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Same applicable to the founder of rotract club. Travelling has its own rich experience but I do not think it is well valued in nigeria |
Pattey: I was a Union executive in my University and I can categorically tell U dat evn Union executives arrange 'babes' for lecturers!And you are proud to categorically state explicitly that you are one of them.shame on your school |
Nice replies from most nl folks here. This alarming news further confirms the moral decadence and promiscuity of our lecturers in our present day higher institution. My 2 cent on th issue is she should avoid traitors and pretenders in her plot to unravel the lecturer.... The recording device scheme could also yield a good result and expose the dirty lecturer."EVIDENCE" is very expedient now because she has failed in her moral obligation by using an impersonator... Just set the lecturer up .. Some of you guys that want to help her should masquerade around the designated hotel for him to come and make sure everything is kept low and no supicious movement. When romance starts ,she may give the lecturer an excuse that she wants to urinate,before hand , you would have details of her room and she will flash you as to when you should rush into the room.... Her part is to make sure the door is open and the lecturer is still naked |
Keneking: My people in Umuleri - Ikenga Umudiani does not have light since Year 2012 in Anambra State.Hope okwute reads this. ![]() |
bufness: not surprised cheetahs re short distance runners not endurance runnersExactly!!! I think some users here have not been to safari or even know that cheetah which are the fastest animals on land to not have long stamina to last for upto 30mins... So practically,whatever distance the chetaah have created btw them and the keyan men would be covered up easily due to the endurance of the kenyan men and I bet it is a plain field |
Gboliwe: Is sagamite back to nairaland?Are you doubting the consistency of sagamite on nairaland. He is always puntual to reply but my problem with him is he has to lessen frivolous insults and hulaboo he likes to push at other opposing parties who disagree with his points |
[quote author=s!s! afrika]guess hes sub human[/quote]When he fails in a rational argument,he resorts to tantrums |
Let settle this amicably without further grugdes... IF you have the sheer intellectual sagacity as you claim you have. You would let some liberality to minorities esp in theis modern era of civilisation |
You have not seen anything ,just check the homosexuality threads he commented on and see the malicious tantrums he showers every second |
Sagamite: I can't 'listen' to more of your dumb posts anymore.I think you are the one acting that way with your myopic and derogatory remarks about issues of intellectual depth. If you do not like homosexuality,you can as well stop talking about it |
Sagamite: Oh, shattup!Lol, you have failed with all the tantrums as usual |
ROSSIKE: You can't even spell properly or form a coherent sentence without murdering the English language, yet you are so judgemental against others. Only on NL.U should be the one questioning yourself with the way you act. |
In light of the recent victories of the LGBT rights movement in the U.N. Petition supported by almost 70 countries, including the entire E.U. and the United States, and the decriminalization of homosexuality in India, it is time now to examine the next step towards granting this minority equal rights. With only 7 countries and 6 states from the U.S. permitting same-sex marriage and another 20 or so permitting civil unions, this issue is far from resolved. Proposition believes marriage, not just civil partnerships, not just decriminalization, is a human right which is being denied to the LGBT community. We acknowledge that it is hard to expect many countries that criminalize LGBT behavior, some even as a capital offense, to make the huge leap towards legalizing same sex marriage, but we believe this should be end goal in these countries. |
10 reasons why gay marriages should be legalized 1. Marriage is a union of love, not a union of genders. 2. Homosexuality is a human characteristic, not a crime. 3. 'Marriage is a human right, not a heterosexual priviledge.' 4. Homosexuals(nor anyone else) are not able to control their feelings or affect to who they fall in love with, so they shouldn't be punished for that. 5. Many people are against Christian values and God, but it isn't illegal to believe in God. As well, many people are against gay rights, so it shouldn't be illegal for gays to get married. 6. If God doesn't exist, gays have been treated unequally for no reason. 7. Love is an emotion, justice and right, not a concept that can be controlled/denied by law or by an old book(bible). 8. Would it really bother anyone, if two people could celebrate their love equally? 9. Gays don't try to control straights' rights, so straights shouldn't try to control gays' rights. 10. Christianity is a choice, and religion is something you were taught. Homosexuality is something you were born with. 'Being gay isn't a lifestyle. It's life with style.' ![]() [b]10 reasons why gay marriages should be legalized |
@ sagamite, accepting a rational view as to homosexuality does not undermine its evaluation or makes it an abeyance as to the norms of the society. Seems u do not know the power and key essence of the minority campaigns.if homosexuality is accepted in more civilised countries of the world. What is contrary point as to an obnoxious outcry against homosexuals right..... It just mere disillusionment as to a critical issue which is widely raised world wide... I still ask why prostitution with negative effects that can pass std and aids has not been throughly condemned and is well praticed in nigeria but a more sane and less-troublesome lifestyle of the homo are frowned upon |
See,why would you finally leave us,why would you not survive. Why would you leave all these pain and tears in our eyes, You know its true,And all be missing yov till the day that we meet up Shout out on me,resting with your love I wish you could wake up,wake up now,now oh yeah |
The police is your friend |
I am single for now and need a woman.. Just drop your email |
**Laughs at the thread** ** walks past the thread** |
Rossikk: You must be absolutely MAD. Any of us who has lived abroad can tell you for free that there are MILLIONS of graduates in the UK, US, Germany etc, who work in all sorts of odd jobs from taxi driving to security, to waiter jobs, cashier jobs etc etc.You are a ignoble fool for misuderstanding my point.like I said previously,there may be certain less-determining factors, u said rubbish that millions of gradutes do odd jobs in the uk,usa e.t.c. Fyi,anyone can claim to be a gradute. Secondly,only an unserious and lazy person who did not help himself at school will finish and go for such jobs .I even tot education was about enlightenment. Thirdly, in the diaspora, some of the so-called graduates do not even have an aim, or plan of why they go to school and am sure that those that do the odd jobs are immigrants at most. The out put of gradutes in nigerian universities is total nonsense and produce quatity instead of quality for the labour market. Just look at how bad the educational system is in nigeria so I am less surpirised that one of them is driving keke in nigeria. Even drop-out claims to be a graduate as far as you have seen the four walls of a school.go back to the times of the good old history in nigeria of which people like chinua achebe narrated his school life at university of ibadan. Do you think that odd jobs can be tot of given to a graduate.the nigerian govt did not just help show the significance of education after school due to mismanangement. Lastly,mention one alumnus of yale or any ivy league school in the usa for example that is a nigerian that drives a keke napep. Mitchew |
Nigerians are not amateurs in pratices like this |
liyalla: I am a full fleshed Bayelsan and I will stand anywhere to say that this kind of attitude is not part of us |
mystical10: wht we re saying is that some naija graduates use to do such job overseas. Some are cleaners over there. So wht are we talkingLook ,don't quote me again... Are those so -called nigerians there in diaspora citizens of the country and does that justify the fallacy of hasty generalization |
jaykay68: Stupid thing, you are not seeing what GEJ is doing, who has done what GEJ has done for this country today? Name them! Pls appreciate whoever is doing well. Forget sentiments and politicsJust take your pills and calm down... I know you are a top govt official but truth needs to be told.. GEJ has not done anything substantial. To be honest with you, yar'adua who spent less than 2 years in office had better plans and implentmentation than GEJ,I know nigerdelta people would lest agree but I am frank here. If leaders keep giving excuses ,na who go come put nigeria into the good dreams |
KraticKratus: why so bad?What you are saying is arrant nonsense. Bring proofs to back this up except you are a college drop out can this degrading condition happen. In industrialised nations of the world where unemployment is very low,except you are not serious,you can never drive a taxi |
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