₦airaland Forum

henchamb: mumu do you know how many meetings that took place before Margret was buried. poverty can make one talk from both sides of his mouth. RIP Achebe

bolaino: It's a question that should be answered with utmost sincerity, with all honesty and with no religious bias (but I doubt my christian folks will be able to do that).

But let's examine the death of jesus, christians from time immemorial have given us the illusion that it was the greatest and noblest thing any man or God could have done for his people, by paying the ultimate price, ( giving up his life),

But I chose to disagree, in the case of jesus, he is said to be God, and he created all things, having this knowledge how would coming to earth and dying and going back to splendor a big deal? I know of people who have gone through a lot worse for no reward at all, not to talk about jesus, who is supposed to be the beginning and the end, this should have been like a walk in the park for him.

But it was'nt, even knowing fully well that he was going to rise up again and be praised in heaven and on earth for all eternity, he was still scared, begging himself in heaven not to allow the whole thing happen.

Personally I would go through all jesus went through just to be given one billion dollars, I know of people who would go through same tin or even worse for less, did jesus suffer more than the slaves in america? Or did he suffer more than the people who were tortured and beaten to death, in places like cambodia, uganda, rwanda etc, the answer is No, so christians should stop saying how difficult it was for jesus to lay his life down for sinners.

excellentmomma: Mr 2.1 can't u see u r d dullard here, u cudnt see d humour he was trying to pass across, lolz!!!, na u sabi English pass, Olodo!!!

Ochek: You reason like a kid. Must you insult someone else? By the way, go ask your government why this guys are on our streets rather than the barracks. This is how them where trained. Brutal training not civilian training. You want civil treatment? Ask ur presidency to employ and equip the NPF. Most importantly, ACT CIVIL

pro01: You are a BASTARD, and so is every other slimy maggot that calls himself a soldier in this useless country. Is it your responsibility to punish erring motorists? Is that why you joined the Army? Do you not have terms of reference and rules of engagement? The fact that you are issued rifles (paid for by Nigerian tax payers) does not in itself confer on you the arbitrary power to be the judge, jury and executioner in any purely civil matter that catches your fancy.

To be honest, I wish some of you soldiers would leave your rifles (and not resort to your cowardly habit of calling for back up from your fellow bastards in uniform), and come and fight man-to-man. I am certain that I would give you the beating of your miserable life if we were to engage in a bare-knuckled man-to-man fight. Most of you animals are ill-trained and cowardly bullies. Bloody fools.

tyadams: Your opinion is the worst i have ever read this year, have you ever thought of how motorist misbehave on road at times? All because they fill they can do whatever they like as nobody is there to checkmate them.
All you can say is to wish Soldiers waterloo with the Boko haram guys, you blinking shit! Honestly i wish i can jam ur silly type on a checkpoint, and u just do ur village thing to any soldier who laid down his all to secure you. Then you will prefer a truck to hit you than the treatment you will be given.
PS: there is no, i mean NO punishment a soldier issue a civillian that he has not gone through, even myself. And i did not die.

mikeyhernadez: Be what you wanna be and you Won't Let yourself down. That's the Principle I live on.Congratulations to the likes of :-
Mario Ballotelli
Malaila Yousoufani
Frank Ocean
Miguel
But where is Jose Mourinho,Lionel Messi,Andreas Iniesta,Pep Guardiola,Cristiano Ronaldo?
Even Jacob Zuma,Goodluck Jonathan,TB Joshua,Usain Bolt and Christien Amanpour, 2face,D'banj are not on the list.

yuzedo: No hope bro. I gradate 2.2 uppper from prestingous universety since 40yrs ago. No job. No punny. No anytin!

I have desided to take matters into my very own hands. I want to do oil bunkery. Palm-oil bunkery. or kidnappy. Dat is disposeable kid nappy.hope somebody can send me richard card to sell, af not eat good food since last years.

obo389: you dey mind d MUMU IK?
What do you xpct whn he's not gona host the 2013 edition of BBA?so the guy dey presently beef anodr way of shown his displeasure jooor
mtecheeeew

tomakint: This site is your friend to clear the confusion, how I wish he was my UNCLE! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chukwuma_Kaduna_Nzeogwu

Below is my personal timeline of this Fine Soldier

Chronology of Kaduna Nzeogwu (The Enfant Terrible of Nigeria’s Political History)

February 26, 1937: Birth of Patrick Chukwuma Kaduna Nzeogwu to Mr and Mrs. James Okafor Elizabeth Nzeogwu from Okpanam in Delta State.

1950: Gained admissions into St. John’s Secondary School, Kaduna. His admission number was 164.
March 1957: He entered as a soldier-in-training as an officer cadet in the Nigerian Regiment of West African Frontier Force.

December 1959: Passed out of Sandhurst Royal Military Academy.

May 1960: Returned to Nigeria, a well trained young army officer and was posted to First Battalion in Enugu.

November 1960: Became one of the Nigerian Military contingent sent to quell the post independence crises in Congo.

May 1961: Arrival from Congo. He was involved in a motor accident with minor injuries.

April – July 1962: Attended two military courses at the British School of Military Intelligence and became the First Nigerian to be trained in Military Intelligence. He later attended the staff college in India.

October 1964 - 1965: Met with the principal actors in the coup at Taragarh

January 15, 1966: 2 am, he led a military coup d’état alongside Emmanuel Ifeajuna that toppled the first civilian government in Nigeria.

January 19, 1966: Left Kaduna for Lagos after the abortive coup.

January 1967: Released from prison by Lt. Col. Ojukwu.

July 6, 1967: Out break of the Nigerian – Biafran War.

July 29, 1967: Nzeogwu was trapped in an ambush near Nsukka while conducting a night reconnaissance operation against federal troops of the 21stbattalion under Captain Mohammed Inua Wushishi.

July 31, 1967: His body was found by the Federal Troops and was flown to the Kaduna Military Cemetery,
where he was given a full military burial in full appreciation of his well known nationalistic feeling.

tomakint: This site is your friend to clear the confusion, how I wish he was my UNCLE! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chukwuma_Kaduna_Nzeogwu

Below is my personal timeline of this Fine Soldier

Chronology of Kaduna Nzeogwu (The Enfant Terrible of Nigeria’s Political History)

February 26, 1937: Birth of Patrick Chukwuma Kaduna Nzeogwu to Mr and Mrs. James Okafor Elizabeth Nzeogwu from Okpanam in Delta State.

1950: Gained admissions into St. John’s Secondary School, Kaduna. His admission number was 164.
March 1957: He entered as a soldier-in-training as an officer cadet in the Nigerian Regiment of West African Frontier Force.

December 1959: Passed out of Sandhurst Royal Military Academy.

May 1960: Returned to Nigeria, a well trained young army officer and was posted to First Battalion in Enugu.

November 1960: Became one of the Nigerian Military contingent sent to quell the post independence crises in Congo.

May 1961: Arrival from Congo. He was involved in a motor accident with minor injuries.

April – July 1962: Attended two military courses at the British School of Military Intelligence and became the First Nigerian to be trained in Military Intelligence. He later attended the staff college in India.

October 1964 - 1965: Met with the principal actors in the coup at Taragarh

January 15, 1966: 2 am, he led a military coup d’état alongside Emmanuel Ifeajuna that toppled the first civilian government in Nigeria.

January 19, 1966: Left Kaduna for Lagos after the abortive coup.

January 1967: Released from prison by Lt. Col. Ojukwu.

July 6, 1967: Out break of the Nigerian – Biafran War.

July 29, 1967: Nzeogwu was trapped in an ambush near Nsukka while conducting a night reconnaissance operation against federal troops of the 21stbattalion under Captain Mohammed Inua Wushishi.

July 31, 1967: His body was found by the Federal Troops and was flown to the Kaduna Military Cemetery,
where he was given a full military burial in full appreciation of his well known nationalistic feeling.

tomakint: I just love this guy for REAL! A determined soldier, a reformer, a defender of truth and above all, a true PATRIOT! Adieu,Patrick Chukwuma Nzeogwu

kennydee05: Rotimi Amaechi leave PDP and join Nairaland forum

orgy: By the extreme right is Kaduna Nzeogwu.

Osuman: hoping to invert something too one day, rest in peace.

SlyIg: is this all google is able to show you?
Over sabi d worry you sef. Dont you kw mtn network? Most terrified network?