₦airaland Forum

THE AMAKA:
this story was messed up!
didn't you say you talked on FB and Yahoo? didn't you see her pictures? if you already thought she was ugly, why did you then go on ahead to ask her out and then find a reason to discharge her?
and you already said you have a GF and still went out snooping?
what a dog!

THE AMAKA:
because what he did was wrong?

*now i remember why i stopped posting in this section. people think someone is always getting personal.

Of-course, u're taking it waaaaaayyyyyyyyy too personal! You should know, not everyone put up a pic on their profile not just on NL, same goes for YIM & FB.

Same Ol' G - Ginuwine

Hmnnnn!

wales:
“Bala should concentrate on the Abuja Master Plan and forget about the sexual lives of residents,” he said.

illusion2:
He didn't mention he had a private jet.

Or is something beclouding your views

Dude must be high on something, imagine calling someone else illitrate when he barely makes sense himself. . . orisirisi.

@ topic: wouldn't support Wyclef (I like his music though) myself, whatwith all the controversy surrounding his charity organization and his insatiable lust for customized cars, abeggy, let not the sufferings of Haitians be magnified!

Btw, is this assertion by Pras a fallout of their long standing beef or what? Just asking.

Oh Yes/Clockwork - Juelz Santana

Interesting on-goings on here, I'm inclined to flow with Aigbofa. Yerima is internationally-guilty (sic) till proven innocent.

Chongaiman:
Maybe na d GUS money wey him win na im dey pepper them.

LOL! I suscribe to that.

@ topic: don't know this dude personally but I'd bet some busybody peeps are up 2 no good trying to slander him.

wow, no doubt post of the day!!!

Airplanes - B.O.B, Hayley Williams & Eminem

Interesting read and good writing style, however, OP seems 2 know 2 much 2 be just an observer(junior brother of friend bla, bla, bla).



We ain' kids ya know!

Great Cork:
is this like 69 position?

Hold Yuh - Gyptian Ft. Nicki Minaj

EzeUche:
Last time I checked, Yorubas are Nigerians. I am directing this to all non-Easterners. It does, matter if you are Yoruba, Hausa, Kanuri etc. However, many people in the East, not only Igbos are still bitter at Yorubas for what they see as cowardice from the Yoruba elite who did not keep their end of the bargain.

Plus, it is common knowledge how Yoruba obas went up to the North to thank the Emirs for not targetting their people in the pogroms.

My question was directed at your kinsmen and not you in particular. See quote below, if you're not competent to answer for them simply say so.

Dark1:
Why is the brunt of your (not you, but majority of your kinsmen) bitterness directed at Yorubas and not Nigerians?

What on earth would make me wear such a T-shirt In Nigerian context police is an embodiment of evil and corruption, so what gives?

EzeUche:
A remembrance day for all the Igbos who died in the pogroms in the North and who died following the build up to the Civil War

And finally, an apology from the Nigerian gov't for the crimes that committed against the Eastern populace and not protecting innocent Eastern civilians throughout the country.

Is that so much to ask for? Even Germany apologized to the Jews and they still have remembrance days for the fallen.

Why is the brunt of your (not you, but majority of your kinsmen) bitterness directed at Yorubas and not Nigerians?

darqly:
What were the journalists doing with N3M they claimed the abductors took off them? On the average,they'd each have a million naira in loose change it seems,i had no idea pressmen were that well remunerated.

U peeps don't take time to go through publication before replying, go through it once more.

^^^^ 10/10!!!

Dude, u affirmed urself the pathetic state of naija police, so where lies the solution?

Beaf:
^See below.

That we consider it a national failure (and there are many). We need to dig deep to find out what the root causes are;
Is it connected to 2011? If so, who is involved, police, govs etc?
Is it that Igbo's have been traditionally maligned in the country since the war and react quicker to any negative slide in the country? If so, what should be done to promote equity?
Is it because government (by extension police) is too far away from the people that things have got this far out of hand? If so, should we not be looking at implementing true federalism and bringing govet (and the police) closer to the people?

There are tons of deeper questions we should be really bothered about, not just applying quick bandages to every problem. Nigeria is rickety, because everything is done from Abuja and we've got it all upside down.

As embarrassing as it might seem a quick fix approach would be required to stem the current tide of crimes, while bearing in mind that the root cause of ill-health curently plaguing the nation polity/politics be looked into.

Beaf:
The problem in the East is very different and does not require more than the regular police; except that our police are as failed as the state called Nigeria is.

In view of the bolded above, what would you recommend to arrest the rising kidnap cases in the east?

^^^ Jealousy is unbecoming, my friend!

oyb:
^^

you think a sitting head of state rounding up former leaders and executing them is a revolution    you call that people power

actually, its called a purge - stalin did a lot of that in his time, though iit was of his percieved enemies


we had an administration/junta that tried to do just that idiagbon/buhari

and sadly nigerians were very happy to see them go

Call it what you like, its the aftermath that counts. Are Ghanians presently complaining? Note my reference to Ghana, all thats required is an individual (or group of individuals) willing to steer the Nation in the right direction.

oyb:
^^^^^^

there was a radical change in governement in ghana? did i miss it?

the people rose and toppled the government?

kabila toppled mobutu seseko
taylor toppled samuel doe
the ruf laid waste to sierra leone
we have the lla in congo

those are african revolutionaries - thats what you're campaigning for, if you don't know

I referenced Ghana not that list of countries you've got up there. Pray tell, what would you call what Rawlings did in Ghana?

oyb:
in the final anaylsis that is what most african "revolutions" are - crisies

Ahhhhhhhhhhhh! U used most not all, good. If Ghana can do it, we can do it better!

Bro, nor be so jare. Its just that untill there's a complete reform of all sectors, the wrong sort will always find their way to the helm of affairs.

Btw, nothing do you. I'd vote for you whenever you're ready to contest.

^^^ Hi, how's the unconventional u?

@ topic: Contemplating cloning myself. . . 24hrs can't take care of my activities!

oyb:
yeah we have kidnapping as a major industry in nigeria - bountiful harvest indeed

kudos to the nd youths for providing aspiring entrepreneurs with a new source of income

Would there have been need for the unwanted industry if those entrusted with National affairs weren't bleeped in the head?

~Bluetooth:
you can't eat your cake and have it.if you dont have what it takes to CONTEST and WIN election,then people like wasiu,Turai,basket mouth,tuface,timaya,terry G and other jokers would take over our politics.

Who is the biggest joker? Those u've mentioned above?. . . Those presently ruling us?. . . Or urself

Just asking.

PS: what does it take to win election in Nigeria

@ topic: Nigerian politics/political post is akin to family title. . . . na dem, dem!!!

~Bluetooth:
save your tears and come out to contest against them if you think you are better.how long will you keep complaining.election is coming and there is no law that forbids anybody qualified from contesting.do something to stop the ills.

U want make dem kill the poor boy, abi? Do u have any inkling what it takes to contest and win election in Nigeria?