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I seriously do not understand the joyous expressions on the faces of people of Imo State on mere declaration of free education in the state by Rochas Okorocha. As a matter of fact, this so-called education theme is overhyped. I guess educated masses need jobs. As much as I liked the sound made by education, I prefer the sound made by job. The ratio of jobs/graduates available in Imo State is staggering in favor of joblessness.

@OP

I guess your ignorance could be pardoned since you do not know the meaning of education. You still can redeem your self from this public embarrassment by rephrasing the title of the post. By the way, the first education anybody received is via mother when she directed a newly born baby to the ni-pple of her br.east.

Wislet:
U know, i used to think u had some sense, but clearly i was mistaken. U hav disgraced yourself here wit your hatred toward Igbo men. U have already told us none of your daughters will marry one, so now, wat is your obsession with them still? U must be really silly. Wat about yoruba men that hit their wives? Has that made me or everyone conclude that ALL your men must be wife beaters? If u dont have anything meaningful to say girl, keep shut.

A matter of disgrace to her delusional embodiment is an understatement. She had previously claimed Igbo men reduced her to a “banging tool” and the men are “rough bangers”. Any girl or woman who experienced the banging spirit of Igbo man would not allow her daughters to marry one.

The ambassador should have included public unclothedness in addition to alleged beating of the estranged wife to signify complete devoice from the foolish woman.

I shall resent the silly ideas the Europeans and Americans are trying very hard to stick to the mental consciousness of Africans with respect to marriage. Marriage in African setting means a totally different thing to Europeans and to certain extent Americans. Nigeria is foolishly indulging in every crap Europeans and Americans vomited. What a hopeless country.  

Any husband of Africans descent, if physically capable to beat his wife who tramples upon the traditions that form a marriage in Africa’s cultural setting, has every right to caution his wife, including slapping.    

In Africa, wives do not become husbands as evidenced in European and American culture. The fools from Europe and America are doing everything humanly possible to destroy the institution called marriage. It is not an easy walk for a man to undergo the traditional and cultural rituals required to establish one as husband only for the wife to turn herself into husband. I say God forbids such nonsense.

The ambassador should have included public unclothedness on top of the beating on the estranged wife to signify complete devoice from the foolish woman.

@OP

The adoption of Hausa language by a London retailer should not be surprise to any sound thinking Nigerian. The British people are not stupid as they actually knew which ethnic group or related ethnic groups which had looted and continue to loot Nigeria bare.

FACE:
In your own thinking, Enugu , Nsukka etc also fell because the Igbo people there cooperated with the Nigerian forces. Laffing at Nigeria using submarines to penetrate Oron and Calabar.

Calabar fell as a result of tactical error, less hardware and the support Gowon received from Ahidjo, which Biafra did not envisage.

As per Ibibio people, all I can say is that many of them stood side by side in the trenches with their Biafran counterparts, giving as much as they were getting and even more.

Ndi Igbo have shouldered the consequences of the war alone and survival instincts made their natural allies to keep their distance. The Ibibios have intermingled with and married Ndi Igbo from God knows when. My grand dad married an Ibibio woman as far back as 1917 and her own parents also lived in Umuahia within the same period.

My Uncle was in Calabar sector when Calabar fell. He was a 2nd Lt in Biafran army and his section covered retreating Biafran forces. One of their last stand points was at SPC Calabar, where De Martin stood fighting for more than three days before pulling out. He had nothing negative to say about his Ibibio colleagues.

Your assertions about PH do not deserve any response.

Please Bros do not even attempt to educate the deluded nincompoop. I had love the idea of watching such misguided maggots wallow infinitely in their ignorance.

@HTML5


I had the urge to unload selective insults on your moniker but realized that morons beget morons. I should blame the school of thought that led you to believe the conjectural craps you posted about defunct eastern region and Biafra. Of course, Biafra was defeated and tendencies to deny any involvement in war on the Biafra side are abound among non-Igbo of eastern region who are expecting crump leftovers from the victorious side. However, these turncoats should be reminded that Nigeria is in transition. Could the ethnic group of HTML5 believe that Bakassi would have been ceded to Cameroon by agents of victorious Nigeria?

I have never for one day doubted the fact Nigeria must come to end suddenly.
The postulations you made about the Port Harcourt as Ikwerre land, the claim of Igbo by Ikwerre to avoid massacre and easy capture of riverine areas of defunct eastern region of Nigeria by Nigerian vandals are proves that no good comes out of foolish mind. I can not attribute this wanton display of stupidity to your parents because they could be innocent of your idiotic transgressions on naira land.

2mch:
Dede Has been desperately trying to hit it (Ileke-Idi). Dede won die ontop young blood. Even papa like better thing

This is a culpable insult on a “world class” such as me. I wonder if Ileke-ide could deserve a second glance from me. As for papas, people of my lineage maintain first rate companions.

Ibime:
Abeg make una post the pics of Ileke Idi's mammaries make I judge for myself. I will not take SEFAGO's word for it without pictorial evidence!

Secondly, I must give it up to Dede1, who I know to be in his 60's. If a man that age could scoff at a young voluptuous specimen like Ileke-Ide, then such a man must still be vigorously active despite advancing years. Most men his age would accept anyone that would open the cookie jar for them regardless of looks!

Bros, your post is a good one. But do not let my knack for rare knowledge, including anatomy of woman, confuse you on age estimation. I hope you realized "the child who traveled far and wide is said to be more knowledgeable then old man who sits at home”

As for beautiful ladies, I go by the saying about bikinis. I have seen more than my fair share.

ak47mann:
so if she present those big rounded boo-bs in your face can you still talk

Who get boo-bs, Ileke-ide? Please do not be deceived by the punctures under her moniker. She is far from acceptance.

SEFAGO:
Rhinodumb

I dont understand why you murder grammar in the name of typing from a handset. This one too much.


No spelling was involved in that IQ test thats for sure.

A virgin in his 40s is a virgin forever. You are still a virgin if you dont know that women with massive bo-oobies like Ileke-idi are objectively more attractive that other women. Check out her melons men, you will understand. Even Papa Grammarticology like you should be able to appreciate them. Thats why I am nice to her, in the hope that one day I will be able to suck them to the fullest of my satisfaction.

As for Kobo, what can I say in  her defence? Well you just have to tape her mouth and I am sure she will be fine.

I did not know women endowed with oversized lips such as Ileke-ide could knock your knees. The two naira land ubiquitous ladies mentioned in your post can not make a blind man’s plate. Do not make me question your sense of value.

[quote author=Rhino.5dm link=topic=675630.msg8398144#msg8398144 date=1306423465]Let me school you small. Call my attention incase you are lost. Expect my post bit by bit cos i will doing that from my handset.

That profession is NOT thought in school yet so even if you hit google search, you have a zero return. . .  we have no certification body. So you will be disappointed when you want search for that. we are recognise by US government. Remember i once stated that i help in the development of a particular military hardware for US defence as a sub-sub contractor. . .[/quote]I am all ears and hope you will indulge. I know about geodetic, geometric, geotechnical and even graphic engineering. However I shall need all your backwater expertise to understand “geometry engineering”. But granted you are a bona fide transient, you can claim to be the son of Alaafin. Nothing is too big for you.  Talking about hardware, where you involved with machine design, fabrication, 3D graphic design and structural integration?
I have known you type before you navigated your way to this forum. I guess “advance geometry engineering" landed you into crude oil bunkering. You are one complete Olodo.

[quote author=Rhino.5dm]I throw in my towel.

Rhino: Ondo state(origin), affliated to Bauchi, based in lagos and currently staying in Jigawa.

Marital status: recently married

IQ scores: 149!

Intrest: war games & military hardware.

Dislike: oppression of the masses by government.

Ideology: Progressive tendency.

Profession: Mechanical Engr & Advanced Geometry Engr.

Difficulties: NONE.


Bigotry: Not Applicable.

Employment status: Well paid .

Political association: CPC (Sai general Buhari!)

Views about NL: Very good place to improve diction. I have learnt alot and i have done that pretty fast.

National call: Battle ready.

So i guess you should be happy now.[/quote]It is unfortunate this deranged maggot has the effrontery to insult engineers and probably gets away with it. What the hell is geometry engineering or engineer?

SEFAGO:
I already made the necessary adjustment. I am already aware that Naija women are not world class by any standards and so using such an outlook would give them low grades.

Okay is good. Relative to Tpia and Kobo how would you rate her? And her bo-obies as big as that of Ileke-idi? Be more descriptive my friend, I dont have much to go by.

Wait until they hit the 30s. They look like badly spread pancake.

What an indelible insult to view Nigerian women who were decorated by audacious hands of God through the prisms of ugliness stood up by Ileke-idi and Kobojunkie? 

@POST

The problem starts and ends with Nigeria. The country termed as Nigeria is filled with “Semi-illiterate vagabonds” to borrow the phrase of previous poster. This nonsensical display could have been avoided if Nigeria’s law enforcement agents stick to the dictates of statuary codes that established them. The police, custom officials and army have no business stopping anybody carrying goods that have been processed at the port of entry unless there is a case of reported stolen goods and only investigative officers have right to question a citizen.

I read a report where a lady was shot by custom officers in Calabar city because the lady refused to part with bribe over the goods she bought at Tinapia or whatever it is called. The custom’s authority ends at the port of entry.

agabaI23:
, Itozugo

Nwanna asim ka mkpoturu gi

[quote author=ekt_bear link=topic=671417.msg8367466#msg8367466 date=1306000883]Let me spell it out very SLOWLY and CAREFULLY for you, since you are a m.oron. That oath taken? In particular, this sentence:

However you want to interpret it, it doesn't constitute a loss of previous citizenship. That is the whole point of these series of US Supreme Court rulings.

Lol. So that you take is evidence of dual citizenship in the US not being permitted? That dual citizens are expected to use their US passport to enter the US? You are a dumbass. We are done speaking.

I dunno why I bother arguing with dumbasses like you. Not a very productive use of time.[/quote]You are a fool of irredeemable case. All I have shown you came from the link the lamb dung such as you cited. The Supreme Court decisions do not necessarily set aside all USA laws or directives pertaining to a case or subject, Olodo.

[quote author=ekt_bear link=topic=671417.msg8367363#msg8367363 date=1305999511]^-- My posts were to debunk the stupidity posted here:
At least from the American side, it should be clear from the posts above that what you posted is 100% wrong. . . . that oath in no way is a renouncement of foreign citizenship. As the US Supreme Court rulings have made clear.

So you are arguing that the supreme court of Nigeria "can and should rule" that all such people who took that oath (i.e., all naturalized Nigerian-Americans) have forfeighted their Nigerian citizenship?

This is what you expect to happen?

Lemme put it this way. . . I hope that you aren't holding your breath for that outcome.[/quote]This is a display of acute ignorance. Included in the link you submitted are these:

“A person who is considered a citizen by more than one nation has dual citizenship. It is possible for a United States citizen to have dual citizenship, for example by birth in the United States to a parent who is a citizen of a foreign country. Anyone who becomes a naturalized U.S. citizen is required to renounce any prior citizenship during the naturalization ceremony; however, this renunciation may not necessarily be considered effective by the country of prior citizenship.
United States citizens are required by federal law to identify themselves with a U.S. passport, not with any foreign passport, when entering the US. The Supreme Court case of Afroyim v. Rusk declared that a U.S. citizen did not lose his citizenship by voting in an election in a foreign country, or by acquiring foreign citizenship, if such acts did not require him to explicitly renounce his U.S. citizenship.”


If the USA Supreme Court case you cited had allowed unalloyed dual citizenship, the concerned citizens should be allowed into USA with the passport of another country.

You lacked basic comprehensible pedigree which made you an irrepressible dullard.

[quote author=ekt_bear link=topic=671417.msg8367258#msg8367258 date=1305998137]How on earth am I selectively choosing statements? I'm choosing ruling from the Supreme Court of the US. The final arbiter on the law of this land. Of what relevance is any other authority?
Are you being s.tupid here on purpose, or trolling like ndu_chucks? In the former case, I suggest you educate yourself about this topic. Reread more slowly what has been posted already regarding the laws. If the latter, then I'll ignore you.
Of course, this is obvious. I stated this already.

However, the point of my post was to debunk silly statements like this[/quote]I guess the person who has exhibited stupidity in this argument and lack of comprehension is you. It is either you do not understand the connotation of USA Supreme Court case you cited or you failed to see it did not deliberate on the renunciation subject or the oath administered during naturalization ceremony. Despite the case you citied, the oath ceremony is till administered to naturalized citizens today.

Again, the case simply stated  that naturalized citizens of USA are free to return to the country of birth and enjoy all privileges yet return as a citizen of USA. This ruling does not say anything about renunciation of citizenship as held by Nigeria or USA in that matter.

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=671432.msg8366816#msg8366816 date=1305993475]What a question![/quote]Do you mean screwing is not part of your life or what you did behind closed doors should not be made public?

[quote author=ekt_bear link=topic=671417.msg8367051#msg8367051 date=1305996007]@Dede1:
I am not claiming that because the US allows dual citizenship, Nigeria must allow the same.

But the point is that, contrary to the misleading and erroneous posts of both you and ndu_chucks, Ajumobi did NOT resign his Nigerian citizenship by virtue of becoming a naturalized American (if he in fact is an American citizen now, something he denies.)[/quote]It is unfortunate you select a statement that pleases your plank of argument. But you chose to overlook the fact Ajimobi can not enjoy every privilege a citizen in good standing gets in USA because he has skeletons in closet by his stealth allegiance to Nigeria.

The link you posted did not deny the fact any naturalized USA citizen renounces the citizenship of another country during citizenship ceremony. Whether USA enforces such clause or not is very irrelevant. Further, the article stated the fact America allows dual citizenship does compel another country to accept it.

What USA does with its enforcement of citizenship has no legal bearing on Nigeria.

@ekt_bear

I did not know when Nigeria becomes one of the states that made up USA. There is no doubt USA allows dual citizenship especially with Israel but there no instances in Nigerian constitution, foreign ministry directives or act of NAS which encouraged dual citizenship.

If USA enacts law that allows open gay marriage for its citizens, such act does not compel a citizen of USA to visit Nigeria with the comforts of open gay marriage.

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=671432.msg8364979#msg8364979 date=1305969845][size=18pt]DISGUSTING![/size][/quote]What is disgusting, the post, poster or screwing by Oladimeji Sabur Bankole?

Mba na eji eze ari elu amarala osisi na eluilu.

Ana egbu oji (okosisi) isi na ekweke.

Mgbabo uzo na eri aja

Amu guzoro ya dika oga akwa oji (Okosisi)

Anaghi eji ututu ama njo ahia

Ofeke anaghi ahu igwe

Ana aso nwanyi otule ukwu a anya owu ya ga anara onwe ya.