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PoliticsRe: Lagos Girls Versus Governor Fashola by denex: 11:39am On Aug 11, 2007
@kitaun

Hmmm. The CP needs to come forward and say "O it's Fashiola that sent me"?


Fashiola's wife is running a campaign against indecent exposure and "nude dressing" for the past few weeks, then suddenly, policemen start arresting these girls. I wonder if these two events could be linked in any way.


Please leave all those plenty theories of schemes and plots. I don't even know the party Jimi Agbaje belongs to. If I was out against the ACTION CONGRESS, I would be claiming the elections were rigged not that the man is dull.
Getting Fashiola impeached does not remove the AC from power. So stop theorising of a higher plot here. There is none.

Fashiola just cannot impose his family values on Lagosians. What next? Will he later ban chicken and burger because his family doesn't eat them and because they can cause high blood pressure and even death?

By the way, refer the aje buttah story to someone else not me.



@Afam

so exposing the thighs and laps is decent?

What about exposing the armpits?

How about exposing the vagina itself? Is that decent too?

I just want to show you how difficult it is to define what is decent dressing among women. In some parts of the world even exposing the hair and the ankles are indecent.


Then what about decent dressing in men? Should men be allowed to wear sleeveless shirts in public?

Should men wear shorts? Or sports wear that can show their penis dangling?



Decent and Indecent dressings are difficult to define. And even when they have been defined, they must come into law before we should support them.

Shebi the law is the people's rule which they willingly choose to live by? If it is passed into law with due consultation of the members of the House with their constituencies and a majority vote shows that most Lagosians want this law, then why not?


@kitaun

well defined? Indeed!
PoliticsRe: Why Are There So Many Homosexuals In The North? by denex: 11:05am On Aug 11, 2007
By the way for those of you relating this to HIV and Islam, una don come again!

In Nigeria, available statistics show that Christians are about 2% more likely to be HIV positive than their muslim counterparts.

http://gateway.nlm.nih.gov/MeetingAbstracts/102277555.html




And those that are saying there is prevalence of homosexuality in Islamic countries, I wonder if you've heard of Catholic and Anglican priests with little boys.


Homosexuality is everywhere but I thing Asia and Africa are the only continents lagging behind.


@Paw-Paw

guy bone O! Mythology has a way of repeating itself.
PoliticsRe: Why Are There So Many Homosexuals In The North? by denex: 10:48am On Aug 11, 2007
@Paw-Paw & folem

If I hate gay people naturally, then it is justified because not only are they sinning to the level that can make God destroy the earth, but they are also committing a very serious crime and I hate criminals too.

@Paw-Paw

gay people haven't left us alone. Why should we leave them alone? They've approached me more than twice. Once when I was in school in Kano, but funny enough, it wasn't a Hausa guy. I warned that one and left him. Second time, one white guy in PROFLEX Gym in V.I in '99 that one didn't go without a skin-reddening, thunder slap.

And please, abeg, those of us wey no know wetin we dey talk, make we desist from big-big grammar.
Seun still allows pidgin english, hausa, yoruba and igbo on this forum. So don't kill yourselves trying to display you sero-pseudo lingual prowess.
PoliticsRe: Lagos Girls Versus Governor Fashola by denex: 10:15am On Aug 11, 2007
@Keziah

did you read through my posts at all?
How dare you come in here and be correcting these people?

If after all I've said, if after all others have contributed, some people still think Fashiola is the right Fashion Police, then I believe they deserve to wallow in their ignorance. They've earned it.
PoliticsRe: Japan Remembers Hiroshima Today by denex: 9:56pm On Aug 10, 2007
@texazzpete

I'm tired of you. I really am tired.

I said you downplayed an issue you said you didn't. But there you were in your own quote of you saying "if you think the bombing in Hiroshima was the worst thing that happened, "

I really wouldn't want to overstress that because I'm really tired. Honestly I am.


On the US bridge collapse, you quoted me but failed to see where I indicated that it was John Stewart that made those comments on his comedy hour even before the bridge collapsed. And nobody has killed him because of that.

For the Nigerian Nuclear story, being very tired right now, I would have so much loved to refer you to google, but let me just put in the last strength I have to show you where a credible article insinuated that Nigeria's Nuclear ambition is a dangerous threat to the Western World

http://www.delawareonline.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?Date=20070729&Category=BUSINESS&ArtNo=707290372&SectionCat=&Template=printart



Now from your early years of GI Joe brainwashing, I can understand your entire mentality. Believe me, they almost got to me too. But at some point in your life you have to free your mind, nobody else can do it for you.


On the issue of whether nuclear weapons were necessary in Japan, you will notice I have said little about that. It was a time of war. What I have totally condemned it the continued use of nuclear weapons on the Marshall Islands which were not in any form of war with anybody in the 1950s.

Well, please don't let me stop your merriment. Continue merrying. I don't intend to stop you.
PoliticsRe: The Federal Government Should Declare A State Of Emergency In Rivers State by denex: 7:47pm On Aug 10, 2007
@rolandwhy

it is you who should put your mouth in your pocket before you send us all to jail.

We do not all know is behind the crises O! Speak for thyself.
PoliticsRe: Anarchy Reigns In Port Harcourt-state Of Emergency Imminent by denex: 7:37pm On Aug 10, 2007
@ono

Did you even read what you just typed? did you see the places you counted as only?

Iwofe
D-Line
Ada George
Lagos Street
Eleme Junction

and as if that is not bad enough, you added "etc".


This is the kind of corruption we're talking about. Where armed violence can break out in excess of 5 spots in one state and somebody will say "nothing dey happen". This is the height!
Foreign AffairsRe: 9 Killed, 60 Injured Yesterday In US Bridge Collapse by denex(op): 7:23pm On Aug 10, 2007
@BABEELOVE

So who was I insulting?
PoliticsRe: The Federal Government Should Declare A State Of Emergency In Rivers State by denex: 7:19pm On Aug 10, 2007
So Asari said the PDP caused the Niger Delta crises and so we should believe him?


The army should return? Wow! The more I stay on Nairaland, the wiser I become.


@Orikinla

we are in a Federal system of government here. If you want military rule in your state or local government, it can be arranged as long as you follow due process. But you can't impose you will or desires on the rest of Nigerians. Like I said, it's a Federated system.

The people of your local government can go and tap Abacha or Saddam in his grave and raise him up to be your leader. No body will complain. You forget that during the last administration, there was a military government in Ekiti State. So if you want it so much, you could just get it. But remember say military rule no get tenure O!
Foreign AffairsRe: 9 Killed, 60 Injured Yesterday In US Bridge Collapse by denex(op): 5:39pm On Aug 10, 2007
@Carlosein

everybody dey pass on message diplomatically without calling names, you don come dey talk like native doctor for here.
PoliticsRe: ICPC Recruits '10 Million' Nigerians To Spy On Governors, LG Bosses by denex: 5:09pm On Aug 10, 2007
@Xris74

you remember an argument or you're putting forward an argument that all Nigerians are corrupt?
PoliticsRe: Nnpc Boss Mr. Funso Kupolokun And Others Sacked! by denex: 4:36pm On Aug 10, 2007
You know what they say about how power corrupts.

That Livi that used to say the people are suffering. Only to get one small office and he wants to start stamping on the masses. His own will soon come.

No be the same thing with Abike Dabiri? After crying that government is keeping the people in the dark, she only got there and sprinkled some extra darkness everywhere. When issues are being debated in the National Assembly, she'll he busy playing with her N90.

Livi will soon go O! Because with his background in the media, if he can still come out and be talking like an all powerful Dragon, then I'm afraid that man has the brain of a wall gecko.
PoliticsRe: Dress Code In Benue; Ladies Banned From Wearing Trousers! by denex: 4:23pm On Aug 10, 2007
And may God protect them from MEND, cultists, exploding pipelines, ritual killings, adulterated kerosene, and as they travel down, may God protect them from fatal accidents due to bad roads.
PoliticsRe: Nnpc Boss Mr. Funso Kupolokun And Others Sacked! by denex: 4:14pm On Aug 10, 2007
That Kupolokun is just a dull frog. So even Abacha had earlier sacked him?

There was a day OBJ publicly humiliated the man on NTA because of his stupidity.

Yeee! Thank God O! So our refineries will not be in a state of limbo for the next 1 year.

Please O! Where are Dangote and Otedola? The ugly tadpole attempting to truncate Nigeria's refining future has been cast away. No turn around maintenance for him. Ole man.

And what is that Livi Ajuonuma still doing there? They should relegate him back to his quiz shows on NTA.
PoliticsRe: Olokola LNG And The Niger Delta Question by denex: 1:30pm On Aug 10, 2007
@ono

so you finally agree that we in the Niger-Delta are kids who need to invite the adults from the West, North and East to come and administer our resources.

Now we're getting somewhere.
PoliticsRe: Nnpc Boss Mr. Funso Kupolokun And Others Sacked! by denex: 1:19pm On Aug 10, 2007
Make una go check my past posts. Did I not say that if Kupolokun is not sacked, we will not refine petroleum in this Nigeria.

This is the first time Nigerian Government is using obvious intelligence to work.

Thank God! At least now someone can forecast a future for Nigeria.

Remaining these new Ministers. Anyone that does not perform in the next 3 months, bye-bye.

Where is that stupid Ojo Madu? If he likes, he should come and start riding bicycle in this era whether no be cane Yar'Adua go use pursue am back to village!

Abi is it true that Yar'Adua is a "nairalander"?

Any good thing we discuss in here happens.

Yar, if you're in here, I can take Madueke's place. Hey it's me Nejeeb, we met at your place in V.I once. I promise, I'll kick ass.
PoliticsRe: Would You Vote For Yar Adua If We Are To Vote Again by denex: 12:55pm On Aug 10, 2007
@Gettolove

Yar'Adua said elections were marred by irregularities. If somebody was slapped at a polling booth, that is an irregularity. If five midgets came to vote at one polling station, that is an irregularity.

The man did not say he rigged or sponsored rigging or benefitted from rigging.

And let's be honest, did anyone expect that Yar'Adua needed to rig to defeat Atiku, Buhari, Chris or Utomi in those elections?


Secondly, as per voting for individuals, unfortunately, all the candidates came on party platforms so it was impossible for us to bypass party and vote individual.

I think INEC should provide a means for independent candidates to contest but it would cost the Commission so much.
PoliticsRe: Japan Remembers Hiroshima Today by denex: 12:36pm On Aug 10, 2007
How many Iranian government official do you know that have been involved in Suicide Bombing?
Abi in the US, are nuclear weapons left in the hands of individual citizens?

By the way, have the Iranians told you they want to acquire nuclear bombs?

http://www.iranwatch.org/government/iran/iran-mfa-nuclearperspective-1103.htm
PoliticsRe: Lagos Girls Versus Governor Fashola by denex: 12:01pm On Aug 10, 2007
Let's impeach Fashola!
PoliticsRe: Japan Remembers Hiroshima Today by denex: 11:59am On Aug 10, 2007
@ebos

first off, I must tell you that Iranians are not niggers, you and I are niggers.

Secondly, can you tell me one evil that Iranians have committed that shows they are heartless?

Nigeria, just like Iran has started moving to develope nuclear energy and already we are being tagged as a threat to the entire world. So before you make conclusion based on what you heard in western media about Iran, find out what this Western Media are saying about a dangerous Nuclear Nigeria.
TV/MoviesRe: Big Brother Africa 2 (II)! by denex: 11:45am On Aug 10, 2007
Yeah the drinking and cursing was too much. I complained about that earlier.

There was much drinking in Big Brother Nigeria too but not to total stupor and absolute drunkeness that the housemates couldn't control their words or actions.

I still maintain that BBN is far more classy than this thrash.
PoliticsRe: Ex Warlord: Ojukwu Collapses In Church by denex: 11:32am On Aug 10, 2007
He loveth life so much yet made millions lose their lives.
PoliticsRe: Olokola LNG And The Niger Delta Question by denex: 11:04am On Aug 10, 2007
@ono

blow everything up. Kill 2 million Niger-Deltans thank God I've moved to Lagos.

Please state the Niger-Delta question so I may know. Because I don't feel like a proud Niger-Deltan walking around without knowing our question.
PoliticsRe: In Spite Of Oil, See Where Our Country Ranks In The Human Development Index by denex: 10:43am On Aug 10, 2007
@ono

don't you mean with a Niger-Delta Republic DOWN there?
PoliticsRe: The Federal Government Should Declare A State Of Emergency In Rivers State by denex: 10:40am On Aug 10, 2007
I suppose Donzman also believes that the militants have their own Fighter Planes and reconnaissance satellites.
PoliticsRe: ICPC Recruits '10 Million' Nigerians To Spy On Governors, LG Bosses by denex: 8:56am On Aug 10, 2007
What are you saying? What foreigners? Why foreigners?

Do you know how many of these people I've come across? I would have gladly been one but they say you don't apply, they pick you. That's what they say. But do you know how much satisfaction it would give to know that a corrupt official was put away through your own effort? This is the minimum we can contribute towards nation building.

And it's a volunteer exercise, it virtually costs the ICPC nothing. It's just like jury service. These people are performing their civic duties.
TV/MoviesRe: The Success Of "udeme" Guinness Advert by denex: 8:42am On Aug 10, 2007
I really detest that advert very much but I know everything about it and it's just stock in my mind.
PoliticsRe: Why Are There So Many Homosexuals In The North? by denex: 8:35am On Aug 10, 2007
The men should appeal to a court outside Sharia. Gay bastards! Am sure when Sharia started getting full blown, they were part of the people that supported it. They thought Sharia would be used to oppress minorities and women. So who is being oppressed now?

I hate gay people all over the world. I hate men that practise anal sex on women, not to talk of man to man. TUFIAKWA!

I really wish these men would die but for the love of human rights, I hope they can get the sense to appeal to a court outside of the Sharia Judicial system. Because I think normally, they should serve 5 years.

So they should weigh their options. 5 years imprisonment or death by stoning? Bloody children of Sodom!
PoliticsRe: Ex Warlord: Ojukwu Collapses In Church by denex: 8:18am On Aug 10, 2007
e old pass Mandela? Why Mandela no dey faint anyhow?
TV/MoviesRe: Gulder Ultimate Search 4 (IV)! by denex: 1:45am On Aug 10, 2007
@babyosisi

apart from suicide, I see death as a natural part of life. Everything that has a beginning has an end.

I'm not afraid to die, nor would I want people to bother themselves too much when I die.
I use my life to do as much as I can so that when I die, people will not say "had it been".

It's not like humans are an endangered species that I will now be alarmed when a couple of people die. It's just nature running its course.

However, when something like suicide occurs, I am really bothered because it takes a lot for any living organism to take it's own life. It is unnatural. That is what gets me concerned not all these people that put themselves in harm's way for financial benefit.
Foreign AffairsRe: 9 Killed, 60 Injured Yesterday In US Bridge Collapse by denex(op): 1:27am On Aug 10, 2007
You are a Nigerian with that fixated mentality and it will be the end of you.

You left Nigeria to go and struggle. Or are you telling me that you went to the USA to display your Opulence? Not everybody is struggling like you.

Nigerians who do not have anything struggle abroad do not travel there as a symbol. Unless the ones that have achieved this your state of higher reasoning.


Besides, I know of poor Nigerians that have travelled to the USA for live saving operations.


I believe you are a Nigerian, but definitely not like me!
And I beg to differ, you know half of what I know.

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