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emmatok: Your are a fu*king hypocrite.Are you so pained at the words I used on bigots? Dry your tears and stop being a dunce, cos thats what bigots are. You people make me sick. You are an 1DIOT, thats what makes you a bigot. Low self-esteemed, low IQed, foolish, hateful and with a d.i.c.k the size of a pimple that makes you hate others; especially the small minority guy you slap, only to be stunned with a bazooka-like left-right combo they makes your crooked lil legs quake and your phucking large belly wobble. These things are astonishing and painful to bullies who find bigotry attractive, people like you sir. Fool. |
Well said OP. There is a degree of smallness (mind and outlook) to anyone that is an ethnic bigot. I took part in the thread you noted, and it is incredible how anyone could have switched it to bashing between Yoruba and Igbo; yet the fracas was between Hausa's and Yoruba's. The way many people respond to threads on NL, makes one wonder if they are either idiots or were brought up in the gutter by idiots. It is impossible to fathom the mind of anyone that can wake up to insult an entire ethnic group and to do so as a matter of instinct, not even provokation (which itself is an inexcusable reason). I blame the moderators for allowing such rubbish to fester, indeed I believe that most of these vacant, bigotted fools are moderators. |
BlackBaron: All this comes to nowt if your average Nigerian can't look beyond a person's ethnicity and religion.Lol! Guy, people like you refuse to be changed. No other govt has offered the people so much, the question is: are you ready to run with it? |
No single man can save Nigeria. We need to tear the system down. Even Che Guevara would have been defeated by the evil Nigerian system. The damn thing needs to be turn down and rebuilt from scratch. The best any leader can do is help the process, but it is ultimately down to the people; each and every one of us. How badly do we want to kick out of slavery? |
I don't believe the way this thread has gone. Its a real shame and disgrace. I'm out. |
[quote author=Ileke-IdI]ROTLMAO!! me? make you a bait? It's not like I'm a fisherman, omo Ekiti ni mi o ![]() Anywaz, enjoy your night.[/quote]At last, it came out. You have been itching to use the "fisherman" trick isn't it? Funny stuff. |
[quote author=Ileke-IdI]Ok, I see what's happening there. Just selective attack, even those worse had been said. Just selective attack on these [b]kind [/b]of thread [/quote]Abeg, stop trying to bait me jare! What kind of thread is it?If you start from the first page, you will find who made it the "kind" of thread it is by attacking those who are not involved and spitting on our contributions. I am too shy to exactly point fingers at you. Lol! From something that elicited genuine outrage, you guys have turned the thread into a joke. Its a bit of a miracle to me. |
strangerf: ^^^Give us just two minutes and she will slap you when as much attempt that suggestion. |
Desola: Your idea is indeed valid and laudable but the impossibility of such alignment is not due to Yorubas not yielding but to the cunning, arrogant and greedy nature of the okoros. You say this generation needs to bridge the gap but isn't this same generation the ones filled with even more hatred than their parents? Can an average ibo member on here go a day without the mention of Yoruba or take a swipe at them? No? They are so fixated on us! I am equally fixated with them because of the alarming rate they are entering and inhabiting my region. I really would rather see a divided Nigeria, though a southern Nigeria would have been better but for the sake of the ibos, it can't come to being. Personally, [b]I like the Delta and Edo people [/b]safe for that anuofia called Beaf.And yet you spend the best part of your life insulting Isoko people when you have run marathons on the Igbo's. My dear, you lack "sontin," an am in need of a second wife. You know the drill! ![]() By the time I commence bringing you "joy" of a pleasant type, you will wake every day with a glowing smile and will be too busy giving birth every Sunday to mouth off at Isoko peeps. Of course, your day will be gainfully spent adoring the pleasures of a potent bazooka. Deal? ![]() |
[quote author=Ileke-IdI]See how Beaf, a neutral nler is always attacking Yorubas. Dude, you're the most neutral person in this section, I can see. [/quote]You mean I can't attack Bittyend because he is Yoruba? What is this World coming to? ![]() |
I sense jealousy. |
I see frustration and lack. Somebody please get Desola a very strong man. Several bouts of sweet mm mm will clear the mind and raise the IQ. |
ZUBY77: must you be daft each time anything about jonathan comes up. Whats wrong in tracking our tax payers money? Or is gej going to pay them from his salaryYou are crazy. What makes you think that winshlike NLers should be the ones tracking anybody? The project is funded by bodies like the World Bank who can track their shiit professionally, I don't know where you got the crap about your tax money. How do you propose to do this independent tracking if not by setting frustrated, angry folk like kobojunkie to persistently wind up their granchildrens agemates? I am sure you have access to World Bank documents, or maybe you just wish to go knocking the gates of the lucky youth until they "pay" you off. Let the programme succeed without winsh interfence. |
bittyend: Yo g, phuck off! Go open another thread about "Aregbe" or whatever the phuck his name is - or get your head back on GEJ and PDP's nutz. You bore me to sleep, clown.Don't take it personally, bro. Pick up the phone whenever you need to protect your compound and a pack of hairy, deadly, red-eyed types will be dispatched to help a friend maintain his "honour." |
bittyend: Yes "yorubaphobe" - that's why I put it in a quote, simpleton. "You're a coward" blah blah blah - come see me if you think I'm a coward. This ain't about the loud street fighting you grew up around in Naija. I was raised around REAL killers - mandem that will shoot your face off, and ask questions later. I was handling guns on the roads of south London as a kid whilst your mum was driving you to school in naija. Don't even go there with me - I'll shoot a prick in the face and shank him without blinking an eye, if I need to - it's called self-defence, mate.Dude, you talk too much. I bet you spend hours telling your woman about making love in bad and wicked ways, but last only two minutes and don't have a clue what to tickle and suck. What are you gonna do when day breaks? Talk more? Rant without direction? Lol! |
strangerf: They ve started what they cant finish . . .Few words. This is how you know a real man with testicles of granite. |
Kobojunkie: For a scheme projected to cost us about $350 million dollars, this is a good start. Here's hoping that those who get the money, the about 6000, at least help create even half of the 80,000 the government projects it will. Now the big wait starts . . . we will know if this was wasteful spending or not, in about a 18 months or more.Instead of starting your own biz to employ youth, you wanna be tracking youths half your age, who have sweated to get a break? You chop winsh? ![]() |
bittyend: You need to go back to college and learn the basics of reading and comprehension. How did I turn it into a Igbo bashing thread? All I did was answer questions. I'm also shocked the Chief basher and a well known "yorubaphobe" stooge like you can call a ranter. You need to get your head out of Jonathan's buttcrack and be objective. This is not about cowardice - if I was there when the thing happened; I would have blasted those mofos with a shotgun and burned that bytch down. It's called collateral damage, simpleton!"yorubaphobe?" LOLZZZZZZ!!!! Anything, but the Hausa's who are your real problem. You are a coward, bruv. |
bittyend: @BeafUnfortunately, you have been talking nonsense all day, all week and all year. Give it a break, bro. Medals aint won for loudness and the exhibition of plain old stupidity. Listen dude, you've been ranting all day about Igbo's, whereas it is the Hausa's that went on rampage. I conclude that you talk about Igbo's because it is the easier path. Cowards are loud and always take the easier path; on this thread, I would expect the likes of obowunmi and then, ekt_bear to act, while a coward like you clings to mummies skirt like a frightened lil pussycat and screams at "Igbos's." Pick up the phone whenever you need rock hewn he-men to defend your compound. Afterall, what are friends for? |
obowunmi: ThX Boss. Have we met?Rather than meeting, I think we've actually butted heads in the dim mists of time. ![]() Its just your general approach. Its quite level headed and exemplary, keep it up bro. |
I see obowunmi as intelligent, wise and quick witted. |
Onlytruth: You see part of what baffles me in these types of stories? ![]() |
bittyend: My bad, I was just using "Igbos" figurativelyYour behaviour is simply the result of the xenophobic politics Tinubu has introduced to the SW. Congrats, you're a "hero!" |
jmaine:More grease to the agbero's then, because what is required now is a response of significant proportions. It looks like some born to rule folk are testing the ground, so they NEED to be met with shock and awe. |
obowunmi: Muslim Hausas are devils. Ask Boko boys..... If Boko Horam comes to Lagos the civil war will begin. I hope that the Yorubas and Igbos will come together to conquer these bastards. Hausas are dangerous people.This thing is getting crazy! Tinubu is leading the West into a ditch. First Ogun, then Oyo, now Lagos? Something needs to be done; it is hightime the West got together with the rest of us in the Middle Belt and South to find a way forward. |
For those who are curious; only the Bonga platform is out of fishing range of ND fishermen (although not ND trawlers). |
[quote author=ndu_chucks]Gbawe is right. For starters, per the Mineral and Mining Act 2007 the federal government owns and controls ALL of the mineral resources of the land. The Act vests entire property in and control of all Mineral Resources in, under, or upon any land in Nigeria, its contiguous continental shelf and all rivers, streams and water courses throughout Nigeria, any area covered by its territorial waters or constituency and the exclusive economic zone in the Federal Government of Nigeria. Under this act, no state or individual can explore or exploit any mineral resources until the property in mineral resources shall pass from the Government to the person by whom the mineral resources are lawfully won upon their recovery in accordance with the Act. In other words, no state can develop any mineral resource until the federal government allows and agrees to such development. No time to educate you further. Go and read the Petroleum Act, the Oil Pipelines Act, Minerals Act, Associated Gas Re-injection Act, the Land-Use Act, Mineral Oil Act, NNPC Act, and Petroleum Industry Bill and enlighten yourself.[/quote]Dude, you should be fined for retarded gas emissions. The bolded part of your post makes it plain that you realise that states can expoit their solid mineral resources once okayed by the FG. That does not yet apply to petroleum, but is now inevitable because the FG has okayed states to exploit their resources and get 13% derivation for their efforts. States that are not parasitic in nature would see this as an opportunity to demand 100% resource control; this will especially be the case in with states like Ogun, Lagos and Ondo that are rich in tar sands which the FG is now actively looking into. Lol! If you don't see where this is going, then you are very blind. Anyways, once the truths outs, feel free to demand my autograph. ![]() The FG has told effectively told you to do a hard days work instead of parasiting; get your rusty, crusty, indolent arse on the cooker and keep it boiling until your meals begin popping out. Seen? |
jmaine: Youwin final awardees finally announced . . .Guess the doubting freaks can finally give it a rest . . .and a special shout out to my friend Rhino.5dm . . .our wedding money don show . . .https://i1233.photobucket.com/albums/ff390/ShaneDawg021/th_doakeshappy.pngMy broda, winshes no de mark present for daytime o! ![]() |
sholatech: Yeah, was never in doubt of the Integrity of the programme.Congrats, bro! We go wash am o! ![]() All the best with your new biz. You might be the next Dangote if you put your back in it. Nice one! |
Lawalkay: Is somebody trying so cover up something? May be apagun is about to break the great Ogun oath. More lies and blood are required to appease their evil shrine. Those that kill by sword will surely die by sword. I have say my own.Something is definitely fishy about the entire episode. Powerful men don't just get strangles as a matter of routine. I hope the mans family is resourceful enough to push the matter until the truth pops out (regardless of if the man was a criminal or not). Nigeria is too much of a jungle. |
Dual Core: This is textbook science. Suicide is harder than this. Try am and see if you won't jump out!Unu go wound pesin wit laf o! ![]() The instinct for life is a strong thing indeed. |
blink182: ℓ̊ seem to be in luck, you see, ℓ̊ don't have a swollen ego that ℓ̊ fear you may pop. Please educate ♏έ on the law and how it directly prohibits governors from developing it, as far as ℓ̊ know, anyone can develop their solid minerals provided FG receives its share but you can prove me wrong with facts because ℓ̊ just aired my opinion. Not fact whatsoever.Don't mind the parasite. It is in the news today that Ebonyi is quick off the mark and already seeking investors in her solid minerals. That is how responsible state govts are expected to behave. It is only the parasite minded that will step into NL and begin lying and insulting others, because they want to live an indolent life as awuf luv'n phucks. |
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[/quote]You mean I can't attack Bittyend because he is Yoruba? What is this World coming to? 



