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Autos › Re: Tokunbo 2008 Toyota Sienna LE @ 2.5m by chronique(op): 7:09am On Nov 27, 2015
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Autos › Re: Tokunbo 2008 Toyota Sienna LE @ 2.5m by chronique(op): 7:07am On Nov 27, 2015
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Autos › Tokunbo 2008 Toyota Sienna LE @ 2.5m by chronique(op):
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Autos › Re: 2013 Hyundai Elantra GLS @ 2.950m sold! sold!! sold!!! by chronique(op): 6:47am On Nov 27, 2015
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Autos › 2013 Hyundai Elantra GLS @ 2.950m sold! sold!! sold!!! by chronique(op):
Get this cool ride today. It was bought brand new and briefly used for a project here. It's got just 6k miles on it. It comes with a 4 cylinder engine,has leather seats,alloy wheels,chilling ac and much more. The drive is super smooth;so lovely on the road.

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Autos › I Urgently Need A Toks 2011 Mercedes Benz Ml350 For Almost Immediate Pick Up... by chronique(op): 8:59am On Nov 25, 2015
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Politics › Re: Economic Woes Heighten As Buyers Shun Nigerian Crude by chronique(m): 9:33am On Nov 24, 2015
Really? I thought I read somewhere yesterday that the economy has expanded...
Politics › Re: Nigeria,Biafra,Nnamdi Kanu And The Eediots On NL Fanning The Embers Of War by chronique(op): 1:08am On Nov 23, 2015
Who is an ipob miscreant? Did you read the write-up at all?
simplycarro:
You ipob miscreants can't do anything but close your shops and kill some random non Igbos poor people in your heebo enclaves in the East.
Politics › Re: Nigeria,Biafra,Nnamdi Kanu And The Eediots On NL Fanning The Embers Of War by chronique(op): 11:20pm On Nov 22, 2015
I'm just praying that Kanu is still alive...
MrAnalyst:
This country is seating on gunpowder and yet playing with firecrackers. I pity this country I tell you
Politics › Re: Nigeria,Biafra,Nnamdi Kanu And The Eediots On NL Fanning The Embers Of War by chronique(op): 8:07pm On Nov 22, 2015
I purposely left out the ND angle so as not to come across as giving out negative ideas. But in all sincerity,they'd get involved at one point or the other,if any war starts in the east. The fuel scarcity alone is enough hardship;I can never imagine what a full blown war would look like. I don't even want to think about the repercussions. War is not an option.
EUROBOMBER:
@OP, very nice thread. A lot of people cannot interprete the writing on the wall. We really need God's mercy more than ever before in this country.

As it is the army is not finding it easy containing boko haram. Imagine if we have a full blown crises in the east what would happen. Can the army fight successfully on two fronts? Imagine if the ND militants then take advantage of the chaos and begin to bomb oil facilities again. This would just be game over especially considering the state of the economy and the continuous fall in oil prices.

I bet you that if a crisis starts in the east boko haram will quickly overrun the entire NE.

Thos praying for Namdi Kanu to be murdered extra judicially don't know what they are asking for.

Any war in Nigeria today would leave the entire country in ruins; every region would be affected. Some people still think we are in 1967 forgeting that this is 2015 when wars don't seem to end, just look all around the world.
Politics › Re: Washington Times Slams Buhari Over Dasuki by chronique(m): 7:55pm On Nov 22, 2015
The international community needs to remind Buhari that 1985 and 2015 aren't the same.
Politics › Nigeria,Biafra,Nnamdi Kanu And The Eediots On NL Fanning The Embers Of War by chronique(op): 7:21pm On Nov 22, 2015
Apparently,I'm tired of all the gibberish I've been reading on NL concerning Nnamdi Kanu and Biafra,especially with the rumoured news of Kanu being killed in detention by the government. Majority of the comments here are so annoying. I never knew we had so many idiots,savages,animals and barbarians spread all around this country. How can any reasonable person be happy about the death of Nnamdi Kanu? Who was Mohammed Yusuf before he was killed by the govt? Obviously a nobody. Several years after his death,we're still feeling the negative repercussions of that careless mistake made by our security agencies. Our soldiers are being decimated in the north,things are getting ugly at the war front,over 10,000 policemen have lost their lives to the war,not to talk about the number of soldiers and civilians the war has claimed. Lives and properties worth billions have been destroyed,resources that would have been channeled into infrastructural developments,are being spent to fund the war against insurgency and from the look of things,no one knows when this will end. Crude oil sales has dipped,prices have crashed and our national earnings is quite low;not even enough to sustain development and pay wages. Yet,you idiots are hoping the govt kills NK so we can have another national crisis like BH. Our meagre earnings would now be spent to fund another internal war. Then our soldiers too will end up dying at the war front and the nation's army will gradually get depleted. Do you guys realize that the soldiers that are dying to keep you and I safe,are people's husbands,fathers,sons,brothers,sisters,cousins,friends,etc? Do you guys realize that these people have lives and dreams of their own? By the time soldiers are pulled out from their various units to go fight in the east,the boko boys would extend their jihad to other northern states and this will in turn stretch the army and overwhelm them. We're still having issues dealing with BH in just 3 states,what then would happen if they spread to bauchi,gombe,jigawa,sokoto,katsina,kano and the likes? How will the military cope? What now happens if there's a threat from one of our untrustworthy neighbors? We'd now be left at the mercy of who? You idiots just come online to shout war and support actions that can lead to a civil war,without even using your brains. You don't even know whether you'd be the first to die when it all starts. You guys just sit down behind computers and your mobile phones,to type your silly and extremely foolish thoughts on NL. You think the Syrians are happy to have bombs dropping over their roofs daily?

I don't really give 2 bleeps about Nigeria being one or divided cos in all honesty,I can't point to one thing Nigeria has done for me. My days of being overly patriotic,are over. There's a limit to the level of patriotism I can show towards the current Nigerian state. However,I also can't tell you if I'd be better off in a new country that would be created out of Nigeria. Reason is cause,the same set of politicians involved in the current Nigerian project,are still the same set of people that would want to pilot the affairs of a new state,and the same greed that they exhibit in the Nigeria of today,would most likely be replicated in the so called new state.
All I want,is to live and do my biz and raise my family in a peaceful atmosphere. I wanna be able to drive to visit my loved ones in peace. I don't want to start worrying about if any of my loved ones have been killed by the various warring factions,I don't want to run helter skelter and hide with my family in any bush,dodging bullets... If the Biafrans want their own country,let them have it peacefully and let the rest of us continue our journey. If my people from the Niger-Delta want their own country,let them have it peacefully. If the Oduas and the Arewas want their own nation,let them have it peacefully. If Nigeria will remain one or divided,let it be done peacefully. With the way the biafrans,the yorubas and the northerners spew so much bile against themselves on NL,I'm struggling to see the reason why you guys keep preaching one Nigeria though. I personally don't feel safe each time I see all these crap online.

In all of these,I'm not interested in witnessing any war and I know there are several Nigerians like me who feel same way. The situation of things in the country isn't uplifting and the last thing we want right now is a civil war,or any form of restiveness that will drain the resources of the nation. Those spoiling for war are apparently jobless and have nothing to lose. Same goes to those who are encouraging the govt to commit extra-judicial murder to test the resolve of the Biafrans. War is not an option for us.
Politics › Re: "Nnamdi Kanu May Have Died" MASSOB Faction Claims - Vanguard by chronique(m): 6:59pm On Nov 22, 2015
Majority of the comments here are so annoying. I never knew we had so many idiots,savages,animals and barbarians spread all around this country. How can any reasonable person be happy about the death of Nnamdi Kanu? Who was Mohammed Yusuf before he was killed by the govt? Obviously a nobody. Several years after his death,we're still feeling the negative repercussions of that careless mistake made by our security agencies. Our soldiers are being decimated in the north,things are getting ugly at the war front,over 10,000 policemen have lost their lives to the war,not to talk about the number of soldiers and civilians the war has claimed. Resources that would have been channeled into infrastructural developments,are being spent to fund the war against insurgency and from the look of things,no one knows when this will end. Crude oil sales has dipped,prices have crashed and our national earnings is quite low;not even enough to sustain development and pay wages. Yet,you idiots are hoping the govt kills NK so we can have another national crisis like BH. Our meagre earnings would now be spent to fund another internal war. Then our soldiers too will end up dying at the war front and the nation's army will gradually get depleted. Do you guys realize that the soldiers that are dying to keep you and I safe,are people's husbands,fathers,sons,brothers,sisters,cousins,friends,etc? Do you guys realize that these people have lives and dreams of their own? By the time soldiers are pulled out from their various units to go fight in the east,the boko boys would extend their jihad to other northern states and this will in turn stretch the army and overwhelm them. We're still having issues dealing with BH in just 3 states,what then would happen if they spread to bauchi,gombe,jigawa,sokoto,katsina,kano and the likes? How will the military cope? What now happens if there's a threat from one of our untrustworthy neighbors? We'd now be left at the mercy of who? You idiots just come online to shout war and support actions that can lead to a civil war,without even using your brains. You don't even know whether you'd be the first to die when it all starts. You guys just sit down behind computers and your mobile phones,to type your stupid and extremely foolish thoughts on NL. You think the Syrians are happy to have bombs dropping over their roofs daily?

I don't really give 2 bleeps about Nigeria being one or divided cos in all honesty,I can't point to one thing Nigeria has done for me. My days of being overly patriotic,are over. There's a limit to the level of patriotism I can show towards the current Nigerian state. However,I also can't tell you if I'd be better off in a new country that would be created out of Nigeria. Reason is cause,the same set of politicians involved in the current Nigerian project,are still the same set of people that would want to pilot the affairs of a new state,and the same greed that they exhibit in the Nigeria of today,would most likely be replicated in the so called new state.
All I want,is to live and do my biz and raise my family in a peaceful atmosphere. I wanna be able to drive to visit my loved ones in peace. I don't want to start worrying about if any of my loved ones have been killed by the various warring factions,I don't want to run helter skelter and hide with my family in any bush,dodging bullets... If the Biafrans want their own country,let them have it peacefully and let the rest of us continue our journey. If my people from the Niger-Delta want their own country,let them have it peacefully. If the Oduas and the Arewas want their own nation,let them have it peacefully. If Nigeria will remain one or divided,let it be done peacefully. With the way the biafrans,the yorubas and the northerners spew so much bile against themselves on NL,I'm struggling to see the reason why you guys keep preaching one Nigeria though. I personally don't feel safe each time I see all these crap online.

In all of these,I'm not interested in witnessing any war and I know there are several Nigerians like me who feel same way. The situation of things in the country isn't uplifting and the last thing we want right now is a civil war,or any form of restiveness that will drain the resources of the nation. Those spoiling for war are apparently jobless and have nothing to lose. Same goes to those who are encouraging the govt to commit extra-judicial murder to test the resolve of the Biafrans. War is not an option for us.
Politics › Re: Boko Haram: Nigeria Won’t Hire Mercenaries — Presidency by chronique(m): 3:28pm On Nov 22, 2015
This says a lot. Thanks for the update.
Cannonleo:
I sincerely laugh at the naiveity of many commentors on this thread and adeshina himself. Nigeria throughout the course of this war has never hired mercenaries with a definite engagement status or formation. what we got was private military contractors in the shape of Stittep led by col eben Barlow formally of the SANDF.
they were tasked with the training and determination the ordinace and orbat of the 72 MSF which was in the fore front of many major decoy and flanking attacks during the six weeks offensive and proved to be the midas touch we needed.however as useless as this current admin is in my own opinion they decided to terminate their contract just to seem politically capable and correct even before expiration. well what do we have now. the orbit inclusion of MSF is almost in ineffectiveness level 4 and a whole lot is not working well the change agents have secretly decided to rehire them and they are hear yarning trash for u.

to me there is a great dif between mercs and PMCs .PMCs is what we had.

for you info. a lot is going wrong in the AOR now.I have just decided to keep quiet. the old days of ineptitude amongst COs is back.losing ground like chickens and what happens
nothing because majority of the CO of formation especially in Jere LGA and most areas have been replaced with those in the political good books of you know who.

I am missing the mad man minimah. no CO dared retreating cos they never wanted a free ride to HQ abuja.

burutashi should realize that formality is over .it is time to put some people on their toes or it will simply reinforce my belief that the gambari dynasty syndrome is back in the military NA.
sadiqu isn't impressive at all as regards NAF.

these long epistles are far gone. its time we get back to the bizness of sending some dudes for judgement.

viva Nigeria if we do the right thinv
Politics › Re: “Nnamdi Kanu Has Been Murdered” – MASSOB Faction Claims : Yahoo by chronique(m): 12:29pm On Nov 22, 2015
Sorry,I'm old enough to know that in the Nigeria of today,anything can happen,and nothing can be left to chance. I don't agree with your view.
Icon4s:
If Nnamdi Kanu dies nothing will happen. U think Igbos are like those blood thirsty Boko Haram. No Igbo man wants to die bc of another man.
Politics › Re: “Nnamdi Kanu Has Been Murdered” – MASSOB Faction Claims : Yahoo by chronique(m): 12:19pm On Nov 22, 2015
I hope this isn't true;Nigeria cannot fund 2 wars against boko haram and biafra separatists at the same time. We do not have the financial capabilit and manpower to achieve that.
Politics › Re: Military Coverup: Confirm That Your Loved Ones Are Still Alive!!! by chronique(m): 11:32am On Nov 22, 2015
It's such a sad thing. Has anyone heard anything about siriusblack? Is He safe? Henry120,can you please update us on his safety and whereabouts?
onatisi:
there was a terrorist attack in France this year and one man was beheaded ,the president of France left the EU meeting he was attending immediately and returned home ,just because of one single soul. Our own president jets out amid confirmed rumors of killing of 150 soldiers in a single swoop.
Politics › Re: Boko Haram: Nigeria Won’t Hire Mercenaries — Presidency by chronique(m): 10:33am On Nov 22, 2015
It's not about what Nigeria's population is,but how many of the citizens are willing to go and fight for Nigeria. I almost quit my biz to join the army out of patrotism but ended up changing my mind when I started hearing of reports of troops being sabotaged by their very own colleagues,and being wasted easily. As an only son,I concluded that wasn't the best way to die. Now,there are several people like me who also got discouraged with such news,and gave up the will to be part of the army. Now,these are some of the people who would make good soldiers,not people joining the army cos of monetary gains. The question you should ask yourself is: how many Nigerians are still committed to join the army,in the light of all these recent revelations? You've seen youths on this forum boast about willing to fight and die for Biafra;how many of them have you seen boasting about being ready to die for Nigeria? This should give us serious cause for concern.
teeowl:
out of a nation of over 150 million, i dont think we need mercenaries... what we need is training and equipment... Nigerian military recruits regularly so i dont think we are lacking when it comes to soldiers and airforce pilots... it is the equipment and training we need.

And these mercenaries can end up supporting a coup de tat later on...
Politics › Re: Boko Haram: Nigeria Won’t Hire Mercenaries — Presidency by chronique(m):
Smh. Massaging a president's ego at the expense of human lives being wasted? Is it that the present govt doesn't understand the difference between fighting terrorism and going on peace keeping missions? What kind of problem have we found ourselves in,as a nation? May God help us all.



For those talking about Nigeria having a population of 170m people;it's not about what Nigeria's population is,but how many of the citizens are willing to go and fight for Nigeria. I almost quit my biz to join the army out of patroitism but ended up changing my mind when I started hearing of reports of troops being sabotaged by their very own colleagues,and being wasted easily cos some people in the army are sympathetic to the boko haram cause. As an only son,I concluded that wasn't the best way to die. Now,there are several people like me who also got discouraged with such news,and gave up the will to be part of the army. Now,these are some of the people who would make good soldiers,not people joining the army cos of monetary gains. The question you should ask yourself is: how many Nigerians are still committed to join the army,in the light of all these recent revelations? You've seen youths on this forum boast about willing to fight and die for Biafra;how many of them have you seen boasting about being ready to fight and die for Nigeria? This should give us serious cause for concern.
Politics › Re: Red Alert!!! Don't Be Fooled Nigerians!! by chronique(m): 4:04am On Nov 22, 2015
I'm very sorry to say but this is not a very intelligent question to ask in public. How can you be asking if she was there when they died,where exactly they died and at what time of the day the attack took place? So,if for example,you have access to sensitive information,you'd just come online and download everything for the world to hear? The silence on the issue from the military,and conflicting reports from them,should naturally tell you that something is wrong. We need to know on time if these terrorists now possess chemical weapons,and know what our chances of survival towards that,are. It's not until we wake up one day to hear that BH has wiped out an entire village with chemical weapons,before we'd start asking questions.
Emmeritus:
105 Nigerian soldiers died?what is your proof that those pictures are actually Nigerian soldiers?Were you there when they died?Where exactly did they die?At what time of the day did the attack take place?If none of these questions can be answered by op;she should just gerrraouta here mehn.
Health › Re: Neurological Screening Test by chronique(m): 3:25am On Nov 22, 2015
Where you have the "O",at the end of every line,there is a "C". Where you have the "9",there is a "6" on fourth row and fifth column. Where you have the "M",there's an "N" at the end of every line.
abbaapple:
Neur :oological screening Test.
Sit comfortably and feel calm.

You should be able to complete all 3 tests within 30 seconds or even less.

1. Find the letter C from below.

OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

2. If you have already found the letter C, now find the digit 6 from below.

9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
9999699999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999

3. Now find the letter N from below. It's a little more difficult.

MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMNMMMM
MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM
MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM
MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM
MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM

This is NOT a joke.

If you are able to pass this 3 tests, you can cancel your annual visit to your neurologist.
Your brain is great and you're far from having Alzheimer Disease.
Congratulations!
If you need to relook, that may be an early sign of an ageing brain!

And its not a joke. . . There is C, 6, and N in there.
Kindly do to know how your brain works and if there is any need to do visual acquity
Politics › Re: Military Coverup: Confirm That Your Loved Ones Are Still Alive!!! by chronique(m): 2:57am On Nov 22, 2015
From the look of things so far,it's obvious these guys are dead and the military high command is trying to cover things up. What's even so annoying,is the fact that some group of persons on NL,have been fighting so hard to confuse us all and distort all reasonable logical reasoning that points to this. If the report credited to the Rivers state governor is true and anything to go by,then there is serious call for concern. Let's take note of the fact that as a governor of a state,Wike will certainly have more accurate and correct details of the situation,than those of us just reading the news on social media.
In the heat of this boko haram war,I almost quit my biz to join the army cos I was tired of shouting on social media. When I read stories of troops being sabotaged by their colleagues and being killed in the process,I got discouraged. The thought of being killed without firing a single shot,was totally unacceptable to me. Who knows,maybe I would have been dead by now. My gratitude goes out to everyone who has lost a relative in this boko haram war. They died to keep I and other Nigerians safe. May their deaths never be in vain.
Politics › Re: Kemi Adeosun Summarised Cv by chronique(m): 8:30pm On Nov 21, 2015
From her CV,it's evident that she's more of an accountant than an economist. She doesn't seem to have much experience working in positions that would require her to formulate and direct economic policies to drive and growth and expansion... Apart from NOI,the only other finance minister we've had since 1999,was Shamsudeen Usman(under Yar'adua). He was formerly a deputy governor at the CBN,and had lots of banking experience from NAL merchant bank,UBA and Union bank... As a trained accountant myself,I think someone who has had more experience in the banking and public financial sector,or a sound economist,would be more suitable as a finance minister. But hey,what do I know? I just might be wrong. She's got the job,and has a chance to prove herself.
Politics › Re: I Will Soon Launch My Foundation; Obasanjo Wanted Third Term – Jonathan Opens Up by chronique(m): 10:45am On Nov 21, 2015
True
Politics › Re: Birthday Tribute To Former President Goodluck Jonathan! by chronique(m): 10:38am On Nov 21, 2015
Nice write up. God bless president Jonathan.
Celebrities › Re: Photo: Guy Insults Shan George Over Comment On Instagram by chronique(m): 10:19am On Nov 21, 2015
Joke or no joke,Shan goofed there. You don't go about teasing a man who's balling with several bottles of Ace,and asking him if there's still drink in it. That's a lame attempt at bruising a person's ego.
Crime › Re: Man Kills Grandmother Over House Rent In Benin (Photos) by chronique(m): 10:13am On Nov 21, 2015
I tell you... I'm gradually getting scared of Nigerians day-by-day.
datrailblazer:
how can you murder someone because of 15,000....alot of creatures walking around may God protect us from them.
Politics › Re: Army Officials In Contradictory Claims To Cover Up of missing Soldiers story by chronique(m): 5:02pm On Nov 20, 2015
May God help us as a nation. It's sad to know this is happening in Nigeria.
Politics › Re: Wike (Rivers State) Confirmed: 105 Soldiers Killed Not Missing by chronique(m): 4:56pm On Nov 20, 2015
I pray this isn't true;I honestly do pray so. This is heart breaking.

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