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The poster isn't coming straight with us,and besides how can you wait all of 7 years for a formal introduction?Something just aint right here.

^^^^This looks like a job for Aisha 2.I think she'd be in a better position to clarify all these.And she has more credibility in this regard.

CyberG:
Well, your comment about 8 coming before 9 is puts a big question mark on the kind of school you attended or your education in general. I bet someone with more brains than you will point that out to you. So, it will take you 2 whole days to read the write-up? Again, my first statement explains why as my 7 year old niece will read all that and give you a summary in a few minutes!

Such a big shame to people who only bought their way through school and learned nothing in the end! You're better off learning a trade only that one too, you will complain!! Lazy drone!!

Are you done blabbing or are you just getting warmed up.I noticed i made an error in judgement cuz i thought i saw 2009,tried to rectify but the post wont delete (just when you want it to).
However i don't owe you any apologies cuz you deserve none.The man who makes no mistakes does not usually make anything.Go do some research on the Shirley Sherrod saga & Obama's involvement, then get back to me:slowpoke.

What more can i say,i love to hear success stories.Gene rocks!!!!

That sure is an epistle,it will take me all of 2 days to finish reading that.However, having said that how did you (or is it they) go from:

CyberG:
observed that between June 1999 and December 2008, the Anambra State Police personnel unlawfully made a whopping sum of N3.3Billion from various police check-points or roadblocks in the State.

I always thought 8 came before 9

Don't be fooled,Judyzier=BB1

Beaf:
I hope we will hear about the trial and the N4bn Worth Of Cocaine will not become a "rumour". 9ja is full of magic. . .

My broda,if you're waitin to hear any more of this,you're sittin on a long thing.The goods will simply 'dissappear' after the right buttons have been hit,and the right price has been paid.Remember,every man has his price.

Faher:
If you've got the dough and car, you'll be getting them in droves without talking much. You'll surely get the prettiest ones.
This doesn't mean you have to spend on them. In most cases, your money becomes the attraction.
Many girls can f3ck you in a posh car or posh apartment in exchange for a ride and some tasty lunch. That way, you lose nothing.

Gbam!!!That's the whole summary of this debate.Most times you discover it's even difficult to make a move on the opposite s*x without the proper financial backing.Money is like the sixth sense,you can't make use of the other five without it.

Vquest:
I'm not one those guys backing you on this.
I spend money on a woman for her birthday or Valentine's day. That's it.
If I wanted a LovePeddler, I'd just go find one and pay her that one time and be done with it.

Bottomline:You spend money,need i say more.

canuck:
This article got me thinking - Is Nigeria a Transit Point for cocaine or has she become a Net User like United States?

We can neva be a net user lyk the States for the simple rzn that most Nigerians can't afford it.

jay bee:
^^^
Na wa oh. So your third question is if she's seeing someone 

i tire o,just like that 

If women didn't exist,all the money in the world would have no meaning

Women prefer men who have something tender about them-especially the legal tender kind

zebra543:
Im not arguing with you? Just because Im nigerian doesnt mean I should agree with this 'playground politics'

You dont have to agree with it.I'm a strong believer in letting the minority have their say,while the majority have their way.All i was expecting was some intelligent debate rather than acting like someone being guided 'by the spirit'.

zebra543:
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@londoner- thats not true, Many of the soo called 'nigerian movies' are actually shot in ghana, they just make it seem like nigeria ie by using the naira currency, because in the end nollywood is still more popular and people recognise nigerians more, Nigerian producers produce thier movies in ghana and nigerian actresses prefer to work in ghana because the legislations are too strict! There are many Nigerian actors living in ghana, the same problem which lead to the ban of many actors in nigeria some years back is what ghollywood is trying to avoid, this time with NIGERIAN ACTORS trying to hog the limelight. It makes no sense for them to freely shoot in ghana how will others be opportuned?
if most of you remove that superiority over ghanians complex you have you will see reason. Ghananians are not worried about Nigerians anybody who has been to ghana recently will know why, they are just trying to improve thier industry and make way for thier own people! A notion which i totally understand and fully support, Nigeria should take note of this in many of thier industries, the oil one for example- its time they stopped the influx of foreigners and supported thier own!

Man arguing with you is like having a debate with a LASTMA official,I'v given up trying.This is one of the dangers i foresaw with the coming of the internet.Pre-school kids come online to give analysis on issues way beyond their intelligence scope;issues meant for doctoral thesis.But then again what can one do but put up with it*sighs*.

^^I was thinkin the same thing.After all the brouhaha what happens,abi no be naija again

Becomrich0:
There is no provision in the nigeria constitution that stop Nigerian living abroad from voting. There is no provision. They should show us. we can vote and be elected. Nigeria court have said so.

Becomrich,which court again

Like i always say,you loose money chasin women but you never loose women chasin money.Success is all the swag you need & watch em swarm you like bees on nectar

Although what ferrari did is in very poor taste,i'd hate to see them thrown out of the competition,Ferrari remains the most successful & one of the longest serving company to grace Formula 1.Little wonder the FIA is often referred to as Ferrari International Assistance.

Mark my words,verily i say unto you.Y'all soon be needing visas to travel to Ghana,i no fit shout.

@Mr Zebra or whatever you call yourself,this is for you:

Reciprocity (international relations)

In international relations and treaties, the principle of reciprocity states that favours, benefits, or penalties that are granted by one state to the citizens or legal entities of another, should be returned in kind.

For example, reciprocity has been used in the reduction of tariffs, the grant of copyrights to foreign authors, the mutual recognition and enforcement of judgments, and the relaxation of travel restrictions and visa requirements.

The principle of reciprocity also governs agreements on extradition.

[url]http://en.wikipedia.org
/wiki/Reciprocity_%28international_relations%29[/url]


If for some reason this a little difficult for you to comprehend cuz i understand not everyone is good at grasping comprehension let me just summarise it for you thus; Always base your decisions on a rational analysis of the hard facts. & not this your pedestrian kind of argument coming from a one-track mind full of pariochial thoughts.kapish?

zebra543:
this is very silly, its not a competition, laws are meant to be made to support the people and not spite other nations! How did you guys feel when Nigeria was put on a terror list? simply because Nigeria had more problems to deal with than a haywire pant bomber at the time!
How many ghanian actors work in nigeria anyways? so who will really suffer from this? Nollywoods board gets a little too exited they need to pipe down! Gollywood had a very good reason for what they did, there were too many Nigerians immigrating and its not fair on the indigenes, nollywod is just being childish!

This has to be dumbest criticism i have read since i joined NL.So it's ok for gollywood to slam a fee on nigerians in order to protect their movie industry from 'Nigerian immigrants' but not so for Nigeria.Is that what you refer to as an intelligent debate?
Whatever happened to 'what's good for the goose is also good for the gander'.Do we now have different set of rules for the same game.Or is this another Christlike 'turn the other cheek' sermon.

Hmmm,mama gee deprecating The Amaka,interesting state of affairs.

Back to the topic.What's all this big brother crap.Oh it's ok for Ghana to slam a fee on Nigerian actors 'yea it's just ghana so no probs' but not so for Nigeria   We're Africa's big brother and should remain so-'let's just ignore them'.How far has that gotten us.

abhosts:
I view this as a Very[b] Childish Response[/b]. Even if Nigeria Stands still for a hundred years (God Forbid), Ghana will still not catch up with Nigeria. Nollywood should have just ignored their Paranoia.

How so?Even in diplomatic circles that's the way it works.'You kick one of ours out,we kick one of yours out'.Simple straightforward 1 for 1.The Gollywooders should have thought about the implications of their actions considering they are like the ant threatening to take on an elephant.
I don't understand why these guyz think we're always out to run them outta bizness,smh.

FBS:
The journey so far. . .

But that last race? What does Alonso really think of himself?

https://i27.tinypic.com/2u9qz2x.png

He thinks as a former world champion he should be given priority & prefrential treatment.It's sickening the kind of things that go on in F1.

04kaa:
lol @cold blooded fan
meplus u wicked o

@cold
how come i also havent heard of u .lol

Now O4kaa u know that's a joke.I'm pretty sure u remember frm way back

meplus:
U be celeb? Coldblooded fan like u.

You mean you haven't heard of me?what planet are you on?Jheeze!!!

I think i'll have the last word on this one.The use of the word leech may have been inappriopriate but seriously the dad shldn't strangle the son bcuz he gave birth to him.My dad never did that,cuz he understood a son needs to chart his own course.

The dad is pushing his own son to bankruptcy which is totally unacceptable.@op,be firm,yet polite and tell him you cannot dole out any money for now,period.

Without me in that list,they haven't even started.

Wat afi gwan pon di place huh?mi a so high afi toch di sky.rewind so a mi fil d bits

@ Op my dear i feel your pain but i must add here that your hubby isn't helping your situation at all,why is he so insensitive. (even me with all my chauvinism can't be this bad).My aunt i.e my mom's immediate younger sister was married for 14 years (yes 14 years!!!)without the fruit of the womb,yet they remained steadfast and were eventually blessed with a beautiful son.They've adopted a baby girl to compliment.

My dear you have to be patient,i'm not deeply religous but verily i say unto you,you will hear the cry of a baby very soon (i mean very,very soon) now dry your tears,say a short prayer & go to bed.It shall be well.

I swear!I used to have nightmares that looked like this