₦airaland Forum

Naughtysite:
I do not have a girlfriend. But i have girls i am seeing. Once a guy tries to assume boyfriend status to one of these ladies, she assumes all her financial burdens on him. I have been through this like twice and ended up not sleeping with any of these two girls because i was a good guy and just wanted to marry them. They scammed me and walked away when i mentioned marriage.. Not withstanding that i am comfortable and handsome. My last effort at this boyfriend ish, the girl does not chat me until she sees credit alert in her phone. I stopped sending her money but started sending suggestive messages, she opened up.

Now what i do is toast a girl, once she starts falling for me, i act uninterested, till she offers me sex. I wont ask for it. I just allow her fall with open eyes. If she asks for money, i wont give her any reply, till we sleep together. After that i start assisting her with little cash. At least as a form of financial support.

Now i have 2 girls i sleep with. One has a boyfriend. The other thinks i am married. I have decided to impregnate any of them and marry her. Both are very pretty girls. One fair, one dark.


I am doing so because i have tried getting married the legitimate way for about 3 years now but girls frustrate it. Think of it, marrying a pregnant lady wil be much cheaper and less stressful than one you are begging to accept your marriage proposal. Coupled with the sluggish nigerian economy.

God forgive me...

donphilopus:
Saraki be like: "If laughing like mumu go make Baba change him mind and call for the withdrawal of my case, then I'm proudly a mumu". But unfortunate for him, Baba has nothing to do with his case. Saraki heading to prison is sacrosanct.

alcatraz002:
I posted a thread yesterday lamenting the plight of the igbos and how they continue shooting themselves in the foot by hating Yorubas but I was insulted and lampooned by igbos on this board.

Now less than 24 hours since I posted that thread, Uche Secondus a self acclaimed IGBO man has said that the PDP Presidential ticket has been zoned to the North. The PDP has presently constituted is an IGBO/BIAFRAN party and the structures of the party is currently being controlled by IGBOS. My question goes thus: is there no Credible IGBO man in the whole of Nigeria that can be presented to vie for PRESIDENT? I want my Igbo brothers to answer this question. AM I BEING VINDICATED OR NOT?

When we preach to the igbos to change their ways and build bridges, insults will rain like missiles from fighter jets in Syria. Igbos only know how to exhibit extreme hubris and chestbeat. An EDO man has better chances of being Nigerian President than an IGBO man. Sincerely I feel sorry for IGBOS. All igbos reading this knows it would be easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle than for an Igbo man to as much as near the Vice President seat of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

I know I will be insulted and maligned by igbos who will comment on this thread but we will keep preaching for attitudinal change by the igbos.

This PDP zoning is a clear message for the igbos.Let the insults begin!!!

OrlandoOwoh:
And you think you made sense when you said that the President can change his speech upon mounting the podium? How would delegates that don't understand English Language cope? If you don't know the workings of international organizations, I guess you understand what "call for papers" in an academic setting is.

richidinho:
September 30, 2015

Press Statement

55th Independence Anniversary: PDP Calls For Patriotism….Urges Respect For President Buhari

The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) charges Nigerians to use the occasion of the nation’s 55th Independence Anniversary to rekindle the spirit of patriotism, while exhibiting actions that promote democratic ideals and peaceful co-existence at all levels in the country.

The party said the occasion reminds of Nigeria’s common root and destiny as well as her resilience and determination to succeed in all spheres of life as a strong, united and prosperous nation, irrespective of her challenges.

The PDP, in a statement signed by the National Publicity Secretary, Chief Olisa Metuh on Wednesday, congratulated the citizens for keeping faith in the Nigerian project and working together in building a strong nation and one of the fastest growing economies in the world.

The party however urged Nigerians to use the anniversary to recommit to respecting their leaders at the local government, state and national levels, while paying adequate reverence to national symbols and institutions.

“In this regard, the PDP urges all citizens to have full respect for the office and person of the symbol of the leadership of our great country, the President. The President can be constructively criticized, but under no circumstance should he be abused or insulted in any way and under any guise whatsoever.

“On this note therefore, we expect those around our dear President to be cautious and desist from actions and utterances that tend to set him up for public ridicule”, the party stressed.

The party congratulated the nation for giants strides achieved since independence, especially within the 16 years under the PDP led-administration, during which enviable milestones were recorded in critical sectors of the polity.

It assured that even in opposition, it would continue to ensure that the country is not dragged back to the dark years of dictatorship by firmly defending the tenets of democracy and provisions of the constitution.

The party insisted that the feat achieved through the successful conduct of 2015 general elections and the smooth transition, all resulting from the democratic disposition of PDP leaders, must be sustained, as the country cannot afford to degenerate from its globally acclaimed democratic credentials.

It also commended the military for the success recorded in the fight against insurgency in the country even as it commiserated with all those affected by the senseless acts of terrorism and violence. It also charged those behind the bloodletting to have a rethink and understand that their actions cannot be justified under any guise.

The leadership of the PDP prayed for abiding peace in the country and wished the government and people of Nigeria, happy independence celebrations.

Signed:

Chief Olisa Metuh
National Publicity Secretary

https://www.facebook.com/Official-Peoples-Democratic-Party-PDP-Nigeria-333519270030012/timeline/

shadowgwalker:
kid!

OrlandoOwoh:
There is no point arguing with you, you have no point.

OrlandoOwoh:
What do you know about delivering of speeches in international organizations made up of people with different languages? Speeches are handed down to the organizers before delivery. They are in turn imputed in their devices which produce different languages. During the delivering of the speeches, delegates are asked to wear the headphones bearing the languages they understand.

menesheh:
ONITSHA—Leader of the Movement for the Actualization of Sovereign State of Biafra, MASSOB, Chief Ralph Uwazuruike, yesterday, gave what he termed as genuine reasons the United Nations should allow Biafra to be separated from Nigeria.
One of the reasons, he stated, was that the population of the former Eastern state, now South East and part of South South that make up Biafra land can currently boast of over 10 million people, adding that the Biafran people naturally do not share similar culture and tradition with Hausa-Fulani of the North and Yoruba of the South West as to continue to remain together under one country called Nigeria.

According to Uwazuruike, another reason was that MASSOB, as a separatist group, had all it takes to run a sovereign state of Biafra, having had enough instruments, structures, flag, currency, coat of arms and defence to assume a status of an existing government.
Uwazuruike, who spoke to newsmen, yesterday in Onitsha, Anambra State, through MASSOB’s Deputy National Director of Information, Mazi Chris Mocha, ahead of the on-going UN General Assembly, renewed his call on the world body to accord a recognition to Biafra as a sovereign state, just as it did to South Sudan which had been accorded a sovereign status since July 9, 2011.
He recalled that US had classified Nigeria, Somalia, Ethiopia and Sudan as failed states which needed to be divided between 2011 and 2015, adding that it was only from Sudan that South Sudan was carved out on July 9, 2011, remaining Nigeria, Ethiopia and Somalia.
He cited examples of carving out of East-Timor with only a population of about 821,000 from Indonesia on May 22, 2002; carving out of Serbia with a population of about 10 million from Montenegro on July 2006; carving out of South Ossertia from Georgia and carving out of Kosovo from Serbia on February 17, 2008.
He, therefore, urged UN to grant the sovereignty of Biafra to save the people from further annihilation in Nigeria since there was no basis whatsoever for Biafra people’s continued stay with Nigeria, adding, “Nigeria cannot make any appreciable economic progress until Biafra is allowed to go, particularly now that Lord Fredrick Luggard’s amalgamation of 1914 has since January 1, 2014, expired after 100 years of the amalgamation.”
He wondered why the UN had not been proactive in tackling the knotty problems of the oppressed in Nigeria and asked rhetorically: “is UN waiting till things degenerate into full blown war again or to continue as genocide before they will act?”


http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/09/uwazuruike-to-un-its-time-to-carve-out-biafra-from-nigeria/

shadowgwalker:
aborbi u are too dull to be one.

U are a mere politician

RAO1:
Pls, stop thinking this way.... must everybody say the Same thing....aren't we suffering from d climate change (especially this year)


Give us a better idea on what PMB was supposed to discuss
#Hatred

Okaka27:
aswear to God hu made me
U re senseless

Okaka27:
then shut d Fok up an allow God to do his thing .
Country must better Wether u like am or not

shadowgwalker:
climate change has been a VerY important Issue to be discussed a long time before now.

Maybe u have no understanding about science so u won't understand. U want him to go there and discuss boko haram or about the nigerian ministerial list? Or u want him to discuss about our past leader(s)?
Guy! Nah wah oh!that's a U.N meeting, a meeting that involves the matters of the Nations as a whole and not 'A Nation' alone.

Its a meeting which involves relationship discussions between the various countries involve. Ok, now...please say 'just one important topic' to be discussed.

jonnieoneng:
IT IS RUDE OF YOU TO CALL MUGABE SENILE ...WHAT PRECISELY IS WRONG WITH WHAT HE HAS SAID........ARE YOU A GAY RIGHTS SUPPORTER, IT MEANS GOD MADE A MISTAKE CREATING US MALE AND FEMALE .I BELIEVE ALL THOSE ....IRRESPECTIVE OF THEIR INTELLECTUAL CAPACITY OR POSITION.....IN SUPPORT OF GAY RIGHTS ARE THE ONES WHO ARE SENILE NOT THE FATHER OF AFRICA MUGABE .I ENJOY HIS COMMENT. WHAT YOU DONT KNOW IS THAT WHITE PEOPLE DO NOT THINK ANY SENSIBLE THING CAN COME FROM AA BLACK MAN NOT TO TALK OF AN AFRICAN . PLEASE READ A BOOK TITLED UNCLE TOM'S CABIN AND BE BETTER ENLIGHTENED

shadowgwalker:
u must always have something to saym #smh all these bloody ungrateful souls!if he had addressed the gay issue in the meeting u for still talk say e no see one other thing to talk, as a Leader(KING) he has made his comment and its against the gay right, Buhari doesnt repeat words like a beggar. As Mr President don reject the matter make them come force am nah? Come!guy! This man has better things at hand,free am.