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Stupedinluv:I doubt that. |
Btw, it seems this fantasy in the heads of these afonjas about Igbo women and Yoruba men is mostly a product of the lagos environment. There are very few parents or even ladies who grew up and live in the east who would easily agree to marriage with Yoruba men. There are so many anti-Yoruba stereotypes in the east that would make such a union an uphill task. Thank God for the Lagos melting pot. |
I pity Yoruba women sha. Their men are the most thirstiest niggas on the planet . Thirsting after any shiny thing like they don't have women where they come from. Igbos men are serious? Damn right, they are. Money must be made as quickly as possible. Time waits for no man. That is why we make the best husbands. |
When the current ghanian president campaigned against change in his country using buhari as an example, he definitely knew what he was talking about. I have never believed I would see a worse form of governance in Nigeria than what PDP can offer. APC proved me wrong effortlessly. |
Here we have serious developed countries, military powers in their own right, leveraging on America military superpower capability to defend their own sovereignty and save defence costs which is then geared towards infrastructure and education. Here in Nigeria and backward Africa, their backward corrupt leaders would yap about neo-colonialism and other mindless BS used to cover their corrupt hides and the hapless citizens would fall in line. |
Australia and the United States have agreed to share the cost of the U.S. military's presence in Australia's tropical north, a critical part of President Barack Obama's "pivot" to Asia, Australian Defense Minister Marise Payne said on Thursday. Payne met U.S. Defense Secretary Ash Carter in Washington this week to discuss plans to double the number of U.S. Marines in the northern city of Darwin from the current 1,250 by 2020, a goal that was delayed earlier this year from 2017 as originally planned. Australia and the United States signed a "force posture agreement" in 2014 to provide for joint exercises and for U.S. naval and air force deployments. Operational costs until now had been split on an ad-hoc basis, with infrastructure spending withheld. In March, they discussed basing U.S. long-range B-1 bombers in Darwin, bolstering U.S. military presence close to the disputed South China Sea. Darwin is closer to Indonesia than it is to the Australian capital, Canberra However, in charting a course between its most important ally the United States and its biggest trading partner China in the contested region, Australia has drawn rebukes from both superpowers. China has criticized Australian freedom-of-navigation flights in the area and a senior U.S. soldier has called on Australia to do more there. Payne said in a statement on Thursday that supporting the Marines in Darwin was "consistent with Australia's long-standing strategic interests in supporting U.S. engagement in our region in a manner that promotes regional security and stability". The two countries will share more than A$2 billion ($1.52 billion) in infrastructure investment in northern Australia and other costs linked to the 25-year deployment. There are plans for combined training and exercises, potentially including other partners in the Asia-Pacific region. Payne's office declined to provide a breakdown of the cost-sharing deal or give further detail on how and when the troop numbers would be increased There are plans for combined training and exercises, potentially including other partners in the Asia-Pacific region. Payne's office declined to provide a breakdown of the cost-sharing deal or give further detail on how and when the troop numbers would be increased. There was no immediate comment from U.S. officials on the agreement to share costs. However, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has flagged changes to cost-sharing arrangements with other U.S. allies in the region, saying countries such as Japan and South Korea should pay more towards their defense . http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/us-and-australia-to-share-cost-of-us-militarys-australian-deployment/ar-BBx3pqq?li=BBnbcA1&ocid=iehp |
The only country in Africa that is allowed to buy lethal American weapons is Egypt, and even those are more or less stripped down models of F-16s and abrams and are not as sophisticated as the real American versions. The country that has benefited most from African wars is Russia and to an extent china. Those guys sell weapons to anybody that can afford and without conscience. Virtually every country in Africa regardless of stability, has Russian airframes, guns and tanks. |
There is nothing tenacious about that akamu face woman. A Fellow that was busy guessing what 2.2 trillion naira borrowed funds were used for. ![]() |
Blaming the western world? hahaha. The western world wants a progressive naijeriaa to ensure more business for shell, mobil and co. Only an incorrigible first class idiott would blame the western world for this. The same western world buhari and his clowns go on regular touring. Even North korea, Iran and Zimbabwe, bonafide enemies of the west, cannot blame the western world for their energy crisis. |
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kedeojo:The SW does not determine who wins elections on its own. That has been proven many times in history. The north is the one who determines elections. Popular candidates from a SE-North collabo will win with a landslide even if everybody in the SW vote for another candidate. |
omololu2020:Really? That is why I can never take you guys serious. Your sense of morality is warped. Well Syria is currently in a state of civil war, so some part of Syria want America there. ![]() |
Izonpikin:Because he is a greedy son of a bittch who only cares about how his burdillion south-west empire fares. He knows angling for true federalism would put in the cross-hairs of northern god-fathers who would decimate him politically, so he doesn't want to rock the boat. If PDP takes over anytime in the future, you would see him shouting for true federalism again. |
CoolFreeday:This simpleton is still praying for 6 more years of buhari. ![]() The damage he would inflicted on the socio-economic landscape alone would be nearly irreversible. |
Shym3xx:lol. |
Shym3xx:Anichebe is a british born Nigerian. He is light skinned too. And the reports are more plausible. Yorubas effeminate men are exerting undue influence on Igbo people on nairaland. Turning them into pussies that worry about who is dating who. Only a Yoruba nigga would brag about who his ''brother'' is banging. |
Very Good. If they want special status, then ask for federalism. |
Shymm3x. My Igbo nigga is digging that bittch. Anthony ain't got a chance here. |
SlaughterGang:Rashford ko, Rashes ni. A name in the long line of overrated young English players. If Iheanacho was English, he would have been compared to Neymar. |
Is it not the same china that wants to claim some philipines islands as part of its territory? Something that the US is currently opposing.Go to china and sell your future, but don't ever come back begging to Washington. |
omololu2020:Just like Ukraine failed to stop Russian illegal annexation of their own territory. |
Illiterates. As if racist Russia na una papa land. The US is still flying everywere in Eastern Europe and Syria and Russia cannot do jack. Nairaland Russian junkies must be braver and more stupid than putin himself to ever anticipate a Russian lethal military action against America. ![]() |
walexzee11:Who should be the dictator in charge of Nigeria? Who can you trust with that power? Don't tell me you trust buhari or I will slap you. Democracy is not perfect but better than its alternatives. Make the wrong choice in a dictactorship or communism and you are finished . |
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fulanimafia:Why not, I would use it. By making sure Nigeria is not the shitthole that it currently is. |
arewafederation:Given the state of Nigeria today and the undue northern influence, then yes, it has been a problem. |
arewafederation:What is there to trust? Ahmadu bello forming boss like his descedants in 2016? |
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arewafederation:It is more of distrust. They don't trust your people. |
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