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Romance › Re: Crazy Nigerians:) by bittyend(m): 3:29am On Mar 19, 2012
I know ur just a lil boy, by the way u talk.....and this ain't no, FIND A YANK WITH A BIG BOOTY DAY,LOL.......Stay iin ur lane....little man
It's bootycall time out here, and there are no rules at this time day. Hop off your high horse and get with the program. You say Nigerians are arrogant but you sound like a typical ignorant and condescending yank. Get with the program and twerk that bootie, Ms pootie thang wink
Romance › Re: Crazy Nigerians:) by bittyend(m): 3:18am On Mar 19, 2012
@bittyend, quit being silly,lol, u could'nt handle this bootie if I was even willing to give...sit down lil boy...respect my swag
Boy? I'll ignore that! There is no "bootie" too big for me to handle. I don't talk too much - I do that when it's time to get the work done. Let me see what you're working with, Ms yank.
Romance › Re: Crazy Nigerians:) by bittyend(m): 3:07am On Mar 19, 2012
@Latrice699@gmail.com

I wanna see your bum twerk, and let that booty bounce like you've got hydraulics on it.
Romance › Re: Crazy Nigerians:) by bittyend(m): 3:05am On Mar 19, 2012
@bittyend...LOl...just like a nigerian a freak,lol....
Nigerian freak?? I'm just a freak for big bum, and a chic that can make breakfast for me naked - with her bum twerking as she walks, that's all wink
Politics › Re: Why Are Most Nigerians Arrogant And Judgemental? by bittyend(m):
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@OP

Ignore these clowns - I feel your pain, brother.
Romance › Re: Crazy Nigerians:) by bittyend(m): 2:42am On Mar 19, 2012
@bittyend...so u tellin me, u was born and raise in london and u ain't been with no white chick? Humm hard to believe....so where ur pic, let me see, what u lookin like...lol
I have see white chics and I see them all the time, but I don't live around them. I was just saying it's more difficult to get along with white chics down here than black chics - because I wasn't raised around them, and the temperament is different. I'm into black chics, and big bums wink

I can't post my pic on there, let me see what you're working with and I'll email you my pic grin
Romance › Re: Crazy Nigerians:) by bittyend(m): 2:32am On Mar 19, 2012
@bittyend...LOL...6/10, Naw babe, i'm THAT 10, I knew one of u crazy Nigerians would post somethin, i could laugh at, but wat'z up witcha though, I know u over there running thru them white girls, yea alaways do...
White chics? Hell nah! I know most of you yanks don't know black people are born and raised in black communities out here in London; and we hardly meet young white girls except when we go to the city. It's said but we exist sad I don't do white chics - I love my black girls, and their big bums wink
Romance › Re: Crazy Nigerians:) by bittyend(m): 2:24am On Mar 19, 2012
Hey yank, don't come here sounding "holier than tho" because Nigerians got their swag from you yanks. I'm feeling your pic, tho - but you need to show me what you're working with. Your face is like 6/10. I know you Afro-yanks and your southern fried chicken have big bums. Let me see what you've got, so I can hit you up on your e-mail, and get you over to London - for some Naija hospitality made in South London grin
Politics › Re: Igbo In Fading Shadows ( Na Today?) by bittyend(m): 1:38am On Mar 19, 2012
Where is the Southern Nigeria solidarity? I see the North talk with one voice all the time - despite the BH menace, and their religious imbroglio. But the same can't be said about the South. All I see is MEND and MASSOB solidarity, or Yoruba elders and Niger Delta elders solidarity - when is the South going to drop this stupidity - and speak with one voice?
Politics › Re: Anambra Vs Abia. Which Is More Organized? by bittyend(m): 1:34am On Mar 19, 2012
@chino11

Why are you so uncouth and aggressive?
Politics › Re: Nigeria: Are New Nations Forming Even Without SNC? by bittyend(m): 11:48pm On Mar 18, 2012
So, are you saying that you will form an Ijebu country, together with the Itsekiri?
Hmm, that is kind of interesting.
I can however deduce from your logic here that Itsekiri is the ONLY key to a united Yoruba nation; else, Ijebus would not join it, and would pursue a separate nation with their brothers the Remos. Am I wrong?
The Ijebus, Remos, and Itsekiris are the same people - just as the Ondos and Ekitis are the same people. So, any Yoruba nation must include them.
Politics › Re: Nigeria: Are New Nations Forming Even Without SNC? by bittyend(m): 7:18pm On Mar 18, 2012
Why are the Itsekiris not included in the Yoruba nation? Yoruba nation without Itsekiris, means we the Ijebus/Remos/Itsekiris will have to declare our separate country grin I prefer Nigeria, but if we've to go our separate ways - we the Ijebu and Remo people want our Itsekiri brothers with us.

Enough said! cool
Health › Nigerian Doctor Oluyemi Badero Named Top Cardiologist In US by bittyend(op): 12:41am On Mar 18, 2012
A top Nigerian cardiologist, based in New York, Dr. Oluyemi Badero, has been named among the top interventional cardiologists in the United States, according to a prominent US rating organization for the medical profession.

Castle Connolly, the organisation which publishes distinguished US doctors, has listed Badero among the top US doctors, based in the New York metro area, which includes New York, New Jersey and Connecticut states.

The publication, which is the 15th edition and dated 2012, was released recently, reporting that Badero, who earlier had been named among top US cardiologists, is one of the interventional cardiologists to reckon with in the US. Interventional Cardiology is deemed a rarefied specialty in medical practice, and fewer African-Americans and blacks are qualified in that field.

Commenting on his listing this year by the Castle Connolly, regarded as eminent among US medical professionals, Dr. Badero said the recognition would further spur him to do more and do better, adding that “I feel highly honoured.”

Badero was among a handful of US black doctors and Nigerians on the Castle Connolly. Some of the other Nigerian doctors, who had featured on the list, include Professor Ferdinand Ofodile, Dr Ola Akinboboye and Dr Chukwuma Okadigwe.

Badero’s training in Africa was noted in the publication. He graduated with an MBBS in 1984 from the then University of Ife. However, it added that Badero had two residency programmes in the US, both at the State University of New York between 1990 and 1994. It was also highlighted that Badero had two post-residency fellowships at SUNY and Yale, between 1994 and 1998.

The publication also noted his three levels of America medical board certifications in Internal Medicine, Cardiovascular Disease and Interventional Cardiology.

The publication stated that the process of selecting the top doctors “begins with the identification of a select pool of board-certified physicians from the total numbers of doctors practicing in a given area.” The process involves a survey of already distinguished and leading physicians and hospital CEO’s and medical directors, who are asked to nominate top doctors on an annual basis.

http://tribune.com.ng/sun/news/6743-nigerian-doctor-named-top-cardiologist-in-us
Proudly Nigerian! cool
Politics › Re: Anambra Vs Abia. Which Is More Organized? by bittyend(m): 12:28am On Mar 18, 2012
I see Igbotic people are tired of fighting Yoruba people - and it's now time to fight amongst each other, huh?? Very soon it will be NGWA Vs Aro Vs Nri Vs Anioma Va Nyamirin. I wonder what Biafra would've looked like if it was country lipsrsealed
Celebrities › Re: Don Jazzy Confirms Mo'hits Rumour by bittyend(m): 4:29pm On Mar 17, 2012
So, what will happen to all the kokolets, huh? Don Jazzy needs to pass them to me..

Who gives a phuck if the two clowns go their separate ways? Their music is rubbish any ways - no message, no inspiration, just tunes for bytches to rock to. Both of them are overhyped and overrated by nappy headed bytches.

Personally, I think D'banj will be alright because his fan base (bytches) will still rock his tunes - and like 2pac said: "make music for the bytches, once they like it, men will follow suit". You guys also forgot girls love D'banj because most girls think he's sexy - and he appeals to them sexually. As for Don Jazzy, he has Wande Coal - but he needs to throw the other Mo'hits crew in the bin - those guys are UNTALENTED.

Phuck the two of them any ways!
Politics › Re: Awolowo Asked Ojukwu To Be Open And Forthright . But Ojukwu Was Trying To Do Wuru Wuru Backroom Deals by bittyend(m): 12:35am On Mar 17, 2012
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That nyggah looks like he hasn't had a bath for 10years - and his mouth looks like it smells of shyte.
Politics › Re: Awolowo Asked Ojukwu To Be Open And Forthright . But Ojukwu Was Trying To Do Wuru Wuru Backroom Deals by bittyend(m): 12:32am On Mar 17, 2012
Nyamirins are cowards!! When the fire was blazing hot - you square headed monsters were nowhere to be found. But you're all over this thread like a rash when everyone accepted a ceasefire, huh?
Politics › Co-founder Of Invisible Children, Jason Russell, 'kony 2012' Creators, Detained by bittyend(op): 10:31pm On Mar 16, 2012
NBC San Diego is reporting that Jason Russell, the co-founder of Invisible Children, the advocacy group behind the "Kony 2012" viral video, was detained at 11:30 am on Thursday morning for allegedly masturbating in public.

According to TMZ, Russell was allegedly under the influence of alcohol. Police also told TMZ that he was vandalizing cars.

NBC San Diego released a statement from Ben Keesey, the organization's CEO, noting that the "past two weeks have taken a severe emotional toll on all of us," and that the toll had "manifested itself in an unfortunate incident yesterday."

Russell, a co-founder of Invisible Children, created the 30-minute film featuring himself, his son, Gavin, and a former child soldier from Uganda named Jacob. Last week, the film received millions of views and rocketed Joseph Kony, the leader of the Lord's Resistance Army, to fame. However, many were quick to respond with criticisms of the film and the organization's spending practices.

Jason Russell is described on the organization's website as a "grand storyteller and dreamer" who dreams of "redefining the concept of humanitarian work" and having "nine more children" with his wife.

A phone call to the San Diego Police Department department had not been returned at the time of publication, and the phone line at Invisible Children was not operating.

http://saharareporters.com/news-page/co-founder-invisible-children-jason-russell-kony-2012-creators-detained-san-dieg-huffpost
These perverts are on the loose in Africa - God save mama Africa and my beautiful black people.
Politics › Re: What Do Your State An LG Contribute To Nigeria And What Have You Done To Ensure They Contribute? by bittyend(m): 6:18pm On Mar 16, 2012
@ Joey82

Oil palm trees that produces palm kernels used for palm oil don't produce palm wine. Why are some Nigerians stupidly dumb?? Palmyra, and Coconut palms produces palm wine - and those trees are more in SW than any other region in Nigeria.
Politics › Re: Awolowo Asked Ojukwu To Be Open And Forthright . But Ojukwu Was Trying To Do Wuru Wuru Backroom Deals by bittyend(m): 6:13pm On Mar 16, 2012
ATTN: THE GREAT YORUBA PEOPLE

I'll like to tender my sincere apology to the great yoruba people - on behalf of all the insecure Igbotic tribe of Nigeria. The Igbotic tribe have been seriously abused, violated, butt phucked, molested, and destroyed emotionally and psychologically by the great yoruba generalissimo Ileke-Idi - and the ever daring Dayokanu. The Igbotic tribe have called for a ceasefire and have promised that - NEVER AGAIN will they abuse the yoruba tribe.

Please accept their apology. huh

Thanks.

Yours sincerely,

Peacemaker.
Politics › Re: Awolowo Asked Ojukwu To Be Open And Forthright . But Ojukwu Was Trying To Do Wuru Wuru Backroom Deals by bittyend(m): 4:59pm On Mar 16, 2012
Bwahahahahahahahaha!!

Chai!! Pesin go die of laff for NL civil war!! grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin

Yoruba no dey carry last sha cool
Politics › Re: What Do Your State An LG Contribute To Nigeria And What Have You Done To Ensure They Contribute? by bittyend(m): 4:32pm On Mar 16, 2012
@BEAF

WHAT DOES YOUR URHOBO TRIBE CONTRIBUTES TO NIGERIAhuh NOTHING!!

STOP CLAIMING THE OIL THAT BELONGS TO THE ILAJES, ITSEKIRIS AND IJAWS!!!!
Politics › Re: What Do Your State An LG Contribute To Nigeria And What Have You Done To Ensure They Contribute? by bittyend(m): 4:31pm On Mar 16, 2012
[size=20pt]@BEAF

WHAT DOES YOUR URHOBO TRIBE CONTRIBUTES TO NIGERIA? NOTHING!!

STOP CLAIMING THE OIL THAT BELONGS TO THE ILAJES, ITSEKIRIS AND IJAWS!!!!
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Politics › Re: Nigeria Belongs To All Of Us, Not Just The Elites - Let's Fight The Power.. by bittyend(op): 6:01pm On Mar 15, 2012
I dash you my portion of Nigeria.
Enjoy your fight.
Who wanno die for Nigeria for Satan's sake?
Please, adopt another country, so your children can have the ONLY chance of being decent human beings.
No need to fight for a geographical 'junk yard' populated by procreating imbe-ciles.
"No need to fight for a geographical 'junk yard' populated by procreating imbe-ciles" - I hear that! Imbe-ciles slobbing over pastors in churches and Imams in mosques waiting for God and Allah to come down and save them - whilst the scamming pastors are getting richer and bigger - and Boko harams are gettin 177777virgins grin grin grin

Where's your portion, fam?? I won't mind taking it grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin

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