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ogugua88: Granted that she didn't have to talk, what did she say in the interviews that was hurtful or immature? Is it a crime to say that she loves tall guys? Iyanya also said he must marry a God-fearing women, did he not?

He didn't air his frustrations. He attempted to tarnish Yvonne, and if you ask me, he failed. What makes a man a man is more than biology in my opinion. There are a plethora of ways he could have handled the situation, and he chose to take the childish route because he clearly couldn't deny what she said. A man would have either refuted what she said or remained mum on the situation. Instead he grabbed a microphone and made a fool of himself.

It's crazy that being upset that your boyfriend cheated on you is criminal. I guess she should screw around and remain silent on the issue like Tonto Dikeh. Smh.

She accused him of cheating on her with several girls, she accused him of only being interested in dating movies stars both in that interview and on twitter, accused him of taking advantage of women, she called him a liar and said several other shîts on twitter and Instagram, if all those weren't hurtful then you need to get your definition of hurtful right. Iyanya said he warned her before hand, that they will just be 'sexmates' and she agreed. Why are you not talking about that? Are you going to dismiss it as false while you hold on to every drivel Yvonne says like you were there when they all happened?

stillwater: If you can conclude she's not decent, then let me conclude Iyanya is not decent.
He didn't make any freaking thing clear, is that not what guys say to hype themselves? Tell me something else. I doubt any grown woman would be heartbroken over a 'friends with benefit' type of relationship. Women are not stupid!

I doubt any grown man will be wicked enough to dump a lady after professing his unending love for her. Men are not heartless!

Tinyemeka: Tuface never did any kiss-and-tell. He at the least maintained public discretion when it came to talks about his ladies.

How many many times did his ladies go about ranting on twitter and giving interviews to soil his name?

As for those claiming Iyanya's career would suffer because of this, you can't be further away from the truth. Ask 2face who has done far worse.

ogugua88: If she was wrong, why didnt he refute her or ignore her? Apparently, what she said is true for him to feel the need to try and destroy her person.

He refuted her claims that he is a liar, and a cheat by saying he made the terms and conditions clear and she agreed to it.

stillwater: A cheater deserves whatever backlash he gets.
You don't use women and expect them to keep quiet, so one decent unsuspecting woman can fall into your trap again.
If you are concerned about your reputation, then better act like a human being in your relationships.

How did you come to the conclusion that Yvonne is decent? Do you know how many men have fallen victim to her in the past? I've seen a few Ghanaians on this thread and the interview thread saying that she's only facing the law of Karma. Lastly, why do you conveniently ignore Iyanya's point? He made it clear from the beginning that it would be a 'no strings attached' relationship and Yvonne agreed, so why is she crying now?

Yvonne Nelson started dissing Inyana from Twitter to several interviews, she even went on TV to claim she loves tall guys (taking an indirect swipe at Inyanya). Despite all these Inyanya never said a word until she gave that Bella Naija interview. As far as I am concerned, the guy has acted maturedly so far and has earned the right to air his frustrations a little. He has endured quite a lot of negative publicity coming from Yvonne, people should cut him some slack!

olusola200: THE SICKNESS HAS DRAIN ALL HOS MONEY . HE HAS SPEND MORE THAN 50M ON SICKNESS

Big lie!

[quote author=Banku&Tilapia]We trust me we Ghanaians don't give a phuck abt shiiiiit like diz. Do u know how many men she also dumped wen she became a bit popular? Karma is a bitchhhh[/quote]Tell that to the idiotic girls here crying like Yvonne is an angel.

2goodbobo: Smh for Iyanya. Kiss and tell is childish man










#disappointed@Iyanya

He never 'told' anything until Yvonne Nelson opened her wide mouth to vomi thrash. He's no kiss and tell, Yvonne did the telling.

[quote author=Mr knowitall.]I dont understand this singers that keep bragging about how good they are in bed....they normally cant even last 4 minutes....but they keep talking that stuff......Idiiots..[/quote]Not everyone is like you.

dabrake: is that why the St. Paul(ina)s are crying foul? most of the guys here casting iyanya have narrated their s3xu4l excapades with outsiders. same with the girls. btw, i can beat my chest that most of the girls here whining here will still open their legs for him if he comes calling.

'All' of them! Don't mind the hypocrites.

Hmm, Shell has a similar data center. Impressive for an oil company in Nigeria.

BluIvy: Now you are rambling fool, Nigeria gets the most aid in Africa. With 70% population in poverty the highest in the world, so is corruption, scams, fraud, ritual killings, kidnapping. The country is a disgrace to humanity. Appreicate by allowing Nigerian scum to distroy their country? Pathetic lot.

Your spelling, grammar and the contents of your posts in general are just useless. This is the last time I'll reply you because I can see you are enjoying the attention you get here. I wonder where Botswana comes in regarding this matter.

all4naija: You heard him, loud and clear. It is clearly written Africa cannot do without Nigeria, most especially, SA. PERIOD! You can cry baby, it won't change anything!

It's as clear as daylight. Some of our neighbors who claim to hate us save their money in our banks, wear our footwears, drink our drinks, make calls with our network, eat our snacks, build their houses with our cement, wire their houses with our cables, take our medicines when they feel sick, wear our textiles etc. Such a wonderful world we live in.

etochi11: which syd stay in mayor? Am in idaw river

You be water spirit?

Lordave: The bad as$ nko? The pic no dey?

Gay alert!

nenergy: No wahala! But i'd love to see the look on your face when your facebook photo is included in a missing person's catalogue by a Indian film producer.lol.

Funniest shît I've ever seen on Nairaland

Enugu: such a beautiful and organised city! If only the whole of Nigeria can be like Enugu. I don't know about the rest of the state but Enugu city is an example for other cities to follow.

Ayatullah: Muslims are too serious minded to engage in unreasonable discuss, so that should answer why your meaningless yes or no answer will wait till eternity. If you care to read through the posts concerning this issue, you will realize that you have been properly schooled by tbaba1234...NOW ANSWER THIS:

Your bible says HE IS ACCURSED WHO DIE ON THE CROSS, yet your Lord and Saviour ACCORDING TO THE BIBLE died on the cross...........and you people have chosen the CROSS of all things as YOUR RELIGIOUS SYMBOL, does it make sense?

Death to all terrorists!

successking: Nigeria's image is badly damaged, her internal security challengs is a mess and yet attracts the highest direct investment in Africa. No Nigeria No Africa

Repeat that!

successking: You've a say on what ground?

Prices of petroleum products are annually increased regardless of their effects on helpless Guardians, for instance, Jan 2012, what Did you say to reverse the increases?
Last three weeks, your MPs increased their salaries by 50% in present of adject poverty of her citizens. What did you do to stop that selfish move?

One police officer can hold 1000 Guardians to ransom due to their Cowardice.

I read that petroleum products prices will be increased again in Ghana next week. I hope he has a 'say'.

Tumisang: Only in naaija would a 31-year old woman be considered a teenager.

Only in South Africa will a man who rapèd a HIV patient be elected as president.

Only in South Africa will a man who believes taking his bath after rapîng a HIV patient will stop him from getting infected, get elected as president.

So many fools on this thread, when did this become an Igbo issue. Is Abdulmutallab Ibo? Are Adebowale and his friend Ibo? Foolish people

US President Barack Obama has called on African governments to give gay people equal rights by decriminalising homosexual acts. Mr Obama made the comments in Senegal after meeting President Macky Sall on the first leg of his African tour. Mr Sall said Senegal was a "very tolerant" country but it was "not ready to decriminalise homosexuality". Homosexual acts are still a crime in 38 African countries, where most people hold conservative
religious views. In 2011, the US and UK hinted that they could withdraw aid from countries which did not respect gay rights. Mr Obama said at a news conference that the issue
did not come up in his discussions with Mr Sall. 'Great example' Nevertheless, he believed that while different customs and religions should be respected, the law should treat everybody equally, he said. Mr Obama welcomed the US Supreme Court's decision on Wednesday to strike down a law that denied the recognition of same-sex marriages. The ruling was a "victory for American democracy and a proud day for equal rights", he said Mr Sall said Senegal was still not ready to change its
laws, but that "does not mean we are
homophobic''. This is Mr Obama's third visit to Africa since he became president in 2008. He is also due to travel to South Africa and
Tanzania. Africa had made "amazing" strides in achieving democracy, Mr Obama said. Senegal, a mainly Muslim country which has never
experienced a coup, was one of America's
"strongest partners" on the continent, he added. "It's moving in the right direction with reforms to deepen democratic institutions, and as more Africans across this continent stand up and demand governments that are accountable and serve the people, I believe Senegal can be a great example," Mr Obama said. Mr Obama, along with his wife Michelle and children, was due to travel by ferry to Senegal's Goree Island, a memorial to Africans who were caught up in the Atlantic slave trade. "A visit like this by an American president, any
American president, is powerful," said White House spokesman Jay Carney ahead of the trip. "I think that will be the case when President Obama visits and I'm sure particularly so, given that he is
African American." On Sunday, Mr Obama is expected to visit Robben Island, where South Africa's first black president Nelson Mandela was jailed for 18 of the 27 years he
spent in prison, on the second leg of his African tour. However, it is unclear whether the visit will take place because of Mr Mandela's deteriorating health, correspondents say. Mr Obama is due to end his African tour with a visit
to Tanzania, where he will pay his respects at a
memorial outside the US embassy in the main city, Dar es Salaam, in honour of 11 people killed in a bombing by al-Qaeda in 1998. He has excluded from his itinerary Kenya, where
his father was born, and Nigeria, Africa's biggest oil producer which has been hit by an Islamist insurgency. US officials reportedly said the indictment of Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta at the International Criminal Court on charges of fuelling violence after the 2007 election, which he denies, made it politically impossible for Mr Obama to visit the country.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-23078655
what else do these African countries gain from Obama's visit apart from him pushing his gay propaganda?

Nigeria exports $113 million worth of manufactured products to Ghana every year and that's just the official and registered transactions alone. Very impressive for a country that doesn't have electricity. http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/08/e-financing/
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.I sell ice in the winter, I sell fire in hell, I am a hustler baby, I'll sell water to a well .
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Jay Z must be a Nigerian!!

otumfour: Democracy in Nigeria , ur a lost case ......phools like u α̲̅я̩̥̊ε̲̣̣̣̥ the reason Nigeria is fhucked, u refuse to see good things, don't know if its cuz u'v bn too exposed to negative things.....

Again, I said never compare Nigerian problems to tht of Ghana's.....it sounds so dumb......trust me, Ghanaians don't see their generator sets tht often,.....

Btw, what cosmetics products α̲̅я̩̥̊ε̲̣̣̣̥ u tlkn abt? Stop tryna rub things in nugga, most of these foreign companies α̲̅я̩̥̊ε̲̣̣̣̥ even moving to Ghana because of stable electricity and security reasons.....

If a Nigerian company produces a beverage product and exports it to Ghana, is it a sin? ....is it a sin for the producers of Alomo Bitters to sell their products in Nigeria?


U sounding so dumb nugga

You are the one sounding dumb, I ask again....what is that alcohol called alomo bitters compared to numerous useful Nigerian products and services in Ghana. How can you import manufactured products from a country that doesn't have electricity? It's a shame, a big big shame!

Of course Ghanaians don't see their generator sets, they are forced to relax in darkness because of the high cost of petrol and diesel in Ghana.