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These yorooba peeps sef. What is it with this their awure tradition? Despoiling a 12 yr old? I guess they believe it will cure them aids disease or hammer money as 99% of them believes so much in rituals. Tufiakwa. |
Awure culture at work. It is in the blood anyway, so Ofemmanus, carry go. To hammer money no be small thing. |
Dave 2, you should stop crying more than the bereaved. Fact is, in Igboland, everyone can afford daily three square meals, so your reference to Igbo children as in need while Igbo leader Ojukwu is being flown abroad for medical aid is irrelevant. Igboland is not like your own part of nigeria. |
And some iddiut nigerians will tell you that disunity is only among Igbos. Just wait until Southerners hold on to the presidency for up to 16 years, between South South and South East and lets see if those northerners will not become political jobers/protitutes as most of you nigerians will like to tag Igbo poiticians. Can't you people decipher that Jonathan is only trying to use Sambo (a willing actor) to cause disunity among his people and claim some of their votes? Northerners are united my arsss. |
we insist that no individual, organization or society dreaming of success and greatness can achieve these dreams without respect for others and honouring agreements voluntarily entered into. This is especially so where these agreements have been transformed into a binding document, a constitution, which governs the conduct of those who subscribe to it. Is he reffering to the ABURI ACCORD? Ohhh ok, no wonder the yeye country nigeria has never achieved it's dream of success and greatness since disrespecting a binding ABURI ACCORD. The same north that truncated ABURI ACCORD and fought Biafrans for insisting that ABURI ACCORD be respected are now making reference to the dangers of disrespecting an accord? Ok, i understand. Silly and empty head beings. |
becomrich5:Below is exactly what you wrote, so stop twisting words when caught redhanded. ss does not exist, it is some people trying to check others that came up with the ss thing |
Becomerich, ol'boy answer my question above and stop hiding. Here again is the question in bold. Who are the OTHERS that S S was created and be used to checkmate. Was it created to be used to checkmate the yorubas? Please let us know. |
@ OP, imagine. Most here in this forum and in nigeria at large will support the quest of the Arewas to leave and form their own country. I have read some here saying that they will even support and help them pack their belongings into their new Arewa country. But once anything about Igbos and Biafra is mentioned in line of leaving the hell hole called nigeria, you will see all those same hypocrits uniting and will be up in arms with threats on how to crush any such move. As per your question, please ask them again. Why is nigeria and nigerians scared of losing the Igbo race. |
becomrich5:@the bolded. It is interesting reading where you accpeted that S S does not exist and also said that it was created and used in checkmating others. Now, can you be bold enough and tell the forum who are the OTHERS that S S was created and be used to checkmate. Was it created to be used to checkmate the yorubas? Please let us know. |
http://autos.yahoo.com/articles/autos_content_landing_pages/1520/10-cars-mechanics-hate/ These are the cars that cause us to mumble under our breath when they drive by. So smug. So reliable. Sure! Drive right past our shop! How's a mechanic supposed to make a monthly boat payment with so many of these things on the road? Yes, the cars we hate most, as mechanics, are the cars that provide us with the fewest repair dollars. I mean, you see a '99 Jeep Grand Cherokee roll into the shop and you can practically smell the transmission rebuild. But the cars on this list? You'll be lucky to sell their owners a set of brake pads or a muffler. If you're looking for a car to buy, however, this list might provide you with some good clues. Oh, sure , don't worry about us! P.S. This list reflects our own experience, of course. So when we cite the ready availability of parts, we're talking about the typical repair experience in metropolitan areas in the Northeast. We're not sure the same is true in North Grainbucket, Iowa. P.P.S. Astute observers will notice 13 cars in this list, not 10. Please don't write in to complain. Honda Civic One of the most reliable cars available today. The Civic rarely seems to break, and when it does, its problems are easy to diagnose. Original Equipment Manufacturer, aka OEM, parts are both affordable and easy to get. Honda Accord See "Civic." Toyota Camry The Camry used to be the clear-cut winner when it came to reliability. Other cars are catching up, but it's still one of the most reliable performers around. Affordable and easy-to-get OEM parts, too. Toyota Corolla About all that's ever needed on the Corolla are regular maintenance and an occasional brake job. We're not making any money on this car, that's for sure. OEM parts are affordable, too. Toyota Prius Unfortunately for us, only dealers are currently servicing the expensive hybrid components in the Prius. That will change in time. But, for now, we're not making any money off the Prius. The Prius is crammed full of technology, but Toyota has put plenty of effort into the layout, which is well thought out. Considering the number of components that are under the hood, the non-hybrid parts are pretty easy to access and service. From our point of view, the Prius is terrible news for mechanics — not even the brakes wear out, thanks to the regenerative braking system. All we get to install are wiper blades. How are you supposed to buy a pair of Jet Skis on that money? Ford Fusion and Ford Fusion Hybrid In our humble opinion, these are two of the few American cars that really approach the reliability of the Japanese brands. (Official Car Talk Disclaimer: Ray is a Ford stockholder — as well as a disgruntled former GM stockholder.) Toyota Sienna and Honda Odyssey Minivans have generally been pretty good to us. They're big cars with a lot of parts that eventually fall off. But if you're looking for the best of the minivans — the ones on which we make the least amount of money — those would be the Toyota Sienna and Honda Odyssey. Are they as reliable and as affordable as the other cars in this list? Probably not. But in the minivan class, they're the best choices going. Honda CR-V See "Civic" and "Accord." The only repair issue we see with the CR-V is a "chattering" final drive in the all-wheel-drive version. Other than that, the CR-V is just as reliable as any other Honda. The transmission, engine and everything else are all great. Parts are affordable, and big repairs are infrequent. Drat! Honda Element Unfortunately for mechanics, the Element has the same reliable drivetrain as the CR-V, so the same comments apply. The other reason we hate this car? Element owners always seem to have big dogs, which translates to a "big stink for mechanics." Subaru Impreza For an all-wheel-drive car, the Impreza is very reliable. Usually, we count on making a lot of money on all-wheel-drive vehicles, thanks to all the additional drivetrain components. Sadly, that's not the case with this car. Thanks a lot, Subaru. We find parts to be reasonably priced and widely available. Subaru Forester Parts are readily available and reasonably priced. When it comes to all-wheel-drive vehicles, like the Impreza, the Forester is a sturdy, reliable choice. Nissan Altima The Altima runs forever, and it's great to drive. The four-cylinder edition is a reliable car that's easy to fix. These cars just don't seem to break. Other than routine oil changes, we only see Altima owners when they've racked up 150,000 miles or more. |
ahidjo:Almahjiri. Ohh yes. All these rubbish are because your northern imbeciles are no longer in power. As long as you didn't write all these rubbish when your northern idiots where head bent on destroying nigeria through their incompetency, you are just exposing your hypocrite nature. |
Quote from: ahidjo: Tell me one country where inhabitants reason like AnimalsAlmahjiri. Ohh yes. All these rubbish are because your northern imbeciles are no longer in power. As long as you didn't write all these rubbish when your northern idiots where head bent on destroying nigeria through their incompetency, you are just exposing your hypocrite nature. |
barnabasj:@OP, i think you are the one being biased. In your bid to score your awusa/fulani/Yoruba cheap point, you refuse to mention which of any of the South East states that he traveled to and spent 100days there. May be, i do not know that Rivers, Delta and Akwa Ibom are all South East states in nigerian context? Tell me more about what i do not know please. |
Paddy Lo Wrote:And you actually think the ranking was done based on state's economic performance ability? If is was done on such, then Anambra will come second only to Lagos. Fact is that who ever rated this nonsense based the rating on how much money the states are getting from the Niger Delta oil money. Useless and nonsense rating. |
igbo boy:My brother, what else shall i teach these mullahs? These are people that will be quick to carry the "peace religion" banner immediately after killing and drinking human blood as their so called religion of peace demands. |
What' all the fuse about this? Why didn't the muslims resort to praying for this student and ask their allah to forgive her for she knows not what she was doing? That is exactly what the Christians would have done at that spot were it to be the other way round. |
BIAFRA UNDER 20 FEMALE NATIONAL TEAM, GO ALL THE WAY AND MAKE US PROUD. BIAFRA (GK) Alaba JONATHAN 1 Martina OHADUGHA 4 Esther SUNDAY 7 Ebere ORJI 8 Desire OPARANOZIE 9 Rebecca KALU 10 Glory IROKA 11 Soo ADEKWAGH 14 (C) Joy JEGEDE 15 Helen UKAONU 17 Osinachi OHALE 20 |
OgidiBoy:Dem Biafran sisters rules. Which ever way you want it. |
OgidiBoy:Do you mean those pretty Biafran sisters? |
Why is this called nigeria national team instead of BIAFRAN national team? NGA (GK) Alaba JONATHAN 1 Martina OHADUGHA 4 Esther SUNDAY 7 Ebere ORJI 8 Desire OPARANOZIE 9 Rebecca KALU 10 Glory IROKA 11 Soo ADEKWAGH 14 (C) Joy JEGEDE 15 Helen UKAONU 17 Osinachi OHALE 20 |
Why is the entire first team made up of Igbos? Can nigerians ever stand on themselves or ever do anything without Igbos? This should be BIAFRAN NATIONAL TEAM. NGA (GK) Alaba JONATHAN 1 Martina OHADUGHA 4 Esther SUNDAY 7 Ebere ORJI 8 Desire OPARANOZIE 9 Rebecca KALU 10 Glory IROKA 11 Soo ADEKWAGH 14 (C) Joy JEGEDE 15 Helen UKAONU 17 Osinachi OHALE 20 |
Outstrip:Exactly. And here is the link to his luxury watch collections. http://www.etooworld.com/ |
For those who do not know and will come here to open their mouths to do nothing else other than to bash, Samuel Eto'o runs a diamond wrist watch brand/fashion company. The watches he gave out as gifts to his team mates are actually a sort of publicity/advertisment in disguise, and he stands to gain more that he gave out through that worthy awareness creation. They are only his brands of luxury wrist watches which he is only advertising through that way. Check this out: http://www.luxgallery.com/luxury/the-time-of-eto%E2%80%99o/375/ |
Stella "Damasus" abi na "Damascus" Ojukwu is Igbo. The case of her father is no different from those Delta and Rivers Igbo people that changed their Igbo names and the names of their Igbo towns and villages during and after the war (mainly in Rivers State) because of persecution from the nigerian awusa/Yoruba dominated evil agents/government. This is what the woman has to say about her family name. You can also read the full interview in the link below. My family name was changed from Ojukwu to Damasus during the civil war because we were being mistaken to be related to a warlord. I was told that my family name used to be Ojukwu but during the civil war there was confusion because a lot of my family members were mistaken to be related to one war lord. They were burning a lot of houses in my village so my father and his brother decided to adopt my grandfather's first name. It was a Greek name which was Damasus, my grandfather's name was Damasus Ojukwu. So I was born into Damasus not Ojukwu and the only thing I know about the civil war are the stories my parents told me. http://www.modernghana.com/movie/4769/3/jaiye-rmd-and-i-stella-damasus-.html |
[quote author=ndu_chucks link=topic=423855.msg5817175#msg5817175 date=1270211621]Why can't you people express joy and happiness for Yardy's recovery, if the story is true? You people seem to have lost your ability to be compassionate. Not a single one of you is offering thanks for Yardy's apparent recovery, many of you are worse than the lowest animals. If Yardy were your father, I'm sure your reaction would be different. Geez, the man is a human being first.[/quote]Because southerners, especially Igbos are not "aturu" sheep like you northerners to agree to anything they are told. |
^^^Hahahahaha, na so the truth pain you reach? Son of the lazy and coward ones. Go try Cameroun nah. |
9jaganja:So so mouth. Mchewwwwwww. Abeg make we hear word. Do nigeria have capable military? can your nigeria defeat Cameroun in war? You are mentioning Israel but forgot that Israel is a capable war power country that can defend it self against any external agression. Cameroun made wooaaahhh woaaahhh, una open nyash carry niger delta land dash dem out of fear. Oya go take the bakassi back nah make we see. Hope you guys don't pass through Igbo territory while going to your lost war with Cameroun. Nonsense!!! |
18 platoon:Na your awusa people cause am make this maga go pay. You know see where the Engr. mentioned that tribalism pushed him out of work from your northern enclave? if not for your awusa peopl's tribalism, that so called Engr. wouldn't have found a story to use to clear this maga money from his pocket. Nna sorry, na yoke i dey yoke oo |
The best news of the day. I wonder what the US is waiting for. They should come in already. We Biafrans are waiting in anticipation to welcome the US military into our territory. |
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