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Romance › Re: Inter-tribal Dating Between Yoruba And Igbo: A Good Sign for Naija's Future! by ektbear: 4:56am On Jun 18, 2011
@igbo boy: Hehe. When have you ever seen a Yoruba chick complain about an Igbo woman? Stop making up stories. Where in Nigeria does this happen? Why do you enjoy lying to yourself?

Moreover, if you want to use that analogy, that that makes you the [size=4pt](limp-wristed)[/size] Chinese dude who cannot hold onto his woman and complains bitterly about other dudes taking what should be his  smiley

And which "radiating" Igbo girls? As if 100% of them are. As if we cannot search for names on facebook and see plenty of wowo. Type in "Umeh" there and count wowo vs fine, let me know what you come up with.
Politics › Re: Olusegun Aganga Is Edo And Cannot Represent Lagos State by ektbear: 4:47am On Jun 18, 2011
[quote author=Chyz* link=topic=692321.msg8540567#msg8540567 date=1308353981]Lmao @ the way this groupie(dapo) comes to fight for his idol![/quote]No groupie of him at all. He is one of the few posters on this forum I have respect for, that is all.

But as someone else said about you, you doing what you did is the equivalent of an inanimate object (somebody's toothpaste) insulting a human being.

You simply are not on his level to be talking like that.

Anywaya,  No Yoruba issue at all. Besides lagos is a no mans land, meaning, it belongs to everybody. cool
Hehe. Feel free to test that hypothesis. Go to Lagos and shout it in the streets. See what fate befalls you. Next time I go there, we can arrange this experiment, if you like.
Politics › Re: Olusegun Aganga Is Edo And Cannot Represent Lagos State by ektbear: 10:58pm On Jun 17, 2011
Do people not know what the term indigene means? Dede1 clearly does not, for example. Being born in a place is not enough to be considered an indigene of that same place (temporarily ignoring the fact that Aganga wasn't born in Lagos.)
Politics › Re: Tribune Reporter's Confusion Over Identity Of Tinubu's Parents by ektbear: 10:29pm On Jun 17, 2011
Damn. Never seen Katsumoto like this
Politics › Re: Olusegun Aganga Is Edo And Cannot Represent Lagos State by ektbear: 10:24pm On Jun 17, 2011
[quote author=Chyz* link=topic=692321.msg8539840#msg8539840 date=1308345068]This isn't a "yoruba issue" dumbass, this is a "lagosian issue". If people from ekiti, like dapo, can speak on this matter, then Dede1 can do the same.Get it,buffoon?[/quote]Lmao @ you calling Katsumoto a buffoon. Hard for me to imagine you talking that way to your better.

Anyway, the indigenous people of Lagos are Yoruba. So it is indeed a Yoruba issue. If you don't like that fact, go hug a transformer (autobot or decepticon, your choice)
Romance › Re: Inter-tribal Dating Between Yoruba And Igbo: A Good Sign for Naija's Future! by ektbear: 10:19pm On Jun 17, 2011
Regarding Yoruba vs Igbo women. . . personally I think people should do whatever makes them happy. I'm pretty indifferent when it comes to ethnicity in women. . . AA, white, Asian, Yoruba, Igbo, whatever, all the same to me. I'm equal opportunity, let's put it that way.

For those who claim that Yoruba chicks are "dirty" or something. . . well, as the saying goes, water finds its level. If you can only get a dirty Yoruba chick, then it says more about you than anyone else.

Furthermore, I think I've already posted AIDS rates across Nigeria already, have I not? We already know which part of the country is the most filthy, at least if certain diseases are any indication.

As I said, water finds its level.
Romance › Re: Inter-tribal Dating Between Yoruba And Igbo: A Good Sign for Naija's Future! by ektbear: 10:12pm On Jun 17, 2011
@PAGAN  9JA: I'm not sure if this is meant to agree with or disagree with my statement. Point is, by latest 1400AD or so, there was a concept of German ethnicity. Anyway, certainly today the concept exists.
Romance › Re: Inter-tribal Dating Between Yoruba And Igbo: A Good Sign for Naija's Future! by ektbear: 9:55pm On Jun 17, 2011
[quote author=PAGAN  9JA link=topic=691727.msg8539615#msg8539615 date=1308343198]omg r u seriously that dim-witted. therm ""German ethnic group"" arose around the 19th centure, hardly a few 100 yrs bak. but if you go into DNA and blood ethnicity, the Germans are a mixed people comprised of different Germanic tribes (tribes living in d german area) lyk d Franks, Saxons, Visigoths, etc,

today, you wont find people in Germany with a tribe/ethnicity, cuz they r all mixed.[/quote]This concept of German ethnicity predates the 19th century. I guess we could trace it to at least the time of the Holy Roman Empire. Certainly by the time of Catherine the Great (the ethnic German empress of Russia), they were considered an ethnic group rather than a collection or mixture of tribes.
Romance › Re: Inter-tribal Dating Between Yoruba And Igbo: A Good Sign for Naija's Future! by ektbear: 9:42pm On Jun 17, 2011
How on earth can a group of 40 million people be a tribe?

Wtf is a tribe, then?
Romance › Re: 10 Most Annoying Things Women Do In The Club. by ektbear: 9:36pm On Jun 17, 2011
Bams123:
Most of you guys in clubs are misleading anyway, !!!
How so?
Romance › Re: Inter-tribal Dating Between Yoruba And Igbo: A Good Sign for Naija's Future! by ektbear: 9:35pm On Jun 17, 2011
[quote author=PAGAN  9JA link=topic=691727.msg8539578#msg8539578 date=1308342733]First of all, for heavens sake, Germans are not an ethnic group. the present-day Germans are comprised of different tribes (lyk d Saxons, Angels, Jutes, etc) who mixed up and did sum inter-tribal dating thing around a 1000 yrs bak and now they r aall mixed up. its lyk Nigeria becoming mixed-up and forming a salad race.[/quote]Not true.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethnic_Germans
Romance › Re: 10 Most Annoying Things Women Do In The Club. by ektbear: 9:30pm On Jun 17, 2011
Somebody should make a thread like this, but from a woman's perspective
Foreign Affairs › Chinese Officials Looted $120bn Public Funds In 13 Years - Report by ektbear(op): 9:06pm On Jun 17, 2011
China‘s Central Bank has issued a report saying thousands of corrupt Chinese officials stole more than $123 billion (N192,864,003,602,519.69) and fled overseas between 1995 and 2008.


The report also said the United States was a top destination for the looted funds, the Associated Press reports.


The report, released this week by the People‘s Bank of China, says between 16,000 to 18,000 government officials and executives at state-owned enterprises smuggled about 800 billion yuan ($123 billion) out of China within the period.


The study says the officials smuggled money into the US, Australia, Canada and Holland, using offshore bank accounts or investments such as real estate or collectibles. Officials masked the thefts as business transactions by setting up private companies to receive the money transfers, according to the report.


China has launched numerous efforts in recent years to curb graft, which is often a focal point of protests by ordinary Chinese and is seen as a major threat to political stability. But corruption among Communist Party officials is still common.


The report warned that the corruption was serious enough to threaten China‘s economic and political stability.


It said that aside from punishing guilty officials, China should improve monitoring of asset transfers and revise methods of payment overseas.


Chinese prosecutors have made some high-profile takedowns in hopes of deterring graft among the rank and file. In China‘s largest recent corruption scandal, the powerful party boss of Shanghai, Chen Liangyu, was sentenced in 2008 to 18 years in prison.

http://www.punchng.com/Articl.aspx?theartic=Art2011061721212046
Romance › Re: Inter-tribal Dating Between Yoruba And Igbo: A Good Sign for Naija's Future! by ektbear: 9:02pm On Jun 17, 2011
@Mrs.Chima: You need to get your head out of your @ss. If somebody says they don't like the word tribe, then don't use that word around 'em. Extremely disrespectful.
Politics › Re: Enugu Brt To Be Run By Nigeria Made Buses! by ektbear: 8:52pm On Jun 17, 2011
manny4life:
Obviously there is a clear difference between assembly and manufacture. If we assembled cars, it's pretty much out-of-the-box kit, everything has been prefabricated, the shape of the car mouled, electronic/electric pre-wiring and all the company is doing is just adding "minor"included refit to it. Assembly of a car take a few hrs as opposed to manufacture of one that takes 3x more. My point is the components of a finished products does not determine if it was manufactured or assembled, but what determines between the both is the process involved.
Agree with most of this, I think.

This company buys its sheet metal or steel or whatever is it they use, fabricate/mould it to the shape you see it, engines arrive (though or not if its imported), the engines involve a lot of wiring, then the moulded shape of the car goes through it's wiring, electronic/electric mechanical sensors/components such as brakes, pedals et.al   are installed though some of them are locally manufactured. I mean if you go through all this process, you are not assembling a car but manufactured one from the scratch. Obviously we cannot manufacture some of the components, remember economies of scale? However, I do agree that the start of the scratch begins at home and that's with the fabrication of the sheet metal.
Fair enough. Perhaps I'm nitpicking. Perhaps it is too far off to call it manufacturing. Though the primary difference between what they are doing and just CKD assembly is moulding the body locally. . . so not clear to me that this is truly manufacturing.

Anyway, as I've said repeatedly, it is still a great step and a good thing to do. I'm not trying to hate on anyone or denigrate anyone's work.
Politics › Re: Lagos Flood. Fashola &tinubu Failed In Fixing Drainage Prbls In Lagos In 12years by ektbear: 8:22pm On Jun 17, 2011
Kobojunkie:
In most all cases in the US( from WM point of view) the government contracts it out to the company. This is why people do not get Waste Management utility bills DIRECTLY from the waste companies in most of the US. I have personally never read of a case where the company refuses to pick up your trash because you did not pay waste management bill.
I've heard of municipalities where this is the case (you negotiate directly with a trash company). I've never lived in one though. I'm sure you could find specific examples pretty easily.
Politics › Re: Lagos Flood. Fashola &tinubu Failed In Fixing Drainage Prbls In Lagos In 12years by ektbear: 7:59pm On Jun 17, 2011
Kobojunkie:
Waste Management is a GOVERNMENT contractor in many of the cities around the US that handles waste management in states where it is CONTRACTED by the government to do so.
Right. So there are two different cases, I guess:
1) If the government chooses to provide the service, does it do it itself or hire a contractor?
2) What if the government doesn't provide the service, and people have to handle it themselves?

Anyway, Waste Management does #1. I'm not sure if it does #2. . . but that wasn't why I brought them up. Brought them up as a good example of #1.
Politics › Re: Lagos Flood. Fashola &tinubu Failed In Fixing Drainage Prbls In Lagos In 12years by ektbear: 7:50pm On Jun 17, 2011
[quote author=alj_harem link=topic=692914.msg8538836#msg8538836 date=1308335241]why should private firms do it, when the state government can do

that is how it is done all over the world[/quote]Not quite, actually. In lots of places it is handled by private contractors. . . for example, there is this famous company called Waste Management (dunno if you heard of them) that handles a lot of trash collection in the US.

But I guess the point you raise is more subtle. . . whether people should negotiate (and pay) to have their trash handled individually or whether the government should just provide it for everyone (and pay for it by raising taxes.) In other words, is it a private or public good. I guess you are right, it should be available for free to everyone.
Politics › Re: Lagos Flood. Fashola &tinubu Failed In Fixing Drainage Prbls In Lagos In 12years by ektbear: 7:26pm On Jun 17, 2011
Sicherheit:
Have you asked yourself why the drainages are used as garbage dump? Maybe if the govt provided a good refuse pick up system, people would be less inclined to put their trash in the drainages.  undecided
Very silly response.

Is it the government's job to provide refuse pickup? Surely there is a private firm you can pay to pick up your trash even if the government doesn't provide it.

Granted, government should do it. But even if it doesn't, nobody has to tell even an animal not to sh1t where it sleeps and eats.
Politics › Re: Tribune Reporter's Confusion Over Identity Of Tinubu's Parents by ektbear: 7:06pm On Jun 17, 2011
fstranger, any response? What must tinubu do to make you happy (or at least get off his behind)?

Same question for any other yoruba folk who have major beef with him.
Romance › Re: Inter-tribal Dating Between Yoruba And Igbo: A Good Sign for Naija's Future! by ektbear: 7:00pm On Jun 17, 2011
samdigo:
one more intertribal mariage one less tribalistic family, keep it up
I thought the wife just joins the husband's group?  grin

Or does this stuff actually decrease tribalism?
Politics › Re: Lagos Flood. Fashola &tinubu Failed In Fixing Drainage Prbls In Lagos In 12years by ektbear: 6:49pm On Jun 17, 2011
Interesting vid, GAR3TH. Thanks.
Politics › Re: Lagos Flood. Fashola &tinubu Failed In Fixing Drainage Prbls In Lagos In 12years by ektbear: 6:36pm On Jun 17, 2011
I would much rather fight the sea than the desert. Dutch at least have figured out how to fight the sea for 100s of years now. Desert? Dunno anyone who has defeated that
Politics › Re: Lagos Flood. Fashola &tinubu Failed In Fixing Drainage Prbls In Lagos In 12years by ektbear: 6:20pm On Jun 17, 2011
Ikengawo:
LOL so nigerians think the government controls the weather too? wooooww!
Very moronic post
Politics › Re: Lagos Flood. Fashola &tinubu Failed In Fixing Drainage Prbls In Lagos In 12years by ektbear: 6:11pm On Jun 17, 2011
Eko Ile:
http://lspwc-ng.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=114:state-of-roads-lagosians-urged-to-be-more-patient&catid=47:press-release&Itemid=115
Thanks, I didn't know that.

Anyway, at topic, fixing drainage needs to be a high priority over the next year if we want to prevent a repeat.
Politics › Re: Lagos Flood. Fashola &tinubu Failed In Fixing Drainage Prbls In Lagos In 12years by ektbear: 5:58pm On Jun 17, 2011
Hrm. Is Lagos really below sea level? Looking around a bit online, it looks like most of it is not. I think it is a drainage issue primarily.

How much longer does the rainy season last for?
Politics › Re: Lagos Flood. Fashola &tinubu Failed In Fixing Drainage Prbls In Lagos In 12years by ektbear: 5:51pm On Jun 17, 2011
I don't think simple rain alone should cause that unless the drainage is almost nonexistent. Yeah, reminds me of PHC when I visited. And that is not something you want your city to look like (with no offense intended to PHC).
Politics › Re: Lagos Flood. Fashola &tinubu Failed In Fixing Drainage Prbls In Lagos In 12years by ektbear: 5:47pm On Jun 17, 2011
Looks pretty bad, I must say
Politics › Re: Tribune Reporter's Confusion Over Identity Of Tinubu's Parents by ektbear: 5:35pm On Jun 17, 2011
Fstranger: So some sort of apology from Tinubu would be enough to appease you? Or were you not being literal when you said this? Is there anything else you want? What should he do to appease Yoruba folk like you? (no sarcasm of any sort intended, I genuinely want to know what would be enough)
Romance › Re: 10 Most Annoying Things Women Do In The Club. by ektbear: 5:10pm On Jun 17, 2011
Nobody wants to see an ugly chick dressing scandalously. Yet they still do it! Wtf is up with that?

Chick with huge stretch marks all up and down her ass and stomach letting everything hang out.

Girl put some clothes on, nobody wants to see that.
Romance › Re: 10 Most Annoying Things Women Do In The Club. by ektbear: 5:08pm On Jun 17, 2011
Donlittle:
u go to the club half unclothed, then u start hiding at the back of your friend, saying i cant dance, this skirt is too short, they will be seeing my yannsshh
like who force your asss to wear that nonsens, comot go out there and danc, and dnt waste money for the guy who brought u in
nonsense.
wearing half unclothed cloth, and expecting me not to look at your asss, what should i look at, my asss? no your asss   grin grin grin grin grin
Lmao. Me, if you are letting it hang out and you look good, I will look without shame. Even stare grin If she flaunting it, why won't I look?

On a related note. . . what about these ugly broads who dress simpy? undecided That type of stuff makes me just angry.

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