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^Am just trying to cure her madness. ![]() tpiah:www.nairaland.com/attachments/180447_ROTFLMAO_gif3d0c775232c7f27cf80592785b9635b6 |
tpiah:You are sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo funny! You think because you are possessed by 7 wicked demons that are wrecking your life, others should see you and start crying? ![]() If you ever see anybody crying after they set eyes on you, it is only because they pity you. |
Anybody with some advice? |
tpiah:I am not Yoruba; there is nothing wrong with typing in English. Nigeria does not need ranches. Such attractions are a good thing to have though. If other states feel the need to build ranches, there's nothing stopping them. |
IBB is only looking for a face saving get out mechanism. It is all hot air. This is the first sign that his presidential aspirations have faltered seriously and he is willing to negotiate some form of compensation. |
[quote author=ndu_chucks link=topic=489437.msg6493286#msg6493286 date=1280709266]@Onlytruth & Beef, sorry I was away on heavy duty millitary duties. Some of us have to protect you people despite the fact that we should be caining you for your various attrocities. [/quote]Me too, I was away for a short time to learn crocodile feeding. Those crocs only recognise uniforms and lawmakers.Anyways, welcome back. How ya side? |
tpiah:Funny. I have had several cordial exchanges with tensor777 here already as Faeb (its in the mirror ). The thing that makes it difficult to discuss with you is that you are extremely tribalistic. It doesn't help. |
@Udezue There was a newspaper article some months ago about Nigeria foolishly giving foreign bomb experts the secrets of the ogbunigwe (it happened this year or very late last year). I can't recall exactly where I saw it now, but the foreigners were quite excited. In a normal country, we would have harnessed the technologies from the war. Has anybody got any links? |
Onlytruth:He has been "zoned" out. ![]() Ndu wetin happen? How bodi? |
tpiah:Obudu does not belong to the federal govt. So "leaders" can't insist on anything. |
tensor777:Tpiah is not as politically astute as Ileke Idi. I feel a strong moral need to state that. |
Depilot:I thought it already was? In short, let it intensify, so that the South can blend with the Middle Belt (Christian and Muslim) and Northern Christian minorities, while the conservative North merges with Niger Republic. |
Onlytruth:Thank you! |
Onlytruth:I 100% agree with the above. You might have noticed that I have once again started calling for true federalism. It is because, for once, I am seeing the possibility of achieving it peacefully. Here's how; [list] [li]We channel every iota of our energy into attaining credible elections and make sure Jonathan delivers that as his bottomline[/li] [li]With credible elections in place, we elect credible leaders[/li] [li]Our credible leaders would have one paramount mandate, the delivery of true federalism[/li] [/list] If we follow the above script strictly, we will get everything we want easily; the SE, SS and SW all want true federalism, I am of the belief that partial autonomy is easily sellable to the Middle Belt minorities. So it should be easy to peacefully restructure the nation once we have credible elections. |
EzeUchenna:If we want to fight each other in Nigeria, thats fine. But why would foreigners first annexe Bakassi, then try their hands on Obudu ranch and you think it is somehow in your favour? If genuinely you do, then it becomes a wholly different ball game. Will giving Obudu to Cameroon solve any marginalisation problem? We have to be mindful of crossing the line. How would Cameroons annexing Bakassi and Obudu forward a Biafran or Niger Delta cause? Charlie, screw your head on! I can bet you, if you call out MEND today and ask what side they'll fight on in a fight to rescue Obudu from Cameroon, it would be on the Nigerian side. |
[size=14pt]Dedicated to bkbabe, the colombian mudafcker.[/size] ![]()
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EzeUchenna:Those are internal problems. Nayah (God bless her) who spent time hyping Cameroon belongs to an ethnic group that once had to take refuge in Nigeria http://www.nasarawastate.org/bassa.htm She has also told us about French genocides against her people, those were internal Cameroonian problems and she's been here, repping Cameroon large, while you, a full grown male I am all for self determination and true federalsim, but please, lets go about our quest with honour and dignity, not as a weaklings, propped up by smaller Cameroon. If we ever have to fight for self determination or true federalsim, we will do it the right way, eyeball to eyeball; we will not need Cameroon like some cowardly sissys, hanging on their mothers skirts. Be a man and stop being a traitor. |
seedord247:Abi o! Free Tompolo! He knows exactly what to do. ![]() |
[quote author=huxley ]Hello, If the foregoing comments represent a cross-section of Nigerian intellectual analysis, then maybe the entire Nigeria needs to be taken over to teach the Nigerians how to THINK. You people are a disgrace to humanity, by your very belligerent comments. What a shame. Have you got anything in your skulls?[/quote]Question: How do you define a fool? Answer: A fool is someone who presents himself for a discussion, contributes exactly nothing, yet describes contributors as empty. . . .Now should we move to the definition of knucklehead? ![]() |
xterra2:Most likely used one long before you were born. |
xterra2:I'm sorry, but I just don't buy the arguments I have heard on this page. They are all rather weak. The MIG-21 is DNA of the F-7, so as they say "garbage in, garbage out"; what we have is the "advanced version" of a bad plane. If cost is our problem, why not go for mordern but very low cost planes like the HAL Tejas from India or JF-17 from Pakistan? The JF-17 is judged to be equivalent or even better than the F-16. Nigeria made enquiries about the JF-17, so why didn't we just go through with it and purchase some decent aircraft? |
$8.7 billion missing! Thats what I call an eye popper! |
Hey good people! I am building a site that would serve as an e-commerce marketplace for Africans, but am at loss as to who the best and most flexible providers and gateways are, how they compare and their pros and cons. The providers I am interested in must provide either person to person or business to business payment options (preferably both). Can anyone help? Much appreciated. |
Nayah:"La Belle Dame sans Merci". ![]() Brother in law? No way! As for Ezeuche, I have wiped him out ninja style. Dude is dead, buried and extinct. ![]() |
hilli666:The very thought sounds like a fairy tale. It will be so one-sided, even if dem use juju sef! ![]() |
Nayah:You can't, except you've got their IM or email. Nayah:No, I'm very faithful to my country. . . .Can I join with a Cameroonian beau? You bet! Oh yes! |
EzeUchenna:[size=14pt]Shut up, bloody traitor![/size] ![]() Did you forget your brain in the womb when you were born? |
Nayah:You want to kill people with your pictures sha! Am dead already! If that is how you want to win the war, that is very serious cheating! ![]() |
Fhemmmy:What do you mean? We don't need fake people that can dump their traditional names they were born with for meaningless ones. If his fathers name was truly Mr Wantings, I would understand. But how can anyone drop his fathers name for something meaningless? He obviously has no value for a Nigerian identity. What hope do we have that he wouldn't sell us cheaper than our past leaders have managed? |
The failure of the demon is near! www.nairaland.com/attachments/180447_ROTFLMAO_gif3d0c775232c7f27cf80592785b9635b6 |
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[/quote]Me too, I was away for a short time to learn crocodile feeding. 

