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Politics › Re: Will Yorubas support Buhari/Ribadu without Bakare/Adeola? by Dede1(m): 11:02pm On Mar 12, 2011
[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=622023.msg7899316#msg7899316 date=1299966858]LOL dont mind Dede1. . . . I know he's messing around and I'm bored myself tongue
Very far. . . .2000 miles estimation.
According to Dede1, they're not my pics oh.[/quote]My mission to this forum is to attempt to stop arrogation of unfounded fallacy to one’s credibility. It was unfortunate that the lady from Ekiti accepted accolade from falsified machination.
Politics › Re: Will Yorubas support Buhari/Ribadu without Bakare/Adeola? by Dede1(m): 10:55pm On Mar 12, 2011
[quote author=eku_bear link=topic=622023.msg7899293#msg7899293 date=1299966654]@Ileke-Idi: I would suggest you stay very far away from Dede1. If you value your life, at least. Crazy old men who yammer like him. . . we've seen this script before, and it never ends well lipsrsealed[/quote]Since you are a puppy I suggest you stay away from senior’s joke.
Politics › Re: Will Yorubas support Buhari/Ribadu without Bakare/Adeola? by Dede1(m): 10:45pm On Mar 12, 2011
[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=622023.msg7899208#msg7899208 date=1299965937]Yes oh. . . . it shouldnt be surprising to you that a Yoruba would rather trust the words of an "Alhaji" than that one of a son of Ojukwu. . .  . more of an expected scene than a "scene for the fools" grin grin grin

Ohhh this legs hot oh lmao. . . . cheesy cheesy . . . .hairless, perfectly shaped kissable thighs ohhh  cheesy cheesy cheesy[/quote]I guess someone needs to wake you up from the deep slumber. The description you put across does not come close to depiction on the profile picture. Mind you, pictures do not lie.  grin grin grin
Politics › Re: Will Yorubas support Buhari/Ribadu without Bakare/Adeola? by Dede1(m): 10:35pm On Mar 12, 2011
[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=622023.msg7899045#msg7899045 date=1299964582]But ofcourse I do. . . .  how else could I be majoring in a Gymnastic degree? Flip up and down, cartwheel, backflip etc? cheesy

So I guess this convo is over? I know you missed me, o ma se cheesy cheesy
kiss[/quote]Please spare me the crap of being endowed with measured anatomy. I have been around and more so in Yoruba land.  

What an irony of faith. You are getting compliments on legs or lack thereof from Alhaji of all people.  I guess it is a scene for the fools. grin grin grin
Politics › Re: Will Yorubas support Buhari/Ribadu without Bakare/Adeola? by Dede1(m): 10:11pm On Mar 12, 2011
[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=622023.msg7898957#msg7898957 date=1299963933]I'd have to own some muscled yam legs to fit into those fake aba made products. And I'm not a fan of a shoe wearing out on me on the 10th step. I understand that something that looks like a cow chewed up is to your taste, but I prefer to stay away from aba-made shoes. Hope you understand and stop obsessing over my legs lol, oh yea, I remember "they werent mines" grin

Am sure when you got to that jungle, [i]instinct [/i]had you swinging from one branch to another grin grin[/quote]I guess your instincts know better than mine. After all, you are from the jungle. By the way, stop being delusional about legs because you certainly do not have them. grin grin
Politics › Re: Will Yorubas support Buhari/Ribadu without Bakare/Adeola? by Dede1(m): 10:01pm On Mar 12, 2011
[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=622023.msg7898812#msg7898812 date=1299962833]I actually take your word for it sha. From your posts, you sound  like you spend your time/days obsessing over the latest female shoes, no be shoe you dey sell for your [i]pkali [/i]aba shop?

As for living in Yorubaland, but of course, tell us sth we cant prove. For all we know, you have the right to rep mushin/ ajegunle like e be your papa's land.[/quote]If the lady in your profile picture had worn an Aba-made shoe, we should not be talking about cheap shoe now.

On a serious note, when I lived in Lagos and traveled through Ijebu-Ode to Akure, entire Ekiti was a backwater piece of jungle except for one tarred road and can not be compared with mushin/ajegunle.
Politics › Re: Will Yorubas support Buhari/Ribadu without Bakare/Adeola? by Dede1(m): 9:40pm On Mar 12, 2011
[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=622023.msg7898706#msg7898706 date=1299961829]I was born Ekiti, so the eye-splitting body was blessedly passed on cool
LOL Sorry, payless is too much money o. Can you imagine a $12 shoe? Well you really cant. . . . your salvation-army kabukabu will never make my plate either.
Now, are we done with this conversation?[/quote]Done with this conversation? Not that fast baby. I lived in Yoruba land for years including Ekiti. So I beg of you to desist from the Ekiti crap because I knew my game. As of the shoe, the weakest link in your profile picture is the shoe. Four inches on cheap composite material is dumb.
Politics › Re: Will Yorubas support Buhari/Ribadu without Bakare/Adeola? by Dede1(m): 9:26pm On Mar 12, 2011
[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=622023.msg7898632#msg7898632 date=1299961184]Lol ok oh. That pix was actually taken with numerous others, posted on a NL shoe thread. <BTW, I invest in shoes, I know where to get a great male stilettos for your short height>. That said, I love the idea of toying with you. . . .part of my charming "deceptive and dubious" nature. duh.

can you just imagine this Igbo boy calling me deceptive, ewooo![/quote]Here you go again with a running mouth. I do not think a lady who buys shoes from payless will ever make my plate. You do not have it and you are already trying to knock the wall over. What could have happened if you had been endowed with eye-splitting body?
Politics › Re: Will Yorubas support Buhari/Ribadu without Bakare/Adeola? by Dede1(m): 9:12pm On Mar 12, 2011
[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=622023.msg7898557#msg7898557 date=1299960450]Oh really? Then I guess they're yours huh[/quote]You can fool many people but me. I can easily discern a lady who can not make a blind man's plate. They are usually deceptive and dubious.
Politics › Re: Dangote Vs Ibeto, Who Is Actually Richer ? by Dede1(m): 9:01pm On Mar 12, 2011
Expose the former Heads of State of Nigeria who used the so-called Dangote, Adenuaga, Arumeme, Jimoh Ibrahim, Otedola and Kase Lawal as fronts to siphon away Nigeria’s money; the so-called billionaires will look like houseboys. None of the so-called Billionaires has steady history of how they acquired the wealth.
Politics › Re: Will Yorubas support Buhari/Ribadu without Bakare/Adeola? by Dede1(m): 8:50pm On Mar 12, 2011
The answer to the question poster posed is capital NO. However, I suggest you come to this issue after the election. We should probably talk about the U-turn in support of a certain candidate.

And for those who thought the thighs or legs in Ileke-idi’s profile belong to her are really jackasses.
Politics › Re: Pictures Don't Lie, What Money Cannot Buy! by Dede1(m): 3:02pm On Mar 11, 2011
From these pictures, it appears that most school-aged young men do not attend school in the northern region of Nigeria. Instead of staying in classrooms while studying, it seems they are very busy attending political rallies of Buhari.
Politics › Re: If Jonathan Rigs The Election We Will Experience What Happened In Egypt-- Bakare by Dede1(m): 2:40pm On Mar 11, 2011
Bakare is loudmouthed con artist.
Politics › Re: Owelle Rochas Okorocha Involvement With Thugs by Dede1(m): 2:37pm On Mar 11, 2011
I prefer anything including the sectional party called ACN to Ohakim and PDP in Imo State. Ohakim should not be allowed another year as governor of Imo State.
Politics › Re: Winners Chapel Pastor Murder: Rochas Under Investigation by Dede1(m): 2:09pm On Mar 11, 2011
Why should a pastor get involve in Nigerian partisan politics? Most of none mainstream pastors of religious groups in Nigeria are con men. It takes one fool to notice another. The pastor must be a member of Ogboni Society in order to pick out a person from the society as a member of such group. By the way, what does Ogboni Society have with good governance?  Politics is a dangerous tangle of web that exudes perils on every turn. 

Any reasonable fellow who have waddled through the thorny paths of Nigerian politics must know that Rochas Okorocha should not be 500ft to the so-called religious fellow who had subjected him to slanderous caricature.   

I am not comfortable in making wild accusations and will desist from one at this moment. However, the last thing I had wished for Imo State is another four years of party-switching con man swindler such as Ohakim.

Ohakim, as a governor of Imo State, has introduced political behaviors alien to people of Igbo land. He has found favor in flogging people who had dissenting views about his government in Imo State. He has turned himself into a demi-god that deals with anybody who dares to use the road when his on the road. I do honestly believe that what looks like a despicable political murder in Owerri points to the wave of atrocities committed by Ohakim's government.
Politics › Re: Analysis Of Ohaneze Pride Of Lagos by Dede1(m): 2:47pm On Mar 10, 2011
@Alj Uche

Have you ever shipped container of good to Nigeria? Do you no know the guiding policies involved in shipping goods to certain seaports in Nigeria? Does it occur to you there are deep water seaports orchestrated by federal government policy on dredging
Politics › Re: "if They Rig, We'll Kill Them There-adams Oshiomole by Dede1(m): 2:38pm On Mar 10, 2011
@POST


I do not pay any slightest mind to statements of bravado made by bleeding cowards such as Adams Oshiomole. When things get to shooting war, such tough-talking southern Nigeria minnow will be the first to surrender himself to the feet of the tyrants from northern Nigeria. In addition, he will then remember that his mother hails from Jigewa.
Celebrities › Re: Are These Girls The Ugliest Nollywood Actors? by Dede1(m): 5:00pm On Mar 09, 2011
stillwater:
Lol. cheesy tongue
You can laugh to hell if you desired. It is clear no director who still breaths the air will request your ugly behind to control a microphone while shooting a movie. I bet you can not secure a clown’s part in any Nollywood films.
Politics › Re: Why Is The Federal Govt Killing Tinapa? by Dede1(m): 12:00am On Mar 09, 2011
The argument for or against TINAPA and trade terminologies such as EPZ, FTZ or TFZ would have made sense if Nigeria is a country. It is really funny that people are trying very hard to associate humanly protocols for exchange of goods and services with a jungle such as Nigeria.
Politics › Re: Military or Civilian Rule in Nigeria . . . by Dede1(m): 7:28am On Mar 08, 2011
I am for any system of government that will see to the well-being of subjects, brings socio-politico-economic growth, encourages entrepreneurship, supports infrastructural development, upholds the inalienable rights of the citizens and weighs heavily on education.
Politics › Re: Can Democracy Work In Africa? by Dede1(m): 5:38am On Mar 08, 2011
If democracy is democracy as some contributors who would want us to believe, I say any government of the people, by the people and for the people is democracy. Who the hell is the fool that will tell certain group of people that what they had is not democracy because it probably did not meet the skewed expectations of an onlooker?   


By the way, democracy had worked in certain areas of Africa before the Europeans carved the continent into bits to suit their colonial interests.
Politics › Re: Patience Jonathan: My Fellow Widows by Dede1(m): 5:30am On Mar 08, 2011
Good English language my foot. If you do not understand what the first lady Patience Jonathan speaks as a language, Queen’s English or Pigeon English, I say take a hike.

She is a typical Nigerian woman and being a first lady does not remove a local mannerism from her. If she speaks grammar like the Hon. Patrick from Edo State, these whiners will still complain. Nigerians are bunch of ingrates.
Celebrities › Re: Are These Girls The Ugliest Nollywood Actors? by Dede1(m): 10:14pm On Mar 04, 2011
stillwater:
Rotflmao!!!!!

They are not ugly. It's just the mgbeke spirit. Not even money can remove that thing from your body.
The twin sisters are better than you in every phase of human anatomy. Even mentally, you can not clean their shoes.
Politics › Re: Gov Orji Walks Out Of Political Debate!can It Affect His Election? by Dede1(m): 8:53pm On Mar 04, 2011
seanet02:
A vote for Ribadu is a vote for Progress, a vote for Ribadu is a vote for Improved Standard of Living, a vote for Ribadu is a vote for Economic Development, a vote for Ribadu is a vote for Positive Transformation, a vote for Ribadu is a vote for Massive Industrialization, a vote for for Ribadu is a vote for The Banishment of Corruption and Looting, a vote for Ribadu is a vote for Agricultural Revolution. Vote Nuhu Ribadu for 2011 Presidential Elections and Get the Real Dividends of Democracy. He is the change we need. Don't vote for looters in disguise, don't vote for Former Dictators that will make life unbearable for Human Right Oriented People. Vote Nuhu Ribadu for President 2011. The time is now, it is Possible. Nuhu Ribadu for sure.
You are clueless as usual. Ribadu is a fortunate fraud and I urge you to stay away from him so as to be visited with redemption.
Politics › Re: George Orwell Must Have Been Thinking About Nigeria When He Wrote Animal Farm! by Dede1(m): 8:41pm On Mar 04, 2011
@POST

If it took long time and lavished resources to make the original poster of the thread and fellow cronies to realize that Nigeria is a cesspit and worse than the fictitious “Animal Farm” by George Orwell, then poster and his/her happy jackasses are worse than clueless.
Politics › Re: Efcc Exposed: Why Is Farida Waziri Still Chairman? by Dede1(m): 7:10pm On Mar 03, 2011
@POST

When did Nigeria become one of states in USA or geographical constituencies in UK? Although Nigeria sucks, it is still sovereign entity and must be respected by foreign spies parading as embassy staffers.
Politics › Re: Bankole, Daniel Escape Death In Helicopter Crash ! by Dede1(m): 5:25pm On Mar 03, 2011
seanet02:
Making sense for the First Time!!!
For the first time the overbearing yoke of tribalism allowed you to view facts through a rational state of mind. It is a good progressive growth on your part. Please keep it up!!!
Politics › Re: Bankole, Daniel Escape Death In Helicopter Crash ! by Dede1(m): 4:14pm On Mar 03, 2011
Granted that this is a mere Emergency landing instead of crash landing, the later would have been cherished. The people in corridor of power should be forced to travel on the death traps called roads in Nigeria. Poor Nigerians perish on those death traps all over Nigeria and the bloody fools parading as government officials fly over the death traps to avoid the unforeseen contingencies that await the hapless travelers on the Nigerian roads.
Politics › Re: April Polls: Lynch anybody who attempts to rig, Buhari tells Nigerians by Dede1(m): 3:58pm On Mar 03, 2011
If the “lynch statement” allegedly credited to Muhamandu Buhari is true by slight of imagination, I say Nigeria is a total cesspit to have such fellow as a presidential candidate to lead the country.

Mahumandu Buhari is a living example from acts of nepotism that saw Nigeria in its present state of socio-political awkward predicament. Buhari should encourage Nigerians to lynch anybody such as himself who has ruled the Nigeria and embezzled public fund.

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