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@OP Did you stumble upon a sexual scene where an Igbo man recklessly stroked your mother from awkward angle? I must advise you, a naughty fellow, to erase such memory because it has always been a call of nature. |
@Post This article and many others about husbands killing their wives which surfaced to become reader’s delight must be a case of mistaken identity. It has been drummed into my ears by idiotic and ignorant posters to this forum that wife-killing is exclusive machination of Ndigbo. Nigeria indeed is a hopeless bitch and faulty domain. |
If the Internet insults hauled at Bialegend by Nairaland moral hall-watchers are directed at Nigerian institutionalized regressive models such as quota system and federal character crap, a new progressive light would have been shown on the colonial contraption called Nigeria. The same goes to the location of federal government controlled economic infrastructures. There is no acceptable reason for the federal government of Nigeria to deny the people of the defunct Eastern region of Nigeria the international airport in the class of MMA and NAA. |
The dude called Goodluck Ebele Jonathan is a classical Show-Promoter. He loves camera lens. |
It is laughable for anybody to insinuate democracy ever existed in the jungle called Nigeria. Mangled, rigged and shady elections can not tantamount to democracy. |
[quote author=bk/babe90 link=topic=474791.msg6353520#msg6353520 date=1278621363]Man, shut the funck up! I done slapped the hell outta u, pistol whipped u, had "fun" with your gal in your presence, robbed u for everything u got except your adam's apple and beard, and ure still there (in typical biafran fashion) nake.d and threatening fiya and brimstone! Foool!lol. War's about to reach its peak, ure about to get overrun, yet u still foolishly think we're still in the negotiation/bragging phase!lol. You guys will be the death of me. . . . .lol![/quote]I can not believe you dragged the inherent stupidity and drooling ignoramus corpse of your body to this thread. It is very shameful to associate a person with social malady such as larceny and indelible scorn of nature on a family whose offspring publicly proclaimed to be a street urchin. You are a deliberate waste of parental efforts. |
[quote author=bk/babe90 link=topic=475376.msg6352897#msg6352897 date=1278614932]Dede1, ure stepping up big time! You english is getting better by the day! I know it took u all of 4 hrs to write this piece of yours (in your attempts to make sure it was devoid of mistakes), still a lotta "Bombs", but on the whole u stepped up. But, dude, whats with the lies u tried to throw in there of taking the LSAT?!?! Come on now, u really didnt expect nobody to fall for that one, did ya?[/quote]You shall remain an intellectual midget until your lazy arse is hauled to school and off the alley in Harlem, NY. I shall not respond to your irascible comments if you fail to redeem your sorry self from the literary sin you committed on this post. |
Original post was an epitome of political naïveté and myopic. It conjures fool’s theory in elaborated sentences. |
It is very refreshing to know that federal character, quota system and zoning of everything including the PDP’s rotational presidency are coming to abrupt end. I guess Nigerians do not have any need for quota system or federal character any longer. However, I had to remind the seemingly loud proponents to the end rotational presidency in PDP to take very long look at the Nigerian socio-political history on issues concerning elections. Can someone explain to me what has gone wrong with southern Nigerians? I am of the view these goons are not drunk on the current illusionary political wind that seemed to be blowing across the political landscape of Nigeria. PDP was right in bringing sort of political decorum in the process of selecting presidential candidates through the means of political rotation on the axis of northern and southern Nigeria. Now it is apparent the seemingly mitigated chaotic approach to Nigerian presidency installed by PDP is about to be destroyed by self-defecating political highway robbers in Nigeria. |
It is a disgrace to read from Nigerians putting down Nigerians and other Africans on the issue of low IQ. I can not believe what I am reading from these folks who called themselves Africans. No wonder many Nigerians would easily tag someone who can clearly read and write as illiterate simply because he or she is not proficient in grammar. Again, it is unfortunate that few critics had the audacity to invoke the names of countries such Japan, China and Korea in packaging their illogical opinions. The so-called official languages of these countries are not English, French or Spanish. Any form of IQ test modality must be tailored not only in their culture but mother tongue. Anybody who has taken a LSAT examination for Law School in USA must agree that many of the questions have nothing to do with law or academics. My mother will smash any IQ test presented in her mother tongue encompassing daily rigors of everyday life and culture of the people. Many of us have tangled with so-called IQ test and its formant. It was neither setup in our mother tongue nor embraced cultural nuances that occur in our everyday lives. Ask any American or European IQ questions bordering on Palm-wine Tapper, Calabash and Palm tree, they will appear as lost as slowpoke. |
Katsumoto:I think Ojukwu had more important things to attend than the execution of Ken Zaro Wiwa. Since you were one of the attendees at Ken Zaro Wiwa execution gala, could you name another prominent Nigerian in attendance other than Ojukwu? |
Katsumoto:Please do not gravitate to this low. You are better than this conjecture, pal |
@OP The article tried very hard to play a devil’s advocate on the issue of PDP rotational presidency which has no political bearing on what happens in AC, ANPP, PPA or APGA. Any southern politician who is a member of PDP and fails to honor the gentleman agreement of PDP must never be taken seriously and must be viewed as a backstabber. This characterization must also extend to the ethnicity of such unprincipled politician. I am of view that Igbo PDP members will be staying out of the presidential bid because of the rotational agreement not about the charade being fanned by the governors. The governors do not control what Chief Nzeribe or Chief Iwuanyawu does politically. Ndigbo in political parties other than PDP will exercise their political privileges if the opportunity to assume the flag bearer of such parties becomes available. The same northern elements who had appeared to be casting political aspersions on the position of PDP’s rotational presidency will be the first crowd to fall behind the northern united front when push comes to shove. It has happend many times before now. In 2011, PDP and other parties will go through the process of primaries to select their flag bearers in presidential election. I am surprised and ashamed that large cross-sections of Nigerians are behaving in manner that suggests PDP is the only political party in Nigeria. Democracy is a game of number and trust. I am quite sure the southwest zone of Nigeria is not political naïve and would not commit a political blunder that will make it look like bunch of backstabbers to the north. Again, the so-called south-south and middle-belt can not install a president on Nigeria in any democratic election. |
Kobojunkie:As you have erroneously concluded Onlytruth my bosom buddy, where does such scenario identify you, maybe my sworn enemy? At least, you recognized the rare potential Onlytruth brings to the political table. I had rather have Onlytruth as friend than backstabbers. |
Those of you who are fond of making jest of Nwankwo Kanu’s age; I pray human nature shall grant you a hole-in-heart problem so that we can see how young you will look. |
Kobojunkie:Granted you could haven been very sarcastic, but a person would ask what actually informed this illogical crap you spewed. |
I am by no means a fan of Ohakim. However, the poster has shown that he or she could not do better than the fool called Ohakim. Granted the poster raised a solid point of the governor performing only through the pages of newspapers and radio waves, the poster must understand Imo State does not start and end with two local government areas that makeup old Mbano LGA. Ikedi Ohakim was never elected but appointed. It is rather ominous on the part of the poster to invoke the possible political vendetta on section that did not vote for him as if the rogue had patronized any section of the state. He was a miserable loser during the PDP primaries. He is one of the batches of politicians that decamped from PDP to PPA. There is no doubt he is not thinking about second term in office because of incessant instances of maladministration that trails him all over the Imo State. I am of the view that Imo State deserves a better governor than this junk called Ohakim. |
If Goodluck Jonathan runs in 2011, baring any electoral fraud, he will loose the election. So far, he has shown the traits in a person that is very unprincipled. |
Anybody who thinks that two-year ban of super eagles of Nigeria would either stamp out corruption in NFF or improve soccer skills of Nigerian youths is a bloody fool. The support of this silly and idiotic ban of super eagles amounts to sour loser syndrome. If prudence means anything to melancholic Nigerians, super eagles should have been disbanded before and after their lethargic performance during the qualifying stages. Had the thoughtless government of Goodluck Jonathan remained watchful over the progress of the super eagles, the money wasted on the futile adventure toward South Africa 2010 would have been avoided. |
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