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Phones › Re: Samsung Galaxy Round - Smartphone With Curved Display by eherbal(m): 10:55am On Oct 09, 2013
$1100 ke!shey e go bounce off the ground back to my hands if e fall ni?thumbs up thogrin
Food › Re: Keisuke Yamada Makes Banana Sculptures Using Toothpick & Spoon[ by eherbal(m): 7:21pm On Aug 28, 2013
wow! how did he achieve the Dragon and sharks teeth? just marvelous cheesy
Christianity Etc › Re: SEX SCANDAL: Another Shocking Revelationabout COZA Pastor Biodun Fatoyinbo by eherbal(op): 8:57pm On Aug 26, 2013
Let's see the smooth talking dude talk his way out of this one
Christianity Etc › SEX SCANDAL: Another Shocking Revelationabout COZA Pastor Biodun Fatoyinbo by eherbal(op): 8:54pm On Aug 26, 2013
Another lady who claimed to be a victim has
supported blogger, Ese Walter's sexcapade
accusations against COZA Pastor Biodun
Fatoyinbo.
Read what she has to say below
This Ese Walter's story is true. I was introduced
to the church in Abuja by my childhood friend,
who moved to Abuja from Calabar two years
before I did. When I joined, she was also a PCU
worker. I really felt welcome in the church up
until my friend started having problems with
other women.
She told me it was because Pastor Biodun
trusted her with so many official things even
above workers that were there before her. I
believed her until the day she had an
misunderstanding with another worker who
called her 'Ashewo Mary Magdalene' in the
church.
After that, her enthusiasm for church started
waning while mine was getting stronger till the
day she told me she was leaving the church and
shortly after she left. By that time, Pastor
Biodun had developed an interest in counseling
me and then started telling me to take my
friend's place as a PCU worker.
I was reluctant because I didn't feel like coming
to church early and leaving late but Pastor
biodun assured me that his personal driver will
pick me and drop me off and so I agreed. I
started work as arranged but after a while, I
noticed that the pastor did not respect personal
space when talking to me when we were alone.
He would stand soooooo close and rub my
upper arms or my back which made me very
uncomfortable. The final straw was when he
said I should go with him to Lagos to take notes
and transfer same online immediately for some
Pentecostal thing he was attending and he knew
I was very computer literate.
I was excited till we reached Lagos and I
realized that only one room was booked at the
Wheatbaker Hotel, Ikoyi. Of course I complained
and the Pastor called the front desk (or
pretended to) to demand for another room. He
said they would call back when the room was
ready.
He then told me to help massage his back
because he has back ache from sitting on the
flight. I said I was tired since it was already
after 8. He then insisted I lay down on the bed
to rest while waiting.
I said I preferred to sit at the desk and he
laughed saying that I was acting like a small girl
or a village uneducated girl. He went in to take
a shower.
I then called the front desk to remind then
about the extra room. I wasn't surprised when I
was told that they had vacant rooms and that
nobody had requested for an extra room. By
this time, I knew what was up and was ready
for the fool.
I opened his pouch and saw his wallet which
had his license. Took a picture of the wallet and
the License on the pillow on the bed with my
head in the shot. I opened the door and took
several pictures of myself, the wallet and the
License with the room number. Came back in,
once I heard the shower stop, I started audio
recording on my BB. He came out with a towel
around his waist and started telling me how
attracted he was to me.
He said many derogatory things about his wife,
calling her a postcard, pretty on the outside but
flat and empty upstairs. He said sex with her
was like having sex with a cold dead fish, he
tried to kiss me and I stood up, picked up my
travelling bag, moved to the door, opened it
and quickly took a picture of him, standing with
a towel around him. He started begging.
I called him all sorts of names and insisted he
gives me money for a separate room or I would
scream 'rape'. To cut a long story short, he
asked me to shut the door, I refused, he
brought out 2 bundles of N1000 and asked me
to delete before he gives me the money. I told
him he was in no position to negotiate. Got the
money, left the Randy goat with a deflated
erection and checked into another room.
First thing the next morning, I left for ABJ. By
the way, remember my childhood friend that
introduced me to COZA? I narrated my
experience to her and she confessed that she
was sleeping with Biodun for over a year, even
on his marital bed when his wife travelled.
Oga Pastor, try and deny my story publicly and
see American wonder…. I still have the pictures
and our conversation on tape. Thank God for
technology!!!!!!
Franca E.

www.naij.com/news/44994.html
Islam › Re: Tips On How To Concentrate During Salat (prayers) by eherbal(m): 6:41pm On Aug 23, 2013
Jazakallahu khaira
Phones › Re: Have You Seen This Picture And What Does It Depict On ANDROID 2.3.5 GINGERBREAD? by eherbal(m): 10:52pm On Aug 22, 2013
we need the distraction from a forum, that's been running boring topics for a while now
Phones › Re: Have You Seen This Picture And What Does It Depict On ANDROID 2.3.5 GINGERBREAD? by eherbal(m): 10:48pm On Aug 22, 2013
can we take the fright front page Puleeeze
Phones › Re: Have You Seen This Picture And What Does It Depict On ANDROID 2.3.5 GINGERBREAD? by eherbal(m): 10:46pm On Aug 22, 2013
its started already..............
Phones › Re: Have You Seen This Picture And What Does It Depict On ANDROID 2.3.5 GINGERBREAD? by eherbal(m): 10:41pm On Aug 22, 2013
hehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehhe.una go explain una self to the image later. Some things are better left uninvestigated grin
Politics › Re: Policemen Kill Tanker Driver ,sets Body & Tanker Ablaze To Cover Evidence by eherbal(m): 11:41am On Aug 14, 2013
I want you guys to thank God Almighty for sparing the lives of me and my friends. We were nearly shot by policemen stationed at Allen roundabout at about 1am on Tuesday . We were coming from the African shrine. Immediately we got to the roundabout, we were ordered to lie face down on the road. They were acting unprofessional and disorganized, that one of them kept cocking his rifle continously, he didn't know he was expending bullets on the main road. We were made to understand that robbers were operating at the ecobank not far from the roundabout. It took the grace of the Almighty to make them calm down, and make them realise that we could be caught in a crossfire if the real culprits decided to come around and confront them. It was then we were allowed to go, but not after asking them about three times, if we can leave.
Yet to recover from that experience. You needed to see how scared they were and the poor handling of their weapons. Once again, I thank the Almighty God for sparing our livesangry
Politics › Re: A Word For Those That Call Me An Igbo-hater by eherbal(op): 8:10am On Aug 14, 2013
Mods please, front page thingskiss
Politics › Re: A Word For Those That Call Me An Igbo-hater by eherbal(op): 8:09am On Aug 14, 2013
constructive and reasonable post please. No hate, tribal or snide remarks . We can all enjoy this thread if we play by the rules. Thanks.
The write up was culled from my facebook page. wink
Politics › A Word For Those That Call Me An Igbo-hater by eherbal(op): 7:58am On Aug 14, 2013
Those that call me a tribalist and an igbo-hater
are simply misguided and ignorant. Perhaps they
do not know the meaning of those words or the
true import of their meaning. Those that know
me well like you can confirm the fact that I am
not a racist or a bigot and that I consider such
sentiments as being unworthy of a man of class,
good breeding and culture. I am however a firm
believer in the propagation of truth and I, like
you, appreciate the value and importance of
history. Sadly many of our igbo brothers and
sisters do not believe in that. History for them
consists of only one thing-how other Nigerians
have always marginalised them and treated them
badly.
If only they knew their own history, where they
are coming from, what they used to be and
where they were 100 years ago and what their
forefathers did to the rest of Nigeria over the last
80 years they would know why they have always
had such a hard time in this country. Sadly
because they dont know any of these things they
cannot learn from it. And if they cannot learn
from it they will continue to make the same
mistakes. That is why they can come to another
mans land and territory and call it their own and
when we say ''no'' they tell us to shut up and call
us tribalists.
I was not a tribalist when I wrote a tribute to
Ojukwu after he died or when I condemned the
'60's pogroms that took place in the north in
which their people were slaughtered like flies. I
was not a tribalist when I wrote against Yarima
and child marriage in the north. Yet now I am a
tribalist because I spoke the truth about our
history and who we the yoruba are. I was not a
tribalist when I had a long-standing and intimate
relationship with Miss Bianca Onoh, an igbo lady,
who later married Colonel Emeka Odumegwu-
Ojukwu the leader of Biafra and who is now our
Ambassador in Spain. I was not a tribalist when I
had a long-standing and intimate relationship with
Miss Chioma Anasoh, another igbo lady, who I
almost married. I was not a tribalist when I had a
long-standing and intimate relationship with Miss
Adaobi Uchegbu, another igbo lady, who was
exceptionally close to me and who is now a
leading figure at the National Headquarters of the
ruling PDP.
I was not an tribalist when I wrote essays
defending the rights of the igbo and every other
Nigerian nationality to exercise their right of self-
determination and leave Nigeria if that is what
they wanted to do. I was not a tribalist when I
consistently wrote that Nigeria must have a
Sovereign National Conference where the rights
and obligations of all its various nationalities will
be clearly defined and agreed upon. I was not a
tribalist when I employed more igbo people as a
Minister of the Federal Republic than even my
own yoruba. I was not a tribalist when I wrote an
essay, just two years ago, extolling the virtues of
igbo women. I was not a tribalist when I
condemned the bombing of predominantly igbo
and catholic churches and the killing of the igbo
and others by Boko Haram in the north over the
last three years.
I was not a tribalist when I risked my life by
consistently writing against Boko Haram even
though I live in the north. I was not a tribalist
when I wrote against political sharia. I was not a
tribalist when I wrote in defence of the igbo when
it came to the abandoned property issue. I could
go on and on.These people have very short
memories and anyone that does not agree with
them all the time or that says one word against
them at any point in time is labelled a tribalist for
life.
They called Chief Obafemi Awolowo a tribalist, a
genocidal maniac, a child-killer and an igbo-hater
simply because the man refused to join sides with
them in the war yet they forgot that when
Awolowo ran for the Presidency his running mate
was from the east and not from the north. They
called Chief Festus Okotie-Eboh, Chief S.L Akintola
and Sir Ahmadu Bello as igbo-haters and tribalists
simply because they saw through the igbo agenda
at a very early stage and they killed them for it.
They called General Yakubu Gowon a genocidal
maniac, a child-killer, an igbo-hater and a tribalist
simply because he stood up to Ojukwu and
insisted on keeping Nigeria together and even
though he declared that there was ''no victor and
no vanquished'' after the war.
They accused President Olusegun Obasanjo of
being a tribalist and an igbo-hater even though
he appointed an igbo man as the first GOC in the
Nigerian Army since 1966 and even though he
appointed more igbos into key positions in his
government than any President before him. They
accused President Shehu Shagari and the
northerners of being tribalists and igbo-haters
even though he pardoned Ojukwu and allowed
him to return back home after the civil war. They
have accused the Nigerian people of being
tribalist and igbo-haters simply because we have
not had an igbo President since 1966 forgetting
that Nigeria was magnamonious in victory and
that she not only gladly welcomed them back into
the fold after the civil war but that she also gave
them the Vice Presidency only ten years later.
They have labelled the yoruba as tribalists and
igbo-haters simply because we have refused to
accept their claims to our land and territory and
even though we were more charitable, hospitable,
accomodating and generous to them than any
other nationality in Nigeria after the civil war. We
have been too kind and gentle with them. That is
the problem. They see our liberal and
accomodating nature as stupidity and weakness.
That is why they always like to go around calling
the yoruba cowards forgetting that the history of
the yoruba proves otherwise. It is now time to tell
the truth. They despise the yoruba and they only
pretend to believe in one Nigeria as long as they
can always have their way and laud it over others.
Worst of all they have no restraining factors
because money and the acquisition of wealth is
their sole objective and purpose in life.
Someone ought to tell them that this is not a
virtue but a vice. It is a cultural deficiency which
is borne out of not having any history. If they did
they would be less aggressive, more restrained
and far more civil to others. If speaking these
bitter home truths and yearning and fighting for a
better Nigeria makes me a tribalist then it is a
toga that I would be happy to wear. I will not sit
by quietly and allow my people, the yoruba
people of south western Nigeria, to be rubbished,
insulted and cheated by anyone no matter how
aggressive that anyone may believe he is. I make
or offer no apology for my views. My numerous
assertions in my two essays titled ''Lagos, The
Igbo and the Servants Of Truth'' and ''The Bitter
Truth About The Igbo'' respectively stand.
Meanwhile I have read all sorts of strange
submissions in various newspapers and blogs that
have held themselves out as rejoinders to my two
articles titled "Lagos, The Igbo and the Servants Of
Truth" and "The Bitter Truth About The Igbo".
Sadly other than the usual abuse and irreverant
thrash not one of those so-called ''rejoinders'' has
been able to address ANY of the issues that I
raised in either of the two articles, answer any of
the questions that I posed in them or successfully
challenge my presentation of historical facts.
The bellicose nature and vulgarity of these so-
called rejoinders goes to prove two things. Firstly
that those that I have descibed as being
collectively unlettered, uncouth, uncultured,
unrestrained and crude in all their ways really are
all those things and a lot more and secondly that
they cannot put up any reasonable or serious
arguement to discredit or refute the message so
instead they are attempting to destroy the
messanger. Meanwhile the two essays have been
published in various newspapers in our country
and outside and it will continue to be published
by others long into the forseeable future.
The message is clear and it is already out there. It
cannot be called back in. The horse has bolted
from the stable and the falcon has left the nest.
No matter how hard those that are attempting to
intimidate us into silence may try it will not work
and we will not be cowed. The message is already
out there and the genie is already out of the
bottle. Those that seek to continue to denigrate
and belittle the yoruba and lay claim to what is
rightfully ours should desist from doing so. They
should grant us our peace and give us our due
respect and they will get the same in return. If
they do not do so those things will elude them
and eventually history will repeat itself again in
this country.
Meanwhile when anyone reads a rejoinder that
addresses the issues that I raised in my essays
and that has some level of scholarship and
intellectual content they should please let me
know and I may well dignify it with a response.
The shameless and emotional thrash and
disjointed verbiage that have been described as
rejoinders so far are just not up to scratch. They
are bereft of any scholarship and intellectual
content. They also invoke pity in me for the the
faceless plebians that wrote them and those they
claim to represent. When the igbo, or anyone
else, find a real writer that can cross swords with
me and give me a good run for my money
someone should please let me know. I am itching
for a real debate with a worthy adversary on this
issue.
Like the great Achilles I feel that I have no match.
Are there no Hector's out there? Sadly it appears
that my accusers, traducers, opposers and haters
cannot find one. All they have is their hate, their
ignorance, their insults and their inbred crudity
and vulgarity
Celebrities › Re: Prince Uzoegwu's Photos (Late Goldie's Stylist) by eherbal(m): 6:31pm On Aug 10, 2013
mickyarams: You can abuse me as much as you can. I have a lovely wife and the most beautiful daughter on earth. Who am I to judge gay people, it is between them and their God. And by the way, is Nigeria not a hell on earth already or how can you explain a nation where people are living in poverty in the midst of plenty. We will rather donate money for religious leaders to buy private jeta and rolls royces. They build schools that over 90 percent of their members cannot afford to send their children and you want me to believe gay people are the cause of our problems im this country.
yeah bro, you're right, they're not the country's problem, but they sure are a nauseating distraction. grin
Crime › Re: ‘woman In Rape Video Is Mywife’ by eherbal(op): 5:56am On Aug 10, 2013
[quote author=e-herbal]After months of investigations, Southsouth
Regional Editor SHOLA O’NEIL and ROSEMARY
NWISI reveal the missing links in the 2011
rape video erroneously tagged ‘Abia rape
video’. They unravel the victim’s identity, the
Rivers State scene of the crime and how the
victim was infected with HIV, which claimed
the life of the child she was carrying.
Read the full story here :
http://thenationonlineng.net/new/woman-in-r-a-p-e-video-is-my-wife/[/quote]please while clicking the link, Remove the dash on the r-a-p-e, if not the page will not be found. I don't know why r-a-p-e should substituted for molestation, as if it's kids that on NL. Seun, your attention in needed in this anomaly.
Crime › ‘woman In Rape Video Is Mywife’ by eherbal(op): 5:45am On Aug 10, 2013
After months of investigations, Southsouth
Regional Editor SHOLA O’NEIL and ROSEMARY
NWISI reveal the missing links in the 2011
rape video erroneously tagged ‘Abia rape
video’. They unravel the victim’s identity, the
Rivers State scene of the crime and how the
victim was infected with HIV, which claimed
the life of the child she was carrying.
Read the full story here :
http://thenationonlineng.net/new/woman-in-rape-video-is-my-wife/
Celebrities › Re: Yvonne Nelson Shares Coverless Photo On Instagram by eherbal(m): 5:11am On Aug 10, 2013
All this show na to get Iyanyas attention grin
Phones › Re: MTN Nigeria Handed-Out Free Data Bundles By Mistake by eherbal(m): 8:58pm On Aug 09, 2013
How come my name is not on the list of people viewing this topic angry
Politics › Re: Agony On Shagamu-ogijo mosinmi-ikorodu Road by eherbal(m): 2:14pm On Aug 07, 2013
By His special grace, I'll be moving into my apartment at Ita Oluwo very soon. The problem now is how to cope with the dilapidated and death traps of a road. I've seen this same road take out front wheels of very powerful SUVs. I pray govt attention is directed to these bad roads.. Ita Oluwo and Igbo Olomu should also be looked intoundecided
Celebrities › Re: Zuriel Oduwole Is The Youngest To Be Interviewed By Forbes Magazine by eherbal(m): 1:16pm On Aug 06, 2013
Edipee: I was expecting someone to say 'OUR YORUBA SISTER', where them dey?
its already been said. you're just not reading the earlier post before yoursgrin
Crime › Re: Scene Of The Accident Where NUJ Officials Died by eherbal(m): 8:31pm On Aug 05, 2013
Kafayat odunsi, was the assistant information officer at my former work place. Very reserved and quiet. I'm really gonna miss her. May Allah SWA grant her and her departed comrades Aljannah Firdous, Amin.
Politics › Re: LG Autonomy: Governors To Lose Control Of N2tr Yearly by eherbal(m): 9:45am On Aug 04, 2013
Bye bye local government autonomy, bye bye grassroot and rural development undecided
Politics › Re: Femi Fani-kayode's Take On Igbos Development Of Lagos by eherbal(op): 9:27am On Aug 04, 2013
emmydeep: All these things unfolding is The APC AGENDA. Ive always said it, all these APC toothless bulldogs are evil.
Nigeria Was never one, is never one and will never be one. YORUBAS ARE VERRY UNGRATEFUL, TALKING FROM EXPERIENCE.
can we please exercise some level of restraint and decorum please, we should be able to have discuss without resulting to ethnic bashing. We don't have to be slaves to our parents undoing.
Our generations ought to have gone past this tribal inequality. Let our old folks wallop in it, not us. We should be forging a vibrant United front that will have them hanging their heads in shame. I know the question of our ethnicity is inevitable, but we can address it devoid of hate and suspicion. I'm guilty of this too, but I'm turning a new leaf, after thinking it over deeply, and ironically reading OAM4Js and one other post for the need for us to bond with each other . There's a massive inter marriage between tribes nowadays than in any point of our history. Does this not mean anything to us? I've met some very very humble and honest Igbo men in my lifetime, so also the not so good. So is it with the yoruba man. A man is a man, A race is a race. Let's all foster in unity and face the major enemy, who are the political class, that are taking us to the gallows, piecemeal by piecemeal. Yes, let's direct our hatred and suspicion towards them, for truly, they are the enemy.
God Almighty bless the Nigerian youth and masses, AMEN.
Christianity Etc › Re: Jenna Presley (Pornographic-Star) Finds Jesus by eherbal(m): 9:01am On Aug 04, 2013
Glad for her . This is a clarion call to all my sisters and brethren, who think they're so dirty spiritually, there's no redemption for them. well think again, the sister is a pace setter and a humongous example that change can be anybody. Remember, nobody is sinless. wink
Politics › Re: Femi Fani-kayode's Take On Igbos Development Of Lagos by eherbal(op): 7:50am On Aug 04, 2013
Mods,please can we FP this to test run if your appeal and caveat have impacted on the tribal rascals on NL? Me inclusive grin
Politics › Re: Femi Fani-kayode's Take On Igbos Development Of Lagos by eherbal(op): 7:46am On Aug 04, 2013
Nwa oguta: this mumu still dey a live?
please let's be matured and tact in our response. The mods appeal for moderation and respect for each others tribe should be on top priority. Together we can make it work......., https://www.nairaland.com/1383624/put-end-ethnic-rivalries-hostilities
Politics › Re: Can We Put An End To Ethnic Rivalries And Hostilities? by eherbal(m): 7:32am On Aug 04, 2013
you should have made this appeal before banning me. I only made an honest and sincere contribution, then poof!I suggest warning before your itchy fingers goes for the 'ban' button angry
Politics › Femi Fani-kayode's Take On Igbos Development Of Lagos by eherbal(op):
The claim that the igbo helped to develop Lagos
is hogwash. The major institutions of the south-
west were developed by the diligence, hard-
work, industry and sweat of the yoruba people.
This is a historical fact.

-Femi Fani - Kayode

Celebrities › Re: Toolz Oniru Dazzles In Complete Fashion Magazine Photoshoot by eherbal(m): 8:47pm On Aug 02, 2013
MY RESERVE I COMMENT grin grin grin grin

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