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PoliticsNational House Of Noisemakers' by devimcy(op): 4:53pm On May 15, 2009
I was watching the national house of assembly debate on land yesterday n honestly i was dumbfounded with the Caliban's of leaders we posses their set up did not look like that of intellectual nor serious minded politicians but reflects an amalgamation of old school touts n comedians. The one that got me mad was when a member who was trying to define land as a place was intercepted by a fellow members voice saying ; animal places or thing (with half of the house laughing, few listening others waiting for him to finish, some babbling) something must be done urgently so we could transform this unserious minded forum to an assembly of refuge for the common Nigerian which it ought to be)
PoliticsRe: Republic Of Kano State Is Now Official by devimcy: 4:34pm On May 15, 2009
I was born n brought up in the north, i love the hausa man very well yet i know they are Nigerians middle east we need a bush not yaradua to solve this problem. It was araba fight in Kano that initiated biafra war. even after biafra it is either kaduna, zamfara, bauchi, jos, or Kano. sometimes i am forced to believe that their is an invisible constitution that permits the northerner to commit evil n go Scot free. i must leave u guys with these words that weather yaradua do something or not injustice will never overcome justice, someday Lucifer on pa pals throne will surely be dethrone
CareerRe: Are Nurses Promiscuous/Flirty? Is It A Myth? by devimcy: 10:41am On May 07, 2009
your friend is right about 99% nurses are flirt infact i am a beneficial but folks like u can change it if u dare
Jobs/VacanciesRe: How Much Do International Schools In Nigeria Pay? by devimcy: 1:37pm On May 04, 2009
hello mrs Immabel u can call +2348063332147 for any emergent information
RomanceRe: My Wife Midnight Call by devimcy: 12:01pm On May 04, 2009
dont be decieve with women cry, it's natural with them, a woman can cry n stab a man to death yet crying, the truth of the mata is that ur woman is having a hardcore affair with one rude boy out there just make sure u start using condom on her till she confess n repent
CultureRe: Mother Tongue Or English At Home? by devimcy: 10:37am On May 04, 2009
i dont know where u got ur philosophy of changing their language to enslave them, when u use to like igbos

because they speak igbo to their children does it realy make any different now that u dont like them again becos

they dont do what u like., to hell with what u like. the most importhant thing in liife is success, fufilling ur dream in

life, if u need hausa language to be great go for it, if u need latin go for it. barak obama cannot speak kenyan

language yet kenyans are quick in telling the world that he is their own
Jobs/VacanciesRe: Would You Like To Work In Oceanic Bank? by devimcy: 2:23pm On Apr 30, 2009
why dis useless question, pls let stop fooling our self if u know any job opportunity bring it here
Jobs/VacanciesRe: Police Recruitment: Why Scratch Cards? by devimcy: 1:45pm On Apr 30, 2009
old boy na so i throw away 2500 naira for nigerian army n i was not shortlisted 4 no reason because i know that i have all the criteria they demanded for now i even hear say airforce too na 2500 naira while police n navy na 1000. e go beta 4 naija o pikin dey cry say his akara small na im dey stretch hand collect more 4rm am
Jobs/VacanciesRe: Veteran Teachers Wanted In Christian Secondary School by devimcy: 2:37pm On Apr 16, 2009
how much is d pay, dis one dat u are demanding 4 too much qualification- u guys make things too difficult 4 urself in dis country
RomanceRe: Please Write An Open Letter To Your Ex by devimcy: 4:03pm On Apr 14, 2009
hello juliet, how u coping without me, i know how i 've stuggle to get u off my mind all to no avail but change we all know is irresistable i bid u farewell in this adventureous world i promise to always remember your warm breath n hot kisses i would never forget 18th of setptember night, we made love like we not gonna stop till october. stay out of trouble n b a good girl
RomanceRe: Nigerians: Would You Marry Another West African? by devimcy: 3:48pm On Apr 14, 2009
i need a senegales for serious serious relationship
LiteratureRe: Poetry Unleashed by devimcy: 12:45pm On Mar 30, 2009
i have a three holes leather

tight on me like italian sweater

whenever i got my hips turn on by the weather

i remove it for whoever

that could hang me over

n hit on me till i fill like comma

my admirers call me panta

which interpretes hot pant

what do u call me

cos i could be ur guess tonight

n pray d weather dont turn me on
LiteratureRe: A Trip 2 Climax by devimcy(op): 9:44am On Mar 13, 2009
@olulu - i appreciate a million times
i feel good on ur response to my vibes
LiteratureTill It Ripe (my Encounter With A Teen) by devimcy(op): 2:28pm On Mar 12, 2009
There is a garden in her face
Where feelings and love grows
A heavenly paradise is that place
Where in all pleasant fruits do flow
There seductions grow which non may buy
Till it ripe

Those seductions are beautiful to behold
Which when her lovely laughter shows
They look like honey comb filled with honey
Yet neither peer nor price can buy
Till it ripe

The apples of her eyes like angels watch them still;
Her eye lashes like well trimmed flowers
Eye lid like bended bow do stand
Threatening with piercing frowns
To kill all that attempts the fruits in the garden
With eyes or hand
Till it ripe

Oh! Miss Jane
My hands are fertile
Let them in perhaps they could hasten
The maturity of this fruits of yours
My wet lips ready to water your beloved garden
Yet nor sermon nor sooth words can buy them
Till it ripe

Oh! Wretched boy
I’ve waited in vain for so long
N now I can’t wait
Till it ripe
LiteratureA Trip 2 Climax by devimcy(op): 2:17pm On Mar 12, 2009
A trip 2 climax

I met a lady in beach
full beautiful - a faery's child
her hair very long
n her feet were so light
her lip was like a seat of seduction
n her eyes were wild

I made a bid for her body n heart
also for her fragrant zone
with zero resistance she yielded
she looked at me as she made love
she ghazed n sighed deep as I swimmed

upon recalling my little dogs 'Bingo n Jumbo'
I set her on a doggy world
for sidelong would she look at me
nagging her naughty head at each pounce I made
singing a faery's song
with ush as its rhyme

she gave me the fruits in her chest
so sweet they taste
the one between her tighs
so sweet too
like the taste of an apple

with legs wide spread
n hands on my head
she uttered in language strange
'I love you truely'

at the peak of our journey
she turned me round
and ride on me
straight to pleasure home of ectasy
she wept and moan as she rode
on arrival to the city of climax
we got the earh quaking
with release of joy from veins
there I shut her wild eyes with four kisses
Poems For ReviewTill It Ripe by devimcy(op): 4:07pm On Dec 22, 2008
Till it ripe


There is a garden in her face
Where feelings and love grows
A heavenly paradise is that place
Where in all pleasant fruits do flow
There seductions grow which non may buy
Till it ripe

Those seductions are beautiful to behold
Which when her lovely laughter shows
They look like honey comb filled with honey
Yet neither peer nor price can buy
Till it ripe

The apples of her eyes like angels watch them still;
Her eye lashes like well trimmed flowers
Eye lid like bended bow do stand
Threatening with piercing frowns
To kill all that attempts the fruits in the garden
With eyes or hand
Till it ripe

Oh! Miss Jane
My hands are fertile
Let them in perhaps they could hasten
The maturity of this fruits of yours
My wet lips ready to water your beloved garden
Yet nor sermon nor sooth words can buy them
Till it ripe

Oh! Wretched boy
I’ve waited in vain for so long
N now I can’t wait
Till it ripe

Jokes EtcNewly Discovered Chemical Element On Earth! by devimcy(op): 12:17pm On Mar 14, 2008
Element : WOMEN
Symbol : Wm
Atomic mass : Accepted as 53.6 Kg; isotopes may vary from 40-300 kg.
Occurrence : Copious quantities in all urban areas.


PHYSICAL PROPERTIES

1. Boils at room temperature
2. Freezes without any known reason
3. Melts if given special treatment
4. Bitter, if wrongly used
5. Sweet if given proper treatment

CHEMICAL PROPERTIES

1. Have great affinity for Gold, Silver and a range of
precious stones and absorbs great quantities of expensive substances
2. May explode spontaneously without prior warning and
for unknown cause
3. Most powerful money reducing agent known to mankind

TESTS

1. Element turns rosy pink when happy
2. Element turns gray when specimen is placed behind a better test


POTENTIAL HAZARD

Illegal to possess more than one! Although several can be maintained at different locations as long as specimens do not come in direct contact with each other. (NB THIS IS HIGHLY DANGEROUS!!!!!!!!!)


WARNING !!!

PROLONGED EXPOSURE TO SO MANY ELEMENTS CAN CAUSE SEVERE FINANCIAL HEMORRHAGING AND MENTAL DISTRESS TO MANKIND.
Poems For ReviewMy Africa by devimcy(op): 6:27pm On Oct 10, 2007
[center]Africa!

Mother land

Home of inspiration n power

Battered by injustice

Threaten by racist

Yet unshaken


Rejoice oh! Motherland

For Against the will of your enemies

You have prevailed

A sheep among lions

With wisdom beyond measure

Clothed with rock

N Crowned with sunshine

Yet your beauty no mortal can match


Africa! My Africa, Oh! Tis Africa

Sweetest song ever sang

Greatest poem ever written


Land of hope n faith

I will abide in your tent

I will make me a couch there in

For me n my mothers children
So long your glory prevails

I will abide

Africa! Africa, Oh! Tis my Africa

Sweetest song ever sang

Greatest poem ever written.





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Poems For ReviewRe: Ten Unit Course by devimcy(op): 6:22pm On Oct 10, 2007
@ ruudie

thanks

i will b gkad if some touches

are made to make the poem great.

i am writing a book n this stuff is there

can u help or know someone that can help
TravelRe: Which Country Is Known For Pretty Ladies? by devimcy: 11:01pm On Oct 02, 2007
non of the above

lol?
Poems For ReviewNigeria @ 47 by devimcy(op): 12:00pm On Sep 29, 2007
NIGERIA @ 47

Nigeria oh Nigeria!
Sweeter memory of u
I had as a child
Green white green
My favorite of all colors.
Coat of arm
My first artistry work
Oh! How I tripped on hearing
About your resources,
Hope of Africa my mothers believe.

But how true, is your claim?
Land flowing with milk n honey
Yet its citizens are drowning in poverty
Land of millionaires’ n kings
Yet beggars out-number flies
Kingdom of optimist
Yet rule by pessimist
Behold your kings’ n queens
In servants attires.

Oh! Nigeria
Now you are 47
Yet your destination is undefined.
Your lawmakers are as confuse
As your law breakers.
For decades they have been
Debating on clothes
Yet its citizen are battered
By wild wind of uncertainties
In a nation flowing with vast
Ocean of opportunities.

Oh! Father land
Do not be wroth with me
For my heart, I’ve spoken
Out of pain n sorrow I uttered
Those words
Like a child to his drunken father.
Oh! ‘That you change now
Then my heart, be pleased.
N my child hood memory
Ignite a song that I will sing
On mountain top of the world;
Tis’ Nigeria the hope of Africa
Beautiful n pleasing
Envy of the world
Home of the living God
Tis’ Nigeria
God bless Nigeria
Poems For ReviewTen Unit Course by devimcy(op): 1:28pm On Sep 22, 2007
Ten unit course

Girl

U remind me

Of a ten unit course

I read in school,

Studying u, like flipping

Through the pages of this course

It was not easy I must confess.


Thinking about u

Like burning midnight candles

With hot Nescafe and legs stuck in water

To overcome the threat of this course.


Your words

Like the lecturer

Downloading mathematical mysteries

Of this ten unit course,

It was a difficult moment,

You, know.


Approaching you

Like going to write my first test

Of this course

With heart panting

Though dangerously prepared.


Your self worth,

I acknowledge.

Your principles n toughness

All men must hail.

But upon God’s altar

I had vowed never to quit.

For good things, I know

Are not cheap.



Though this course was difficult

I excelled,

For I got an A at last

N this tells me

That u will be mine

Believe me.

Love u.

Vimcy.
Poems For ReviewFarewell To Widow Ngozi by devimcy(op): 1:57pm On Sep 04, 2007
Farewell to widow Ngozi

Hello my lady.

It had been a nice time with you,

I must confess

U sweeter than honey

N more precious than fine gold.

Now I am leaving,

Well educated

In your house

I had midnight classes.

Though my mother fed me

With her breast

But I never knew how

To suck life from it,

Until I met you.

Your kisses always trigger

The power house

Of my imagination

Leaving my fragile heart

With love songs n poems.

The pool between your hips

My favorite.

There in, I use to swim,

Swim until I empty myself in you.

My lady,

U thought me

Some swimming techniques

That can quench the desire

Of any woman,

This I must not forget

As I leave you.

I just have to leave

Cos my bride will soon return

N this she must not hear

Lest my future be thrown away.

My lady

U are a goddess of love,

An epitome of romance.

My waist is yet to

Recover from the pain

It sustain in its quest to

Satisfy your urge

But I count it joy

For I am now a learned man

N fit for my wife to be

I bid you farewell

My lady

I write you

Cos I can't stand your presence

Lest I collapse in thy arms again

Goodbye my lady
.
Poems For ReviewTriumphant Song by devimcy(op): 1:27pm On Sep 04, 2007
Triumphant song

Sweet memory;
From a very far land
Land of pain n faith
Through the rocky road of life
Walking with men n ghost at midnight
In search for bread
A food for my body n soul;
Nobody knows what my eyes have seen.

little' vim has come of age
A man he must be,
Need a home to call his
Though situations unfriendly
N his dream amidst daily crisis
Oh lord'
Nobody knows what my eyes have seen.

Many times bewildered
By uncertainties of reality
Many times battered
By Wirld wind of injustice
Nobody knows what my eyes have seen

No one to turn to
Friends like foes
Families like strangers
Nobody knows what my eyes have seen

Day by day' in quest for greatness.
In the library like home
Devouring pages of books
For there in, lies the voice of my God
Nobody knows what my eyes have seen.

From the dungeon
From the crooked path of the ghetto
To straight n mountain top of fame
From quick sand of misfortune
To solid rock of fortune
Nobody knows what my eyes have seen
 

(Sing yours’

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