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For some reason, I always imagine bk.babe97y to be someone in prison for drugs and murder (maybe even on death row), using all his free time to post his criminal fantasies on NL. |
It is a changed World when the most hardened tribalist feels ashamed of being called tribalist. |
Abagworo:You do exceedingly well in that area. I checked your statistics in your profile. The ratio of your posts in the racism and tribalism section to your posts elsewhere is worrying high. You are rightfully on the poll son! To your credit though, you are roundly trounced by the likes of Ezeuche and bkBabe. Tpia (any version of the multiple id) is just fcking off the scale! She almost wrecked the damn thing! All hail the queen! [size=13pt]Yes I agree! A persons contributions to the racism and tribalism section is a foolproof way to define their tribalist bent![/size] |
What of ashawo? ![]() |
If that man wants a nuclear weapon, he should simply make it and stop sending daft messages to the World. |
Since America is declining, it is only certain that the position of most influential person would go to the leader of the most influential country. |
ElRazur:They showed a picture from a different angle that showed it as a plane. The US has enough deserts to test missiles without taking the risk of shooting them close to the North Pole where they might hit Russia and then. . . Yawa gas! |
Palin will be watching Russia through her window in 2012. She is setting herself up for the final comedy. |
presido1:Ironically, Cameron got the student vote. They thought it was all about surface stuff like looks and age, now they are getting it right in the eye! The UK under Cameron is your next 3rd World country; he will sell everything that moves and tax everything that breaths. Sadly, realisation has come too late for the students, I guess they'll be rioting even harder very soon. |
armyofone:Tuition fees are increasing from £3000.00 to £9000.00 per annum. |
It was just a plane. |
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^ Abi o! The reason couldn't have been more than who got 50 naira. monkeyleg:Seriously, we don't even need the Police. They are just a sorry bunch of crooks and clowns. |
These fckers are no better than hoodums. Imagine if the gun one of them is holding had gone off?! |
Practise 2: Comedy as Massa runs out of fuel! ![]() |
Abagworo:Stop dreaming. You aren't even nearly important enough for anyone to register an extra user name, talkless of enough to make the six votes you now have. Dude, humbly accept your shameful tribalistic laurels. Beaf: Abagworo! Report for mental castigation, logical saturation and intellectual discombobulating!Are you ready? Cos I'm putting on my battle gear to finally send you to donkey sanctuary! ![]() |
The Abu Dhabi track has really become beautiful. The grass is actually green! . . .First blood to Vettel, followed by Lewis and Button. |
@OP If you ever attempt anything in gpgpu, graphics, AI, medical research and other low level stuff, you'll soon know the necessity of solid mathematical abilities. Programming isn't building web pages and bog standard Desktop apps where most of the thinking has been put into libraries for you, no, thats called developing. It just isn't possible to be a "good" programmer without being good at math. |
chyz1:That does not apply to PHCN. Their own case is more like, "we are the mafia, and we want to screw you! Fck everybody!" |
johndoe200:There ia a reason I reinforced the article with the photo of its author, one glaring fact is that he is an oyibo man. The strength of the Nigerian economy can be measured without Nigerian govt input, the article has also provided knowledgeable figures from both sides of the fence and none is arguing about the statistics. Foreigners are very excited about the reform packages Nigeria is embarking on and see us as the next growth engine; methinks it is high time Nigerians took a closer look at the stuff being laid out in govt policies. Nigeria is really about to roll big time!!! ![]() |
Desert encroachment is a serious problem indeed. However, every coin has two sides. The Sahara desert recieves enough solar insolation to supply the whole World with its electricty needs if harnessed. Northern Nigeria too can have its deserts harnessed to power the nation. Solar energy can be the new oil. |
chosen04:How does the CD have anything to do with Nigeria or you just de play? The computers were siezed by SA Police and are in the custody of SA Police. Nobody has had access to them, whether judge, defence or prosecution. Except there's a miracle, Okah is going dan! |
kITA TITA:Exactly! I remember posting and article about Henry Okah and coming under withering attack from Ezeuche, because the article was about Henry Okah's swearning in an affidavit that he knows Chima Orlu, had housed him and knew for definite he was in SA. Ezeuche's first line was to demand that I never post such articles, because I was soiling the Igbo name. Long and short is Ezeuche called me an Isoko bastar'd and my mother a wh'ore. It actually occurred to me that he might have real mental problems, in fact I wouldn't be surprised if that is confirmed. Ezeuche's show of shame (one of many); https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-546755.0.html |
becomrich5: So PDP now owns Silverbird?!!! See map!!! |
90% of federal revenue is due to oil, thats the money available for development and stealing. On the other hand, farmers do not pay tax, so their input to the economy can only be measured by what and how much Nigerians eat. |
The intelligence documents claimed that Agajany received a visa to travel to Nigeria after getting an endorsement from a Nigerian Islamic teacher, Sheikh Othman. The Islamic teacher, known as Abbas Jega , worked for Radio Tehran’s Hausa language service and studied in Iran.Nice one by the security services. We need to get all their bosses and lock the fckers up. |
The documents added that [size=14pt]Agajany initially wanted the weapons shipped to Abuja but when told that there was no port in the city, he came up with Lagos as the destination.[/size] |
[size=14pt]Ogbe-Ijoh will vote Uduaghan, says Oromoni[/size] News Nov 12, 2010 By Emma Amaize WARRI—AN Ijaw leader from Ogbe-Ijoh in Warri South-West Local Government Area of Delta State, Chief Couple Oromoni, said yesterday it would be against the existing power-shift arrangement in the state if former governor, Dr. Emmanuel Uduaghan, was not returned in the re-run poll. He said the people of Ogbe-Ijoh were strongly behind Dr. Uduaghan and would vote for him as the next governor in the fresh election. “Chief Great Ogboru of the DPP does not enjoy our support and any Ijaw leader carrying him about is wasting his time, there is no need for somebody from the Delta Central senatorial district to come back to power when other senatorial districts have not had their fair share”, he said. Chief Oromoni said, “We are aware that there is power shift in Delta state, which is how Dr. Uduaghan from Delta South became the governor in 2007, Delta South has not served its tenure of eight years, so, Ogboru who is from the Central cannot become the governor now. We have only served three years through Uduaghan. Delta Central took its eight-year turn through the former governor, Chief James Ibori, so Ogboru who is also from Delta Central, has to wait till it gets to Urhobo turn again.” He said, “As things stand now, Uduaghan is still going to fly the flag for Delta South on the platform of the PDP and all those in support of power shift should vote for him.” According to him, “It will amount to anti-party activity of the highest order for anybody who is a member of the PDP to work against Uduaghan in the re-run poll.” He, therefore, charged Ijaw people in whatever group they are in the state, working against the interest of their brother from Delta South to retrace their steps, as the Uduaghan government has been fair to the Ijaw ethnic group in the last three years. http://www.vanguardngr.com/2010/11/ogbe-ijoh-will-vote-uduaghan-says-oromoni/ |
netghost:Police ke! ![]() My guy no vex! I actually gave you the email address, forgetting it hadn't been activated and not realising it had a typo. Please resend, its all good now. CustomerServices at afrosciencecommunity.com |
EzeUche0:I laugh in Aro warrior! Dude, you're doing quite in the disrespectful poll! ![]() Don't let the occasional Abagworo's that pop up deceive you. They are the ones I regularly give bulging black eyes from unrelenting logical torture. I simply blow their minds so they look for cheap tricks to get even. Abagworo! Report for mental castigation, logical saturation and intellectual discombobulating! ![]() |
ladi02:Yes its 9ja! We aren't doing to badly and there are very high hopes on the planned reforms, so yeah! Oyibo's are already planning, we better keep our eyes open and have structures in place before growth explodes, because eyes in Europe are fully red now (especially UK); things have ground to a halt there. |
The last of the mafia's and the forces of darkness are surely gonna be defeated. Nigeria must move forward. Those soldiers bera arrest some of those PHCN nogooders and force them to do their jobs. PHCN is still part of govt. |
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