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looks like they have played Rhibadu again for a fool..but if it was like this, why did they not send the committe back to the drawin boards so that they can agree on something they can use. Its obvious they wanted to discredit the report from the beginning by making caricature of the situation.

oh ok, it will soon start. what have they been doing all the years that they were innogorated. they still want to start, eh! let them start now, so we see them...

afam4eva: No be small influence oo

seconded

slimming: Custom is a failure in that area.

but what can custom do there. Do u want them to stop all truck drivers accross the border, ofcourse they cant do that. The problem is more complex that just customs. pls let us think constructively and aportion blame correctly. Do u think customs know have statistics off how much fuel tanker that cross the border, no they don't. tell me, do u think that they know how much oil that is smuggled, or how much oil that is illegally made. The problem is the lack of data, communications between the downstream and marketers. Every data that has to do with fuel production, exportationa and importation of the refined products has to be documented but then, Nigeria is a country where documentation is absent.

greatgod2012: Doing dt implies dt he doesnt trust me, i will wait for him to get d result, i know d result will confirm his paternity, then i will politely sit him down and have some moments of discussion with him, after which i will divorce/separate from him, there is no use/sense in staying with a man who cant/wont trust me.

P. S one can do this if one is sure of 100% faithfulness to his partner.

am sure u don't believe this stuff u wrote although u wrote it...I won't how women think. Well maybe that why we call them women just cos of the way they think. I mean, a man u married does DNA test for his children and all u can think about is ur own selfish interest in the matter.

A similar topic was once hotly discussed at an acquintance's get-together party. Why don't u guys turn the table arnd. Besides, I know women also run partly mad if and when they think u led them on or trying to string them along. I once had a lady hate me 4 something like that. Come to think of it, she still hates my gut. A pity, I just wanted to be friends and nothing more....

Eze nnaemeka: I knew long time ago that Uwazurike was only struggling for biafra because of the monetry aspect.
But this Zionist movements should be very careful at least not to erupt war.

its all 4 the money. Has Boko rubbish not recently called for dialogue. Have they not abandoned their plans to make Nigeria an islamic state. I mean, they had luck that it was GEJ and not OBJ. If there not nothing OBJ would have done, am sure he would have annihilated that silly group. Its simply all about the money.

Are u sure Nigeria ever had a Democratic president cos they all act like republicans...

why does it have to be btw ur legs eh!
Why can´t it be something like "on her head"

makes no difference. U date the girl if u wanna, its ur decision not ur friends. Unless there is more t the story that u r not telling us.

(hissess) am I supposed to comment here, I don´t think so...

Eh! seize what. Would it bring all the people they have sent to hell back or would it make them better. i mean people have lost hands and limps from their dreadful bombs.
No way, no size fire. We will fish them all out like rats and make sure that they pay for all their crims against humanity. So cos they have their senators and top officials under surveillance, the fight has been brought to their door steps then they remember the rule of law.

shagarri: Some people screaming that they don't lock their phones probably have "dull" phones like Nokia 3310, that can't even send emails. So the only valuable in them are SMS msgs and airtime.

If you use ur phone as "mobile laptop", nobody will tell you to lock it before you do. By the time one sharp guy from China or India clear your account, then you will know what www stands for.

By the way, Its only stupid men and newbies that leave "evidence" on their phones.

if only that was true. Look, its not everything under the sun that glitters that u call gold. Their resopns may be different 4rm urs but abeg allow em retain their reasons..

rubbish, what are they disputing. This silly country and its over reliance on oil. Besides what has the boundary committee been doing all that while, folding their hands?
Abeg, there are better cleaner ways for this country to make money apart from oil. I wonder why they insist it has to be oil.

afam4eva: is this supposed to be an achievement?

pls ask them!!!!

So after seeing her nyash u now want to pour sand on her garri. I pity u. GEJ has not yet outlawed assasins and highed killers in Nigeria, so they are not scarce.

em! (clears throat) when they tell the fly not to go near the dead and it doesn't hear. When they bury the dead, the fly will be buried with it. I wonder what a woman would be doing snooping in2 her husbands fones, well anything she sees while snooping, then she has to take it. I thank God my wife doesn't snoop, I don't know, may be cos I don't lock my fones and she knows that she has free access to them (she actually prefers using my fones to hers so she is mostly using mine and I sometimes us hers).

but its not complete if u don´t add Cloud Atlas

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lXKteFBRL_w

I wonder why u guys are bordering urselves. Have we not seen the supposed draft copy that needs to be edited. Eh now, we have all seen it. We are eagerly waiting for the final original version. So when that comes out, we will compare it with the supposed draft copy and then find out who the fool is....
Then any cover-up, remove names and so on must be fully explained.

blink182: This is really nice. All markets in the country should be like this, unfortunately tomatoes sellers can't pitch tent here.

my thoughts too. wondering how the government intends for people living under minimum wage to pay for it when its finished.

foolish people, they should first repair the un-motorable roads in most parts of lagos. If they then come and tell us 2 buy bicycles no matter how expensive they are (by then the prices of bicycles must have gone high). We will then consider it...

Otioo! so this people want the price of bicycle to to increase. Who told them bicycle is safe to ride in a country like Nigeria where even escort police cars would want to follow pedestran path if they can. Or did Fashiola wake up on the wrong side of the bed again today. Well anyway, he seems to be waking up wrongly these days.

Psquare-E no easy
Luther Vandros-Endless luv
Celine Dion-Seduce me

am just alittle sad when I remember the bloodshed war would cause but sometimes I am of the opinion they should destroy themselves so that African countries can breathe

D sage: Lord have mercy. But I doubt if governor is aware of these roads.

@op, are those pictures of the major roads in the city or what?

well spoken like someone who has no idea. Ofcourse he knows. He has advicers right, belive me he knows. The pix don´t surprise me, Aba hasnt changed since the last time I was there. its not sad, its heart breaking...

ayobase: Nobody wants to take the blame....yorubas and Igbos are really trying to shove the truth down each other's and one another's throat, but nobody would wanna swallow the bitter truth!

then we will keep shoving it down their throats till they acknowledge that the truth would not be ignored, it has to be heard, people have to understand, people have to see it, people have to learn from it, then can we move unto progress together as one country and one people...

goodman3: As a man, how do you cope with the fact that "before u married your wife, she has been kissed, smooched, romanced and fu.cked by someone else or many guys? How do u feel when u imagine another dude ravishing her a$$ and kitten. Do u ever think about the many sexual positions she had done with the dude(s)? Remember she would have been used like a rag and dumped by another guy before u finally marry her. And she is most likely to hide all these things from u and tell u she has had sex probably only once. THEY ALL LIE ABOUT THIS. SOME WILL EVEN CLAIM BEING VIRGIN. . Oh yeah....i know how ure feeling as u read this.
Let us know how u deal with all these thoughts.

And for the unmarried guys, get ready for the same thing...cos no one is spared.

hehehe, listen to ur immature mind. Just like u have kissed, smooched, romanced and fu.cked (toto and in d ass) other peoples women b4 they became their wives on one hand and other peoples wives while they were married to other people. So why should it bother a matured mind. Whats impt is that she forsaked all the other people to be with u, so mature up, wise up and be the man and stop sounding like u still wear dippers.

use ur tongue to count ur teeth ma friend

same thing u would do with a 0.0001gb plan

As the controversy created by Chinua Achebe’s new book, “THERE WAS A COUNTRY”, rages, social critic and poet, Odia Ofeimun – who has been thrown in the eye of the storm because of his first reaction which sought to exonerate Pa Obafemi Awolowo, who served as Vice Chairman to the ruling body of the Nigerian government and whom Achebe accused of war crimes because of the Nigerian government’s war-time policy which allegedly led to the starving of Igbos – presents in this piece never-before-revealed perspectives. This is the first part.

The most comprehensive and almost cover-all organization of the documents of the Nigerian Civil War remains AHM Kirk-Greene’s CRISIS AND CONFLICT IN NIGERIA, A Documentary Sourcebook 1966-1970 Volume 1, and Volume 2, published by Oxford University Press London, New York and Ibadan in 1971. Volume One, according to the blurb, “describes the prelude to the war and the succession of coups from that of 15 January1966 which initially brought a military regime to power in Nigeria”.

The volume takes the story up to July 1967 when the war began. Volume Two covers July 1967 to January 1970, that is, between the beginning of hostilities, and when, as testified by the last entry in the volume, General Yakubu Gowon made a Victory broadcast, The Dawn of National Reconciliation, on January 15, 1970. No other collection of civil war documents, to my knowledge, exists that compares with these two volumes.

And none, as far as I know, has attempted to update or complement the publications so as to include or make public, other documents that are absent from Kirk-Greene’s yeoman’s job. Yet, as my title pointedly insists, there have been some truly ‘forgotten’ documents of the Nigerian Civil War which ought to be added and without which much of the history being narrated will continue to suffer gaps that empower enormous misinterpretations, if not falsehoods.

In my view, the most forgotten documents of the Nigerian civil war, which deserved to be, but were not included in the original compilation by Kirk-Greene – are two. The first is the much talked-about, but never seen, Ifeajuna Manuscript. It was written by Major Emmanuel Ifeajuna, the leader of the January 15 1966 Coup that opened the floodgates to other untoward events leading to the civil war.

To read more ff link: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/10/the-achebe-controversy-awolowo-and-the-forgotten-documents-of-the-civil-war-by-odia-ofeimun/