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babasin:
point is:

is life of UK child more important than that of Nigeria child?

NOTE: i don't support violence or bad governance

i was waiting for some1 to mention this
the child's mother is nigerian and the father is british,
so wat is ur point now?

Good point Africaface
how could u not recognise your gf's voice?
If i was her, then yes, u are in big trouble.
You better start grovelling ASAP

I have been to USA, i have family who live there.
infact i am going there on holdiay in 2 weeks time.
Are u actually living here in the UK? If you are, where abouts are u stayin.

babasin:
when ordinary nigerians are kidnapped and killed, did you all shout?

im not sure on wat ur point is. Could you please elaberate.

I agree that the way America handled New Orleans is a disgrace. How can the richest country treat its people like they are 3rd class citezins. BUT i blame this situation on Bush rather than US way of life.

If you think the quality of life is better in the UK, then we will have to agree to disagree.
As much as i love where i am, i still believe that things would have been different if i was in the US.

yes nigerians in the UK are stingy
If this annoys u so much, don't call them no more. I'm sure they have forgotten all bout u anyways.

I mean easier in the sense that money can go far in the US compared to the UK
it is not unheard of for people to work 12 hours in the UK, and nurses work long hours everywhere.

I am not saying that life in the US is easy, life is hard everyhwere, but it is easier compared to the UK.

if you want to compare, come and live in a dingy 1 bed flat worth the same price as a 4 bed house in the US

It is very sad that people will stoop so low tht they will kidnap a 3 year old girl.
The fact they are doing it for ransom money is even more sader.

If the militants are trying to get theyre voices across about the state of Niger Delta, is one thing, but this is not the way to go about it.

My condolences goes to the family.

UK todler kidnapped in nigeria
just read this in the BBC News website

Here is the story:

'UK toddler' kidnapped in Nigeria
Nigerian militants
Militants say they have been left out of talks on the Delta's future
The three-year-old daughter of an expatriate worker said to be British has been kidnapped by gunmen in the Niger Delta, Nigerian police have said.

The toddler was seized from a car on her way to school in the oil city of Port Harcourt in the early morning.

The kidnapping follows that of five oil workers on Wednesday, the first since the main militant group in the area called off a month-long ceasefire.

The UK's Foreign Office has not confirmed the nationality of the girl.

It said it was aware of the reports and was urgently checking them.


The BBC's Alex Last in Lagos says that in almost all previous cases it is foreign oil workers who have been taken hostage but in recent months the children of wealthy Nigerians have also become targets.

Who took the girl is not clear, he adds, but there are a plethora of armed gangs which operate in the Niger Delta and kidnapping for ransom has become big business.

Kidnaps

The girl is the third child to be kidnapped by unknown gunmen in Nigeria in the last couple of weeks.


Nigeria's shadowy militants

The first girl to be taken hostage was the daughter of a Nigerian businessman. A local state legislator's daughter was also kidnapped last week.

Both were later released unharmed after ransom payments, the BBC's Abdullahi Kaura in Port Harcourt says.

More than 100 foreigners have been taken hostage in the region this year.

Correspondents say hostages are usually released after ransom payments that the Nigerian government and oil companies involved always deny.

Attacks 'to continue'

Wednesday's incident involved two New Zealanders, an Australian, a Venezuelan and a Lebanese kidnapped in Soku, Rivers state.

The main militant group, the Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta (Mend) said it had nothing to do with the attack.

On Tuesday, Mend announced that it would not extend its month-long ceasefire called to give the new government a chance to set up talks on the restive region.

It said it would also resume abductions and attacks on oil installations.

The group says it has been kept on the sidelines of government-led talks about the future of the Niger Delta.

Although the Delta accounts for over 90% of Nigeria's income, the region remains highly impoverished, a situation the militants say they want to change with their campaign.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/africa/6272676.stm

what are your views

go and see ur doctor ASAP to know for sure if u re pregnant.

its sooo much more easier in the US
the houses are big, and money can go far.

In the UK, life is hard, houses are small, and money earned goes bak to the government

babys

no, its boring



do u gossip?

if i was a guy i would choose the ugly and smart girl. Neways, i heard plastic surgery is doing wonders nowadays.

four brothers

nope


u?

wishes his haterz to eat dust

i can be very stubborn

i dont take risks

thank God that, i am alive to see another day

@desodgi:
i love pets,ama gona get a big cat for maself. . something like a tiger or something similar. . .ama gona get a monkey too,i like monkeys. . .they are so silly

do u want to die

what match?

dblock:
According to BBC, there are 88,105 LEGAL Nigerians in Britain

can you put the websitr source please

is a nasty gurl

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god

abeg wat is ur problem
i am not a dyke, dont mention the nonsense to me again

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heavan

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has acid got her pic up now