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Family › Re: Akwa-Ibom Outlaws Drinking Of Corpse Bath-water By Widows by Beey(f): 1:22am On Jun 04, 2013
[quote author=PAGAN 9JA]poof what a lame retort. If you want, go tell your children that after your demise, to throw your body in the bin. WE wont do that. Thnx.[/quote]This is just a discussion and you are already showing emotion.Even a bin would do because a dead body has no feelings,but cremation would be what I choosee.And arer you wishing me dead already?Sounds like it but am a firm believer that the Lord will satisfy me with a long life.
Family › Re: Akwa-Ibom Outlaws Drinking Of Corpse Bath-water By Widows by Beey(f): 12:47am On Jun 04, 2013
[quote author=PAGAN 9JA]who told you its done for bringing back the dead? Its a sign of repect and love for the deceased.[/quote]Abeg show respect when people are still alive coz once dead they can't see all the things done for them in the name of love and respect.
Family › Re: Akwa-Ibom Outlaws Drinking Of Corpse Bath-water By Widows by Beey(f): 12:41am On Jun 04, 2013
[quote author=PAGAN 9JA]ok shaving of head is fine, but drinking deadbody water. . undecided[/quote]Ah Ah, which one is fine again?Will hair-cutting bring the dead back?yeye practices in this 21st century.
Health › Re: Ways You Can Get An STD Without Being Intimate by Beey(f): 12:26am On Jun 04, 2013
greateros: pls dont take antibiotics after any form of sex action - in short, no take anti-biotics anyhow! It makes your body to stop being responsive to antibiotics.

Its very dangerous to abuse antibiotics!
i work in the medical field and I totally agree.Gosh! I never heard this b 4 but anyway,the body becomes accustomed 2 them and then when they are genuinely needed,the body creates resistance to them & they just won't work.Besides ,some diseases transmitted through kissing like herpes, mononucleosis,viral meningitis can't be treated with antibiotics coz viruses are in curable.They may be dormant in the body but activate when the body is under some kind of stress.Parasites that attack human body like mites,body and pubic lice can all be passed on through contact.As for fingers,once they've come into contact with infected body fluids, and someone touches their mucous membranes which are found in the eyes,lips,inside the nose and the groin, they contract the infection.Herpes of the eyes can be spread this way.Handwashing is very important or use of gloves while engaging in activities leading to intimacy.
Politics › Re: Insecurity- Obama Cancelled Visit To Nigeria by Beey(f): 6:30am On May 24, 2013
Billyonaire: I heard he cancelled the visit to Kenya too, due to his hate towards his father.
No, it had nothing 2 do with his father.He can't ,stand the fact that Kenyans went ahead & elected a president & a V.P who both had cases pending hearing @ the International criminal Court.He doesn't want 2 seem as if he is in support of 'criminals'.He didn't even congratulate the new Kenya president after the election results. ICC had no evidence 2 back their accusations & so the Kenyan people elected the two as their leaders. The opposition leader who is from the same area where Obama's father is from, was his preferred candidate but he lost miserably in the elections. Kenyans could care less as our country is no longer a puppet 4 the west 2 pull strings as they please.Is he God or beta still, is he supplying our oxygen?If he doen't like the choice of Kenyans, he can jump into the lake coz we Kenyans don't care.
Islam › Re: Girls Face Jail For Mixing Islamic Prayer With Dancing To Pop Song by Beey(f): 4:52am On May 16, 2013
maclatunji: What would God fight his creatures for? You lot have been well brainwashed. Rules, laws and punishment are meant for people to keep order.

How many gods do you think exist? Only one God exists, there is no 'Muslim' or 'Christian' God.

You either worship him or you don't. You guys are so clueless in your arguments. God fighting?

I don't blame you, many of you believe Jacob actually wrestled God and 'won', with such thinking, why won't you post such inept questions?

Why do you go to school and work? God provides now- why not resign from work tomorrow and wait for God's provision to come and met you on your bed?

Pitiable reasoning.
I don't know how many exist u tell me but as far as am concerned,I worship one.I beg to differ on the aspect of Muslim vs Christian God,I think there is an obvious difference no matter how much people try to liken the two.And our our belief systems are obviously different.If u have an issue with God fighting,the Bible calls Him A "MAN OF WAR".Anyway I wasn't dwelling so much on the 'fight' so to speak.All am trying to say is that our God is not defenseless.He knows how to settle the scores.He doesn't require those that worship him to defend His name through punishments or by killing others all in the name of religion.And whether you call it stinking thoughts or not,the Bible says so.The Bible is not shallow as u r trying to make it sound,the same states that those who do not work should not eat.In other words, faith if not accompanied by actions,then it is dead.Some rules and laws are meant to enslave people especially those of a certain gender and to keep them from progressing and keep them under emotional blackmail.Cause them to always walk in fear and live like slaves when they ought to be enjoying their freedom.
Islam › Re: Girls Face Jail For Mixing Islamic Prayer With Dancing To Pop Song by Beey(f): 9:56pm On May 15, 2013
I don't mean to belittle any religion but can't the God of Islam fight for himself?Must people always continue to suffer, all done in the name of god?My God Jesus Knows how to fight for himself and doesn't need people to apply any defense mechanisms in order to protect him from harm or insults or whatever manner of acts.
Sports › Re: Kenyans Respond To Nigeria's Treatment Of Harambee Stars Via Twitter by Beey(f):
brosss: Like I said , colossal! and poor depiction! Oh wait- make it a very poor depiction. Got ya: its actually too poor a depiction.

A lesson from the masters- don't get blinded by your emotions when having fun. Except off course if u weren't having fun -typical!
Honestly,I went throuh my previous posts and for some reasons couldn't scare up any "big english"
You see,my puerile friend, in the time it took you to fathom my "Big English"-(I think its safe to borrow your words), I have met with some seasoned kenyans on this and other threads. Quite franckly, I found our deliberations both interesting and educating.

I feel almost sorry for you(na! Just a bogus attempt at been empathetic. I am actually elated). You seem to have been left in the lurch. But then again, if it makes you feel any better, nairaland always ensnares neophytes like you.

You are an amature!

I refer you to my earlier post. since you fall among the angered bunch, linger around a bit, and work out your fraustration-its nairaland grin cool


Humbly
Correction, am not in the angered bunch like you are trying to conclude.Am just a patriotic Kenyan who is defending her country.Oh the masters too do become the mastered.Stop acting the saint you are not in this case and then try to demonize me, because you'll not make statements about my country and refer to my posts as infantile and expect me to shower you with praise for a job well done.Am having fun too,I don't leave the forum wearing a long face.If u check your posts too,they don't really sound emotionally detached, coz if they were, I think they'ld be free of the name-calling and all the nastiness.Speaking of big english,some people feel that by using some 'big' words, they command more respect from others.However am left wondering how well they connect with the average person.Anyway,everyone else seems done with this thread except you,who seems like there are some scores you are trying to settle with me & am honestly tired of writing back and forth.Feel like it's time to move on to something new.Am not on Nairaland to make enemies or to compete,just here to have fun.Bross, this Sisi wishes you a lovely time.
Sports › Re: Kenyans Respond To Nigeria's Treatment Of Harambee Stars Via Twitter by Beey(f):
brosss: Sorry chap, U might not get a reply from him anytime soon. Its quite understandable though.u see, It could be very colosal, u know,having to put up with such infantile posts as yours.

So, what's the big deal if Nigeria has forests. Never knew kenyan forsest have stigmas attached to them ( well don't blame me, its apparent from your abhorrent posts)
I had high thoughts of kenya,but if the likes of you are what make up kenya's core,I fear those thoughts will be dashed. Tanzania maybe.

Hopefuly you are just a poor depiction of the kenyan people I know.


Humbly
Sports › Re: Kenyans Respond To Nigeria's Treatment Of Harambee Stars Via Twitter by Beey(f): 12:55am On Mar 25, 2013
Zsupuk: wapi vuvuzelaaaaaa.....hapo mambo sawa...done with Nigeria my work is done....off to the Ethiopian club to party....Azonto Azonto...you should know people....
Kazi kwisha na hautendi chini.
Sports › Re: Kenyans Respond To Nigeria's Treatment Of Harambee Stars Via Twitter by Beey(f):
Kaynee: Eyaah Miss Bee am so sorry you feel this way. Please dont be offended dear. From my post I never said I am black or 'white African'. I never meant to make you so sad though. I am not a grammar expert like you insinuate, rather you decided to correct a non existent error in my statement making it appear my statement was too much for you to comprehend. So you see, you started it and you are now sooo angryyy, cool down sweet its not an issue of life and death. Anyway I forgive you my sister. Nice weekend with love kenyan beey.
Sports › Re: Kenyans Respond To Nigeria's Treatment Of Harambee Stars Via Twitter by Beey(f): 7:49pm On Mar 24, 2013
uzoexcel: get a boyfriend!!!!1 angry angry angry angry angry
Am not a desperate searcher,am already taken.
Sports › Re: Kenyans Respond To Nigeria's Treatment Of Harambee Stars Via Twitter by Beey(f):
ItsModella: biko, umu Nairaland, kedu ife onye ara nka ne kwu? kama o ge je forum nke Kenya, o no eba na ekwu ife ne weru isi...mschew!! ewu Nairobi.
Sports › Re: Kenyans Respond To Nigeria's Treatment Of Harambee Stars Via Twitter by Beey(f): 10:56pm On Mar 22, 2013
uzoexcel: thunder fire u there...o di ka ara na wa gi.....olori buruku....obo langido
u'll burn first coz am fireproof.back 2 sender.Hahaha.Shetani ashindwe sana.Shenzi wewe.
Sports › Re: Kenyans Respond To Nigeria's Treatment Of Harambee Stars Via Twitter by Beey(f):
Kaynee: Please my Kenyan grammarian can you kindly point out an error in my writeup? I guess you could not comprehend what I just quoted. Okay it goes like this the bolded part is a quote from Punch paper sports section. And its NFF quote. Which lesson do I need to learn again? I guess the Nigerian yabbings is really affecting you. If you dont have what to write about silence is better don't expose your ignorance anymore because it just goes to confirm that you have ATTITUDINAL problem. Have a lovely weekend in the forest "beey" thats were you belong and you sting...or dont Kenyan beeys sting?
Sports › Re: Kenyans Respond To Nigeria's Treatment Of Harambee Stars Via Twitter by Beey(f): 3:39pm On Mar 22, 2013
naptu2: #someonetellKenya Hey! Y'all Stop Being Mean To The Kenyans! I Don't Support Animal Cruelty!
U obviously don't support animal cruelty because you are the head animal in the animal kingdom.
Sports › Re: Kenyans Respond To Nigeria's Treatment Of Harambee Stars Via Twitter by Beey(f):
[quote author=Human_being1st]u are stupiid, hmhmhm.. *clear throat* dats all[/quote]
Sports › Re: Kenyans Respond To Nigeria's Treatment Of Harambee Stars Via Twitter by Beey(f):
ItsModella: who the furck cares if Nairobi is a Massai word?

Oh wait, so the Massai language actually gets its roots from Nigerian languages? wow, I'm super impressed.
Sports › Re: Kenyans Respond To Nigeria's Treatment Of Harambee Stars Via Twitter by Beey(f): 2:05pm On Mar 22, 2013
adaobi123: LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL grin grin
U wish!NAIROBI is a Maasai word meaning " The place of cool waters" so please come of the wishful thinking.
Sports › Re: Kenyans Respond To Nigeria's Treatment Of Harambee Stars Via Twitter by Beey(f): 2:01pm On Mar 22, 2013
adewasco2k: sorry bro! Naija is to Africa
Take care of ua boko haram wahalla and may be we can bargain the position after that
Sports › Re: Kenyans Respond To Nigeria's Treatment Of Harambee Stars Via Twitter by Beey(f): 1:59pm On Mar 22, 2013
Kaynee: Most current news after Lagos--------------Punch
[/b]"On Thursday, we flew them to Calabar and they were received like royalty, with a performance by a cultural troupe thrown in. Yet, they still complained about almost everything, including questioning why the NFF took the match to Calabar.”[b]


This Kenyans have ATTITUDINAL problems. You can Imagine questioning why they game is to be played in Calabar. Imagine!!!!
Go back 2 ua grammar class.Some lessons will do u a lot of good.
Sports › Re: Kenyans Respond To Nigeria's Treatment Of Harambee Stars Via Twitter by Beey(f):
[quote author=Seun.A.Plonker]Are satisfied or you need me to get you clothes at yaba so you can be clothed and leave this forum. Joblessness at its peak.

Next time, you guys will know how to direct your displeasure to the right board and not on Nigerians. And next time y'all start showing tantrum and throwing jabs, you won't have to listen to Tonto Dikeh 'It's Ova' before you know it's truly over for Kenya.

Matter of fact, how old are you? Don't you see anything juvenile in this or you just like to wallow in childishness and also display the height of ignorance?

Scroll to the bottom of this thread and see the amount of users watching how you guys continue to depict joblessness and ignorance. Well, It maybe of privilege engaging Nigerians, if so, enjoy it while it last.
Oh no it's not ova yet,we are only getting started.Naija give us a freakin break.I bet this stuff u've taken time 2 write is what u call a job & that's y u have the audacity 2 bark about how jobless we are?And I can also c how mature and smart u r.Right?We'll continue 2 throw the tantrums and express our feelings.It's our human right.Mtcheeeeeeew!
190, carry go! Only you don do for them.
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Sports › Re: Kenyans Respond To Nigeria's Treatment Of Harambee Stars Via Twitter by Beey(f): 1:50pm On Mar 22, 2013
dbrownfidha: Look at you naija guys, This online fury of words started on twitter(Intenational waters) But you guys couldn't handle it so you decided to come back to you mama land and thumb up you chest thinking not so many will come and win on your own home page, guess what? we will follow you wherever you hide
Tunajivunia kuwa wakenya,wenye wivu wameze wembe.
Sports › Re: Kenyans Respond To Nigeria's Treatment Of Harambee Stars Via Twitter by Beey(f): 1:48pm On Mar 22, 2013
tintingz: Kenya knows Nigeria is their oga-at-the-top grin
I don't think so,Kenya too is the "jewel" of the east in their own right,just as Naiuja is 2 the west.
Sports › Re: Kenyans Respond To Nigeria's Treatment Of Harambee Stars Via Twitter by Beey(f): 1:46pm On Mar 22, 2013
modextus: hahah..see who they tok..say ''nobody can pick a fight with kenyan's on social media..'..if you know yhu'r from kenya on nairaland show yur face make we c la.! grin
Am proud to be Kenyan!
Foreign Affairs › Re: Uhuru Kenyatta Wins Kenya's Presidential Election by Beey(f): 4:37am On Mar 11, 2013
Zsupuk: At times i almost lost hope but through prayers and fasting God never lets us down. As our motto states Peace, Love and Unity may we stand n live by it in Jesus name, Amen. Thank you God for peace, time to celebrate, yipeeeeee).
Bwana Asifiwe!What the Lord has done is marvelous in our sight.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Uhuru Kenyatta Wins Kenya's Presidential Election by Beey(f): 4:33am On Mar 11, 2013
pendo89: These are the tribal sentiments that plunged the country into war in 2007.It was the majority vote that carried the day.No doubt about that.
I am not a kyuk or Kale infact I am from the coast which was Corded to the core but I voted for Uhuruto.
Now Kikuyu's (uhuru) pop is approx.6 m.The kalenjin's (uhuru's deputy ruto)pop is apprx.5 m.
11 million is aprx the total no. of all kales and kyuks in Kenya.This number includes everybody from 10 months to old age.The legal voting age is 18 years.
In your calculation, it seems as if it's only the kyuks who voted for uhuruto including babies,the sick and the old.
With 14 milion registered voters in Kenya and 11m who cast their their votes,how do u work that out? 11m-6m= 5 m.Where are the kales,masais,pokots,turkanas,kambas,coastarians,taitas,kisii's,luhyas,kenyan somalis'indians,etc etc who voted for ruto in this maths?

Here is what you should do.Take a peep into the voter register from IEBC and see how voters were ditributed.
One would expect a candidate to receive the most votes from his homebase or STRONGHOLDS and campaigns were centred around that, or what else did you expect?If that doesn't happen then there there is a problem somewhere, but it happened. Uhuru's strongholds had the most number of registered voters who TURNED UP TO VOTE.They also invested heavily in campaigns.Infact the campaign machineries used by both sides left me mouth open.
It'simple.For every 3 votes raila received from Jubilee's strongholds Uhuru received 2 from Raila's.That's how tight it was.

Here is a fact and please note this down.
Luos voted for Raila. Almost all Kambas followed Kalonzo his deputy in the coalition and brought in the kamba votes.
Many Kyuks voted for Uhuru.Ruto his deputy, brought in the Kalenjin votes.
Tell me now.Who has any moral authority to call another tribal? Can't you see the Tyranny of numbers at play here?
The kyuks/kales were called all manner of names by the other team because of their nos. and they vowed to hit back through ballot not words.
If you are in Kenya you must be aware of events that played but they all backfired.You know why? Because kenyans prayed not to a witch doctor but to God almighty.

There were other presidential candidates who were received votes from across the country.3 of them come from Uhuru's tribe.In short they split up his votes because a number of kyuks voted for them in their strongholds.Raila had an upper advantage because he had no challenger from his region.But he still lost.
This is a wake up call to all.1 REGISTER TO VOTE IF YOU WANT CHANGE.and SHOW UP TO VOTE because YOUR 1 VOTE counts.

What impressed me about the Uhuruto team was the fact that it brought together the 2 warring tribes who went for each other's neck's in 2007 courtesy of Railas team.
Kenyans voted them in because they wanted reconciliation,healing and progress.They also wanted the west to know that we are in charge of our own affairs.

Raila is all about Ego.That is why he is taking this to court even when his supporters are urging him to concede defeat because a 1 million gap is too big.
Even if you add up the votes of the other presidential candidates to Raila's he would still be second.
We are talking about a man who tried to overthrow the goverment here in the 1982 coup for heaven's sake.
Raila rejects everything.Why is he always the one crying victim everytime he loses?
If the Electoral body isn't credible as he says, let his senators and governors give up their seats and demand a fresh count cz Kenyans have vowed to teach them a better lesson.
And what is more shocking is the fact that, there was a parallel tallying system being conducted by Electoral Observers,who were drawn from all over the world.They gave the process a tick despite the challenges.But No, Raila believes he was the winner.Good heavens.
I am praying that he takes this loss as a leader cz his lawyers will make lots of money out of that suit while we continue progressing.

A nation's interest matters more than an Individual's.
Raila has issues accepting defeat.He should know that Kenyans are stronger and wiser now than they were in 2007.There is not going to be bloodshed again because of the very same thing that he did in 2007.If he's having a hard time coming to terms with the fact that Kenyans chose Uhuru and not him,let him go and make a fool out of himself in court.We now know his tactics.We've come too far as a nation to let selfish individuals divide us.We have pulled down all walls of division and we say the devil cannot have a chance in our land.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Uhuru Kenyatta Wins Kenya's Presidential Election by Beey(f): 4:26am On Mar 11, 2013
NobiGod: It seem the Kenyans here are Kikuyus smiley
Well are you one?Well am a Kenyan,but my tribe at this time is irrelevant.Am just proud to be Kenyan.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Uhuru Kenyatta Wins Kenya's Presidential Election by Beey(f): 5:30am On Mar 10, 2013
[quote author=Pace$etter]Chai....so the other won despite visit to that prophet....eh yah...wasted money for visa...how i wished our leaders could learn that the fake gods are dumb & deaf and that only those prophet gamble in situation like this...
The choice is in the people not in one shrine[/quote]Amen ohh! We refused to hand our country over 2 yeye powersThere are watchmen and women over Kenya who do not sleep,interceeding for the nation.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Uhuru Kenyatta Wins Kenya's Presidential Election by Beey(f): 5:00am On Mar 10, 2013
ochukwuma15: These people are not fair to Raila Odinga at all.

Upon say he came to Nigeria to receive questionable spiritual powers from white garment church, they still fail him.

Too sad, he should have gone to Obasanjo like Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, so that baba will teach him criminology in rigouology.

Wishing kenyans better years ahead. ......... from Enugu, Nigeria.
Thanks Chuks, The God of Kenya is too powerful 2 give our land over to some yeye powers.The guy caused havoc during the 2007 elections, by refusing 2 accept defeat.He accused the president of rigging.He has repeated the same thing this year & Kenyas told him 2 go 2 court if he so wishes.He's just selfish & I have a dream that he'll neva be Kenya's president.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Uhuru Kenyatta Wins Kenya's Presidential Election by Beey(f): 4:50am On Mar 10, 2013
Salmoneus: Where was my man Joseph Hellon? grin
Hahaha, some one still remembers that one?The kind of weed the guy smokes must be on a class of its own.Very dangerous! I hope his placenta party delivery date will be soon!

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