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harakiri:I totally concur,some women leave u no choice but to unleash the monster buried in you |
I guess they're all thinkin abt how they'll be ordered to strip off all that agbada & face the scanners amongst other sub-human treatment.We brought this upon our selves after years of condoning religious extremism, the itch has turned into a deep rottening sore & now we're cryin foul-who are we foolin.All these talk abt blamin the iniquities of one man on a whole nation is nonsensical bcuz any right thinkin government wld do everythin within its powers to protect its citizenry & how is it posssible for to listed several countries as state sponsors of terrorism and leave out Nigeria when it was actually a nigerian that precipitated the process |
africhika:I understand but isn't this taking it to far ![]()
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[quote author=tpia. link=topic=375959.msg5250014#msg5250014 date=1262651664]is that leopard skin ironed or simply made the woman sef looks like she don born at least 4 pikin foram. lastly, why is this a thread? [/quote]As a critically acclaimed NL professor,pray tell me what should qualify as a thread ![]() |
This guy no just send ![]()
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Meet the bride
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spikedcylinder:I think as a president there's a need to give that office some respect,we could argue that it's their culture but methinks he should have applied some restraint |
more pix
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I'm not really concerned about the number of times he chooses to marry so long as it is within the law but this pictures really got me pondering ![]()
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[quote author=Mr_Coon link=topic=375248.msg5248974#msg5248974 date=1262639728]The Nigerians is an obstinate bloomin begger this is why he is universally disliked. He insists on depicting himself equal among the nations of men, refusing to acknowledge the very existence of a pecking order, which others understand. At the top of the pecking order belongs the American and European nations, the Asian nations come next and languishing at the bottom, some of the nations of the south - Nigeria being among their number. The Nigerian refuses to obey the rules. Where others of his elk such as the Hottentot, Kenyan, Ghanaian, Tanzanian and so fourth understand that they most operate below the radar, smile when spoken to, open the door for the Whiteman and woman, the Nigerian thinks he can breeze trough the door. This is the height of arrogance which so infuriates. In his arrogance, the Nigerian believes he serves as an example how to act at the masters table but he does not realise that his actions infuriates his fellow blacks at a subliminal level. This is why, for the most part, other blacks are secretly in league with the white man and loves when you nigeriasn are dispised. The Nigerian infuriates his fellow blacks because "he shows them up" - to utilise a ghetto vernacular. Have you never questioned why even the most ardent militant black American and Caribbean prefers to visit Kenya or South Africa, Uganda or Ghana? The reason he does this is that he, the black America or Caribbean militant, because he lives in America or in Europe receives the honour and prestige thast this invests in him. In other words, these other African nations on your continent respond to the rob-off of white superiority on the militant Diasporian and subsequently honours him as a white. The Nigerian on the other hand reacts to the Diasporian blacks as equal or even looks down upon him. The Nigerian by his incessant striving for education, big job and big life compounds this. The world, you most understand operates according to finely tuned mechanics. The people of the black nations serve to make the rest of the world feel, better about themselves. This moral boost is not to be sniffed at, it is very useful and important. Unfortunately, you Nigerians come along and show you have a culture: food, music, dance all your own and which is rooted in africaness. This undermines all the stereotypes about the African as uncultured and primitive and which makes many in other part of the world feel superior and good about themselves. For this reason Nigeria most be stopped. There! I have told you. Now do your worst. I am a Coon because I have accepted my place in the lower order of life and I am happy now. What’s more, all Africa- except you darn Nigerians - have accepted their place. I have more in common with other blacks and Africans than you do, Mr Vacora. In fact, the name Africa should be changed from Africa to Africoo and Africans to Africoons.[/quote]Ahhh!mr coon i can just see u oozing of jealousy,but there's really not much u can do about it.We're who we are bcuz we're everything u're not,we kip our heads up when everybody around us is loosin theirs,we're resilient,we're intelligent,jovial,dexterous-as a matter of fact we are the epitome of everything you & ur ilks are not.So pray tell me any rzn why we shildn't feel the way we do?Men hate what they don't understand,fear what they can't conquer it's just a natural phenomenon-so u can hate all u want but can't stop the shining;fool |
safeact:What is it with this young man & virginity obsession Abeg maq we hia word |
Live & let live |
platinumnk:Who will bell the cat ![]() |
Virginity is not a priority but if she lied she was a virgin & starved me thru out the period of courtship till marriage only for me to discover she isn't what she is then that is totally unacceptable & unforgivable.I'm throwin her out in a heartbeat |
US scanners went unused at Nigeria airport AP Murtala Mohammed airport is seen from a bridge in Lagos, Nigeria Saturday Dec. AP – Murtala Mohammed airport is seen from a bridge in Lagos, Nigeria Saturday Dec. 26, 2009. A Northwest … By JON GAMBRELL, Associated Press Writer Jon Gambrell, Associated Press Writer – 35 mins ago LAGOS, Nigeria – The U.S. gave Nigeria four full-body scanners for its international airports in 2008 to detect explosives and drugs, but none were used on the man suspected trying to blow up a Detroit-bound flight, Nigerian officials say. Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, tracked by cameras through the security check, only went through a metal detector and had his bag X-rayed when he arrived at Nigeria's busiest airport to start his journey, the officials say. The Soter RS scanners delivers 3-D images that would have shown something hidden under clothing. But a spokesman for the anti-drug agency, which operates the Nigerian machines, told The Associated Press that the one at Lagos airport is used sporadically and only on potential narcotics smugglers. After clearing security at Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Abdulmutallab flew to Amsterdam, boarded Northwest Airlines Flight 253, and allegedly lit an explosive device hidden in his underpants as the plane approached Detroit on Christmas Day. Even word of the scanners' presence in Nigeria's four main airports apparently hasn't reached top officials, including one responsible for airline safety. Harold Demuren, the head of the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority, told reporters Wednesday that his government would buy 3-D full-body scanners for the airports, and insisted there were currently none there. But on Thursday, Ofoyeju Mitchell of Nigeria's National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, told the AP that one of the machines sits in a room near the security checkpoint in Lagos' often chaotic international airport. He said they aren't used on every passenger. Instead, drug agents select frequent flyers, travelers heading to and from drug shipment points, and people who seem deceptive or under stress. Nigeria is a major transit point for Afghan heroin and South American cocaine. "The frequency of checks is determined by the risk level of our assessment , (and) reasonable cause for suspicion," Mitchell said. Such limited use is not what the U.S. State Department intended when it gave Nigeria the scanners. According to an April 30 U.S. State Department report, the scanners were installed in March, May and June of 2008 "to detect explosives and drugs on passengers." The U.S. Embassy in Nigeria would not comment on the use of the scanners. Reuben Abati, a columnist at Nigeria's Guardian newspaper, highlighted a different risk factor — a culture of graft and favoritism that allows VIPs to bypass screening. "Big men and their wives and children are often piloted through security," Abati wrote. "They could go straight to the tarmac to board the aircraft, depending on the scope of their influence. With the power of cash, anything can be taken onto an aircraft in Nigeria." Abdulmutallab's father is a prominent banker. However, Demuren and the country's Information Minister have said Abdulmutallab did go through a metal detector and had his bag X-rayed, citing security camera footage which they refuse to release. Sam Adurogboye, a spokesman for the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority, did not deny that some passengers have been allowed to breeze past security checkpoints. "It is possible in the past that people may have gone above the law," he said. However, he insisted that new rules and their strict enforcement would prevent such practices from recurring. Passengers can fly directly from this West African city to Europe and the United States. The most recent available statistics say some 2.1 million international travelers passed through the airport in 2006. In new information released Thursday, Information Minister Dora Akunyili said Abdulmutallab flew into Lagos from Accra, Ghana on Christmas Eve and "spent less than 30 minutes" in the airport before catching the flight to Amsterdam. Nigerian officials had said earlier that his round-trip ticket was bought in Accra for $2,831 in cash on Dec. 16. Akunyili's statement did not say how he spent the rest of the week before flying to Lagos. Abdulmutallab raised no alarms as he boarded the flight to Amsterdam. He also underwent a second set of searches in Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport that turned up nothing. Schiphol has 15 scanners, but the U.S. has discouraged their routine use on privacy grounds. Dutch authorities say Abdulmutallab raised no suspicions that would require a scan. Demuren, the civil aviation chief, said scanners Nigeria will buy are "very new machines" used in few airports worldwide. "Nigeria is determined to acquire these," he said. He referred further questions to the Federal Airport Authority of Nigeria, the agency that oversees airport construction and maintenance. An agency spokesman could not be reached for comment Thursday. Since the attempted bombing, the police presence at the Lagos airport has noticeably increased, with officers cradling weathered assault rifles both inside and outside the terminal. Airline officials also are making a point of going through every bag presented to them at check-in. Na today?Abegi maq we hear word! |
MrCrackles:dont let ur emotions run over,the law is the same for everyone-be they Nigerians or british |
It's a standard procedure,there's nothin to it.Stop makin insinuations |
[quote author=chiboy_giz link=topic=354728.msg5223308#msg5223308 date=1262259017]To me, no woman is ugly. Every lady is beautify. "Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder" A beautiful lady is one who always wear a smiles when everyone are putting on long faces! Beauty that comes from the inside![/quote]Stop decieving urself,there are ugly women who remain ugly from the eyes of any beholder period |
[b]This is a welcome development. Lets give credit where due. Nigerian Muslim leaders have come out in force to dissociate Nigerian muslims from terror. This is commendable. [/b] [quote][/quote]Is this a joke or what?Almost a week after the incident |
With 2010 fast drawin nigh,i just hope & pray this will be the last stupid topic i'll ever see. |
wirinet:Yes that may be true,but ur argument is still flawed,what maqs u think the dad did not his best in trainin up his so?My folks have given me the best trainin there is,does that mean i can't chart my own course & turn into somethin else?Lyk i said,parents can only do so much the rest is up to u to put to use the discernin mind u hav bein given |
It's just ludicrous how pple go abt attackin the parents of the boy.The parents have hav done the right thing by expressin their concerns about their ward.But even if they had'nt they still could be absolved of any blame.As a parent u can only do so much,a child that will go astray will & there's rilly not much anybody can do abt it.I dare say folks who use gutter language here did not pick it frm their parents but if u did then, ![]() |
Hesperus:I think i also share this view.I had a similar experience frm 9ja aboard a virgin atlantic flight,maan it wasn't funny |
Hmmmm i smell sarcasm everywhere |
HQ:If it's to america,postpone am kiakia.Word just reachin me frm my sources deep in the secret service is that every nigerian enroute to the states should be arrested effective immediately and treated as a person with hostile intent until proven otherwise.A word is enuf for the wise ![]() |
Longgggggggggggggggg hissssssssssssss.these folks neva cease to amaze me |
Sagamite: this guy sef,some serious egotrippin there |
viewlekan:Well u may hav a point there,but u're well aware Nigeria & Nigerians are already in the black books of most countries & this wld b used as the perfect xcuse to finally bring d axe down on nigerians.so fellow nigerians brace up for tougher tyms at airports arnd the globe. |
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[/quote]As a critically acclaimed NL professor,pray tell me what should qualify as a thread 
