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Politics › Re: 2015 Presidency: Acn / Cpc Dialogue Over Gov Fashola by bittyend(m): 6:11pm On Mar 06, 2012
Igbos make noise every election year but they will never go beyond being the VP - with all the clowns running around, calling themselves Igbo leaders. 2015 is going to be either Fashola or a northerner.

Ndigbos, GEJ is your last chance to either get your Biafra, resource control or regional government - act now before it's too late.

I rest my case!
Politics › Re: 2015 Presidency: Acn / Cpc Dialogue Over Gov Fashola by bittyend(m): 6:05pm On Mar 06, 2012
A south south/ south east and middle belt alliance will produce David Mark and an Igbo runing mate (this is the best the south east can get from that alliance), wch implies PDP might remain, and that is not good for Nigeria. We need PDP out by 2015.
Politics › Re: 2015 Presidency: Acn / Cpc Dialogue Over Gov Fashola by bittyend(m): 6:04pm On Mar 06, 2012
SW can go and form alliance as much as they want 2015 none of their candidates will smell the power or oyel will stop flowing MEND is much alive so who will go with the wining side period SW is on their own at the moment cus even northerners wont give you their 100% am sure of that they know you lot got nada
We don't care as long as ACN is in charge - our destiny is in our hands. But ndigbo ain't smelling the presidency till year 2099 grin

Igbos need start afresh!
Politics › Re: 2015 Presidency: Acn / Cpc Dialogue Over Gov Fashola by bittyend(m): 5:50pm On Mar 06, 2012
I'm in support of anything which will get PDP out of power.
Politics › Re: 2015 Presidency: Acn / Cpc Dialogue Over Gov Fashola by bittyend(m): 5:48pm On Mar 06, 2012
am not surprised.i have always known that this slaves will always go back to their masters in the north for alliance.I just hope they wont shoot themselves in the foot this time cos i know there is a strong SE/SS/MB alliance which they have deliberately kept the SW on the fence to know their stance before they admit them into the alliance but if this report happens to be true the am sure 2015 will be a very interesting movie to watch.That is all can say.
Every region will do what's best for them. If you're still dreaming about an Igbo president in 2015 - you need to wake up now because Igbo candidacy won't win in Nigeria. Northerners and most Southerners will never vote for any Igbo candidate in the next 20years. cool
Romance › Re: I Beat My Girl Today by bittyend(m): 5:40pm On Mar 06, 2012
I read people writing about how patience is the mother of virtue, Yea agreed but not in all situations. You cant go for an olympic 100 meters run and stick to patience after the whistle blowcheesy.
Some fuckups needs instant reponse whether we like it or not. Ending a relationship because of a smashed phone doesnt sound ideal for me. What if the lady is your wife ? Would you still end the relationship? C'mon, some slight slap/beating works wonders. Some pastors even use that method to remove devils* from people (* seems to live most in young girls). You just have to be sensible. Patience is golden but unfortunately, our dumb ladies thinks patience is weakness. Infact some girls wants you to beat them to prove you are not a weakling. So you will be doing her a favour by beating her.8-)
I concur 100%!!

You just need to put fear in some women - it's only problematic, if it becomes excessive. If your girl don't fear you, then the relationship is destined to fail because girls will always take the piss. No ABH or GBH - but some bum smacking, or holding her wrist in a tight manner will definitely do wonders.
Politics › Re: Increasing Disrespect For Nigeria Amongst African Nations by bittyend(m): 5:29pm On Mar 06, 2012
lool then decide!
You're cheeky! Peep my profile and hit me on the addy on there wink
Romance › Re: I Beat My Girl Today by bittyend(m): 5:11pm On Mar 06, 2012
I don't condone beating women - but it goes both ways. Women are sometimes so quick to hit guys, they know won't hit them back. I've never touch a girl in my life because I grew up in a household where my mum used to get beat sometimes, and I vowed never to touch any woman - but women take advantage of that most times.

Trust me, some women need some bum smacking to put them in their place grin. Shyte, I won't mind smacking fat a fat bum from time to time.
Politics › Re: Increasing Disrespect For Nigeria Amongst African Nations by bittyend(m): 4:52pm On Mar 06, 2012
Don't be so sure hehehehe
But thanks for your compliment about "mum's stuff"
That's why I said holla, and let me decide.
Christianity Etc › Re: Rccg Asks Every Family In The Church To Donate #50,000 To Support University by bittyend(m): 4:51pm On Mar 06, 2012
Yawning!!!

Scamming the poor all in the name of salvation!!

Phuck being born again - I want to grow in God.
Politics › Re: Do We Need New States In Nigeria ? by bittyend(m): 4:35pm On Mar 06, 2012
We don't need more states - what we need is just 6regions and boundary adjustments based on ethnicity. The new Western region should include yoruba speaking areas of Kwara, Kogi, niger and the Itshekiri people.
Politics › Re: Increasing Disrespect For Nigeria Amongst African Nations by bittyend(m): 4:29pm On Mar 06, 2012
Lol in what am I an exception?? and yes I know London and I like this cute town, Paris is also good but I do prefer Londonian mentality
You look like the type I can take home of mum and make her smile grin

And there you go, you've definitely got a catch in me because Londonian mentality is me - but with some naija twist. I know you like that combo, huh? wink
Politics › Re: Increasing Disrespect For Nigeria Amongst African Nations by bittyend(m): 4:10pm On Mar 06, 2012
Lol I'm not like the girl you picked on the link heheheh and Paris is also overrated trust me!
I know you're not that type of girl and you definitely don't look like one, but there's no harm in meeting new people wink even if you've to go out of your comfort zone to do it. I'm also not the type of guy that chirpse any girl - but you're definitely an exception - I had to break all rules to do this, trust me grin

Paris is not overrated, if you want to know what overrated is - take a trip to London grin
Politics › Re: Increasing Disrespect For Nigeria Amongst African Nations by bittyend(m): 3:53pm On Mar 06, 2012
With all these super londonian ladies you have you want me to travel to see an ordinary French?? come on bro
Super Londonian ladies, huh? London is so overrated!!!

Hey, I love french ladies, and it's common knowledge that french people are the sexiest in the world - and I won't mind learning some french - whilst feeding on french fries grin French girls are sexxxy!!! Holla!
Politics › Re: Increasing Disrespect For Nigeria Amongst African Nations by bittyend(m): 3:47pm On Mar 06, 2012
^^^^ The thread is dead any ways - we need to focus unifying us two - to inspire African unity grin

Yo, France is just down the road from me - send me your email so we can have a proper discourse on how we'll go about the "unity", ya dig? wink
Politics › Re: Increasing Disrespect For Nigeria Amongst African Nations by bittyend(m): 3:38pm On Mar 06, 2012
lol Nayah actually is a Cameroonian name too means beauty in a local language , well as for Tanzanians yes they're really charming and sweet but sorry don't know for big "bum"
As for Cameroonians if you want to discover them just take a look here, you won't be disappointed
https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-884432.0.html
I didn't even know Cameroonian women were that nice - the pic below had me on smash
www.nairaland.com/attachments/652460_Elen_heweli_jpg411d894d79ef9ba3d361121fd02b8c8b

Damn! I really need to explore African countries - we've got a lot of dimes in the motherland,
Politics › Re: Increasing Disrespect For Nigeria Amongst African Nations by bittyend(m): 3:23pm On Mar 06, 2012
hehehe, such a smart guy lol well this is a first time people told me I'm Ghanaian or togolese (I really like them) no I'm from Cameroon, with Tanzanian ancestors as well
Cameroon?? I have never met anyone from Cameroon in the UK - that's probably why I don't know what you guys look like. Sorry for calling you Ghanaian or Togolese - your name "Nayah" just looks like a typical Ghanaian or Togolese name. As for Tanzania, I have met a couple of girls from there in the UK, and most are blessed with big bum grin So, I'm guessing you're probably a clone of the Tanzanian girls I've met wink

Are you in Cameroon??
Politics › Re: Did Our Past Leaders Believed In One Nigeria ?, Hear What They Said by bittyend(m): 3:14pm On Mar 06, 2012
You keyboard warriors can debate from now till kingdom come - Nigeria is here to stay. Nigeria is the only country I know, and I'll die a Nigerian. We just need a complete overhaul of the whole system and go back to regional governments - and less power at the center.

We're Nigerians and no one, I repeat no one is going to stop this union - not even the hallucinating paper tiger called Amerikkka. First, they said 2015, now it 2030 - and next it's going to be 20 and what the phuck??

I was born a Nigerian, and will die Nigerian - though, the country has never done anything for me - but the pride in being Nigerian, and seeing Nigerians achieving great things everywhere I go - keeps me going in life.

Phuck you keyboard warriors and all the prophets of doom - Nigeria is here to stay! cool
Politics › Re: Increasing Disrespect For Nigeria Amongst African Nations by bittyend(m): 3:06pm On Mar 06, 2012
Bittyend, of course that we need to unite, and I pointed that on my first answer, " those whose push Nigerians back have to be condemned" , but my brother when you want people to respect you, just avoid giving them opportunity to do the contrary, Nigerians are not the worst or the best of course not and Africans have to be united and tolerant but when your brother is sick you're the only one to tell him he has to be cared

Many thanks for my pic
Yeah, africans definitely need to unite - and you and I can start the unity grin How about you and I unite, and lead by example? wink

Are you Ghanaian or Togolese?
Politics › Re: What Does Nigeria Means To You? by bittyend(m): 2:54pm On Mar 06, 2012
What does Nigeria means to me?

Nigeria, my blessed country - a country so unique, that even the so-called "colonialists" who created it will never understand. A country blessed with so much diversity and resilient citizens. Though, I have only lived in Nigeria for a couple of years - it's still the best country in the world to me.

I bleed green white green - and I love Nigeria. If I die today and come back to this planet - I want to come back as a Nigerian of the same Yoruba extraction.
Politics › Re: U.s. To Nigeria: Develop North To Beat Boko Haram by bittyend(m): 2:42pm On Mar 06, 2012
USA looks at the vest empty lands in northern region of Nigeria and thinks through contracts to USA companies would turn deserts in Nigeria into Las Vergas. If there should be sudden disintegration of Nigeria, it will be last country I would want to set feet in Igbo land. I had rather go with China or even Russia as close ally than USA. Probably, the southern Nigerian should start killing non-indigenes and burning Masques so that this moronic ninny should realize there is uncontrollable poverty in southern Nigeria too.
Nwanne, if Nigeria eventually breaks up - will you still visit your favourite nkwobi joint in ala-lagos - and your isi ewu joint in Ibadan?? grin grin grin grin
Politics › Re: U.s. To Nigeria: Develop North To Beat Boko Haram by bittyend(m): 2:40pm On Mar 06, 2012
US of A like to speak with both sides its mouth. They should come out and say they're the ones funding bokoharam; and stop supporting them indirectly.
Politics › Re: Increasing Disrespect For Nigeria Amongst African Nations by bittyend(m): 2:37pm On Mar 06, 2012
Anybaba, first of all good afternoon, secondly this a discussion not a boxing club thirldy have you read all I've written or do you prefer selection??
Am I saying Nigerians are the only criminals on Earth?? I said many Nigerians spread bad image of their country, even though nobody's perfect
so please come down, thanks
Damn! Bad image or no bad image - Nigeria is Africa - and disrespecting Nigeria equates to disrespecting mama Africa grin

I love your pic, tho grin
Politics › Re: Us Lauds Alison-madueke’s Leadership Of Oil Industry by bittyend(m): 2:20pm On Mar 06, 2012
Anything the US of A supports is destined for failure!
Politics › Re: People Aren't Smart Enough For Democracy To Flourish, Scientists Say by bittyend(m): 8:27am On Mar 06, 2012
Personally I think Nigeria cannot work and needs to be broken up.
Have you considered the implications of this?? How about people with parents from different tribes??
Politics › Re: People Aren't Smart Enough For Democracy To Flourish, Scientists Say by bittyend(m): 8:21am On Mar 06, 2012
The average Nigerian IQ is not 67. That's nonsense. Let's leave that pseudo-scientific crap out of this thread.
Nigerians and low self-esteem smh. I see why Asians think they're also better than Africans. We rate them too much! Even Americans are quick to talk about the IQ crap, when everyone knows that, they're the dumbest people out there. Most Americans don't even know where Alaska is on a map, and they still refer to Africa as a country.

Back to the topic! grin
Politics › Re: People Aren't Smart Enough For Democracy To Flourish, Scientists Say by bittyend(m): 8:12am On Mar 06, 2012
India is a shytehole just as Nigeria is a shytehole - no difference. They're even poorer than us!
Politics › Re: People Aren't Smart Enough For Democracy To Flourish, Scientists Say by bittyend(m): 8:07am On Mar 06, 2012
Average IQ of Nigerians is 67. So it seems Indians also trump us there.

So the ranter is fstranger? No wonder. End of story as far as he's concerned.
Why are Nigerians so Eurocentric?? How can you judge the people's IQ based on Eurocentric IQ test - why can't they use Afrocentric IQ test to test the IQ of the average Nigerian?? The IQ test is so overrated - though I scored 130 when I did it in college.

George Bush scored 125 in the IQ test - but he's as dumb as a rock. That's why I always say being book smart is overrated!
Politics › Re: People Aren't Smart Enough For Democracy To Flourish, Scientists Say by bittyend(m): 8:00am On Mar 06, 2012
Indians are overrated! I believe Nigerians are just as smart as them - if not smarter. I went to secondary school, college and university with a lot of them in London - and I don't see what the hype about them is all about.

Every race started writing before the Europeans, and that's common knowledge. I just hate when people who watch too much CNN run with everything they see on TV. If Nigeria had 1.3billion people, we'll dominate the same way Indians dominate everywhere.
Politics › Re: People Aren't Smart Enough For Democracy To Flourish, Scientists Say by bittyend(m): 7:51am On Mar 06, 2012
Corruption aside, I believe our biggest problem is that most Nigerians and our elites are not patriotic!

Most of us are "tribalized" - that's why I think we need to go back to the regional government - but still keep the country. I love the name Nigeria and the diversity. I grew up so many Igbo and Urhobo guys both in Lagos and London - and I bleed that green white green grin
Politics › Re: People Aren't Smart Enough For Democracy To Flourish, Scientists Say by bittyend(m): 7:42am On Mar 06, 2012
Being book smart is not overrated, but there are other qualities that are important.
That's just my personal opinion - I prefer people who're more practical, knowledgeable and shrewd to intelligence.
Politics › Re: People Aren't Smart Enough For Democracy To Flourish, Scientists Say by bittyend(m): 7:39am On Mar 06, 2012
But Buhari's cabinet was worse. As for Abacha, I don't deny that he may have appointed some competent people in his government in his quest for legitimacy, but that doesn't mean that his government was actually serious about development or long-term planning. What's the legacy of Abacha's nearly 5 years in office?
I'm not an Abacha apologist, but looking back at the regime - the guy was a saint compared to Babangida and even Obasanjo (military). During Abacha's regime, crude oil price was at it's lowest, there were sanctions on everything Nigerian, and the guy managed to keep inflation at the same level for 5years. I remember the exchange rate was the same throughout his tenure. I was in Lagos during Abacha's regime, and Marwa brought some sanity to Lagos back despite the riots and never ending strikes.

I'll always remember Ikorodu road and my alma mater, IGBOBI COLLEGE - Abacha regime was insane in terms of the protests!

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