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If you want to know wat a revolution looks like go to egypt or syria. Families are losing love ones. Movt r restricted, food in poor circulation. The west and russia are profiting by selling arms. The leaders of the revolution are outside the country with their family instigating things.
We have neva truly survived the first civil war. When u lose a loved one due to war or insurgent u will neva really appreciate the peace u have now. Then corruption or unemployment will not b ur concern. Survival n safety is all u think. Go and ask kano, maidugiri and yobe residents

Please I need advice. I can hear the engine noise of my camry from inside the car. I noticed this after I changed d engine coil twice in 1 week because I was sold a fake one. Is this strange?
I also need a good toyota mechanic with good updated experience.

Before people begin to insult the Federal Government. Please note that the F.G is also a defendant in the case. The Civil right lawyer is filing his claims against the state and federal government.

Chinese people are rude to blacks. I bet we will start to experience this very shortly. It is a shame we cannot make effort to manage our assets rather than always handing things over to foreigners. Well I guess we are good at managing corruption.

Well my first initial thought was that the poster was lying because a tokunbo Range rover goes for 5 - 6 million. Well many people post fictitious stories too.

Poster please note that nairaland has audit trail and someone can dig into your past thread or comments. Be careful and live an honest life.

IMO - The poster is still young and opens thread he sees in his dreams or imagines.

taryour: If you go on in life with this kind of mentality,young man I really pity you. Who told you getting married and settling down is throwing money away or you have to spend millions to marry You still leaving in a free house which guess belongs to your parents and not a rented apartment. <b>You don't have a property of your own and you talking of RRM/b>. You are opportuned to have such amount if its true,make use of your brain n spend it wisely. God help you

Kia you finish the guy. Guy honestly, go get an apartment first then get a smaller car, then flex around women and you probably might meet your wife. If you flex big boys with range and you live with your parents - guy you be borrow pose. Your reputation will go down the drain.

Raymondenyi: Clumsy lawyers aand their foolish laws!!! Since 2009 caase is still in trial, that's why right thinking members of d public have turned dia backs on court.

Adjoining till october; instead of sentencing the man to death immediately mek all of us happy, foooolish legal system the backbone of our problem

I think you are the clumsy one. You need to go understand the justice system before you open your rotten brain to type stuff like this

oddy4real: JESUS OF NAZARETH!

The effect of using short-hand

I really don't understand the argument. Have we not been using foreign based players? Were they successful? They players Keshi used were not predominantly home-based. Foreign based players were part of the squad, it was a good mix just that the players were not successful in qualifying. Based on this, we should go recruit an entire foreign based players just because we did poorly in Conferedation Cup (please).
We have to be honest with ourselves. Our quality of football is not yet up to international standard, and it really showed in the Conferedation Cup. I believe Keshi is doing right for our football, get the best talent locally, train and keep them, give them international exposure and with time they will improve.

I am getting tired of hearing Foreign Direct Investment (FDI). What is she doing to ensure that we develop internally. Banks give loans at outrageous interest rate. They don't even lend to start-ups.

Mr. European Union, in this country you don't distribute money to fight corruption. Your money will enter voice mail.

She is trying to create a funny pic

Congratulations to Wigwe. You have to surpass the Master Cowboy

Phay8: Quick recovery,but he should have used only one ear

He should never use earphones.

Kaywhy1: Jesus is far different from religion and also xtian is not a religious, jesus said in John 14:6, ''and jesus said, i'm the way, the truth and the life, no one can come to father exept through me'' Jesus is far different from religion and also xtian is not a religious, jesus said in John 14:6, ''and jesus said, i'm the way, the truth and the life, no one can come to father exept through me'' Jesus is far different from religion and also xtian is not a religious, jesus said in John 14:6, ''and jesus said, i'm the way, the truth and the life, no one can come to father exept through me''

My friend christianity is a religion. See below


re·li·gion/rɪˈlɪdʒən/ Show Spelled [ri-lij-uhn] Show IPA
noun
1. a set of beliefs concerning the cause, nature, and purpose of the universe, especially when considered as the creation of a superhuman agency or agencies, usually involving devotional and ritual observances, and often containing a moral code governing the conduct of human affairs.
2. a specific fundamental set of beliefs and practices generally agreed upon by a number of persons or sects: the Christian religion; the Buddhist religion.
3. the body of persons adhering to a particular set of beliefs and practices: a world council of religions.
4. the life or state of a monk, nun, etc.: to enter religion.
5. the practice of religious beliefs; ritual observance of faith.

[quote author=m.esther96]religion! d worstest mistake that ever happened to manhood![/quote]I tell you my sister. But modify manhood to mankind. Manhood refers to something else

Story reminds me of the OJINIS. Are they the ones

[quote author=agoha_vivi]It takes a great deal of humility and sincerity to tender an apology such as this. I'm really impressed with this couple. To me they did nothing wrong afterall their wedding was modest in all fairness. If they had dressed so poorly they would have been condemned as well. People should learn not to judge and be critical of others rather tolorate and accomodate others.[/quote]The apology was for damage control. For the bride to dress that way speaks a lot about her personality. Many deeper life members do not have TV at home because their pastor told them not to but I guess John and Love are watching MTV Base live on big screen plasma

Who is showing us gay pictures? What is a guy doing fixing eye lashes

[quote author=blaise26.abj]The problem is that China that we are now depending on to buy our oil is milking us dry. Taking our natural resources, illegal immigrants in the name of expatriates and very little indigenous technical workers and silly manuals written in chinese.

God help us rescue ourselves from ourselves[/quote]America intends to do the same. They realise that China made $200billion last year from Africa and they want a piece of the action. Africa must look inwards to develop itself. It must invest heavily on education and create the next revolutionary product.

Foreign investment is good, it employs people. However, capital flight will occur regularly.

Why do people seek cheap popularity just to be known

Now I am getting irritated about this. What is with the name APC that some group of people cannot sit down and resolve it. I just don't get it. Except this politicians intends to tell Nigerians that they are fools and would vote for the name of a party rather than the candidate.

I'm actually in uyo at the moment for a retreat. The roads are good and street lights are working. However the houses on close to the roads are not beautiful to look at. It means the pple needs to be empowered.

To some people there must be some forces of darkness to everything. At this point I pity the morgan of a man. You signed someone as an artiste to make some income. How come will you want to the person dead and if so why say for ritual. I'm feed up with this ritual stuff. I blame the movie living in bondage (pt 1 and 2) for all these nonsense

D'banj this show off is unnecessary, un-called for and immature. We know you are doing well but don't rub it on our faces. It is insulting. Without the fans, there would have been no d'banj. I believe the fame is getting into your head. I once thought your separation from Mo' Hits would challenge you to produce quality music. However, I am yet to listen to a top quality act from you. Now what I get to hear is how much you have. I am not interested to know how much is in your bank account but to make me happy with your music.

As a big fan of yours I am disappointed. D'banj retrace your footsteps

Real Madrid have appointed Carlo Ancelotti as the Spanish club's new manager, while Laurent Blanc has been appointed Ancelotti's successor at Paris St-Germain.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/23047006

[quote author=Mazi_Omenuko]Another reason why prostitution should be legalized. If the prostitutes spend some good money getting a license to practice and another good money going thru mandatory hIv and std tests, they won't be charging peanuts![/quote]In this country? Do you know how many that would evade paying this licence of yours

I think many of us are reading this emotionally. The Uk has every right to protect their economy, likewise the same right we have to build our own economy. The Uk is only responding to the demands of its people, our govt is really not doing the same.

I would love to dissect this issue but this nigeria match don spoil my mood

Peeps stop insinuating. Many of the so called celebs are not rich. Some of their activities are publicity stunts. However, a few are doing well for themselves.

I saw a tweet about don jazzy and ruggedman giving quietly. So its better we keep quiet about this. Some people enjoy living a private life.

[quote author=Okija_juju][b]It was only a matter of time...

From day 1, I never supported this amnesty move. It was never the solution but more like putting fresh paint on a damaged house. Many people from the creeks made something of themselves. Many Ijaw men work for big IOC's and other big companies. The creeks and Niger Delta villages are in dire need of attention, but these boys were never fighting for the people but for money.

Everyday, companies recruit subsea welders, fitters, e.t.c to work. These militants were trained in many of these skills that the industry needs, but the truth is that Working is hard. Genuine work is hard. The money does not even match the stress of the job. Some of these boys will never be able to work except by force.

I would have thought that during the amnesty period, the government would have used that period of calm to properly train the Nigerian security forces. Put in place measures to tackle any new uprising. Basically take advantage. BUT NOOOO!! They just relaxed. Paying criminals not to be criminals. Now they cant pay again, what do you think would happen?! The Nigerian Navy still cant properly police the waters of the Niger Delta. The Nigerian Police are still as incompetent as they ever were if not worse, the Army have their hands full with Boko Haram and Mali at the moment... So really, we are all heading back to square one.


You can take the militant out of the creeks, but you cant take the creek out of the militant.

Chaos part 2 is aboutto begin..[/b][/quote]SPOT ON - BULL'S EYES

A good reason why amnesty should not be encourage for Boko haram members. On a serious note, I thought these ex-militants were training on self reliance programmes. Why are they waiting for the government to give them a job. They should implement these trainings in their lives rather than going back to the creeks. These boys deserve the same boko haram treatment.

Seems to me that Kenya women are terrible.