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Dayokanu rigging again! |
[quote author=~Bluetooth]no be your fault. . . .I blame the idiots tarnishing the tradition of yoruba on NL.Now imbeciles' like you can have a field day talking about yoruba in a bad manner.meanwhile,i will fight you but not on this thread.I leave it for the foools to eat and digest it.Nonsense.[/quote]Dude, I think you need to relax a little and take it slowly before you hurt yourself. It's the internet for crying out loud. |
Beaf: Crap.I wonder why Nairaland is filled with so many El Stiffo's who take life sooo goddamned seriously. Now, I'm even beginning to believe most of those bigots we see in here aren't just saying all those nasty hateful things because it's the internet, but because they are genuinely very sad people in their actual lives. |
I meant *first. Bloody typos. |
alj harem: By ENYIM ENYIMHe should use it to catch Mbadinuju forst; then I'll know for sho' he means business . |
In Igbo language, Ramotu = Raa'm otu = "Fvck my pu'ssy" And yes, you needed to know that. |
Beaf: Please, GEJ is the President of the entire country.Hate to rain on your parade, Beaf. Really, I do. But this school right here, is of absolutely no positive contribution to the current Almajiri crisis. Let us not overstress this so called school's importance, because: It is simply a theological school of Islamic studies for children, with no provisions for scientific education It neither serves to educate these children on the fields of commerce or craftsmanship It neither serves as an avenue to educate the many Northern families on family planning, as well as the dangers of irresponsible and reckless procreation If for one thing, all it provides are cleaner rooms for the the retrogressive Almajiri menace to carry on. And since the system itself is totally different from formal education, what would be the chances of these kids to get into the mainstream secondary or tertiary institutions afterwards? What's next? Almajiri Secondary School? University of Almajiri? This is a Fail, my comrade. |
[quote author=Rhino.5dm]Read below the thread you made that post, incase your selective amnesia is becoming acute. Grand pa! www.nairaland.com/468741/ojukwu-unbelievably-selfish-greedy-self-centered/1#6298609[/quote]Enough of your hamfisted tantrums, childman. Since you are so desperately fighting for Ileke Idi's nyash for the night, might I suggest you open a seperate thread for your uninteresting affairs? This is a thread about Almajiris, and I'm not done milking it for its worth. So, please, no just come put Alomo Bitters for my Garri this evening. |
Yujin: This project as good as it seems will not achieve much. I have a question. Where are the parents of those almajiris or are they all orphans? A situation where a petty sugarcane seller has 3 wives with a total of over 15 children presents to you the source of this almajirism. Most of their leaders don't have any good plans for those children, if they have, why did the state govs. not build these schools before? Their leaders are not sincere. They supported it because they see FGs bearing of the load as an advantage over the christians and south. This is the singular reason why it will not bear much positive fruit. The key to decreasing almajirism is to educate the parents of northern muslims to take responsibility for their children. Why is this not found among Yoruba muslims?Thank you! |
I hope say no be bombs dem carry for backpack. |
. . . Oops! I forgot, by 2013, it will be zoned to Delta (Chyz, Ezeagu, yours truly etc) hahahahahaaa! |
[quote author=Okija_juju]Onlytruth is a hardline biafran cry baby who sees nothing good in anyone or anything that goes against his BIAFRAN Beliefs even if that thing is his own soul. I dont support his tenure hence my being the leaderof the opposition. Being a leader of any ethnic group is not somuch about being the most intelligent as it is about being the face and mouthpiece of your tribe. You never know when some real ish would pop up here and your people would require a leader. Go for it. . even if its just for the heck of it.[/quote]Oga, you still no go win the December election, because it has already been zoned to Abia (Phreakabit, Face, Odumchi), and my rigging machine is already well oiled. Come back in 2013 ![]() |
One Naira, you have said it all. |
Imagine a mega state like California in its current mess as a result of tax miscalculation, and now has to cut down on its education funding, social welfare funding, and now has to crawl cap-in-hand to Obama, begging for a bail-out. And this is a state that plays host to Hollywood, Silicon Valley, Beverly Hills, Disneyland, San Francisco, San Diego etc. Now, compare it to Nigeria, a country filled with so many fearless criminals and thieves, whose only interests are in lining up their pockets! I think the country is bankrupt. And this started some time around December 2010. |
I think the country really IS broke! And that fuel subsidy removal 'some petro dealers are defrauding us' thing was just one big epic smokescreen to stop us from looking into the bigger picture, which is that the Jonathan administration bankrupted the country in its 2011 presidency bid. Of course this is merely hypothetical, but we'll see. |
[quote author=bk.babe97y]Ibos put everyone in this mess[/quote]Yes, you're absolutely right. Oh, dear lord, who will save us from these |
Awolowo that made the so called Niger-delta after the split of the mid-west when he was imprison by Nnamdi.https://farm4.staticflickr.com/3017/3099334881_d1fc799bb7_z.jpg?zz=1 |
I nominate Musiwa and Jarus! |
alj harem: I no fit laughhttps://farm4.staticflickr.com/3017/3099334881_d1fc799bb7_z.jpg?zz=1 |
9jadelta: Hahahahaha I can see some Igbo and yoruba here trying to claim what they don't have...trying to form alliance with us in the south south ...well we are d richest tribe so I won't wonder much about that....but I will rather have naija Delta republic that all my oil will be use to develop or my area than join any other stup!d tribe be it biafra or odua republic to form a country or better still united southern nigeria .... So all if u igbo mor0ns and yoruba ass...can kiss my butt..hihihihihihihi *wicked laff*When next you say "Niger Delta" or "South South", please be sure to speak for yourself and yourself only, because I will be pitching my tent with my kith and kin in the East. And as for that Utopian "Republic of Southern Nigeria" of yours? Let this picture describe exactly what I think of it: https://farm4.staticflickr.com/3017/3099334881_d1fc799bb7_z.jpg?zz=1 |
noblezone: Northern Sudan,Because, the closer you are to the sun, the more short-tempered you get. Don't mind me, guys ![]() |
Damn! I give this school 2 years to get totally run-down. Hell, even the building itself looks like it was built with complete indifference. |
And as for the peeps actually praising this guy? Shame, shame, shame. You have no idea how your future is being mortgaged |
MO-NO-PO-LEEEEE! Aliko never disappoints ![]() |
All the time wey the guys go carry find pikin to lure victims, dem neva carry go ashawo joint? And what if na 87 year old woman come see de child nko? |
Abuja is neither a cultural/entertainment melting point nor a region of any economic significance. With its 97 percent merely comprising civil servants and political offices, Abuja has negligible-to-zero Internally Generated Revenue, and would be totally incapable of sustaining 0.0000031 percent of its population, should the Niger Delta also go its seperate way tomorrow. The thing about the shockingly vast majority of our corrupt public figures, is their innate inability to even look past the materialism that is infront of them, and focusing on the real picture. But then again, such is to be expected from glorified thugs and illiterate kleptomaniacs. |
Nah man. The OP is a well known dejected lower creature, so it's expected. |
As an architect, I feel I should correct a common mistake most people make, and it comes with distinguishing between skyscrapers and highrises. And this is for Amosy007 Skyscraper = steel reinforcements. Highrise = concrete reinforcements. So, putting it out there, the Cocoa House is a highrise building. Not that it takes anything away from your argument, as we get you loud and clear. It's just that peeps like us in the profession, get kinda itchy when people mix up the two ![]() Aight. Carry on, guys. |
NorthSharp, your point has been well noted, and I apologize for acting out of impulses instead of properly analyzing the issue before diving in. Accept my sincerest apologies. *bows out* |
[quote author=ekt_bear]The investment in education and high literacy rate is commendable. The high rate of AIDS tho..[/quote]Let's just say they're so brave, they march into battlefields without their vests on. |
This thread won't get much traffic, because the OP failed to list the surnames of the culprits, for the posters to decipher if they're Igbo or Yoruba. |
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