₦airaland Forum

BlueDiva:
Are you R-e-t-a-r-d-e-d?
By the way, i'm married and know my duties.

Your reply shows you're dyslexic.
A smart and WISE person knows i'm saying it's the wife duty to take care of her hubby.

Next time keep your dumb comments to yourself.
Try attending a special needs school first before commenting.

BlueDiva:
From the questions i see on NL,
I can conclude that,

Most posters are still very young.
Most are from dysfunctional homes  ( a home where the mom does her duties, it will reflect on the kids reasoning and attitude)
Most are immature.
Most are plain dull/silly.
Most live in a fantasy world. Too much watching off Super sweet sixteen and the Kardashians.

snowdrops:
A presidentless country

Kobojunkie:
Better still, pretend Atiku was still VP, do you think this yar adua case would have gone this far without a word or two from him ? Would Lukman had not taken this very demand seriously?

hollandis:
When I am online,I am online because of you,when I log on to nairaland,I log out if you are not there.I cherish every conversation we've had.I look forward to getting closer in the year 2010

I love u babe no matter what, you are the best friend i have always got, love you loads

Merry Christmas

slimes:
Jonathan is a weakling!

0hsisi:
and someone said Igbos were not going home?

safeact:
Vp may not be able 2do anything,he is an acting president. [/b]It would have been silly 4him 2give out orders when he nos he is a bit handicarp 2 exercise full powers over them. Act safely 4ur life and d people around u dis xtmas.

german007:
[b]LOL, Which one be amala politics.?

Flavio:
I still cant comprehend how a dismissed policeman made it to the goverment house.

EMMYD01:
My friend ,am not in any way fighting u,am only giving ikeolowa advice because i see that she's getting angry about d way u reply d post.

Can u kindly explain to me what was wrong with the way i replied the post?? this u av not answered. i asked u in my previous post.

So pls don't behave like child hear,

I laugh . i now fully understand who i am dealing with.

grow up cos i was not talking 2 u.

of cos u were reffering to me, only I, You and Ikelowa have been active so far on this thread so if u were not reffering to me in this context then who? ok, let me ask u this question>> would u have posted those words of urs in dat ur first post on this thread if u avnt seen my coments??

Don't turn nairaland 2 a fighting place.

how am i doing that?? even if i am are u seun to determine what and what should go on on nairaland??


If u have anything 2 contribute 2 d question in d post pls post it,not dat u will now say u don't have anything 2 say,so y do u reply if u don't have anything meaningful.grow up,i'm not fighting

Of cos i thought i had something to contribute but i felt before doing so let me ask for more clarrification from the poster. the response came and i concluded within myself that my initial contribution wont help and immediately apologised for falsely raising the poster's hopes. i think its obvious to both of us who exactly is suppose to grow up. Just dont meddle suddenly in affairs u dont fully av all facts.

na wa ooo, see how my good intentions are being rubbished on my face. GOD DEY!!!!!

ikelowa:
since u can't help.why not keep the bleeping blabbing mouth!!!!

ezeagu:
Saturday, 19 December 2009

Nigeria Rebels Attack Oil Pipeline

Armed men in the Niger delta of Nigeria say they have attacked an oil pipeline overnight, putting a two-month truce with the government in doubt.
A faction of the Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta said it attacked the pipeline.
A spokesman said it was because the government was delaying peace talks due to the absence of ill President Umaru Yar'Adua, who is in Saudi Arabia.
Attacks have cost Nigeria millions in lost revenue over the years.
The faction said, in an e-mailed statement, that the "warning strike" was carried out by 35 men on five boats with assault rifles, rocket launchers and heavy-calibre machine guns.
It said the pipeline was in Abonemma, about 50km (30 miles) west of Port Harcourt.
Nigeria's military has not commented on the attack.
Peace talks were suspended when President Yar'Adua was hospitalised in late November in Saudi Arabia.
Mend said it would review the ceasefire within 30 days.
"While the Nigerian government has conveniently tied the advancement of talks on the demands of this group to a sick president, it has not tied the repair of pipelines, exploitation of oil and gas as well as the deployment and re-tooling of troops in the region to the president's ill health," it said.

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BBC News