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PrettyCrystal:
A secondary school student was shamed and humiliated after sneaking into his teachers room - requesting to have sex with her. In a trending footage posted online, the woman can be heard speaking in Igbo dialect, blasting the boy for having the mind to knock on her door to demand for sex...

The young boy who was very ashamed began to cry as he begged for forgiveness.

It was also alleged by the female teacher that the young boy has been sleeping with youth corpers in the school.

Source; https://www.nationalhelm.co/2017/07/young-boy-sneaks-teachers-room-enugu-demand-sex-photosvideo.html

Watch video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MaDJguDgqIA

I don't know why, but I feel sorry for the kid..

That "so e no na window na enyo mụ" part got me rolling on the floor "so I chọrọ ira mụ, I bịara e ira coper". I'm deaded

But the kid's got guts though

vivalavida:
I don repent oo

Maturity sha

Seriously? Praise Jah! I was seriously getting concerned bro.



But dude seriously, u almost leeego one ode back then in school because of this ish. I thank Oluwa sha, it's one of those things one experiences while growing up.

vivalavida:
Lag is good oo
How ur Warri angels?

No angels in warri, just a couple of real sweet biatches. You can take my word for it. I know say you don scatter Lag.

[quote author=vivalavida post=58440757][/quote]Dude, no worry I go use you do example one of these days. Madman.


How lag?

johnjunior39:
You will never know how annoying it is till it happens to you. Mine was during my service year, we all stayed together, my friend and his girlfriend. then mine and my humble self. My friends babe was like my bestie but she redeployed to another state, I trusted him based on how I was free with his own babe. After we secured a house for the three of us, she broke up with me and started been more closer to my friend,initially I tried all best to endure afterall we have broken up only to catch them in sex action.the most annoying part was my friend whom I always confide how still want the girl telling me that, since I'm not dating her. I shouldn't see anything bad.I felt like a fool peepz.

I almost killed my neighbour back in school because of this rubbish. The fool got the message and moved out of the off-campus lodge we stayed in and moved back into the school hostel. The girl? Let's just say she withdrew from the school entirely, never to step foot there again till I graduated. You really endured a lot of ish bro.

adonbilivit:
Scrap religious studies. What are the churches, mosques and shrines meant for? We too dey abuse religion for this country.

This is the best post I have read online in a very long time. 90% of our problems in this country can be traced back to religion. Religious studies, both CRK & IRK should just be scrapped and replaced with nationalistic studies or anything teaching these kids morals and patriotism.

Fourwinds:
Savage meeeennnhhh....u smashed d guy blocus

No mind the niqqa, im think say na only am go school. While some of us are PhD students on scholarships he can never be among the first 1000 on the shortlisted candidates.

TheSpellChecker:
I believe the right word is battery, okay?

bros English no bi my mother tongue and neither did I study English in school, so just get off my case and advice this madam on the way forward.



BTW, if I ask you to resolve simple Fourier series, 8x8 Matrix or even Calculus people will say I'm wicked. MORAL OF STORY: Everybody is a boss in his own field.

dlondonbadboy:
If they take up arms against ndi igbo..we shall defend ourselves...in any means possible.

How? Do you have a standing army? Have you ever seen war? Ojukwu could fight a war because he was in charge of the entire Eastern region both the military, the banks, the established federal institutions where at his disposal. What do we have to fight a war with now? Yes we Igbos are blessed with unparalleled intelligence, ingenuity and resilience, but how can we stand the onslaught of federal might? Without proper training and know how?
Biko ụmụnne mụ, werekwa ugboro chee nnu echiche. Biko.
War is not what anyone wishes for, ask those that witnessed the last civil war 1st hand.

dlondonbadboy:
Referendum! You cannot mix water and oil and expect anything homogenous. Let the hyenas and hyenanas decide what they want..simple.

Wait, be honest to your self and whatever you hold sacred, are the Igbos marginalized?

Here we go again. SMH.

Believe it or not Nigeria will never separate peacefully, I hope we do, but we all know that for that dream to be actualized, blood must flow. Now, seriously speaking do you think this country will disintegrate without the north putting up a fight? Can you guys go to the battle front?
Not online e-warrior matter ọ? You fit?

dammyluv911:
Please My Friend Needs Advice Urgently

A friend of mine got herself pregnant by a male friend of hers. Initially the guy wanted her to get rid of it and she has been warned about abortion. The guy later accepted the pregnancy and promised to take care of her and the baby.

He said it should better be a female child. The guy said he will collect the child but he won't marry her claiming he does not love her. My friend is now in love with this guy and she wants them to bring up the baby together cos she does not want the child to pass through what she passed through (she was brought up by a single parent).

This guy claims he does not love her and he doesn't want to see her with any other guy, he asks questions whenever any guy calls, he cares about her welfare and a times complains about her dressing or even dictate for her on the clothes to wear.

Pls it there any way she can make the guy love her?

Never try to hook up a guy with pregnancy, it always, I repeat, always backfires.
He has accepted to take of the baby, leave it at that. Forcing him to marry you with the pregnancy will lead to creating another thread on domestic violence and battary by husband on nairaland.

This pics speaks volumes.

Rather than writing a very long epistle about my experience with breakup. I would like to summarise it in one short sentence.

No man is born a cheat or a player, check very well an experience made him like that.


That's my submission.

I still wonder why people study petroleum engineering, that course is too narrow. No insults intend, just thinking out loud.



Congratulations to her though, e no easy.

Samusu:
I conquer

Guy you are a wicket sombori Kai!!!

EzeUche:
I am both Aro Igbo and Ibibio. I can't speak for all of the South South but if he goes to Akwa Ibom, he will get large crowds like he pulled in Anambra and Imo state.

He should do this to show the Lagos media that IPOB/Biafra is not an Igbo only thing like they are trying to portray it to be.

I think he should be spending most of his time in the SS. We already know the Igbos of the SE states love him.

God bless you for this. Finally someone that understands the simple point I have been making since this thread was created.

Nwakaumu:
My guy quit this your mischievious consultation bull crap.if you think you re smart, you dont need to be consulted in the first place to start demanding for ur rights.mtcheew.kanu would go to every body b4 he start talking about biafra.education is not wisdom,truely.

When I read posts like this I just can't help but wonder how your brains are wired. What would you do after getting biafra and they demand their own country Niger-delta Republic? Invade them? Or do the same thing Nigeria did to us?
Do you think Ojukwu of blessed memory just declared Biafra without due consultations? A team known as the National Guidance Committee of Biafra drafted the speech that Ojukwu read on that day. All tribes in that Biafran map where present during the Ahiara Declaration of 1967. They only fell out later due to the same mistake Kanu is making today by not telling them their stake in the scheme of things as they develop.

Keep basking in the euphoria of your ignorant "wisdom" since its clear you are not educated or if you are that money spent on training you was a complete waste and should have been used to rear goats. Rubbish.

UnchangeableGod:
And who told you that some minorities are not involved in the decision making process of IPOB? Your propaganda and divide and rule methodology is well understood but Phillip Effiong Jn and others are not buying into it. Try harder.

Dude, I have been seriously holding myself back from sounding as confrontational as you are sounding in all your replies to my comments. WTF, is wrong with you? When last did you go to the niger delta? Have you by any chance had a conversation with an Urhobo, Iteskiri, Ijaw, Agbor, Kwalie or even an Ikwere man? Have you been in their midst and hear them talk about this biafra agitation (termed Igbo agitation)? I work and reside in warri, I know what I am talking about. Be on your high horse and be talking trash instead of finding a way to woo or cajole this people into the fold. Effiong Jr sent a subtle message that IPOB is not carrying the niger delta along. Instead of you and your cohorts to find a way around that maze, you are here calling me names. Abeg e don do, mention me inappropriately again and, I go change am for you sharperly.

PDJT:
-Biafra isn't a newly conceived idea. It has always been there. In one of Ojukwu's many interviews he referred to the "Biafra of the mind".

-Yes, Biafran soldiers stopped fighting to save lives as humanity abandoned the people, but the Nationhood never died.

-IPOB on the other hand made the movement a grassroot one & i have no doubt in my mind, they will reach Mr. Effiong & many others.
To achieve result, you start from the known to the unknown. I maintain that other Nations should be in charge of their movement for Freedom.

-Finally, let me leave you with this quote from April 1969:
"The Igbos are bearing the burden that rightly belongs to all who sought progress for Nigeria" - Peter Enahoro(Anthony Enahoro's brother).

if you read my previous comments on this thread, you will see that I said the minorities must be involved in the scheme of things so that their voices can be heard also, reaching out to them later is a huge mistake on the part of IPOB. It's like someone making a decision for you and indirectly saying to your face you don't matter. Give them a sense of belonging, let them be part of the decision making process and not procrastination.

PDJT:
-Anaghi agwa ochi nti n' agha ebido go.

-If the Nations you mentioned truly believe in the Biafra vision, they should lead from the front. Nobody must be cajoled to join. The leader of this movement have already stated that new Biafra shall be a Democratic Republic, i.e Republic by willing Nations.

-What we don't deserve is another Nigeria, after losing so many souls in our quest for Freedom and Justice.

Yes I agree with you, mana Igbo si na agha eyiri eyi adịghị egbu onye ngwọrọ. Eziokwu bụ na ma anyị achọrọ ya ma anyị achọghị ya, ndị mba mịrị kwesịrị ị so anyị pụta na obodo Nigeria, ma anyị cho ka biafra nwe ezigbo ọganihu. So my brother cajole you must.

UnchangeableGod:
Phillip Effiong Jn said the minority ethnic groups should be incorporated into the struggle which they are trying to do but you and the Biafra antagonists claim they are doing so without their consent. So what should they do? If they involve them, you complain. If they go about it as an Igbo affair, you also find fault. From every indication, there is nothing IPOB will do that those opposed to it will like. As you alluded to, the name Biafra clearly indicates that the soon to be declared country, by the grace of God, is not an Igbo country. So your opinions to me are neither here nor there so they don't count sir. Thanks.

Guy I have worked in the niger delta for years as I indicated previously today in another thread. A certain proverb said that "a big drum sounds good only from a distance" i am an Igbo man from Imo State, I know 1st hand the distrust and suspicion niger-deltans have whenever they meet or have anything to do with an Igbo man because of our pushy and can do nature. I am not talking of the elites here, I am talking about the average man on the streets will tell you that he is not a Biafran. Not including them from the onset leaves a very big question mark in the real purpose of your agitation. The devil you know scenario automatically starts playing out in their minds. Ezra Benson once said "the greatest battles are fought within the chambers of the soul" the IPOB failed to win over the minorities hearts at the inception of this agitation, the same mistake Ojukwu made with Saro Wiwa after the Ahiara declaration of 1967. This is more like a game of chess you plan the end of your strategies from the beginning and adjust a little when your opponent sees through your plan. IPOB reaching out to the minorities now will be greeted with suspension and the FG has already bought over their leaders. So getting the minorities in that region is already dead on arrival right now. So please this agitations just have to stop and the leaders should redraw their plans.
I am a realistic person, Nnamdi Kanu just has to be stopped before he shoots us back to the stone age. My take sha, but then again, what do I know, I'm just an Egghead?

fratermathy:
You are wise.

In Urhobo language, I'll say "Oghene bruphiyo wo kevwe"! (God will uplift you)!

I'm glad there are those who see through this charade of an agitation.

I render my apologies to all Igbos like yourself who have been denigrated and insulted by both Ipob and minority people like us who often times mistake Igbo silence in this madness to mean Igbo approval.

Apology accepted my brother, it pains me when I come online and see all these rubbish about biafra this biafra that, ask them about a road map on how the east will survive after secession they will remain dumb, but to keep things in perspective, the igbos are not after the oil in the niger delta, but keeping the ports out of our reach come biafra is tantamount to suicide, but they just won't listen. The whole country is crying about marginalisation not just Igbo land the only state not marginalised in Nigeria is Abuja (if you can call it a state). I worked in the creeks for years and when I see children and women come to beg for water at the offshore/swamp locations my heart bleeds, because I know how many barrels of crude lifted from there daily, I know of a location where just one well lifts over 30k barrels a day just one well o, in a location that controls over 8wells and most of the workers there come to work from Lagos.
My point is simple, there is too much power in the centre, reduce that power drastically and you will see Nigeria grow and its full potentials realised.

UnchangeableGod:
Your view is totally different from that of Phillip Effiong jn. According to what I read, he is in support of Biafra and IPOB are right in their agitation. He only cautioned them against giving the impression that it is an Igbo affair which is exactly what those opposed to Biafra are taking advantage of using divide and rule tactics. It appears you are one of those Effiong referred to.

What's wrong with the world today? Everybody keeps misinterpreting this my comment. What I meant was that IPOB was saying the mind of other minority ethnic groups for them, by involving them in a struggle without their consent. That was all I was saying.
On my comment on the name biafra, it was derived from the bright of Biafra which is in the coastal regions not in Igbo land. No river in Igbo land contributed to the bright of Biafra or also known as the bright of bonny, the contributing rivers are besides the Niger River, other rivers reaching the bay are the [Biafra] Cross River, Wouri River, Calabar River, Ndian, Wouri, Sanaga, Nyong River, Ntem, Mbia, Mbini, Muni and Komo River. And the people from these areas must be well represented in the fight for secession. Thats all I am saying.

Noneroone:
I put the key points in bold for people like you to understand yet you disappointed.

Young man, you put up "keypoints" in bold letters, but you seriously need to reread your keypoints more objectively before you make a mockery of yourself here.

He said: “I think there is something fundamentally wrong with their (IPOB) approach which is the fact that they have made it an Igbo problem.

“They bought into the propaganda that the enemy tried to sell and that propaganda is ‘the Igbo people are out to take over Nigeria and dominate the minorities that around them. They are evil people and they try to disunite us.’ For people (IPOB) to make it as an Igbo problem buys into that propaganda.

“Of course, minorities were extremely involved, died, suffered, and played major roles

Now tell me have you seen any of the 9 States(apart from a few people in bayelsa) release any statement in support of biafra? What does that tell you? Minorities where actively involved in the struggle during the civil war, what about now? Sometimes I wonder how you guys reason.

Noneroone:
http://dailypost.ng/2017/07/08/biafra-nnamdi-kanu-not-getting-right-philip-effiong-video/?utm_source=dlvr.it_dp1&utm_medium=facebook

https://web.facebook.com/IPOBAT/videos/470483223304192/

lalasticlala mynd44

This is exactly my point, the IPOB, MASSOB charade lacks credibility on all fronts. You can't neglect, abandon and overrule the minorities right to also have their own voice heard in this struggle and not expect them to be suspicious of your intentions. By the way, there is no place in Igbo land called biafra so the name is even a problem in its own.

This agitation is wrong on all fronts.


lalasticlala mynd44 this is front page material.

belzabull:
I know the facts above about looted funds, However are you telling me that Switzerland didn't get where they are today by being a genius of their own? If they weren't well off before the looted funds, drug money etc started coming, they wouldn't have been choice destinations for such funds, neither would they have attracted such multinational presence


my point is: stop making it sound as if Switzerland would have been nothing if not for such looted and drug funds.

Nne ọma mara nma, I would have naturally avoided replying you, but knowledge is dynamic and nobody has monopoly to it. Please Google the history of Swiss banks and that of the world bank. Swiss banks where established with blood money gotten from Swiss mercenaries and this was in the 1700s. And Switzerland has played neutrality in European politics and it has favoured them.
We are not Europeans and we are not neutral( a classic example is what is currently happening in Mbaise Catholic archdiocese). And you avoided my question where I asked you to mention atleast 10 landlocked countries in the world with good(I didn't say great) economic indices.

My simple take is this, if this agitation continues and we get biafra without a change in mind set what we suffered in Nigeria will continue and if shi*t gets real and war is inevitable my families passports are ready for any eventuality.

We talk about marginalisation, go to the creeks of the niger delta and you will understand the meaning of marginalisation, go to the middle belt, even in the said North, the poverty level there is outstanding. What are we even saying?

We should be clamouring for true federalism not division and find ways to hold our leaders accountable for their actions. Because from my own observations, it is this same moneybags that destroyed Nigeria are the ones sponsoring this outrage, have our collective sense gone on leave? We are just pawns on the massive chessboard of a few power brokers. Even the said Nnamdi Kanu is like a guard dog, who has gone out of control and would soon be put down by his masters.

My people use your brains for Christ sake.

belzabull:
See you, land locked indeed!

We take from the positives okay? . Switzerland is landlocked but is one of the MOST developed countries of the world.

Sleep over that FACT!
Take that to the bank too, for free!

...and while at it, stop buying into falsehoods and misinformation peddled by mischief mischief makers. The nonsense propaganda about being landlocked is stale already and can't fly.

Thank you!

My dear, I don't know how well travelled you are or your age, but being landlocked is not a good thing on all counts, you mentioned Switzerland as a case study, do you know that Switzerland is mainly a banking country and Switzerland uses the money saved in its banks by corrupt politicians, drug Lords, the mob, fraudsters, and different countries to develop their country. Most multinational companies the world over have their headquarters in Switzerland Eg. FIFA, IMF, World bank, the annual world economic forum holds in Davos Switzerland. I can go on and on and on. Please dear, name at least 10 landlocked countries that have good economic indices and I would support biafra with my whole heart.

I am Igbo and I have lived and worked in the niger delta for at least 10 years, from rivers to bayelsa and I am currently resident in Warri Delta State.

Nnamdi Kanu should just remove the niger delta from that map, because the niger deltans have made it abundantly clear since the civil war days that they want no part in biafra, even the delta igbos tell you point blank that they are not igbos. Why can't my Igbo brothers get it into their heads and focus on holding our south-eastern politicians responsible for the perceived marginalisation and "lack of federal presence" in East.

Crucify me all you want but all these agitations for biafra is a classic case of mob mentality. I was in Owerri last week when IPOB held their rally, what I saw was a cross-section of young people whose parents where even too young to have fought in that civil war.

Okay we get biafra today, what next? Yes we have massive untapped crude oil reserves in the East and its on record that Imo and Anambra States has one of the largest gas reserves in Africa, but we are f....ing landlocked for crying out loud.

Ihe nkà ọ wu dị gịnị sef? All these agitations should just stop, enough of all these insults on hardworking Igbos across the country.

All these bloggers, diaris God ooo. Which kin wicked fabricated story be diz? And you had to involve Imo people. Infact sense fall on you.

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