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gtrust:
Is that ALL

Then President GEJ till 2019!!!!!!!!!!!!!

aye e ma baje ni!!

CuppyCakie:
and to crown it all...you get banned when they think you are "derailing" the post. am working on my blog too..i will get there

Amen!

Risk factors for Internet addiction and computer addiction
You are at greater risk of Internet addiction if:

• You suffer from anxiety. You may use the Internet to distract yourself from your worries and fears. An anxiety disorder like obsessive-compulsive disorder may also contribute to excessive email checking and compulsive Internet use.
• You are depressed. The Internet can be an escape from feelings of depression, but too much time online can make things worse. Internet addiction further contributes to stress, isolation and loneliness.
• You have any other addictions. Many Internet addicts suffer from other addictions, such as drugs, alcohol, gambling, and sex.
• You lack social support. Internet addicts often use social networking sites, instant messaging, or online gaming as a safe way of establishing new relationships and more confidently relating to others.
• You’re an unhappy person. You might be wondering where you fit in and the Internet could feel more comfortable than real-life friends.
• You are less mobile or socially active than you once were. For example, you may be coping with a new disability that limits your ability to drive. Or you may be parenting very young children, which can make it hard to leave the house or connect with old friends.
• You are stressed. While some people use the Internet to relieve stress, it can have a counterproductive effect. The longer you spend online, the higher your stress levels will be.

Tips for dealing with Internet addiction:

• Ask yourself, “What am I missing out on when I spend so much time on the Internet?” Write down these activities and decrease your Internet time to pursue some of them.
• Set reasonable Internet use goals and stick to them. Take frequent breaks, at least 5 minutes each hour, and do some other activity.
• Alter your routine to break your usage patterns. If you spend evenings on the Internet, start limiting your use to mornings.
• Seek out friends and acquaintances who “couldn’t care less” about the Internet. Take time to appreciate the fact that all life is not yet online.
• Stay connected to the offline world. Visit newsstands, book and music stores, and participate in entertainment such as museums, music, and live theater. Novels and poetry readings are hard to experience online.
• Treat the Internet as a tool. Stay focused on the fact that the Internet is a means to an end. Plan your strategy—whether you’re looking for information or entertainment—with the end in mind and you’ll save valuable time.


source: http://www.helpguide.org/articles/addiction/internet-and-computer-addiction.htm

Disclaimer: Bookmark and read at your own convinience. I suffer from it and I thought this will be helpful to fellow sufferers


While time spent online can be hugely productive, compulsive Internet use can interfere with daily life, work, and relationships. When you feel more comfortable with your online friends than your real ones, or you can’t stop yourself from playing games, gambling, or compulsively checking your smartphone, tablet, or other mobile device—even when it has negative consequences in your life—then you may be using the Internet too much.

What is Internet addiction or computer addiction?

Internet Addiction, otherwise known as computer addiction, online addiction, or Internet addiction disorder (IAD), covers a variety of impulse-control problems, including:

• CyberLove Addiction – compulsive use of Internet pornography, adult chat rooms, or adult fantasy role-play sites impacting negatively on real-life intimate relationships.
• Cyber-Relationship Addiction – addiction to social networking, chat rooms, texting, and messaging to the point where virtual, online friends become more important than real-life relationships with family and friends.
• Net Compulsions – such as compulsive online gaming, gambling, stock trading, or compulsive use of online auction sites such as eBay, often resulting in financial and job-related problems.
• Information Overload – compulsive web surfing or database searching, leading to lower work productivity and less social interaction with family and friends.
• Computer Addiction – obsessive playing of off-line computer games, such as Solitaire or Minesweeper, or obsessive computer programming.

The most common of these Internet addictions are CyberLove, online gambling, and cyber-relationship addiction.
Physical symptoms of Internet addiction

Internet or computer addiction can also cause physical discomfort such as:
• Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (pain and numbness in hands and wrists)
• Dry eyes or strained vision
• Back aches and neck aches; severe headaches
• Sleep disturbances
• Pronounced weight gain or weight loss

killjoy:
u knw dis is an anonimous forum so u can tok shit, meet me on d street n repeat these words nigger, if blood doznt flow out of ur head, call me a mad man

Tell am! The thing can pain. You will spend hours typing out a nice forum contribution. a shiit-gobbling imp will pop out from nowhere to shiit on it without reading or making any attempt to understand it. Bastardios!

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Are you sure it is not boko haram that chased these traders out of town suddenly? Those fa-ggots are thirsty, hungry modaffuckks!

Anyi3:
Make I read first

oh thought I was the only one, one of the reasons she broke up with me was something that happened in a dream... I am so not joking.

THE REST: (for the hopelessly lazy readers, hopefully someone will ''read and summarize''..so fast and pray

1. Taking their dreams too literally.
Stop getting mad at me for what I did in your dreams.

2. Rehashing.
When the fight is done, let it go. It’s over, no need to bring it up or reopen. Forgive, forget, move on.

3. Believing that men have no discretion when it comes to sex.
Assuming every man must want to have sex with every woman all of the time. No I’m not gay, I just don’t find you attractive.

4. Treating guys like children.
When I finally decide to open up around you and show a more sensitive side DO NOT SAY “Aww…”

5. Putting guys in lose-lose situations.
Setting us up for questions that have no right answers.

6. Thinking that they’re queens.
Stop posting those “A real man would treat their girl like a Queen” bullshit postings on Facebook. It is not our job to serve you like a queen, and you’d better believe a guy would get an angry feminist mob bearing down on them if they posted something similar about men. It’s not funny and makes you look like a bitch to all men, no matter how many of your girlfriends agree.

7. Passive Aggression.
Stop being all passive aggressive. Just tell me what you want and stop hemming and hawing and saying, “nothing” when you really do want something.

8. Being the worst decision-makers.
Me: “What do you want to do for dinner?” Her: “I don’t know, whatever’s fine with me.” Me: “How about that Mexican place on 2nd street?” Her: “I’m not in the mood for Mexican.” Me: “What are you in the mood for?” Her: “Eh, whatever you want…” My bad, but when you guys say “whatever”, I assume you mean “whatever.”

9. Expecting guys to pick up on subtle hints.
Dropping hints. Seriously. We don’t pick them up. We won’t pick them up. We can’t pick them up. Stop expecting us to know what you want or feel and just say it.

10. Assuming that guys are mad when they’re just zoning out.
As a man, my mind often wanders. If I’m staring off into space, please stop asking me “What I’m thinking.” I usually don’t know. Admitting this, however, seems to trigger an argument, since I’m “avoiding” the question. There is only an infinitesimally small chance that my wandering thoughts are about you. There’s an even smaller chance that it’s anything negative.

11. Taking from their man’s plate of food.
Order your own fucking fries or salad at the restaurant. I told you to get whatever you wanted. I wanted a whole serving of fries, that’s why I ordered my self a whole serving of fries. I didn’t order something cause I only wanted half of it and was hoping to split the rest with you.

12. How they treat each other.
Honestly, I love the company of women. I just can’t stand how they can be so mean to each other when guys aren’t around.

13. Sexually harassing guys.
Just cause I’m a guy doesn’t mean you can sexually harass me. It doesn’t matter what gender you are. It’s creepy, Kathryn.

14. Burying themselves in their phones.
Stop taking an hour to reply to every text. Every time we hang out, you’re on your phone. What the Bleep are you doing on that thing?

15. Talking during a movie.
Stop asking me questions about a movie we’re watching together that we’ve both never seen. No, I don’t know if he’s going to die, I’ve seen exactly as much of this fucking movie as you have. Also, when you asked me what the person on the screen said, I don’t know because when they were talking you were asking me what the person on the screen before them said. Oh, and I’m sorry you didn’t follow what happened with that one person in the movie because you started playing with your phone for ten minutes to ignore the movie that you picked for us to watch.

16. Painting their eyebrows.
Stop making their eyebrows like the Nike symbol.

17. Expecting every gay guy to be her best friend.
Just because I am gay does not mean that you and I will be best friends. I don’t want to go shopping with you; I don’t want to check out guys with you. Most of all — your other gay friend is not perfect for me purely because he is gay.

18. Treating sex like a gift they give to men.
Stop treating sex as something you let us do to you. Either want it too or Bleep off.

19. Reckless feet behavior in the car.
Take your fucking feet off the fucking dashboard.

20. Trying to play-fight with another guy.
This may seem oddly specific, but please stop trying to prove that you’re stronger than I am. Play-fighting and wrestling can be fun, but when you decide that you want to prove how strong you are, one of us is going to get hurt. If you use all your strength and I don’t use a reciprocal amount of force, you are probably going to end up hurting me in some way. If I use enough force to keep you from hurting me, I’m probably going to hurt you. I get it; it’s fun. Just remember that most likely, I’m taller, weigh more and have a lot more muscle mass. No one is saying you aren’t a bad ass. It’s just that someone is going to get hurt. That’s no fun.

21. Getting mad because guys didn’t read between your lines.
Don’t get mad when I completely ignore your “I’m not mad” bullshit.

22. Not knowing how to take compliments.
When we say, “you look beautiful today” we aren’t saying you don’t look beautiful on any other day, we are just saying you look exceptionally beautiful today. Take it as a goddamn compliment.

23. Fake tanning.
Fake tans. Orange is not a good skin tone.

24. Waking their man up.
Just because you have woken up does not mean I want to be woken up. Women in my life seem to always have this notion that as soon as they’re awake, my ass had better be getting up too, but if I wake HER up…World War fucking 3.

25. Being a hypocrite.
Please, don’t tell me it’s weird to have girls as friends when 82% of your friends are guys! And then you go cheat on me with those 82% of friends, Bleep you Riley.

26. That weird pout with their mouths.
Duck. Face.

27. Not being able to complete a thought.
To the college women: stop saying “I CAN’T EVEN”. Finish your sentence or don’t talk at all. It makes you sound dumb as shit.

28. Hogging the bed and then denying it.
Stop taking up the entire bed and then call us the bed hog in public. You know who you are.

29. Believing that their periods are free passes to be an ass.
Can I answer even though I’m a woman? Please stop announcing when you’re on your period. It doesn’t give you a free pass to lash out at everyone for no reason.

30. Stop with the silly games.
Don’t start complaining about something, and then cut it off mid-sentence to lure me into it. “Ugh, I hate it when — ohh, never mind.”

31. Believing that guys can’t get hurt.
Generally speaking, a trait I run into among many women, especially those from privileged upbringing, is the pretentious stance that no one could suffer if they have a penis. That really needs to stop, right now.

32. Not knowing what they’re asking for.
If you insist on getting treated like one of the guys, then don’t get pissed when you do in fact get treated like one of the guys.

33. Not believing in themselves.

You can even. Stop telling me you can’t.

dechandel:
You should have just numbered the post accordingly

I eat from my boyfriend's plate of food.. His meat actually.. There is plenty love in sharing abi?

Its for authenticity. I culled it just like that from the original source. The content is the koko sha.

Meanwhile, we dont mind when you take from our plate, but just dont take what you have already said you dont like to eat

A pretty dope post was posted on Thought Catalog the other day that listed 33 Men’s response to One Thing They’d like Women to Stop Doing Immediately. I gather my favorite ten and listed them here. You can check out the whole article here but feel free to see my Top Ten and offer your thoughts in the comments section.

3. Believing that men have no discretion when it comes to sex.
Assuming every man must want to have sex with every woman all of the time. No I’m not gay, I just don’t find you attractive.

6. Thinking that they’re queens.
Stop posting those “A real man would treat their girl like a Queen” bullshit postings on Facebook. It is not our job to serve you like a queen, and you’d better believe a guy would get an angry feminist mob bearing down on them if they posted something similar about men.
It’s not funny and makes you look like a bitch to all men, no matter how many of your girlfriends agree.

9. Expecting guys to pick up on subtle hints.
Dropping hints. Seriously. We don’t pick them up. We won’t pick them up. We can’t pick them up. Stop expecting us to know what you want or feel and just say it.

10. Assuming that guys are mad when they’re just zoning out.
As a man, my mind often wanders. If I’m staring off into space, please stop asking me “What I’m thinking.”
I usually don’t know. Admitting this, however, seems to trigger an argument, since I’m “avoiding” the question.
There is only an infinitesimally small chance that my wandering thoughts are about you. There’s an even smaller chance that it’s anything negative.

11. Taking from their man’s plate of food.
Order your own fucking fries or salad at the restaurant. I told you to get whatever you wanted. I wanted a whole serving of fries, that’s why I ordered my self a whole serving of fries. I didn’t order something cause I only wanted half of it and was hoping to split the rest with you.

13. Sexually harassing guys.
Just cause I’m a guy doesn’t mean you can sexually harass me. It doesn’t matter what gender you are.

15. Talking during a movie.
Stop asking me questions about a movie we’re watching together that we’ve both never seen. No, I don’t know if he’s going to die, I’ve seen exactly as much of this fucking movie as you have.
Also, when you asked me what the person on the screen said, I don’t know because when they were talking you were asking me what the person on the screen before them said.
Oh, and I’m sorry you didn’t follow what happened with that one person in the movie because you started playing with your phone for ten minutes to ignore the movie that you picked for us to watch.

18. Treating sex like a gift they give to men.
Stop treating sex as something you let us do to you. Either want it too or Bleep off.

31. Believing that guys can’t get hurt.
Generally speaking, a trait I run into among many women, especially those from privileged upbringing, is the pretentious stance that no one could suffer if they have a penis.
That really needs to stop, right now.

32. Not knowing what they’re asking for.
If you insist on getting treated like one of the guys, then don’t get pissed when you do in fact get treated like one of the guys.


If you want to further make our lives simple, please follow the link to see more from where I culled it from http://thoughtcatalog.com/charlie-shaw/2014/06/33-men-reveal-the-one-thing-theyd-like-all-women-to-stop-doing-immediately/

egift:
Here are all the people who have their advert on the blog: UBA, Dangote Cement, FRSC

If you have prove that APC paid the website, post it.

Bloody Lying PDP thugs.

You are a bloody bastid! Congratulations for earning my first swear since i joined NL. Even if the report was sponsored by APC, does it make it fake that people are actually been massacred senselessly in that region?? Does it make it alright that Jonafuckindaft cannot erect a formidable frontline to beat this fhuckers back into the bush, and finally into nonexistence?? Do you for once think that any soldier looking a Jonathan picture will be inspired to fight for this man?? Even if APC sponsored and propagate BH in the media, whats stopping Jona to fhucking pulverize BH and show the oppositin who's the fhucking boss?! Who is in charge of the military for Bleep's sakes? APC Or Fuckin Jona?

Acidosis:
I made this statement few days back in response to a nairalander who said religion is not important in electoral matters


"Religion is important, that's the point. If people could change political parties like "undies", why can't they do same with religion?

An Ibo man will never become the governor of Oyo state; it is not bigotry; but a fact. Nigerians will never accept a muslim-muslim or a Christian-Christian or a Hausa-Hausa or a Yoruba-Yoruba president/vice-president.

You can't tell me that a muslim-muslim combination like Buhari-Fashola is the best a country of 160million people can deliver?

Where are the over 80million Christians? Is Fashola better than All?

Fashola is Fashola because he has access to a state like Lagos with so many multinationals, productive people and of course, large resources. The fact that other governors in states like Ekiti, Jigawa, Kwara, Ogun, Katsina aren't making headlines in Lagos based TV channels do not signify failure in other states. We need to get these facts right.

There is little Fashola can do in Aso rock." Nigeria nor be Lagos; Aso rock nor be Alausa.

So therefore we should stick with the blatant thieves in favor of a tested man and continue our steep decline?
Cool.

Fellow Nigerians, finally our Oga at the very top emerged from his shrine where the devotees have been falling over themselves pleading with the big masquerade to come out and dance again in the market place. Not that this second coming was a secret by any chance.





The body language made the unwritten words and unspoken intentions highly palpable. I had wondered what the perambulation, gerrymandering and merry-go-rounding were all about when both the hands and the voices were that of only one man, Esau.



The melodrama was so shambolic that I wondered why we love to plagiarise and regurgitate what others had tried with monumental repercussions. TAN last Saturday was nothing but a cheap rehash of the Abacha for President Fiasco. Why would anyone wish to take pride in travelling down that dark alley again?

I took time to watch the grand finale and I couldn’t help but wonder what jazz acolytes deploy on leaders that make them fall mugun for stunts by such men and women. Nollywood could not have scripted a better tragi-comedy. Speaker after speaker came out to describe President Goodluck Jonathan in superlatives and to dress him in borrowed robes in many instances. Not that the President did not merit some adulation but these Griots went overboard. I’m sure Mr President must have cringed at some point if he ever watched the live broadcast.


I watched the body language of our Vice President, a cerebral and decent gentleman by all accounts, who appeared stupefied by the level of crass hypocrisy being re-enacted in the over-raped city of Abuja. My conclusion was that many of these actors were abroad the day Shame visited Nigeria.

If you must lie, you can still do so with some class. The one that took the mother of all cakes for me was that of a gentleman who claimed to have travelled all the way from GHANA with a Goodwill message from four million Nigerians living in the old Gold Coast. This brother of ours took the use of hyperbole to a new level I never encountered as a student of Literature.


What I found amazing was the ease with which the Nigerian-Ghanaian dropped his bombshell and still managed to keep a straight poker-face. I didn’t know whether to laugh at the message or cry for the messenger. As at 2013, the population of Ghana stood at 25.9 million. So how can Nigerians occupy about one-sixth of their national population?


Anyway, they sold these things to our President either directly or by proxy and I won’t be too surprised if he and his supporters paid a premium for it. My guess is that PDP is nursing a secret fear of APC despite its public grandstanding. This is the only explanation and justification for jumping the INEC gun by campaigning for President Jonathan’s re-election through the backdoor.


In a country where the Electoral Commission was more independent and truly liberated, the President and his overzealous campaigners would have been queried and possibly sanctioned for this rascality.

But the President, if I may sincerely advise should not waste so much time and resources on trying to out-do the APC. I expect him to concentrate on how to get money for salaries, strengthen the economy; fix as much infrastructure as possible; reverse the debilitating insecurity and leave the rest to God. The more he opens the vaults to jokers to walk in and pick the little that is left of our national treasure, the more he would irritate the people and incur their wrath.


The President should be Presidential in appearance and composure. He should never act in any desperate manner. For now he is the champion and cannot afford to betray any sense of fear. What I see is a jittery party doing everything to appear serious.

Despite the obvious reinvigoration of the APC through the alliance, there are still many bridges to cross. The President should begin to worry the day General Muhammadu Buhari, Atiku Abubakar, Bola Tinubu, Rabiu Kwankwaso, Rochas Okorocha, Bukola Saraki, Babatunde Fashola, Adams Oshiomhole, Rotimi Amaechi, and others all stand together to unite behind a candidate without bitter acrimony.


For now, APC is still finding it hard to quickly reach a much needed consensus and get ready for elections in the next three to four months. The fate of APC is like that of ants fighting over sugar.

The Governor of Kano State, a man I admire, is saying he’s not going to step down even when it is obvious it would be impossible to scale the Mount Everest ahead of him in the next few months.



I wonder why he and his supporters can’t see the bigger picture for now by realising that what they are carrying is heavier than an elephant and they need joint hands to lift it up. I’m not sure about the disposition of the Turaki Adamawa towards sacrificing his personal ambition once more in the over-all interest of Nigeria. He has been a great champion of Democracy despite every attempt to smear him permanently by his former boss, General Olusegun Obasanjo.


I won’t be surprised if Atiku Abubakar steps forward to rally his colleagues behind their most formidable aspirant, General Buhari. He has made the right noises so far by repeatedly stating that he would abide by whatever the outcome of the primaries are and support wholeheartedly whoever is chosen as the Party’s Presidential candidate.

The Jagaban Borgu, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, remains the most DELICATE force in APC. Talk to any member of APC today, the fear of Tinubu is the beginning of wisdom. There is no doubt that the former Governor of Lagos wants to be the Vice President to General Buhari. In all honesty, Tinubu deserves any post he can get today. He is probably the biggest investor and largest shareholder in the APC consolidation but not all investments makes a man an Executive Chairman or Director.


Sometimes, it even takes many years and decades to get dividends. Whether Tinubu is directly in power or not, he has achieved what no Yorubaman has achieved in many generations, the capacity to unite the North and the South. What more can anyone ask for from God? Say what you will, Tinubu has attained the status of a political octopus. This is the time for him to take his rightful place as a Statesman. He is so big now that I’m not even sure it won’t be an insult him to be vying for the position of Vice President.

It is impossible for everyone to win in a game of this nature but everyone is a winner when the party wins. Insisting on picking a stooge in politics is even worse. APC has a preponderance of bright guys and tested fighters. This momentous occasion requires the best eleven. Oftentimes, Coaches are forced to ignore tantrums of players for the sake of winning the game. The Manager and his players must co-exist in peace and harmony; not that there won’t be occasional skirmishes. Power must be tamed. Power is useless when it is over-used. Power becomes useful when it is reserved and preserved.

I don’t know the game-plan of Imo State Governor, Rochas Okorocha, because I can’t see how any Southern candidate can beat the incumbent President. The South East of Nigeria is majorly populated by Republicans who would normally go with the flow of power. I doubt if they would risk a bird in hand for ten in the bush. I was in Abuja days ago and saw so many buses painted with the Okorocha for President Banner.


I was flabbergasted because those resources could have been contributed to a pool rather than being wastefully deployed to a doomed project. While it is desirable to pursue your legitimate ambition, anyone who has ever contested an election in Nigeria should understand and appreciate our uncommon peculiarities. November is just a few days away. When would the dust arising from the selection process settle down? This is my fear.

One of the distinguished opposition aspirants is the Publisher of the Leadership Newspapers, Mr Sam Nda-Isaiah. Like Okorocha, it is tough to determine his strategy in view of the current political configuration in Nigeria. It would seem the primordial sentiments that have held our country to ransom are still very much around and not ready to abate. This is my greatest worry for any Northern Christian who wishes to be President in a nation where Muslims and Christians are in mutual distrust and perpetual conflict. I’m hoping this influential publisher and politician would use his personal charm and clout to also make sure that sacrifices are made by the principal gladiators.

What are my latest mathematical calculations in view of the imminent nomination process? President Jonathan remains the man to beat but it won’t be as smooth as it was in 2011. I have the feeling that the President might be tempted to drop his Vice President for a stronger Northerner but that would be farcical. The current Vice President has been extremely loyal. He’s a respected and respectable professional. He has built a solid reputation as a successful Architect. Also, as Vice President, he has established extensive networks that would readily come in handy at the appropriate time. No green horn would be able to replace such a gentleman in the next few months. Therefore, I’m reasonably assured that PDP is stuck with the Jonathan/Sambo ticket. It makes the job easier for PDP.

The APC is not that lucky yet. It is looking like the actors are preparing to risk the often acrimonious primaries. It would have been better if this was done two years ahead of elections like it is in Ghana. Ghanaian elections are still over two years away yet Nana Akufo Addo has already picked the ticket of his party NPP for the third time. He joins the historic records of former Presidents John Kufuor and John Evans Atta Mills who tried their luck three times each before winning the Presidency.


I’m almost certain that Buhari will pick the nomination of the party come what may. My second prediction is that he would have to pick a serving Governor as his running-mate this time. Like Jonathan and Sambo, it would be difficult for Buhari and his Vice to be jointly out of power and suddenly emerge from retirement to take over power. Three, Buhari will not risk a Muslim Vice President no matter the pressure on him. If he does his enemies would have a field day that he’s indeed a pathological hater of Christianity. Governor Babatunde Fashola would have been favoured by most people. Buhari would have to pick either of Governors Adams Oshiomhole or Rotimi Amaechi of Edo and Rivers respectively. It would be insensitive to ignore the Region that lays the golden eggs if APC intends to successfully sack Jonathan.


The argument that a Yoruba man has to be on the ballot is contentious. General Obasanjo only left power seven years ago after serving for eight years. He had earlier served as a military Head of State from 1976-79. Yoruba people are the greatest defenders of human rights and justice. They led the battle against Obasanjo’s third term despite being one of their own. They will be happy to see and work assiduously for the opposition to take power from the ruling party.

Everything would fall in place, if Buhari and APC synergise properly. They would have to work out a shadow cabinet of sorts and sign some Memo of Understanding between the principal contenders. A sort of coalition government particularly because each of these upstanding gentlemen has strong points that can only augur well for Nigeria if properly harnessed.

The top six positions should be shared on the basis of the six geo-political zones of the North West and South South, South West and North Central, South East and North East. This can even be expanded to the top 24 jobs in order to rejig in such a way that no zone feels left out. There should be brilliant, diligent men and women imbued with integrity and passion in all parts of Nigeria so that selecting our main team from each of the geo-political zones is not merely to pay lip service to Federal Character or to create a sense of belonging in all Nigerians.

It is certain that 2015 will be an exciting year in our polity and country if the politicians can calm down and see Nigeria as a project much bigger than all of us.


Dele Momodu's Thisday article.

Skillfullulu:
you blind? can't u see properly a photo and how em pose? Better go back to school for understanding. gay, that's wha u are.

Get back to me when you learn to communicate in proper English...meanwhile, you can take some lessons from your little cousin

francleanflexy:
op are u high on toothpaste ?

lol!

Skillfullulu:
This is total rubbish.
Must u create a topic?

lol, who send you here?? Go and die!!! clicking is not by force
wait, you are gay! now I get it. My bad..we love and accept gay pple.
Here, a hug

CHOI!

He had it coming! Tactical cluelessness that rivals that of one Mr Jonathan

Sources: Beat FM Live Stream Sport Extra!

I am not rejoicing in another man's fall, but Stephen Keshi bears a striking resemblance to our dear Jona in terms of tactical cluelessness, so he had it coming!!


But replaced by Shaidu Amodu? Talk about fring pan to fire. Epitome of all that is wrong with Nigeria

Omo Aye!

I Never use to regard this guy much. Now I am blown by this sick doped up track!

http://9jachatbase.wapka.mobi/music/view/21944014?get-file=Reminisce%20-%20Let%20It%20Be%20Known%20(Freestyle)

Checked. Its confirmed. Poor gal, only yesterday she was mouthing off that nothing can bring her blog down...i guess its a case of speaking-with-the-back-against-the-wall

hmmm

I have watched too many Indian/Nigerian/American romance movies where the grounds for someone cheating on his/her partner is usually:
"You didnt fight hard enough to keep me when I tried to leave'' - meaning I didnt sense enough jealousy in you when that other guy/lady was trying to woo me[b]

So yeah, I guess guys/ladies actually EXPECT their partner to have some measure of jealousy in them, otherwise ''they may not truly, deeply love them''

Weird world

Yarn dust: meaning "speaking rubbish"

Stephen Keshi: I no fit remove Mikel for super eagle. E don Mafia finish

OP: mods, front page asap!

Seun Osewa: mchew, both of you just dey yarn dust! Mods, I go rusticate u if u dare!

Repping 'Lere!

Let the boy develop first, thats how you over-hyped Ramon Azeez and prematurely scuppered his super eagles career which he may never recover from!

Sweet! Now we will know who get the money by seeing who is shouting the loudest or crying the hardest!