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^^^^ Oga. If una sign pre-nup nko?

@ Lastpage.

You forget to add 'TO GOD BE THE GLORY. WATCH OUT FOR PART 3' Meanwhile, i dey lookout for part 3 men.

But Nna men, na which country you dey?

Why the fork can we not get simple things right in this country? I am so sick and tired of this odechukwu retardeen president. You sacked someone for gross incompetence (My assumption) only to further complicate issues by appointing someone who has been indicted by a panel in the past? Why the fork cant you appoint someone that's devoid of any complications whatsoever? Or is Jona trying to tell me that no such persons exist i the police force?

Oh God. Please save naija.

Spokesman of the group, Abul Qaqa, made this known in a telephone interview with newsmen in Maiduguri, yesterday.

I wonder what kind of security agencies and president we have in this forking country. Cant they get in touch with the network operators and get this motherforker's details and have him arrested sharp sharp? Or what the fork was the purpose of NCC mandating everyone to register his sim/ Is it not to enable us tackle beasts and situations like these? Na wa for this country o. God as everybody wey suppose protect us dey sleep so abeg protect us o. No let these people bomb us finish o. Abeg o.

babagy82:
boko haram is a religious sect, they never liked politics and can never be used by politician, you dnt knw who boko harams are and yet you keep typing rubbish about them. All what they have been doing is for revenge. I dnt think the govt can tackle boko haram without sitting with them and giving them amnesty, thats the only solution. Why im telling you all these is because im a muslim, im hausa fulani and i'm from sokoto. The boko haram suspect that escaped (kabiru sokoto) i knem him, i knew his house in gagi town. We used to pray together, in short he was my neigbhour (before he became terrorist). Before he packed completely to abuja. Boko harams is just an islamic sect among many sects. I knew about boko haram movements since 2004, i have seen late mohammed yusuf, malam abubakar shekau before. I knw very well about the sect, assuming late yar'adua has not ordered the execusion of their leader in 2009, all these killings wouldn't have happened. And you people that thought boko haram are illitrates should wake up, many of them are masters and phd degree holders, e.g shekau and kabiru sokoto. There was a time when they organised a party called 'bukin kone takardu' meaning 'burning of credentials party' every 1 of them will bring out his credentials and burn them being it bsc or msc. And if you people are wondering why the northern leaders are silent about them is for their own safety. Once u condemn their acts, they will come bak to you and kill you, dats y they are silent and not because they are in support of them. I HATE BOKO HARAM MORE THAN ANY BODY, but what pains me the most, is seeing people commenting on what they dont have knowledge about. All what they wanted is to allow them to practice their religion without intervention, but due to lack of good advisors ali modu sheriff and yaradua ordered their execution thinking they are just bunch of almajiri's dan can be wiped out. and this is how the situation turns out. If their is any body that can translate hausa i will post a video of late muhammad yusuf's lecture after their people were killed by police. Then you will knw who boko harams are, and why they are doing this. MAY ALLAH PROTECT US FROM BOKO HARAM, I SAY AMIn, sorry 4 my poor grammer

Are you sure you didnt meant 'we used to bomb tohether?'
Either way, I feel the government should arrest you first of so that you can help us track down those motherforkers.
NL ADMIN: pls send this guy's IP details to SSS. If he can prove that he's not one of them, at least he can help us track a couple of them

@ Gbawe.

As much as possible, i wouldn't like to be drawn into an online verbal exchange.

Fact remains that the OP came on here to spread rumour and you also joined the band in propagating the rumour. Simple. And that is a very dishounourable and despicable act at least for people who claim to be educated.

So you really think that by 'exposing' Allison Madueke's corrupt tendencies, you have done a fantastic job? Please clap for yourself. FYI, even Non-Nigerians know that virtually all (> 95%) of politicians in nigeria are corrupt. Let alone a full blooded Nigerian like me. So please you can never repeat never tell me anything new about naija politicians and their corrupt practices.

Do have a good day.

What i don't understand is why Nairalanders do not bother to verify the authenticity of  threads before they start posting enmasse. People who i assume are literate just behaving like market women by spreading rumour. Dem say dem say. Follow follow mentality. Everybody just itching to post crap on Nairaland. Clearly the OP was either confused, or high on some substance or just plain dumb as not to be able to listen to news rightly. I have searched and i cant find any such news anywhere. I challlenge anyone with authentis source of this news to please do me a favour by posting it here so i can check first hand.

@ Gbawe.
I am highly dissappointed to note that you are also a part of the clowns on here. Your 'attack' on BEEF was just out of line and absolutely unneccessary. YOu attack someone based on rumour I am ashamed of you guy.

PS: I AM NOT AND NEVER WILL BE A FAN OF BEEF ON OR OFF NAIRALAND. I JUST BELIEVE THAT THINGS SHOULD BE DONE THE RIGHT WAY. THANKS.

Please express your feelings on the outcome of the strike action. Do you feel that the strike achieved it's desired aim? Also what do you feel about NLC and TUC's descision to suspend the strike action? Let me start.

I feel let down and betrayed by the NLC and TUC's decision to suspend the strike for three reasons. The first being that Waheed Omar acknowledged many times during the strike that the people's mandate was for Jona to take the pump price back to N65/litre or nothing. Why then did they settle for N97 a litre which still marks approximately 50% increment? Also NLC and TUC claimed that they were not part of the decision making process that reviewed the pump price but they ended up accepting it?

Second, when the strike started, the scope, aims and objectives expanded way beyond achieving a downward review of the pump price of petrol. The struggle then encompassed a downward review of the cost of governance, fighting corruption in the oil sector, instilling transparency in governance etc but i was surprised as everything was narrowed to a mere N97/litre of petrol?

Third. Counting the costs versus achievements of the struggle. It actually cost Nigerians 6 or seven days of strike (which amounted to at least N700b in lost revenue) and 19 lives of young nigerians to achieve a new pump price of N97/litre? I felt that after the seven days strike, the struggle had reached a point of no return. I thought that NLC and TUC would not backdown until we achieved landmark victory. Not a mere N97/litre

My 2 cents though. Please feel free to air your opinions.

lucenzo:
See wetin subsidy dey cause. Prick and nyansh don dey scratch people. Freecocoa or freenyansh take am easy ooo.

LOL. Me sef o. Prick dey scratch me o

freecocoa:
You say? Err mm i still value my kpetus abeg,thank you for letting me know.

Haba freecocoa. But Kpetus no dey die na?

coogar:
if anyone is remotely close to cockaddict, now is the time to take him to bed before i go medieval on his head.
i have a zero tolerance for a mumu like him.
cockaddict, you are on your last life!

Who dey teach dis one english? English wey you no gree pass for waec na im you come nairaland dey form professor of grammar? SMH. You no well

freecocoa:
No problemo but err mm does he have a brother?

Yes. I'm his brother

[quote author=BABE! link=topic=845408.msg9959657#msg9959657 date=1326496497]Coogar, don't mind Fork. Fork, don't mind Coogar. Group hug y'all. [/quote]Before nko, i no mind am. He wan snatch you from me and i no go gree. How u dey now? Long time. Na Finland you dey now? You don commot yankee?

Naan1:
fork adict, thanks, its not easy at all. Hand wahala he fine pass 2faze by far oo ha!

Omo e be like say dat your guy fine true true o. Well all i can say is lucky & unlucky you. Lucky you cos hes your guy and you are the one he wants to marry and unlucky you if you are the possessive or jealous type. But either way, i wish you all the best. Then one more thing. Make sure you fork him well anytime so that he wont have an easy excuse to chase girls.

coogar:
you're a cockaddict, hombre!
why act like a saint when we all know you slap balls with other men.

You are confused. Who acts like a saint on NL? Most def not me guy. I have always maintained my fork addiction stance and my poooosie addiction on and off NL.

But you? i pity you. Very soon, you go jam people wey go tear dat your nyansh to pieces. Omo you better repent now and be straight. H.omo no dey pay o

coogar:
cockaddict, mind yourself.

FYI. ITS FORK ADDICT AND NOT COCKADDICT

FYI I'm  straight. Very straight.

FYI everybody no fit be h.om.o like u

coogar:
fork addict, your idiocy shines through.

Na you i take am resemble

coogar:
hi finn babe!
remember me?

Commot for road! She no remember you.

[quote author=BABE! link=topic=845408.msg9959071#msg9959071 date=1326489878]Such a wonderful problem!

Does that matter? The point is he's attracting females. [/quote]It does matter. I just want to know if he's truly handsome. I have a cousin who prides himself as a very fine guy meanwhile he;s just there. Many people overhype stuff. So i want to know if hes really handsome.

E no fit pain me because that Jona guy too mumu. I no sure say he sabi fork sef so e no fit pain me.

If to say na bad guy like abacha be presido and dezani be minister of petroleum, i for carry my hands put for head!

Naan1:
hello, pls sincere advice ok? my boyfriend is too handsome and he has all the qualities every woman want in a man. We started as friends for two years and became lovers three years thats five years together. I know him so well. Now he propose, but my problem is that, i had problems with most of my female friends because they tried to make him fall for them which he told me all about it with clear evidence, my wicked sister too is trying all her best to get him. What do i do now? Pressure is too high.

@ OP.

Is your boyfriend as handsome as Trey songs? or Tuface? If yes, i kinda understand but if not, then why do you come here seeking unnecessary attention?

What kind of pressure is too high? Your blood pressure? or what? No kill yoursef on top man o? If you die, you die sara! He go just marry another chic sharp sharp.

But seriously, he proposed to marry you but i advise you getting married to fine guys like me comes with just one main issue and that is you mustn't be the jealous type. If you can allow him night outs once in a while or hall passes once in a while then you both should be cool unless of course he;s a chronic womaniser.

You sef check am now, e no easy to be fine boy na. *****winks*****

QUOTE FROM JP PHILIPS MY RESPONSE IN RED
[b]One big problem of Nigerians is our inability to scrutinize people’s pedigree.
Look at president Jonathan for instance, this is a man with zero success story as both deputy and Gov. of bayelsa state, zero success story as both vice and acting president yet Nigerians delude themselves he is the messiah even when it was clear that unscrupulous people were donating to his campaign, we still believed he will take us to the promised land on luck.  I agree with you absolutely on this.
.

Let us talk about this mystic economic team Jonathan put together, who are these people?
I for one have no bias against any public official in which ever capacity but I have zero tolerance for incompetence. Same with me.

Has sanusi’s economic model ever worked in this country? Which economic school of thought does he belong to and what is his mission in this country?
I asked this because I am an ardent follower of events in our economic sphere and have never been shy to put Sanusi’s parlance and pragmatism of economic solutions to a test, but as I speak, sanusi’s economic agenda eludes me.     That you do not understand the school of thought he belongs to does not mean anything. He has recorded some landmark achievements. He cleaned up the banking sector which until his assumption of office as the centrakl bank governor was just as corrupt as the oil sector. Who knew the atrocities Cecilia Ibru, Erastus Akingbola et al were committing with depositor's funds before Sanusi came on board? I ask you JP philips, did you have the smallest clue about the evil those guys were perpetrating? I guess not! Did you have the faintest idea that most of the banks we had before he came on board were sick? Oceanic bank? Intercontinental bank Union bank of all banks??Please give a sincere response.

Second, this was the same guy that challenged the National assembly by telling them to their forking faces that they consumed a huge percentage (i cant remember specifically the figure now) of the budget. I ask you again, did you have an idea of the percentage of our budget those goons and parasites in NASS consumed before he (Sanusi) came on board? Again i guess not. Furthermore, he was summoned by the same thieves and was asked to apologise for telling the truth and he refused. Tell me, JP how many nigerians are that truthful and bold? Your guess is as good as mine.

This is a man who inherited a banking sector which according to Business day 2006 edition averred that “for every five Nigerians with a good job, three are bankers”.
Today, we have a Sanusi who in his usual voodoo economic jingoism has created more unemployment and inefficiency in the banking sector than the military junta.
Who is this man Sanusi?   How has he created more inefficiencies? Please be specific. Besides, you can not hold him responsible for the mass retrenchment that followed his cleaning up the banking sector. He only came and projected the true situation of things in the banks and when the banks realised that they were not as buoyant as they thought and as they made us believe, they had to let go some of their staff. This is only natural and you can not hold him responsible. Imagine if you had your own business and you employed 10 staff. Imagine after an audit of your report, you came to realise that you werent strong enough financially to employ 10 people and that you could only employ 5. Would you keep holding on to the ten people? Please be objective here.

In the words of his predecessor who consolidated these banks, “the banks were more financially robust” and doing bigger business but along the line something happened.
There was partial deregulation and the cost of diesel went all time high and very scarce, some of those companies who took loans from the banks were running high over head cost and couldn’t survive the tsunami of events that followed,
Job cuts, and eventual closure was the case. During the last days of chukwuma soludo, the businesses were already down so no way to repay the bank loans.
The banks were stranded but soludo applied wisdom, in his words ‘’ decision making in the banking system must carry the instrument of perception along’’ and that was exactly what he did, he quickly created an EDW whereby the near distressed banks could quietly access Govt. loans to revive their institutions hoping to keep people’s confidence in tact while the banks gradually recover.
Here comes our Sanusi with his usual economic parlance and political jingoism.
Destroyed the first instrument of perception which soludo fought so hard to preserve by coming on National television to announce that those banks are not healthy. Till date, we lost one of the most viable sectors of this economy; we lost meaningful employments and international confidence in our banking institutions in its entity, thanks to Sanusi’s voodoo economic theories and mystic economic solutions.
I ask again; who is this Man Sanusi and his mission in this country? Guy, was it not the same soludo that said publicly that nigerian economy was immune to the global recession a few years ago? Do you own equities in the stock market? FYI many peoples life savings are trapped there just because they had confidence in the picture soludo painted. Many would have simply diverted their investments but chose not to because they believed soludo when he said that the nigerian economy was immune to the global recession.But we all know what the true picture is now.


I leave you to be the judge of preceding events from Sanusi’s actions. After consulting his economic oracle, he boldly told Nigerians that the way forward is to bail out the banks (which he destroyed) and SME’s (small and medium scale enterprise) hoping that they will bounce back in business to repay the bank loans.
Till date, Sanusi has not given Nigerians the progress report of those bailed out banks and SME’s especially those in the textile business.
Today, by throwing his weight behind full deregulation in the downstream sector simply tells me that Sanusi’s witch doctor did not tell him exactly which economic formula destroyed his banks. Perhaps he thought that his SME ‘’palliative’’ was good enough for miserable Nigerians who don’t mind trading a permanent position job for a contract job which was what his SME’s were offering or rather, our employments for underemployment.
This is a man that ignores the basic on ground economic theories that work in the country for some mystic economic solutions.
That begs the question; should you deregulate fully the downstream sector, what becomes of those SME’s and how do they repay the loans you gave to them considering that energy cost and inflation will triple their over head cost? Or has his voodoo economic solution already categorized them as mere collateral damage in his economic reform agenda?
Let us analyze some of sanusi’s Hennessey inspired economic formulae.
First he said that by withdrawing subsidy they have destroyed corruption and broken the financial bones of the ‘’cabal’’ benefitting from this subsidy regime, is this really true?
If the landing cost of PMS is about 110naira and government’s inefficiency bloats it to 141naira (ofcourse, storage,transportation,deumurrage etc as enshrined into the subsidy are all Govts ineptitude).
“Citeris paribus” under the subsidy program, a marketer earns 110-65 (ie if ideally Govt clean their mess)
And without subsidy, a marketer makes 220,180,165-110 who exactly did this economic magician break their finances? Because what I see in my economics kwashiorkor is Govt transferring the burden of import deficit to the people not the marketers losing money like sanusi claims.
Secondly, his liquor economics made him believe that he will save money in the face of spiral inflation, and went ahead to justify the inflation saying it is by a little fraction not more than 10% increase, lol. What indices did this acclaimed “pundit” use in measuring this?
In an economy without a functional price regulatory agency and a comatose standard organization with shabby police officers? In an economy where everybody is his own LGA and can fix rates with impunity? What drives this man’s economic sagacity? Witch craft?
Thirdly,
Sanusi is consistently lying to Nigerians that an increase in pump price will attract investors to build refineries; this is the verge where I think sanusi should go back to school.
SLS is not enlightened enough to understand why there was an exodus of indigenous American companies between 1998 to 2008 to Asia and Africa, reason; COST OF DOING BUISNESS or better put, UNFAVOURABLE BUISNESS CLIMATE.
With unfavorable tax laws, incessant labor wage reviews and land acquisition challenges, most companies couldn’t survive and they left US en masse conversely, land grab in Africa and cheap labor in Asia became viable alternatives.
Today, a drunk CBN governor in his usual rhetoric, capitalizing on the chasm of academic deficiency of average Nigerians is proposing that increase in pump price which will directly translate to high energy cost (in a generator driven economy), spiral inflation and high cost of labor will attract foreign investors to build refineries. Is it not ridiculous? FYI i have always been of the opinion that this subsidy removal sheet is way too premature. Many things should have been in place before talking about deregulation e.g fighting corruption in the oil sector, improving power generation considerably, etc So in a way, i might agree with you here. But in another sense, i will disagree with you cos i did my IT in Kaduna refinery and my NYSC in Warri refinery. Now, i work in a multinational manufacturing company and i tell you for a fact that all these companies generate their own power. Given the naija power factor, this is a normal thing. Energy cost in any manufacturing endeavor is simply passed on to the consumer so if investors want to set up refineries, they very well can if the price at which they will sell will cover their energy costs. The major reasons why we do not have private refineries is because it is not possible to refine crude and sell at N65 per litre and still make profit. We have argued this extensively before on another thread.


What kind of voodoo economic theory is that?
sanusi quickly forgot to tell Nigerians that their existing refineries even at a disappointing output is subsidized.
Mr Sanusi should have asked himself, when we deregulated diesel, did we attract heavy duty companies, diesel refineries and why?
According to his business model, I was expecting that after the deregulation of diesel, we would have had companies like CAT,Ingersollrand,Volvo,Ebara,bosh,Groove,Capco etc even refineries enhanced to produce more of Diesel with limited petroleum by products relocating their plants to Nigeria to benefit from our diesel profitable market. But in reality, that wasn’t the case and i will explain why;
Take shell for example, the presence of SPDC in portharcourt has given rise to a plethora of servicing companies rendering one or two services to shell and that is how it works. These servicing companies are equally employers of labor.

Does sanusi think that the refining companies will be servicing themselves? Is that possible? When you destroy the business environment for these smaller servicing companies to thrive, how exactly do you want the refining companies to thrive? For the few that will survive, at what cost will they render their services? Shouldn’t the investors consider these in their feasibility studies?
How will they cope? If at all it works, most components and services are definitely going to be outsourced to neighboring countries creating jobs for Ghanaians and Nigerians than Nigeria.

Some servicing companies will rather relocate to nearby countries and leave skeletal operations here in Nigeria just to stay in business; sanusi will end up exporting services elsewhere.

I am deeply ashamed and embarrassed at the caliber of people that take decisions for this nation.
I say it for the umpteenth time; we don’t need to create problems to solve problems, what we need is to ensure that Nigeria has cheaper oil on ground, that will attract investors as against sanusi’s high pump price economic theory which will breed inflation and closure of smaller companies.

The IOC’s (international oil companies) operating in Nigeria has told us that it takes less than 12 usd to extract 1bbl of our crude oil.

Why is sanusi not thinking of creating a solution from that angle? if NPDC can guarantee us just 150,000bbl/d of this cheap crude at less than 12usd, the market will be attractive, add refining cost and other cost to push it to about 22usd/bbl a pms of 30naira per litre will be achievable from these refineries and inflation will reduce by over 40%.leaving us with a plethora of servicing companies which will translate to more jobs.
Is this too much for Madueke and Sanusi to sit and figure out? Other than their inflation marred solution.   What you are suggesting here is against the basic principle of deregulation. YOU DO NOT FIX PRICES WHEN YOU SAY YOU WANT TO DEREGULATE A SECTOR OF AN ECONOMY. Refineries should buy crude oil at the prevailing price at the international or at best they should buy at a minimal discount. The pump price of petrol whem the downstream sector is fully deregulated will be around N150 per litre given the selling price of crude oil at $100 per barrel. Imagine if a few years from now, many countries discover huge crude oil deposits and peace reigns in the middle east forcing crude oil prices to crash to say $50 per barrel. Do you think that we will still buy petrol for N150 per litre? My point is in a deregulated sector of an economy, you let the market forces dictate prices.

Lastly

Sanusi lied that the subsidy reinjection fund will be used to build refineries; I can’t help but pity his unrealistic mystic economic solutions.
How much is the FG’s cut in the SURE fund? Less than 600billion, what kind of refinery will that build? I hope sanusi is not confusing refineries for fuel dispensing stations or are we heading for another IMF/world bank debt burden? I don’t just get it.   FYI i dont trust this government for anything and on anything. But if i were to take Sanusi's word for it, guy it is possible. Sanusi is not saying that he will build refineries in 1 year? Common. What is wrong in setting aside say N150 billion per year for the next 3 years? And who knows, nigerians and their sentimental, perverted, tribalistic and myopic thinking may re-elect Jona in 2015. If that happens, (God forbid), then it means that we will set aside N150 billion per year for 6 years. Now tell me if we cant build medium scale refineries that will refine 200000 barrels of crude oil per day with that amount of money. I am only checking facts here. But given the level of trust i have for this govt and the level of corruption in naija right now, i dont believe sanusi. They are 2 different things.


Where will this SURE funding appear from? I didn’t see it in the 2012 budget proposal, is it right to increase the suffering of the Nigerian people and go back and implement your constitutional annual budget?
Where is sanusi going to get the crude oil to supply these refineries? From the little we make from our JV? I hope this man is not taking us for a ride?
This same crude we use to implement our budget? Which sells at international price? This man is cynical.
How did we end up with two monsters sanusi lamido sanusi and Allison Madueke at the same time?
I can see a pattern in Sanusi’s line of thought;
if a bank is performing poorly, CLOSE IT DOWN
If the subsidy regime is performing poorly; SCRAP IT.
Can Nigerians please help me ask Sanusi if it is a crime to proffer real economic solutions to economic challenges other than throwing away the child with the bath water?
Should we fold our hands and watch our Economic magician Sanusi scrap the economic foundation of our survival?
Sanusi and Allison madueke are doing a great disservice to this nation though I don’t expect Mr. President to fire them because he is too incompetent to read the hand writings on the wall.

Maguy, i don tire. I understand perfectly how you feel on these prevailing national issues but i advise you to always avoid lenghty posts. I know how much time it has taken me to put this response up. Its not an exercise i look forward to anytime soon. It really pays to keep posts short and simple. Lenghty posts at a go wear me down. Nothing wrong in posting multiple times. That way, you subject your post to more scrutiny unless if you want to discourage that by putting up long posts. And if you are sure of your facts and have nothing to hide, there's really no reason not to subject your posts to any amount of scrutiny possible.

Nigerians are the biggest problems of nigerians.

I cant imagine that some peeps support the removal of the subsidy just like that at this time also without fighting corruption citing reasons that removing the incentive is the best way to fight corruption. They also say that they are tired of seeing a few folks feeding fat of the nation.

I got 1 questions for you folks. We all know that the expected proceeds from the fuel subsidy removal has already been shared amongst the federal, state and local governments. So with the attendant corruption in naija, what stops the state governments and local governments from embezzling their shares? What will happen to them? Nothing! Who will bring them to book? No one. So we will come back to the same situation of a few feeding fat of the nation.

Meanwhile, i will be paying double of the price for petrol!

FIGHT CORRUPTION FIRST BEFORE REMOVING THE SUBSIDY ON PETROL.

You guys should think a little please. Just a little.

Sanusi is a very sound economist. I have always admired and respected him. He is also sincere cos he said that if he had his way, he would have downsized the workforce in the public sector by 50%. So much overbloated workforce full of non productive motherforkers who do nothing but just act as parasites on naija budget.

He also said that he feels that those cabals should be investigated and jailed if found guilty. He talk am ho ha!

I love this guy.

We all know that Jona will never have the guts to do any of the above

Was this not the same GEJ that couldnt step up to Turai and a few of Yaradua's cabinet members when he was supposed to assume office as acting President? It took the National assembly to help him out.

Is this not the same GEJ that has said time and again that Boko haram has high-up ties in the government but doesnt have the guts to bring both boko haram and their sponsors to book despite the mayhem and anarchy the goons unleash on the land?

Is this not the same GEJ that admits the existence of a cabal in the oil sector but doesnt have the guts to tackle them head on?

Suddenly he has the guts to tackle 150 million nigerians at once (excluding the direct and indirect beneficiaries of the corruption in the oil sector?!

Jona.  Na who give you liver? E too sure say God go punish you. You no go die better!!!

sexkillz:
[color=#000030][font=tempus sans itc][size=11pt]Grammatical Terrorist!


[color=#000030]*****[/color]

Good. Think more and talk less nonsense

sexkillz:
[color=#000030]When you are tired, log off! I wont reply you further on this issue! So jump off the 3rd mainland if you like. . . Jonathan induced anger my dirty foot!


Nonsense![/color]

I aint tired you fooooool. And instead of me to go jump off 3rd mainland bridge, I suggest that you, and all those that feed, house and clothe you should go jump off third mainland bridge. look at this bas.tard sha? You dey craze? Who even wants your response on this? FYI i dont and it will do you a whole lot of good to just shut the fork up and go think about your life id.iot in case you dont understand what is going on in naija. it means less foods for you, less pocket money for you to spend on those ashees, youll start wearing rags instead of the bend down select you used to wear and a whole lot more. bas.tard

sexkillz:
[color=#000030]Some of us really do hate politics, and the antics of politicians! Those in other sections are not in any bloody way whatsoever, more intelligent than those in the romance section! That's why we aint robots. . . We choose what section we want to belong to! The castigation and departmentalization in that statement of yours was totally unnecessary and uncalled for! Only a buffoon would think you actually made a point with a nonsensical statement as such! [/color]

You are a big big fooooool for this nonsense you posted. Did i say or did i insinuate in any way that those in politics section are more intelligent than those in the romance section? You are soooo stooopid. By the way, i dont blame you. cos all you need do wen in need of money to cut your hair  or do anything is to open your dirty trap and ask your pop or your mom for money. So i dont expect you to be bothered that naija is on fire. look guy, dont feel you can just open your dirty trap and talk trash to me cos if you do youll most def get my response. yOU DEY CRAZE

Let me stop here cos if i want to vent my Jonathan-induced anger on you,  it will get real dirty and you wont like it. BAS.TARD

Una dey here dey blog for romance section when naija dey on fire? Una serious so?