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FL Gators:
Pick one, PH, Enugu, Arochukwu, Aba, etc. . .

Port Harcourt was where I was raised. Abia State is my home state. Arochukwu is where my family hails from. I have lived in Enugu, stayed in Aba and went to school in Ghana for two years at the University of Ghana.

Anything else?   

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Gbam!

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lol  At that signature. Good song though. Mad ppl should not go crazy!


That is my governor! 

I can be considered a Port Harcourt boy since I was raised there. Good times.

[quote author=bk/babe97 link=topic=469649.msg6301035#msg6301035 date=1277787568]Jesus!!! Shrek and Princess Fiona!!! Well, they were always meant to be together![/quote]My little bottom byyytttchhh I should have known you were around.

What should I do with you my little pet?

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Everyone in DC dancin to this.

Can you twerk? I know you have the body for it? Or whine?

FL Gators:
*Blushing*

Igbo men sabi ugly too. But you're diff

Yes, some of my brothers are. . . But not us Aro!

And of course I am different.

FL Gators:
Lol If you say so.

But you are different. . .

FL Gators:
Oh dear!

Oh no he didnt!

I am not trying to be rude!

Simply an observation. Igbo and Hausa women have better faces from what I have seen.

FL Gators:
Try to look above the cleavage line, dear.

Or are you calling us ugly?

Average looking faces. . .

A few Yoruba women are gorgeous though.

Sleep on Igbo! No!!!

Not attracted to Igbo woman! Only been with one Igbo girl. When it comes to women I am all about the Yoruba! God has bless Yoruba women with a body to die for! 

Ok let me sing a ballad about Yoruba women.

With skin as dark as coal, with bodies shaped like a goddess, the true epitome of an an African woman. *sigh* Chineke. . .

FL Gators:
@Uchenna
Lol now you know you didnt listen to it.
It's aiight.
Not just for you, a lot of ppl dey view this thread
Remind me next yr


Florida is 80% Yoruba.

Not exactly looking for one. Read the topic lol, I said Yoruba ppl should atleast have some kind of gathering. . .  so that the Youths in our community will not lose touch with their roots. Meet Yoruba ppl daily, most of them cant speak their language or dnt even know their identity. It's KILLING me!

I hear the song on the radio a lot. It is not like it is new! lol Just the remix.

And it is not only Yoruba ppl in the states who can't speak their language, Igbo parents are notorious for not teaching their children Igbo.

Go to Lagos and you will see many Igbos who can't speak their mother tongue. Go to Abuja and the same thing. In the diaspora it is much much worse. They barely know what state let alone their village they hail from.

Good song, but I still don't know why u don't want to do that for me.

FL Gators:
N.O

Everyone else has. Only God can judge him!

FL Gators:
Who cares. . , let the modafcuker burrrrrrrrn.

Leave him alone woman! He apologized so it is time to move on.

It is not a flute. . . lol

Flute has holes along the side.

And finish that statement.

Ok you don't owe me, but it would be nice for see such lovely pics.

FL Gators:
That was not the bargain.

Well you still owe me for posting a lot of my pics. I never forget.

FL Gators:
I told ya I dont like that babalawo looking profile pix of yours. Change it and I'll change my gender status

Done. Now keep your end of the bargain and post ur pic for a quick sec as well.

FL Gators:
Let's make a deal. Up for it?

Ok

FL Gators:
Loooool, you think say Nigerian gals be weaker than akata girls? U don kolo. . . 

Have you been to Romance Section lately? Go and see how Naija men are crying.

Naija women are weaker than akata girls. Nigerian women have a lot of mouth, but at the end of the day, they wont leave their men.

An akata girl doesn't give a fucccc. They are mean, they will embarrass you if you don't come correct and don't ever tell them what to do. Just as bad as latino women.

FL Gators:
Go and find one, we're not holding you down. Strong Nigerian men knows how to handle Nigerian women.

Oh yea, Uchenna is weak

I have found plenty, but due to me being Nigerian, there families wont accept me!

And I am far from weak, if I can handle an akata girl, then I can definitely handle a Naija babe.

FL Gators:
ah! I'm really not stubborn. Very gentle, caring, loving, kind. . . . all those sugar and ice tea.


_{Who am I kidding?!}

There is nothing gentle about Nigerian women. This goes across all groups. Now Ghanaian women know how to treat us men.

FL Gators:
I dont owe you anything. Do I look like a property?

Let's try that again.

America has made you into a feminist. Stop acting so igbo.    Stubbornness from a Yoruba woman is unheard of.

FL Gators:
Maybe because I'm not getting anything back in return . . . .

You owe me! I invested in you and now I want dividends.

FL Gators:
Thank for that insight. You're not privileged to know what I dream about.

You know a lot.

So dammnn secretive. . .

And you still haven't done what I asked you to.

FL Gators:
I wonder if you think abt Igbo while you're sleeping. Even I'm not that obsessed with Ekiti State

Nobody is talking about mingling

My dreams normally involve me seeing myself as Okonkwo with five wives living in my village. How about yours?

I know you like to mingle.

FL Gators:
Oyindamola, I've never heard of any "Nigerian Organization" or "African Organization". "Nigerian nurses Org"? You sure ?

Fun mi ni link eyokan gbogbo nkan to mention.

Plenty of Nigerian organizations as well, where we Igbos can mingle with you Yorubas and others if you know what I mean. A lot of mixing in those orgs!!!

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Sharrap Oyinda, Igbo organizations invite outsiders too. We are all inclusive. However, do not get mad when we use our native tongue.

The Kola nut only hears Igbo.

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Alarmist. I spent the holidays traveling throughout Abia State from Aba to Umuahia back to Arochukwu and the only problem are the police checkpoints.

N-Delta youths back call for new revenue formula
National NewsJun 28, 2010

By Emma Arubi
WARRI—YOUTHS from the nine oil bearing states  in the country have appealed to President Goodluck Jonathan to heed the quest by the Revenue Mobilisation, Allocation and Fiscal Commission, for a new revenue formula for the country.
Arising from a well attended meeting in Warri, Sunday, the youths drawn from Abia, Akwa Ibom, Bayelsa, Cross River, Delta, Edo, Imo, Ondo and Rivers States, said the action of RMAFC was in the right direction and asked Jonathan to support the commission.
The youths, who acted under the aegis of Forum of Niger Delta Youth, made their position known in less than one week after the House of Representatives took similar action on the matter.
The 1,000 youths, in the communique signed by their leaders, including Mr. Emeka Okafor , (Abia); Mr. Okon Bassey, (Akwa Ibom); Mr. Ebi Perebor, (Bayelsa);  Mr. Henry Udom, (Cross River); Mr. Onoriode Egbedi, (Delta); Mr. Osaro Obasuyi, (Edo); Mr. Chukwuma Eze (Imo); Mr. Abiodun Oduntoyi (Ondo) and Mr. Harry Harry Jnr from Rivers State, said the Bill presented by RMAFC was in the best interest of the oil producing areas of the country.
The youths expressed their support for the position of RMAFC that 10 per cent of the derivation funds be directly allocated to oil and gas bearing communities while 60 per cent of prevailing 13 per cent derivation funds be administered by the oil commissions established by the oil producing states.
The youths added in the communique: “We have also discovered  that the creation of oil commissions like DESOPADEC in Delta State,  OSOPADEC in Ondo State and ISOPADEC in Imo State, has not only fast-tracked development drive but has created greater peace, employment, empowerment and security in these states.
We are therefore appealing to our amiable and God-fearing President (Jonathan) to, as a matter of urgent national importance, forward the Bill by RMAFC to the National Assembly as our forum will mobilise our people to ensure early consideration and passage of this Bill.”
The youths also pleaded with Jonathan to prevail on the governors of Bayelsa, Rivers, Akwa Ibom, Abia and Cross River States to speedily establish oil commissions to manage the 13 per cent derivation funds accruing to their states.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2010/06/28/n-delta-youths-back-call-for-new-revenue-formula/

manuch:
On several occasions, Governor Amaechi had arrested police escorts along the Trans-Amadi Industrial area, Port Harcourt and impounded both the escort vehicle they were driving and the company vehicle they were aiding to drive against traffic.

The governor who has often drives himself wearing a T-shirt atop a pair of shorts had also on several occasions arrested policemen extorting money from taxi drivers

Governor Amaechi, a man of the people who wants make Port Harcourt into a world class city. He has my full support.

He wants a job but poor him, it depends on who you know.

If you are not part of a circle, then you are not getting anywhere near power. Seems like people do not understand that.