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Politics › Re: igbos are the most brilliant black african race...US academic report 2015 by CSTR2: 9:23am On Sep 21, 2015
Of course, the igbos have the highest IQ as a group in Nigeria and probably africa.
It is not uncommon to hear people say that if you are not careful the igboman will outsmart you in trade or business.
It is all a function of IQ.
It is also why the igbos have been at the forefront of seccession.
Mental superiority makes you want to find your own space.
Mentally dull people hate radical changes and want to just keep doing the same thing.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Ben Carson On US Muslim Presidency: "I Would Not Advocate That" by CSTR2:
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Foreign Affairs › Re: Ben Carson On US Muslim Presidency: "I Would Not Advocate That" by CSTR2:
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Celebrities › Re: Damilola & Hubby Chris Attoh Celebrate Son's Life With A Party In Ghana (photos) by CSTR2: 7:50pm On Sep 20, 2015
Damn, she has a banging body.
Politics › Re: Buhari Will Not Intervene In Saraki’s Matter- Presidency by CSTR2: 7:07pm On Sep 20, 2015
Alcatraz001:
This is a big lie.....we all know the wailers are Igbos.

You think we are fools? Igbos form the criminal class in Nigeria and that is general knowledge.

Please stop trying to obfuscate the facts here.
And they have the highest standard of living in Nigeria, despite not being in presidential governance for years.
Progressiveness and courage must mean criminality in Nigeria then.
Brown roof dweller.
Sports › Re: Picture: Medal Table (2015 All-africa Games) by CSTR2: 11:55pm On Sep 19, 2015
Where did Nigeria finally ended on the medals table?
cc, safarigirl
Romance › Re: 16 Lessons I Learnt From Losing My Virginity by CSTR2: 11:22pm On Sep 19, 2015
MzNelly:
My sexuality is well unleased, trust me. smiley

Thanks for the offer tho.
grin grin
You are welcome.
Romance › Re: 16 Lessons I Learnt From Losing My Virginity by CSTR2: 11:18pm On Sep 19, 2015
MzNelly:
I'm not down for all of that.
An overdose of everything is always unhealthy.

But hey, if anyone is into the banging around, I'm not gonna stand in his/her and be forming heaven prefect.
It's their life.
There is no overdose.
Infact, some doctors recommend lots of sex to prevent cervical cancer in women.
The only excuse you have is your african bias which admittedly is not your fault.
Don't worry, i am going to unleash your inner sexuality if you let me.
Romance › Re: 16 Lessons I Learnt From Losing My Virginity by CSTR2: 11:06pm On Sep 19, 2015
MzNelly:
Nowhere actually.

But the consequences of multiple partners....
There are no consequences that can't be prevented with condoms and pills.
Romance › Re: 16 Lessons I Learnt From Losing My Virginity by CSTR2: 11:01pm On Sep 19, 2015
evadreams:
Am not a virgin and I don't regret losing it ;DAm not a virgin and I don't regret losing it. i have a man dat loves and adore me, u remain there dey judge non virgins dem dey marry every Saturday and living happily with their husbands. I sorry for you!
I tire o, my sister.
Dem prudes dey spoil market for us bros.
Romance › Re: 16 Lessons I Learnt From Losing My Virginity by CSTR2: 11:00pm On Sep 19, 2015
MzNelly:
"Sleeping around."
Where is it written that an adult male or female who is not married should not ''sleep around'' even with condoms or adequate protection as long as he/she feels the urge to have sex?.
Romance › Re: 16 Lessons I Learnt From Losing My Virginity by CSTR2: 10:54pm On Sep 19, 2015
MzNelly:
Sexual promiscuity is wrong on all counts. Be it male or female, it makes no sense at all and shouldn't be endorsed.

But let a girl sleep with her boyfriend/man friend/lover/fiance/babydaddy, and you'll see everyone rushing to term her a 'hoe.'

Please let private parts flourish in peace.
Thank you. smiley
What is your definition of sexual promiscuity?
Romance › Re: 16 Lessons I Learnt From Losing My Virginity by CSTR2: 10:46pm On Sep 19, 2015
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Truckpusher:
Supported. grin

Listen up ladies : From today henceforth kindly relieve any nigga that wants to get laid and if we catch anyone calling any of these cheerful givers names ,this govt will not hesitate in probing you until you rot in jail. grin
grin grin grin
Romance › Re: 16 Lessons I Learnt From Losing My Virginity by CSTR2: 10:39pm On Sep 19, 2015
Truckpusher:
Of course sex is nothing but these Nigerian biisches will make us pay for it and still come online to form the same standard. grin grin
And whose fault is it?
Is it not our backward society that inhibits female sexuality.?
If you like sex as african man, then begin to support the uninhibition of female sexuality. Let them express themselves sexually without public and private shaming.
That is the only way to demystify sex in africa.
Infact, given the fact that african women have a higher testosterone levels than any set of women in the world, africa should be having more sexually active women than anywhere in the world.
And as the women becomes more sexually active and uninhibited, the cheaper sex becomes.
So you see, allowing the ladies to express their sexuality and freakiness is for our benefits. grin grin grin
Romance › Re: 16 Lessons I Learnt From Losing My Virginity by CSTR2: 10:22pm On Sep 19, 2015
lilmax:
please we need women to roam sexually wild and free grin cheesy


You roam---guys win(unlimited vjays) cheesy
I tell you bro.
Guys in africa are actually the ones losing out.
The first time i was in germany,was when i realized sex was nothing.
Absolutely nothing. And i was a rookie then.
Romance › Re: 16 Lessons I Learnt From Losing My Virginity by CSTR2: 10:16pm On Sep 19, 2015
A world where women are allowed to fucck around as much as men without fear or shame.
Pure paradise, i tell ya.
Just walk on the street and chat up a random lady for sex and the chance of nailing her would be significantly higher.
Politics › Re: Reviving Enugu State's Coal Production by CSTR2: 9:01pm On Sep 19, 2015
bigfrancis21:
I have always identified that to be Nigeria's major electricity problem. The current installed capacity of Nigeria's electricity equipment is at approximately 7000MW, available capacity at about 6000MW and effective or actual electricity generation at about 3,800MW. And I always thought it would be expensive to carry out a massive overhaul of Nigeria's transmission grid nationwide. Do you have an idea of how much such overhaul could cost?
I can only give a rough estimate.
It would probably take atleast $2b to KICKSTART significant transmission line overhaul of the entire country, the cost could rise to $5b with corruption.
Politics › Re: Reviving Enugu State's Coal Production by CSTR2: 8:56pm On Sep 19, 2015
bigfrancis21:
I think that the electricity distribution sector has equally been privatized in 2013. http://ekedp.com/
Yes, but can only distribute from the general grid.
Enugu's coal will have to go to the national grid before being distributed by the enugu discos.
And at that point the coal generated power would have been rendered insignificant as it is now available to 36 states.
Politics › Re: Reviving Enugu State's Coal Production by CSTR2: 8:38pm On Sep 19, 2015
bigfrancis21:
Ok. Now the question is, is the present national grid on ground able to support an increase in generated electricity to be added to it? Would an added MW capacity blow out current existing electrical equipment?
A very significant increase in MW would damage transmission grid.
I think the current grid can handle 2000-3000 MW and no more.
There need to be serious overhauling in transmission lines to significantly improve power to south african standards.
Politics › Re: Reviving Enugu State's Coal Production by CSTR2: 8:31pm On Sep 19, 2015
bigfrancis21:
Thanks for this. so in effect, the electricity generation sector of Nigeria was actually privatized but the distribution sector still lies under the auspices of the federal government?
No there are private discos available.
But those discos can only distribute power from the national grid.
They are not permitted by law to distribute any locally generated power.
Politics › Re: BREAKING: H.I.D Awolowo Dies At 99 -- TVC Breaking News by CSTR2: 8:26pm On Sep 19, 2015
[quote author=tigar007 post=38180141][/quote]I am not as vile as the man who sanctioned a starvation policy against millions of women and children .
You will rot in hell for supporting a vile and evil man.
Politics › Re: BREAKING: H.I.D Awolowo Dies At 99 -- TVC Breaking News by CSTR2: 8:01pm On Sep 19, 2015
superstar1:
No wonder lesser men had achievements and feats to their names, which Sik will forever drema to achieve in his grave.

No wonder lesser men command more respect far and near, which Zik will forever rues in his grave.

No wonder lesser men concentrated their energy in the development of their regions that the gallivanting Zik kins and kithmen are running to on a daily basis.

That shows how naive The Great Zik, that was a ceremonial figure head that does march past in front of Guards of Honour every morning, was.
Zik has blazed his name in the pantheon of african greats like kwame nkrumah, mandela, sankara and the likes.
He has never been known to play in local bigoted waters, not even during the civil war.
He is spoken of with respect throughout Nigeria, something that awolowo can never get.
Give the zik of africa his due respect. Your awolowo will never be that respected in this world or the afterlife.
Politics › Re: Reviving Enugu State's Coal Production by CSTR2: 7:56pm On Sep 19, 2015
bigfrancis21:
I am aware that it would go into the national grid, however, the energy produced can be channeled, if possible, in such a way as to support the SE and SS zones specifically. Of course, taxes would be paid to the federal government as supposed. The privatization policies of 1999 is to ensure that more and more private companies are involved in the electricity sector of Nigeria which would in turn lead to healthy competition amongst competitors and improved power supply in general.

With an additional 5000MW of electricity produced in Enugu state, majority of the power could be channeled to the aforementioned zones in particular by means of power isolation strategies.
It is not going to happen.
The FG will not allow any local advantage in electricity generation.
Any generated power must go to the national grid as a matter of law and then distributed throughout the country.
The improved electricity in eastern region would be marginal if noticeable at all.
Politics › Re: BREAKING: H.I.D Awolowo Dies At 99 -- TVC Breaking News by CSTR2: 7:52pm On Sep 19, 2015
scholes0:
You are suffering from multiple personality disorder.....
Yes there are people who think Abacha is a hero, as evil as he was...
And guess what? by your standards for who is and isn't a hero, he was honored by the FG... or wasn't that waht you said earlier?

Go and choke on a sausage. Bofoon.
You are obviously brain dead.
Your awolowo was not deemed worthy of honour after his rat poison ordeal, when the likes of abacha were honoured.
Your awolowo must be the most unfortunate man in the world.
Politics › Re: BREAKING: H.I.D Awolowo Dies At 99 -- TVC Breaking News by CSTR2: 7:49pm On Sep 19, 2015
superstar1:
How can someone that could not even lead his home be the leader of the people?

No wonder Zik su.cks.
Of course, zik sucks.
He was playing pan-african politics in the midst of lesser men.
Lesser men who only cared about their ethnic enclave.
Politics › Re: BREAKING: H.I.D Awolowo Dies At 99 -- TVC Breaking News by CSTR2: 7:46pm On Sep 19, 2015
scholes0:
Ode....
Abacha and his family was honored by the same useless FG..... I can see why you sound retar.ded
Very callous man, Ojukwu was.

Like I said, you will likely be long dead before even reaching her children's age.
Who gives a fucck about abacha?
Go and preach your BS to his family.
Ojukwu was so callous that he practically governed Nigeria for decades and turned it into an habitat with development resembling the paleozoic age.
Get lost you cuunt.
Politics › Re: BREAKING: H.I.D Awolowo Dies At 99 -- TVC Breaking News by CSTR2: 7:40pm On Sep 19, 2015
funkybully:
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U need to visit d threads announcing ojukwu n Achebe death and see d evil yolobastards deposited there.

Am just civil. I don't speak ill of d dead
Don't mind these sub-humanoids.
They practically turned the achebe memriorial thread into a pig sty out of bigotry.
A man far more deserving of honour than awolowo and his wife combined.
Politics › Re: BREAKING: H.I.D Awolowo Dies At 99 -- TVC Breaking News by CSTR2: 7:35pm On Sep 19, 2015
scholes0:
No Ojucrook didn't prevent a genocide, he himself is a perpetrator of one.
One man's Hero is another man's villain..... But Ojukwu shouldn't even be honorable to any right thinking person... He even fled at the center of it all......

"She does not deserve your Honor" ...... Why should she deserve your honour, Who or what are you? you insignificant scum of the earth.
Your FG thinks otherwise, you mal-formed imbecille.
He was honoured by your fuccking military, something your awolowo never got in his death.
Given the fact that my obvious disregard of your HIV has gotten you into a fix, then it shows how much you want me to honour her.
Get lost, descendant of a fallen demon.
Politics › Re: Reviving Enugu State's Coal Production by CSTR2: 7:30pm On Sep 19, 2015
bigfrancis21:
This is actually a call for private investors to invest in electricity production that would serve the south east and south south zones specifically ensuring that the zone is viable for and attracts business investors.
You are naive.
Any generated power is going into the so-called national grid.
Taxes generated by these so-called investors are definitely not going to the eastern region.
Politics › Re: BREAKING: H.I.D Awolowo Dies At 99 -- TVC Breaking News by CSTR2: 7:26pm On Sep 19, 2015
scholes0:
Are you Stewpid?
When your sissy coward Ojucrook kicked the bucket, I remember very well, he was remembered here on Nairaland... that sissy crook.
What is he to most Nigerians beyond the red mud evil forests of the South East anyways?
He died at the age of 78..... waay to old for such a villain to live.
Shut up, you nitwit.
It is my prerogative to honour whoever i want. Your HIV or whoever does not deserve my honour.
Deal with it.
And good of you to bring ojukwu into the discussion.
If you can't see the fact that ojukwu that rallied his people together to prevent a genocide and created military hardwares that your country can't develop more than 40 years later is deserving of national honour, then that is your own business.
Politics › Re: Reviving Enugu State's Coal Production by CSTR2: 7:13pm On Sep 19, 2015
Leave those coal deposits alone for the future generation of ndi-igbo.
Nigeria does not deserve it.
Politics › Re: BREAKING: H.I.D Awolowo Dies At 99 -- TVC Breaking News by CSTR2: 7:10pm On Sep 19, 2015
scholes0:
You will be dead before you reach her age anyways .....
And not even a fly will notice.
Are you mad?
Someone would died without making any significant impact in Nigeria should be honoured on nairaland?
Who the hell is she beyond the brown roof habitats of the SW?
And yes, 99 years is too long a time to live especially when it is a life of national inconsequence.

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