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Crime › Re: My Story As A Cult Member........initiation Phase Included... by dfrost: 8:03pm On Mar 18, 2020
Graxie:
Please this thread is loosing its purpose, the purpose is Saynotocultism. Whether your IQ is 1m, it doesn't matter. You guys should stop introducing it subtly. No gain in Cultism.
Hi Graxie, GreenArrow1, please and please try and understand the point we are making. 3 digit IQ was not meant to promote anything. Most frat in the Western world where WS copied the model from were not hinged on bloodletting rather what you can contribute to humanity. And for you to contribute to the society, your IQ must be above average to think about a need to provide a solution for. I know very well that the idea was lost along the way but that doesn't stop the fact that it still has a purpose albeit defeated.

Please some of us are bleeding already. Don't make it worse. You want to stop something and you are stigmatizing others already? Haba. Not fair at all, not fair. embarassed cry

It's not easy fighting a guilty conscience and a mentality that has destroyed one's youthful life. Take for instance, rtd. soldiers. When communicating with them, depending on your stance, tone of voice, they may think you want to attack them and without provocation, the instinct of a soldier kicks in. Gradually, he will blend back in to the society. It takes time to let go of negative acts. Sometimes you just want to end your life but then of what use? We will keep promoting the thread.

Like I said, I will never add anything to this thread except laugh and make jest. But if that is misunderstood, will altogether blank out huh. Shalom.

#saynotocultism #denoucecultism
Crime › Re: My Story As A Cult Member........initiation Phase Included... by dfrost: 7:42am On Mar 18, 2020
Arofallenangel:
Frat is not for everyone.

If you use your 99 .1 you will have little or no problems.

Most HIT is caused by nonsense.

It's supposed to be a secret but I see boys in public, especially new initates low on OT doing the most to feel among.


Frat is meant for intelligent people not anything and anyone.

Imagine how person go dey cast himself for WhatsApp/Instagram stories with pictures and videos. Why dem no go kill you?
Exactly. If you no get 3 digit IQ no enter game. Else na you dem you use count scores. Good morning mate.
Crime › Re: My Story As A Cult Member........initiation Phase Included... by dfrost: 11:11pm On Mar 17, 2020
Stone08:
Na I'm make us dey here so dem no go make the mistake of becoming anything.
Amen. We must dey for them.

Na so one of my neighbour pickin enter Calabar for 2015/2016. Come back house stay for 2 months+. Go back early 2017. Come back 2018. Then e people don move comot for my compound.

I sha see am for aboki place wey e dey tidy e self. "Ogbeni how far? School nko?". The boy answer me say e don graduate. I burst into laughter for inside. I look the boy 2 times, tell am "congratulations". Waka comot. cheesy grin
Crime › Re: My Story As A Cult Member........initiation Phase Included... by dfrost: 11:06pm On Mar 17, 2020
Arofallenangel:
Na die dey hungry am grin
Leave am. Body bags sha still dey market. cheesy grin angry angry angry Men dey tell you say leave something, you still dey ask UTME questions.
Crime › Re: My Story As A Cult Member........initiation Phase Included... by dfrost: 11:04pm On Mar 17, 2020
SeanPablo:
it means FACE JAH (GOD) & YOUR STUDIES, you ll be just fine.
Correct guy cheesy cheesy cheesy grin grin Leave OT. Face your book and pass, run comot for Benin. angry

Sean honestly, I don laugh fall from chair wey I dey. cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy grin grin grin FACE JAH
Crime › Re: My Story As A Cult Member........initiation Phase Included... by dfrost: 11:02pm On Mar 17, 2020
easyzworld:
Pikin wey them carry for back nor know say road far.
Na so my brother. Babe matter? Babes wey full everywhere like MTN. cheesy grin
Crime › Re: My Story As A Cult Member........initiation Phase Included... by dfrost: 11:00pm On Mar 17, 2020
Stone08:
Please take one or two lessons from this as it hurts already relaying this - but a few shots of Hennessy and my career pursuit would close the wound in no distance time.

Please be wise, shun confra.

Cheers.
Cheers mate. You be strong man for opening up. embarassed embarassed embarassed cry cry cry cry Like I said when op started, some of us go die with our matter. Every day when I think of near-death situations, I cringe in fear and start drowning 'literally'. Thank God for life and another shot at it. cry cry embarassed embarassed embarassed
Crime › Re: My Story As A Cult Member........initiation Phase Included... by dfrost: 10:42am On Mar 17, 2020
Vanzcharles:
Na party oooo... You are not far from the truth bro.... Party wey DJ no dey.... Music no dey but na party...Who no come no go know no go know wetin you see that night....
I say I no go comment again because men don enter this land but your comment just off, brotherly. cheesy grin

Na party oOo, 90% of the time. As per fresher, to do everything dey person mind. 10% na intimidation.
Culture › Re: 25 Most Popular Igbo Masquerades by dfrost: 9:53pm On Mar 16, 2020
LarrySun:
I don't know what you're talking about. tongue
Me sef don't know I'm talking about. tongue It was because of the rabbit that crossed the road, so the keke man hit his brakes with force that now made the BMW hit it.
Health › Re: Coronavirus: Olumide Okunuga Dies In Italy. by dfrost: 12:10pm On Mar 16, 2020
backnbeta:
Blacks arej not immune, we are just enjoying grace and I hope and pray the grace continues because we can't deal! God, please spare us from this pandemic undecided
Fact! Note that the grace is not as a result of being more righteous rather as a result of the bolded.
Culture › Re: 25 Most Popular Igbo Masquerades by dfrost: 12:03pm On Mar 16, 2020
pazienza:
Most Igbo towns have Ajibuusu nah.
But It's usually considered a small masquerade, certainly not amongst the big ones.
He said most popular nah. Ajibuusu that scared the shit out of me and my siblings in Asaba. Small but mighty. embarassed cry
Culture › Re: 25 Most Popular Igbo Masquerades by dfrost: 12:01pm On Mar 16, 2020
LarrySun:
The events of the first Mmanwu I witnessed as a child would forever remain stamped on my consciousness. Among the thirteen masqueraders that entertained the crowd that hot afternoon, the acrobatic displays of the Agaba was nonpareil; even the other twelve seemed to be mere followers of Agaba. The crown of its head – like that of a peacock, or the tail of a thoroughbred – swung majestically as it danced and we cheered. Unlike the others that would occasionally take some few steps towards terror-stricken children and cause them to dash off like major Temple Run characters, the Agaba’s interest was to impress the crowd with its warrior-like prowess and magical manifestations.

The most amazing feat Agaba performed was its demonstration of the impossible; it crossed the river to the other side and back absent canoe. Agaba walked on water before our very eyes! This was something no other masquerader had ever done in the history of our village. The crowd roared with surprise and admiration as they clapped their hands. I remember the chief priests nodding proudly as if they were the ones who performed the miracle.

Agaba returned just as dry as it was before making the sensational display. As if that was not enough to scare the broad daylight out of us children – out of me particularly, something else we didn’t see coming sufficed. Just out of nowhere, fire caught Agaba’s clothing made chiefly of bamboo rafters. No one knew how it happened but later rumours revealed that one jealous masquerader from the other twelve had betrayed Agaba by setting fire on him through sorcery.

Agaba’s power was probably not strong enough to douse the fire; and so there before the hundreds of people watching, the masquerader pulled off its coat.

Behold, Agaba was the village’s Catholic priest!
You have "killed me". Someone arrest this moniker for murder. cheesy cheesy grin grin cheesy cheesy grin grin
Culture › Re: 25 Most Popular Igbo Masquerades by dfrost: 12:00pm On Mar 16, 2020
LarrySun:
I won't leave you. We're stuck to each other. tongue
That's the spirit. Don't leave her. If every female, keeps saying "leave me, leave me...", dem go born person from tree? angry
Culture › Re: 25 Most Popular Igbo Masquerades by dfrost: 11:53am On Mar 16, 2020
ChrisKels:
My kinsman, called Air raid, AKA "Agu na-eche mba" once untied that goat and brought it home(Isuikwuato)for merriment, leaving Pericoma in his awe
Isuikwuato masquerades mostly take it home. Una jazz no be here na. cheesy grin
Culture › Re: 25 Most Popular Igbo Masquerades by dfrost: 10:32pm On Mar 15, 2020
AceVentura:
Whoever wrote this piece has never been to Arondizuogu. Ikeji 2020 is a month away. Come & behold the rich culture of my people.
Ikeji festival? Battle of the masquerade. That goat untying no be for the fainthearted.

My uncle once covered the festival in his documentary. cool
Culture › Re: 25 Most Popular Igbo Masquerades by dfrost: 10:30pm On Mar 15, 2020
Where is Ajibusu from Asaba, Delta State? huh
Health › Re: Suspected Coronavirus Patient Isolated In Enugu by dfrost: 8:38pm On Mar 15, 2020
Goldmhide:
Jamaica never recorded any coronavirus

are you guys think what am thinking??
angry

Foreign Affairs › Re: Man-Sized Wolf Killed In Russian Village After Terrorizing Residents by dfrost: 5:14am On Mar 15, 2020
ALABACONNECT:
1 week meat grin grin cheesy

For your smart TVs and Soundsystems, check my signature
Meat kee you there cheesy grin
Foreign Affairs › Re: Man-Sized Wolf Killed In Russian Village After Terrorizing Residents by dfrost: 5:14am On Mar 15, 2020
OGwales:
Make una no chop that thing o... We are not ready for another virus. Because I don miss football.
No be only you ooo cry cry cry. Imagine opening scorestime, livescore - everything I saw was Pst, Pst, Pst

embarassed embarassed embarassed
Foreign Affairs › Re: Donald Trump Tested For Coronavirus, Awaits Result by dfrost: 5:09am On Mar 15, 2020
The result is negative. Or are expecting a new result.
Politics › Re: Sanusi Regains Freedom, Leaves Awe (Video) by dfrost: 1:26pm On Mar 14, 2020
DarkJeddi:
Because the Emirate is not inherited from Father to son,but could be anyone from the ruling clan..
Okay. Thanks for the insight.
Politics › Re: Why I Won’t Abandon Sanusi – El-Rufai by dfrost: 8:24am On Mar 14, 2020
NwaAmaikpe:
shocked
He's baccckkkkk!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! cheesy grin

Dem don release am oOoooooooo. Oya begin yarn dust as usual. cheesy grin
Politics › Re: Sanusi Wanted To Leave All His Belongings To Successor – Falaki by dfrost: 8:23am On Mar 14, 2020
Sanusi this, Sanusi that angry.

The plot is in place. The actors? The audience? We await...
Business › Re: First Bank Confirms Merger, Acquisition Talks With Heritage And Polaris Banks by dfrost: 8:18am On Mar 14, 2020
Mutemenot:
It shall come to a time our banks will be narrowed to 4, namely UBA, Zenith, FBN and Access banks
So you intentionally removed GTB or you forgot?
Business › Re: First Bank Confirms Merger, Acquisition Talks With Heritage And Polaris Banks by dfrost: 8:16am On Mar 14, 2020
NextD18:
GTB and Zenith remains the best bank!!
Na so paddy. Been banking with them for 16 year now. No regrets. smiley wink
Health › Re: Coronavirus Quarantine: How People Stock Their Homes With Food, Groceries (Pics) by dfrost: 9:50pm On Mar 13, 2020
Stock up items now everyone before the dollar hits $1 = NGN1,000.

Everything with Nigeria always gets out of hand.
Politics › Re: Sanusi Regains Freedom, Leaves Awe (Video) by dfrost: 9:45pm On Mar 13, 2020
Sometimes, I get confused over somethings. If Aminu Ado Bayero, the son of the 13th emir of Kano is alive, then why exactly did SLS decide to become Emir or why did the kingmakers not pick Aminu Ado Bayero to succeed his father?

huh lipsrsealed undecided
Foreign Affairs › Re: Coronavirus: Prince Charles Avoids Handshake (Video) by dfrost: 6:45pm On Mar 13, 2020
computergeek:
Before nko undecided... Old man wey life still dey sweet for Buckingham Palace. If na you, you no go fear to die?

He's setting a good example for the people since Europe is the hub of the virus after Asia. Not like that women who told people to avoid touching their faces and immediately licked her finger to turn the page grin
That woman's case is a case of reflex action.
Health › Re: Coronavirus: China Accuses US Army Of Bringing Virus To Wuhan, Sparks Outrage by dfrost: 3:18pm On Mar 13, 2020
mansakhalifa:
When you let conspiracy theories linger around for too long, some jokers might actually pounce on it- gratefully- and make it "official".

See?
I tell you.
Health › Re: Coronavirus: China Accuses US Army Of Bringing Virus To Wuhan, Sparks Outrage by dfrost: 3:15pm On Mar 13, 2020
TheFreeOne:
Accusations and counter accusations are of no good at this stage but all efforts should be on combating the virus and finding a cure asap.
Simple. I don't need conspiracy theories at these precarious times. They should just fix it.
Politics › Re: El-Rufai Meets Sanusi In Awe, Nasarawa (Photos) by dfrost: 3:08pm On Mar 13, 2020
Officialgarri:
El-rufai pays enough respect to his elders. He doesn't find it hard to give respect to his elders and superiors.

He is bigger than Sanusi but see him displaying humility to an ordinary Sanusi who now lives in a 3 bedroom bungalow
Very simple: he stoops to conquer.
Education › Re: University Of Ilorin Joins ASUU Strike For The First Time In 20 Years by dfrost: 10:10am On Mar 11, 2020
Yustash001:
I don't why they join them sha...Thank God I already graduated before the strike starts..
Solidarity is the word. Maybe you don't understand but when one bleeds, all bleed.

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