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^ Ibos didn't get federal allocation ?

^ you were making enough sense and i was in agreement till you reached the God part.

^ and why doesn't Medussa lead the struggle ?

And you came to your "north is united" conclusion sitting in front of your PC or you heard it at the assembly in your school this morning ?

@trustme that was a nice story, i believe It's called "strength in numbers". The truth about the matter is anytime people decide to take collective action there will be casualties. The fear of becoming a casualty or "dying for nothing" is what is holding us down, we have to learn that nothing good comes without sacrifice.

That's the point , you can't see them from where you are. For you to see em would mean coming back to the Niger Delta, are you ready to be blown away by our "mammy waters" ? . Virtually every one i knew as a kid who was in the Navy ended up marrying one of those Niger Delta mermaids LOLs . I heard that they so spoil you that you'd deny your mama to be with em. . So drop em hispanic mamasitas and come for the real stuff.

I swear the day s.t.upidit.y becomes a Crime, all religious people would be in jail.
Bill Maher is God and I've got to watch his movie ASAP

LOLs . After V3, Muki and slim go dey talk say i don mara , wereh pipo.
Well they say when in Rome. . . .
gbara bi bo come down, gbara bi bo come down . . .

[quote author=bk_baybe99 link=topic=381076.msg5312886#msg5312886 date=1263461775]ok, now check the very first video. make sure u got a doctor by your side tho!!![/quote]Brazilian Girl Booty Shaking ?

I asked for Niger Delta Mermaids

^ You people already dominate Minority tribes in your various states making it impossible for us to access many positions, now you're coming out to say we're your problem, na wa for you o !

^ @slim forget that thing o, Cameroun already have enough nations cup trophies so let them focusing on bigger things.
All i want is Song back in the midfield, if It's possible for it to happen without Cameroun being knocked out, good and fine.

^ ouch ! . That person better drop down and start crying.

Bk, on the road now with a phone so can't check out the videos, but will do immediately i stop. The mamasitas you posted better be hot if you don't want to get deported to Cuba ?

Chapelle the genius, using your logic(if we can call it so), since something like 95% of the male US basket team is black, blacks are the majority in the US.
Whites are the majority in South Africa cos the cricket team is predominantly white, eh ?

@OP, It's all about the women man, all about the women.
Have you ever been to porthacourt, Benin, Warri, Calabar etc. before ? CHAI ! ! Oye mi canto ! ! ! You will see mermaids of all types and species. Do you think any tribal group or region will let another carry all those kokolettes away ? Over our/their dead bodies, we'd/they'd rather die than allow that happen.

The top 4 things that attract me to a news story these days are a headline or story with :
3. Barack Obama
2. Baba-Tunde Raji Fashola
1. Arsenal FC.
It is no mean feat for something to be just below Arsenal in my books.

Why the hell was Ranieri sacked in the first place ? I wonder what Felipe Melo must be feeling like at the moment ?

Lahi lahi ti lahi lahi if yoruba men want to go, fine, but we shall never let them take away those voluptuous iyawos and tantalizing buxoms. They must be dreaming if they think we'll let an asset more valuable than crude oil go for free, can you imagine ? All that bootiliciousness go like that ? We'd rather die !

Good Gunz guess what ? Cameroun lost today, if they lose on again on sunday we could have Song back by next weekend. Keep hoping or sacrificing or praying or whatever you do

The statistics tell it all, Highest poverty , infant and mortality mortality and illiteracy  rate in Nigeria. When you add religious violence and general unwillingness to cooperate with the rest of the country on matters that could possibly bring about development, one is left to ask what exactly is the purpose of the contraption called Nigeria ?
When major Gideon Okar, a man categorized as northerner split Nigeria into two in his address to the nation after a botched coup attempt back in the 80s, we all celebrated. But would severing all links with these people bring about the final solution ? If we say Nigeria must remain one, can we truly see a change in mindset of a people that appear not to believe in the same values as the rest of the country : education, female emancipation, freedom of religion etc. ?
I'd really like people of hausa extraction to contribute as this will help discussion gain a dimension that's usually lacking.

afemai:
As much as I disagree with Onwan using diatribes on the personalities of Falana and Soyinka and contributors of Nairaland[b] I am in agreement with him when he wrote about their (Soyinka and Falana) motives. Falana made so much money working for Ribadu as EFCC lawyer at the instance of the then AG federation. Lack of patronage from Aondoakaa hence the hatred for the new AG (while not holding brief for Aondoakaa[/b] , Am no fan of ANY public servant in office since Obj to date). Soyinka know how past protests in Nigeria had not given desired results I want to believe that Tpia and I share in the patriotism of Monkeyleg, Gbawe, Londoner, Edoya and others who yearn for a better Nigeria but will agree that having these protests in London, Australia and New York will not change a bit of the ugly Nigeria situation I can only imagine how much of donor agencies’ funds has gone to private pockets, What we need is either a proper electoral reform. We should expend more energy in pushing these electoral reforms that will give us desired leaders those in the civil society know this very well and we have been lobbying for this and results are trickling in gradually (effective election will give desired leaders) only then will we weed out the “comedians” who parade themselves as distinguished and honourable weaklings. If we indeed have a virile national assembly Yar a Dua would have been impeached long ago or we wrestle the leadership through what beaf referred to as a ‘Sovereign National Conference’.

Evenwhen one is bad, it is not beyond them to do good deeds.

Whatever your opinion of these men and their objectives, we cannot deny that there is a gross misaplication of the rules in Nigeria and we just have to start correcting it if we ever intend to be anything as a nation. Our so called leaders have been on a marathon of failure.


[quote author=☻ajali☺ link=topic=380198.msg5307113#msg5307113 date=1263393988]@edoyad

Well, I am mostly in the background and observe first of all the things, before I say something.
Of course I have noticed, that something is happen in Nigeria. It seems as you have awoken from a long lethargy.
I am really glad very much about it and hope that this still small snowball will grow to a gigantic avalanche.
Uups, a funny sentence for Nigeria. LOL, but you will know what I mean.

And yes, I have already written the article and not only this. Because of the fact, that the publisher was interested
to give an understanding of Nigeria to his readers he asked me to write more.
And, finally, a 18-sided pamphlet originated about Nigeria and the people. I must confess, I don't handle with the Nigerian leaders in politics and economy very softly. I just always say what is my mind. However, even more warmly and sometimes also more jocularly are the articles about the people in Nigeria, their culture, their peculiarities. Briefly, I have described Nigeria and its people as I see them.

Here of course the pamphlet is written in German, but there is also an issue in English language. If you like to read it, you find it as a PDF to download on my MySpace side (my side is bilingual in German and in English). There I have posted a blog with the heading "Nigeria, bad luck and evil"?
You find the link to the website on my profile.[/quote]Sie haben diese Datei bereits zu oft gedownloadet.
What's this ?

If we're not signing babies we're signing grannies.




Sol could easily be Wilshere's daddy.

Abeg OP no vex eh; I love Soyinka, his life , work, books and all but NO , we don't need old school this time around. Anything not in the fortyish range is not desirable to me at the moment.

@everybody, have you guys ever noticed those ball jugglers that come on to the stage during FIFA occasions and can keep the ball from touching the floor for up to 10 mins ?
Well my friend asked me a while back why those guys don't become professional footballers .
Just imagine if you were at a park or show and the MC was to introduce one of those guys, whose name in Man U would fit that purpose properly ?
"ladies and gentlemen, all the way from the East EUROPEAN Circus Company (EECC), i present to you, . . . . . . ."

Citizen Action is what is required here not govt action. We don't know how many jobs have been missed out on by Nigeria but one thing i know is that if we take a collective action to boycott all MTN products and services in Nigeria they will come to their senses in an instant.
It is time for Glo and Visafone to seize the initiative and let their marketing departments design penetration strategies centered around Nationalism. East Asian companies have been doing it for a while so It would not exactly be a new thing.

@ajali the German freelance, where have you been all this while ? I'm sure you can see that we're getting ourselves mobilised and taking matters into our hands.
What happened to that article you were writing for the German magazine, have you written it yet ?

The protests were a success and i'm glad, now It's onto the international scene.
Like i said yesterday, amongst every 12 of us there's bound to be atleast one Judas. That should not deter us from what we intend to achieve. Afterall, people who supported Abacha's intended transition to civilian rule are in power today, so how do we expect some of those elements not to be in our midst ? The important thing is for us not let them blur our vision or lose focus.

What i will not hear, Berbatov and not CR7 was the engineer behind Man Us recent successes eh ?
@dayo, the child in question would study caligraphy in college, if he makes it ?

This is the democratic culture we've been crying out for for ages. Nigerians just sit down and complain and do nothing which isn't supposed to be the case, if you don't express your gripe how will the outsider know you're resentful of the situation ? Even a spouse has to express their discontent for a marriage to work properly; storing it inside will lead to a situation that cannot be salvaged.

I'll send a comprehensive mail to that complaints desk of theirs expressing my opinion about them later, but i do find that apartheid flag saga a bit distasteful.