a clown,you are only good for comic relief.Even your brothers will be hiding their faces in shame because of ur post....but one good thing i liked about your post,is that you kept merging Yoruba and North together in your quest to challenge Igbos,to me that was enough respect for igbos,therefore i hands up for you,no comment.

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Politics › Re: President Goodluck Jonathan Has Condemned The November 28 Bomb Attacks by AustineE1: 5:56pm On Nov 29, 2014*

Mr president being the chief mourner, must be in a very bitter mood,i no this is a very difficult time for him,i sincerely condole with him and his family,they families who lost their loved ones and Nigeria as a whole....just like the president assured us,'no stone wld be left unturned in his quest to get to the culprits'.
God bless Nigeria.

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Politics › Re: Igbo Day in Plateau State - Shops Under locks (Pix Included) by AustineE1: 5:09pm On Nov 29, 2014

IleIfe2:
It baffles me how you guys derive pleasure in deceiving yourselves? You went you Ahmadu Bello way, a stretch that is over two thousand meters long, took pictures of hustlers shop (touts and phones stealers) near Hamaz and come on nairaland to declare that Jos economy is at a standstill because ibos no come market. Why do you guys reason like this?

ordinarily i didnt want to contribute to this thread but i happen to be in Jos plateau state now and i can tell you that the state,especially the business area can be classified as a ghost town,all roads now leads to crest hotel,venue of the igbo day celebratn.from Ahmadu bello-way,to farin Gada,massalacin Jumai to old Bukuru park,from Rukuba satellite market to fadama market,everywhere seems deserted.
When i glanced at ur moniker and realized that you are Yoruba,i shaked my head and said to the guy by my side 'Yorubas and their usual struggle to compete with Igbos',he smiled and asked the bar man to bring more bottles of 'hero' beer and he exclaimed,'who God has blessed,no man can fight'...God bless Nigeria!

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Politics › Re: Most Nairaland Topics Are Difficult For Non Nigerians To Understand? by AustineE1: 7:48am On Nov 28, 2014

DrJoe1:
even better oyibo countries dey enjoy our pigin, na because of those yeye countries you wan make we change our language?? nawaoo!!!!
wetin be BHUTANS sef? i never hia dat one before? ...... you sef come get friend for TAJIKISTAN?

as much as its nt possible for we Nigerians to change the way we speak or write because we derive pride and even greater national identity from it,it doesnt give you the justification to speak of other nationals in a derogatory manner...talking about reverse racism!!!
His friends love Nigeria and wish to participate in our forum.

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Politics › Re: No Jewish Sign On New N100 Note,jonathan Is Not Anti-muslim – Presidency Replied by AustineE1: 6:56am On Nov 26, 2014

abbakacici:
i dont why Nigerian Christians are defending using a jewish sign on our currency, before it was using Master card on National Id card now star of divid on our currency. and the sad true is that almost 80% of jewish or American dont like or care about you.

a b o k i,even after the explanatn above.....and almost 80% of Arabians care about us.

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