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[quote author=EzeUche_ link=topic=594164.msg7625206#msg7625206 date=1296272184]My neutral brother. You know I respect your words. A[b]nd the baboon style chest beating is what the Yorubas and Igbos do best. While the Hausa laugh at us[/b].[/quote]Look at this gay doing chop chop boy to an ordinary NDeltan!

:::SMH:::

What would Ojukwu say if he were to see this post?

[quote author=eku_bear link=topic=594164.msg7625212#msg7625212 date=1296272463]At the end of the day, I'm a pretty backwards, provincial man from the bush. And damn proud of it.[/quote]I approve this message!

Mobinga:
How dare you!

I dey lie?

[quote author=eku_bear link=topic=594719.msg7625190#msg7625190 date=1296271712]Places that look like this: http://blog.lib.umn.edu/zerot001/architecture/ghetto.jpg

http://abagond.files./2010/07/bronx-ghetto.jpg

People who live in places like that, you do not invite to your house. Especially late at night.[/quote]That is just not true.

My uncle's friend lived in a project when he first got here and now he works as a lawyer in MSG.

I detect a sense of fear-mongering by suggesting that only bad people live in projects. This post would surely be appropiated by those who believe that Blacks living in the projects, i.e. AA, are all wicked and animal-like in behavior. This post has essentially rephrased “they are mostly poor!” into “they are all murderers!"

Kobojunkie:
This is where you are wrong. Jonathan said he would continue the 7 points, and then he listed 3 he would start with.

Are you crazy or what?

Why do you like to lie like a phuuccing not-so-smart person like this

Are you high?

As Nigeria’s acting president, Goodluck Jonathan, inaugurates a new cabinet next week, he appears bent on carving his own legacy by dropping ailing President Umaru Yar’Adua’s famous Seven Point agenda.

Mr. Yar’Adua had reduced his blueprint for the socio-political and economic transformation of Nigeria into seven sectors which his government promised to revitalise before the 2011 general election. The failure of his government in revitalising any of those sectors has been the bane of his administration.

Shortly before he dissolved the Executive Council of the Federation therefore, Mr. Jonathan was under severe pressure from influential Nigerians to dump the ailing president’s agenda, which had formed the pivot of the ruling People’s Democratic Party (PDP) programme.

http://234next.com/csp/cms/sites/Next/Home/5549557-146/jonathan_drops_seven-point_agenda__.csp

Madam Kobo, take a break from NL and go see a shrink or go get some good 'ole di-ck into your withering puccy.

You are losing it!

[quote author=EzeUche_ link=topic=594719.msg7625169#msg7625169 date=1296270965]The man's mannerisms is a clear giveaway.

And the way he talks. People in the projects have a different aura about them that is different from middle class blacks.[/quote]Mehn, be careful how you stereotype people.

Everything you've just typed is arrant balderdash

Ben Carson grew up in the projects and he is just one of so many responsible that once lived in the project.

Be very care how you label and categorize people!

buzugee:
you think he will be a vegetable ?

The odds are not in his favor!

Never say never!

[quote author=eku_bear link=topic=594719.msg7625159#msg7625159 date=1296270671]How on earth was he supposed to know the guy lives in the projects?

Probably thought he was an athlete or something, something respectable.[/quote]I really do not see how living in a project made this guy commit such heinous crime.

My former EMT partner lived in the project and he was a gentle man in the true sense of the word.

We really have to be careful here.

oyebambam:
lastpage what do you mean "opportunistic, Asylum-seeker " you are been disrespectful to the thousand of Yoruba people who lost thier life. watch what you say.

You are wrong!

Show us some maps!

Mobinga:
This fstranger's sexuality is in doubt. I suspect a hermaphrodite

Why?

ROFL @ thread

asha 80:
odein ajumogobia is not igbo.people need to learn about other ethniicities in this country.

hausas and yorubas are majority in terms od ruling nigeria and what a good job they have dine so far.congrats.

So where is he from

The guy's resume is impressive.

Isale.


Why are you mad at us all

Talk to me

A problem shared is a problem 0.1% solved

[quote author=Jenifa_ link=topic=582709.msg7625058#msg7625058 date=1296267724]ode. did you have to quote yourself?[/quote]Omo Latvia,

Do you know the meaning of ode?

^^^^

WHat have you yourself done Kobo?

[quote author=Jenifa_ link=topic=582709.msg7625043#msg7625043 date=1296267338]suleja is a federal govt school. dunno where it is either but I've heard of it


why are u so curious to know anyways[/quote]I have a feeling he is one of those spoilt brats

I just want to confirm my assumptions about him!

SEFAGO:
Far from it- where the hell is taht?

Niger state, i think.

A friend went there

I am talking about the so called gifted school.

^^^

8 million ?

Liar!

Kobo the liar!

Evidence?

^^^


Suleja?

asha 80:
nigerians should stop complaining.the country is dead and buried.just be sharp and enjoy whatever scraps that is remaing on the country.

Only if Kobo would stop complaining and get off her stinking senile azz and do something

If we all did something, there wouldnt be anyone complaining

Hate crime?

oyebambam:
ribadu is working for jonathan

prove it with satellite pictures and maps!

^^^^

Still nothing new, Madam Kobo

Tell us something we dont already sabi

[quote author=isale_gan2 link=topic=593399.msg7624997#msg7624997 date=1296266307]Really?  If that's your mentality, good luck finding a woman who'll love you for you, instead of what (she thinks) you can do for her.  

I'm just saying.   [/quote]HAhahahaha

Isale, did that get under your skin?

I am speaking for all the straight guys on this forum?

We demand you post your pic

^^^

You are lying?


Anyway, are you on facebook?

^^^^

I agree

The best schools like the ones SEFAGO attended are comparable to any good school abroad.

But the kind of ones you and I attended arent that great, but they still get the job done to some extent.

[quote author=Natasha,, link=topic=593399.msg7624969#msg7624969 date=1296265353]no but i have two legs [/quote]So post your pic for us to see?

I need it to make up my mind on your hit-ability?

[quote author=Natasha,, link=topic=593399.msg7624565#msg7624565 date=1296259475]tooooooooooooooo hooooooooooooooooot for ya[/quote]The hotter the better

Itz not as if you have two heads

There is nothing new here Madam Kobo!

SEFAGO:
Yeah, I know- just that I had never heard of those schools. In my younger days the schools I heard of were Greensprings, BIS, loyola, olashore, adesoye, and AIS e.t.c the school for rich kids until I went to a secondary  school on the mainland where i discovered that there were other people in Nigeria apart from rich kids. Most of us live in a bubble though you know.

However, I miss Nigeria so much remembering secondary school back home. Funny I hated it so much then. Fela grabbed the true meaning of all Nigerians who are abroad except kobojunkie haha:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aK43iAg9p1w

I cant see shyyt!

Can you please repost the Youtube clip?

So you be real ajebo?

:::SMH:::

I always suspected that. No wonder, you cant speak Yoruba fluently.

Anyway, I once attended a quiz competition with students from Adesoye College  in 1997 at FGGC Ipetumodu and I really wasnt impressed with their representatives. They were good with debates though.

So which secondary school did you attend SEFAGO? Olashore?

SEFAGO:
Yeah to be honest I had already seen kobojunkies point but its fun to insult her haha. Everyone on nairaland does. However, if she goes missing most of us will be start making threads about where is she? Isnt Nairaland, one big cute family?

I agree that there are tons of really crappy secondary schools but to be honest you can still comeout of these schools unscathed (LOL maybe not come to think of it) Interesting, I had a friend who wanted to set up a teach for America type program in Nigeria, but i told him it would not work anyways though its a wonderful idea. I am a big fan of education in general and what would make me happy is the chance to have an impact on the Nigerian educational sector (cough cough Minister of Finance 2031) but hopefully things will be better then and no child will be left behind.

Nigerian schools are not that bad the have trained some of the best of us. What can I say, I am a proud product of the Nigerian system myself and I would not trade it for secondary school in Eton, Andover or Le Rosey, _{but would definitely try to send my kids to one of these schools} .

Very Very true.