₦airaland Forum

Ujujoan:
You'd think Nlders would have learnt their lesson by now

Are you saying she is just seeking attention abi?

madlady:
Hmmm,  a very strange thing to say.

Your a smart guy, I am sure you realise all girls are not the same.


To be honest I do not thing her request are excessive, I presume she's a graduate, she's just looking for someone she can relate to.

I am sure you would not marry a girl who you thought was not your equal (what would your friends say )

Finally!

You put all men together saying we are all the same but I am not allowed to do the same abi?

Okay o, I hear you jare. I really wish her good luck.

How come no one is asking who is this man you want to propose to?

Time and tide wait for no one. You are getting older, wrinkles and stretch marks will start appearing, jesus will come like a thief in the night. . . . . You get the idea. Do it now damn it.

I'm cool now. Ki lohun se nauw?

**Engages Nigerian mentality**

Cook
sexx
Wash
Kitchen duties
sexx
More sexxx
Cook
Be submissive to husband and hubby's family


etc.

Will let others add more to it.



**End of Nigerian mentality**

Thanks again.

madlady:
"Honey" did you make a mistake , were you inferring something else?

Well, from my observation, it is true.

cantell:
Bros e no good na. She fit be your sista na. Na only Baba God sabi tomorrow.

If she is my sister, I will tell her to stop making irrelevant choices or making it hard on herself by having unrealistic choices.

What if the person is not a graduate? Does that mean they cannot be an ideal husband etc? I do not know the OP and am trying not to make her feel bad, it is best to just laugh and enjoy the replies.

madlady:
You guys are just the same

Most lady who say that are usually one lonely and honey woman who have been used and abuse like Amy Whinehouse liver.

luizworld:
i bet u 10p that in some few mins time some more suitors will come

The thing is, I dunno how he thought telling her that his uncle is some vice president will enhance his CV lwkmd. But this is nairaland.  

cantell:
Its not. Definitely not!
If you see the pains most ladies go thru because of their single status, you'll cry for them.
Its not hilarious at all.

Point of correction, to you it isn't. To me, I am still rolling on the floor laughing.  

damogul:
You are looking for anyone from a western state. Well I would have been the perfect match for you because I meet all your listed pointers except that I am from the eastern part of Nigeria. However if you wish to give me a shot then let me know. my email is samuel_ekwueme@yahoo.com (yes former vice president Dr. Alex Ekwueme is an uncle of mine)

lwkmd.

You gotta love nairaland.

Here is the funny bit, I think she's got too much "must have" etc. She reminds me of the African woman from "undercover princess" [Shown on UK tv]

Thanks.

I'm tired. In bed Going library tmrw.

I think it is hilarious.

madlady:
Why laugh,  she seems wonderful.

I just find it funny.

Nothing jare.

Right, keep playing. I am sure you know what I'm talking about.

Read thread.

Laughs

Laughs again

And again

Wishes OP luck

Walks out of thread.

I'm fine. I am just wondering why you are keen on me, wanna talk to me, see that I feel same way, but you won't come find me. What's up with that?

Yes p4m how can I help you?

crudedude:
First time i'm seeing Netcees. . sorry Mcees this united on NL.
Nice job EL,anything I can do?

Sorry, I am so busy lately - exams and what not coming up - Speak to this dude - ofokaofoki. He may sort you out with some beat or something.

@Eldee, with time I am of the belief that all those weirdo parties will be voted out. Here is a comment someone posted in The Times.

"I must congratulate the honourable people of Barking who proved that they are not ignorant and are just and fair human beings who did not follow ignorance and hate politics of Nick Griffin and his alike. BNP has been shown the door by predominant whites of the area. In the end good triumphs over bad always."

A Jan.

The queen do not involve in politics. The last time one of her family did, his head was chopped off. True story.

She can dissolve the government blah blah blah, but these powers have never been tested in real life I think.

Nick Griffin failed dramatically in his bid to gain a Westminster seat this morning when he suffered a resounding defeat in the British National Party’s East London stronghold.

Margaret Hodge, the Labour incumbent, won by a majority of more than 16,000 to deflect the BNP leader’s challenge in what she described as the most important and moral fight of her life.

In a humiliating defeat, Mr Griffin was relegated to third place in Barking, trailing behind the Conservative candidate Simon Marcus. The BNP’s share of the vote dropped by 2 per cent after an extensive campaign to mobilise voters against the threat of the far right.

Ms Hodge, the Culture Minister, achieved a 7 per cent swing, winning more than 24,000 votes and 55 per cent of the vote.


She said: “The message of Barking to the BNP is clear: get out and stay out. You are not wanted here and your vile politics have no place in British democracy. Pack your bags and go.”

She said voters had chosen democratic politics built on fairness over “a fascist politics built on division, prejudice and hatred”.

“We have not just beaten but we have smashed the attempts of extremists.”

The BNP had considered Barking a stronghold after exploiting local concerns about immigration and housing to win 12 seats in the local council in 2006.

However, following a disastrous election campaign, Mr Griffin received 6,620 votes – one third as many as Ms Hodge.

There were indications of a national collapse in the BNP vote after it failed to make headway in its other target seat, Stoke Central.

It also looked likely to lose seats on Barking and Dagenham council, despite beginning the campaign with hopes of gaining a majority.

Mr Griffin blamed high voter turnout for his defeat and said that it was the “last chance for Barking”.

His voice drowned out by booing, he said: “This was the last of London. Within the next five years the indigenous people of London will be a minority in our own capital city. This is a wake-up call, not just for London. This is a wake-up call for the whole of Britain.”

Mr Griffin said he would not resign, despite the crushing defeat. However, elements in his party are certain to demand answers about the disastrous performance.

There was a heavy police presence at the count in Goresbrook Leisure Centre, in Dagenham, as large numbers of BNP supporters turned out to support their leader.

The BNP’s campaign has been was plagued with trouble and infighting. In the first week, Mr Griffin faced an alleged plot by BNP officials to overthrow him. He also told police that a colleague had threatened to kill him after an investigation into the political “conspiracy”.

On Tuesday, the head of the party’s online operation resigned and took the website down with him. Simon Bennett, 41, directed BNP traffic to his personal site, where he had posted a lengthy diatribe against Mr Griffin and other senior figures.

The next day Robert Bailey, the party’s London organiser and Romford candidate, was videoed assaulting an Asian youth who had spat at him.

Frank Maloney, the UKIP candidate, said he would make a complaint about Ms Hodge to the Electoral Commission, claiming she had spoken to voters inside polling booths.

At the same venue, the incumbent Labour MP for Dagenham, Jon Cruddas, faced an anxious wait after a close-run poll with his Tory opponent, Simon Jones.

However, Mr Cruddas, widely tipped as a leadership contender, retained his seat with a majority of 2,000.

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/politics/article7119069.ece

Re BNP

Nick Griffin failed dramatically in his bid to gain a Westminster seat this morning when he suffered a resounding defeat in the British National Party’s East London stronghold.

Margaret Hodge, the Labour incumbent, won by a majority of more than 16,000 to deflect the BNP leader’s challenge in what she described as the most important and moral fight of her life.

In a humiliating defeat, Mr Griffin was relegated to third place in Barking, trailing behind the Conservative candidate Simon Marcus. The BNP’s share of the vote dropped by 2 per cent after an extensive campaign to mobilise voters against the threat of the far right.

Ms Hodge, the Culture Minister, achieved a 7 per cent swing, winning more than 24,000 votes and 55 per cent of the vote.


She said: “The message of Barking to the BNP is clear: get out and stay out. You are not wanted here and your vile politics have no place in British democracy. Pack your bags and go.”

She said voters had chosen democratic politics built on fairness over “a fascist politics built on division, prejudice and hatred”.

“We have not just beaten but we have smashed the attempts of extremists.”

The BNP had considered Barking a stronghold after exploiting local concerns about immigration and housing to win 12 seats in the local council in 2006.

However, following a disastrous election campaign, Mr Griffin received 6,620 votes – one third as many as Ms Hodge.

There were indications of a national collapse in the BNP vote after it failed to make headway in its other target seat, Stoke Central.

It also looked likely to lose seats on Barking and Dagenham council, despite beginning the campaign with hopes of gaining a majority.

Mr Griffin blamed high voter turnout for his defeat and said that it was the “last chance for Barking”.

His voice drowned out by booing, he said: “This was the last of London. Within the next five years the indigenous people of London will be a minority in our own capital city. This is a wake-up call, not just for London. This is a wake-up call for the whole of Britain.”

Mr Griffin said he would not resign, despite the crushing defeat. However, elements in his party are certain to demand answers about the disastrous performance.

There was a heavy police presence at the count in Goresbrook Leisure Centre, in Dagenham, as large numbers of BNP supporters turned out to support their leader.

The BNP’s campaign has been was plagued with trouble and infighting. In the first week, Mr Griffin faced an alleged plot by BNP officials to overthrow him. He also told police that a colleague had threatened to kill him after an investigation into the political “conspiracy”.

On Tuesday, the head of the party’s online operation resigned and took the website down with him. Simon Bennett, 41, directed BNP traffic to his personal site, where he had posted a lengthy diatribe against Mr Griffin and other senior figures.

The next day Robert Bailey, the party’s London organiser and Romford candidate, was videoed assaulting an Asian youth who had spat at him.

Frank Maloney, the UKIP candidate, said he would make a complaint about Ms Hodge to the Electoral Commission, claiming she had spoken to voters inside polling booths.

At the same venue, the incumbent Labour MP for Dagenham, Jon Cruddas, faced an anxious wait after a close-run poll with his Tory opponent, Simon Jones.

However, Mr Cruddas, widely tipped as a leadership contender, retained his seat with a majority of 2,000.

I love this country.

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/politics/article7119069.ece

Hmm I think tv don answer my own question.

According to the constitution, the reigning party is the one who can initiate a deal with others, but as it stand e be like say Clegg wan deal with Dave and not Gordon.

I am guessing it is just a front until more comprise are given to the Orange one.

So officially GB is still the PM, since there ain't no majority. What happen when the Orange combines with the Blue? Does that mean GB is officially out?

@Candy lips.

Jenkins lane
East ham.
IG11 ***






I know you know what I mean.

Me I love the hung parliament, it will bring about plenty changes and a few niggles here and there.

Lib Dem may be looking to roll with the Conservatives, but let us see how this will pan out. I am loving it.

eldee:
The media keeps showing how powerful they can be all the time.

The BNP came on BBC and they became an almost there party.
Only in Britain will a debate make a minority leader one of the most popular faces in Britain.

What are you on about? They lost in their own backyard in Barking.

I think the media got it spot on by allowing them a free ride on the debate. The British public saw right through Nick and his sham. To make matters worse, he is hated by many minorities.

To be honest, he will be an obscurity once the economy picks back up again - During hard times [Global recession etc] Right wing bastarrds like him tend to spring up and blame it on others etc. Just look up on history, the thing is people soon forget them once everything is rosie and jolly jolly again.

Just in case I didnt make the BNP point clear enough, they were defeated in their own backyard in Barking constituency.

I love the UK public.

Nice one guys.

Glad to see the different concepts and what not. I like it.



Edit

Ibime, I don ask you if you dey london - Possiblity of a collabo at some point - but e be like say I no dey your friend list abi?

Krayola, me I dey expect the stuff from last night though, but you no send am.