Politics › Re: The Igbo/yoruba Relationship By Austin Orette (Niger-delta) by fstranger1: 2:17am On Jan 24, 2011 |
[quote author=jay_getta link=topic=591202.msg7590290#msg7590290 date=1295831733]@OnlyTruth: Oh my! You are a waste of time. So, killings happening the eastern region is a source of joy to you just because they fought against Biafra. Like I said: If its good for the goose, its good for the gander. Ciao![/quote]I am happy you and Onlytruth got along!  |
Politics › Re: The Igbo/yoruba Relationship By Austin Orette (Niger-delta) by fstranger1: 2:07am On Jan 24, 2011 |
Aigbofa: No, you are the retar.ded ones, all of you. Let me tell you something about revenge, if you kill someone's grandpa, don't be suprised if he want's to kill all your family and even your dog.
How stupi.d can you all be! I wonder oooooooo |
Politics › Re: The Igbo/yoruba Relationship By Austin Orette (Niger-delta) by fstranger1: 2:03am On Jan 24, 2011 |
Onlytruth: Posted by: Aigbofa Sarduana was not a child. He was a politician. People mock politicians all the time. Did you see any Igbo killing an innocent northerner for the death of Aguiyi Ironsi? NO. In fact there would not have been any trouble if northerners (and westerners) didn't kill 30,000 innocent Igbos. You are such an eediot from narrating such historical event from your very narrow and biased view. like they just woke up to kill those Eeboes. Who started it all? If you have nothing else to say, go take a nap! Anuofia you all! |
Politics › Re: The Igbo/yoruba Relationship By Austin Orette (Niger-delta) by fstranger1: 1:57am On Jan 24, 2011 |
Onlytruth: Posted by: jay_getta Pure rant. Character is like pregnancy. You cannot hide it. There is only one group constantly mocking dead children here, and it is not even Northerners who actually led the war. The Northerners mock Igbo men for losing the war. Fair enough.
Your people mock the death of innocent children. REALLY DARK. Hogwash it is because your people have nothing to mock. If your derange leaders had acted in good faith and put your interest before cowering for safety in Ivory coast like a lil girl, there just might not be pictures to post and definitely there wont be dead dying kwashiokor laden children to mock Don't blame the messenger, blame your fake slowpoke pathetic leaders. I understand your anguish and trust me, I feel your pain. it is times like this that you wish you were Yoruba, innit?  |
Politics › Re: The Igbo/yoruba Relationship By Austin Orette (Niger-delta) by fstranger1: 1:40am On Jan 24, 2011 |
[quote author=~Bluetooth link=topic=591202.msg7590192#msg7590192 date=1295829465]must every ibo always follow the foot steps of destruction ?[/quote]They just like to sacrifice themselves to our gods! |
Politics › Re: The Igbo/yoruba Relationship By Austin Orette (Niger-delta) by fstranger1: 1:38am On Jan 24, 2011 |
Aigbofa: That is a subtle threat, for which you can get banned again. I have no problem with that, but don't come back here accusing the moderators of bias. Enu e po Komo pe ike ni mu! Ode lasan lasan ni bobo Ezeuch yen |
Politics › Re: The Igbo/yoruba Relationship By Austin Orette (Niger-delta) by fstranger1: 1:36am On Jan 24, 2011 |
jason123: Calm down now. Shouldnt you be dredging the creek close to your apartment? Mind your business ok? |
Politics › Re: The Igbo/yoruba Relationship By Austin Orette (Niger-delta) by fstranger1: 1:32am On Jan 24, 2011 |
Kalu Akanu: Then bring it on you bastarrd. Do not get scared like bk.babe.
I am tired of your filth. The only way you get "healed" of your sickness is if I bash some sense into you. Where do you live again? I live four hours from Maryland: I can be there by 12 midnight, if you dont stall like you always do By the time i am done breaking your skull, I will make your sister and mom, if she is still hot, suck my big long and robust Yoruba di-ck, until they peme. She is prolly gonna prefer it to your father's wimpy ding dongy. Yeah, I am that strong. So gimme your address punk? |
Politics › Re: The Igbo/yoruba Relationship By Austin Orette (Niger-delta) by fstranger1: 1:22am On Jan 24, 2011 |
Kalu Akanu: If people wonder why I act a certain away with certain individuals.
Look at fstranger picture mocking innocent African children.
And understand my rage.
He should be happy the internet gives him anonymity. I have told you where I live in NJ It is you who have been stalling and hiding from telling me where you live I have no problem coming to Maryland to face your punk self. By the time I am done with you, your family name would be forever wiped off from the earth's register. And, the world would definitely be better for it. Scums like you, your family and your clan,tribe and ethnic group do not have a place in this world. We should have extended the starvation a lil longer! Lucky you. |
Politics › Re: The Igbo/yoruba Relationship By Austin Orette (Niger-delta) by fstranger1: 1:17am On Jan 24, 2011 |
jason123: Akin-egba, babalola, omongbati, wilywily. They all made fun of Damilola taylor. . , . even Bawolomo (a fellow Nlander). The ids were all from IGBOS! Why do you feel the need to justify my actions Leave them to rot in their whimsical hallucination state. I care not what they think. The more emotional pain they experience, the sounder my sleep. |
Politics › Re: The Igbo/yoruba Relationship By Austin Orette (Niger-delta) by fstranger1: 1:12am On Jan 24, 2011 |
[quote author=jay_getta link=topic=591202.msg7590041#msg7590041 date=1295827519]While any sane mind will agree that Fstranger's posting pictures of starving Biafran kids is despicable at worst, and horrid and disrespectul at best, I think it is hypocritical of OnlyTruth to condemn his (fstranger's) action then indirectly ascribe it as the character of the Yorubas as a race (we "hear" the underlying tone loud and clear, buddy, trust me). What I find particularly dubious is OnlyTruths ability to stand on the sidelines when it is Igbos doing the bashing, but as soon as the Yorubas return fire he is quick to condemn their actions. To get the Nigeria which you claim to want, Bigotry, tribalism, and Discrimination of all kinds must be condemned, and if possible, punished. But as long as people insist on turning a blind eye if it is their kin doing the hurting, then they have no moral right to complain once the tide turns and the shoe is on the other foot![/quote]I cant believe you are trying to play fair with these people
How do you reason with a bunch of eediots who think like Neanderthals? |
Politics › Re: The Igbo/yoruba Relationship By Austin Orette (Niger-delta) by fstranger1: 1:04am On Jan 24, 2011 |
Kalu Akanu: You are a PUNK. The worse kind of PUNK. A person who talks a lot of crap, but when faced with someone who willing to crack your head, you would beg for mercy.
I cannot wait till the day your obas prostrate beneath our feet. Where are you going to get the strength from? Not from those kids dying of Marasmus and kwashiokor, Yes? |
Politics › Re: The Igbo/yoruba Relationship By Austin Orette (Niger-delta) by fstranger1: 12:55am On Jan 24, 2011 |
Kalu Akanu: Oh shut up. You just mentioned a few small Igbos clans. Do you think other regions do not have these clannish dynamics? Sometimes Igbos like yourself only think out of their arse. To the disdain of the Igbo who do not hold clannish sentiment. We are trying to progress, not worried about which clan lives in which city.
How do you expect people to invest in your town, when some of you scream we are being marginalized. How can you be marginalized in your own town? Everyone is trying to survive.
Clans always screaming domination or something. It is called competition. Survival of the fittest. This is how the world works. It is about time Africans understood this. No one is going to give a dammn about this so called domination. Yeah, where the strong eat the weak wholesomely like cobras do? We ve seen this script before,some 40 yrs back, and I hope it happens again, to the same people of course!  |
Politics › Re: The Igbo/yoruba Relationship By Austin Orette (Niger-delta) by fstranger1: 12:53am On Jan 24, 2011 |
Kalu Akanu: Save your words Onlytruth. Do you understand why I act a certain way my brother? These people have no conscious. They ridicule us, they make a mockery of our dead. I cannot be friend with people like that.
I can only wish death on them. I can only wish eternal starvation on you and your future generation You all bunch of cry babies |
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Politics › Re: Magnus Kpakol And The Keke Napep Scam by fstranger1: 11:56pm On Jan 23, 2011 |
[quote author=Kilode?! link=topic=591162.msg7589619#msg7589619 date=1295822304]Interesting story. . .
lately, I've become more impressed with Olojede's 234next and their investigative reports. I can't wait for us to get a freedom of information bill.[/quote]The only thing i dont like about him is the fact that he is from Modakeke
Other than that, he seems more credible and serious that Sowore! |
Politics › Re: Why Do You Want To See Becomrich Face by fstranger1: 11:41pm On Jan 23, 2011 |
Becomrichn, can we see your face? |
Romance › Re: Can You Do Without Sponging Off Your Boyfriends? by fstranger1: 11:31pm On Jan 23, 2011 |
queensmith: abi, can all these men do without sponging off thier girlfriends?? are they not embarrased?? do they not have papas?? kmt! Even if your puccy was free, i wouldnt phucck you Oloshi Oloriburuku Okada lo ma pa e within 7 days Oni roko fe akoyoyo lo ma kan lese Now say Amen to all of that! |
Politics › Re: No by fstranger1: 11:23pm On Jan 23, 2011 |
The one and only Mapomeji of NL, I hail thee ooooo
I need more satellite pictures, and maps, though! |
Politics › Re: Jakumu English Nonsense. You Do Not Know How To Write English.(junk English) by fstranger1: 11:21pm On Jan 23, 2011 |
Oyebambam = Becomrichn = Musiwa = Wakima = Aare of Canada
Please come back to this thread! |
Politics › Re: No by fstranger1: 11:04pm On Jan 23, 2011 |
Oyebambam = Becomrichn = Musiwa = Wakima = Aare of Canada
I know you are Becomrichn because you are just as incoherent.
For me to believe that you are not becomrichn, i need to see relevant maps and satellite pictures.
Shoe me the map, Oyebambam |
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Politics › Re: The Igbo/yoruba Relationship By Austin Orette (Niger-delta) by fstranger1: 10:35pm On Jan 23, 2011 |
Kalu Akanu: Too bad you will never taste the sweet punany of an Igbo woman unless you have money. I can assure you of that. But ppl like me, we taste the sweet punany of all women.
I thank my Igbo blood for blessing me with good looks. Not some kissed by the sun fool like yourself would envy me. You are absolutely right: I hate it when Yoruba men look this ugly:
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Politics › Re: The Igbo/yoruba Relationship By Austin Orette (Niger-delta) by fstranger1: 10:32pm On Jan 23, 2011 |
Kalu Akanu: Last time I checked, it was Yorubaland going through food shortages. All the other regions do not have such food shortages.
It shows how much you all depend on the aboki.
The more we multiply, the more Igbo men who put you Yoruba in their place. We already see how you all run from fights. Even the Youtube video going around a year ago showed a Yoruba man dancing while the big Igbo man was about to break him in half.
Not everyone can be blessed by Chineke. When was the last time you saw a Yoruba child looking this weak?
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Romance › Re: Is It Just Me Or Does It Happen To You? by fstranger1: 10:28pm On Jan 23, 2011 |
ogugua88: I'll have to agree. It only happens to me in Naija though, not where I stay now. I have my cousin or brother with me at all times when I go out. One time I left the car to go inside and get something I left. Within those 90 or so seconds, I was stopped by someone. My cousin had to come rescue me, so yeah it happens. Something we'll have to accept as it won't change really. I don't find it embarrassing, just annoying at times. If the photo in your profile is really you, I can only imagine the kind of agberos and touts stopping you; they might just be wanting to ask you for direction. right? |
Romance › Re: Ethics of Reporting Your Friend's Infidelity to His Girlfriend by fstranger1: 10:19pm On Jan 23, 2011 |
^^^^
Wanna talk? |
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Politics › Re: No by fstranger1: 10:02pm On Jan 23, 2011 |
Oyebambam = Becomrichn = Musiwa = Wakima = Aare of Canada |
Politics › Re: The Igbo/yoruba Relationship By Austin Orette (Niger-delta) by fstranger1: 9:51pm On Jan 23, 2011 |
Kalu Akanu: That will never happen. Igbo men are producing more Igbo males. Every Igbo boy that is born, will be a slap in your face, because we are multiplying. Multiplying for eventual self annihilation? Food shortages in Alaigbo would cause rising rates of death from malnutrition; even food riots threatening the stability of cities in Alaigbo We've seen this scenario before, about 40 yrs ago, and it wasnt pretty, Keep multiplying, I dey laugh oooooo |
Romance › Re: Is It Wrng 4a Younger Sis Getting Married B4 Her Sis Older Dan Her With 14yrs by fstranger1: 9:34pm On Jan 23, 2011 |
^^^
Tpia wants closure
Anything wrong with that? |
Romance › Re: Love Can Be Found- At The Naija Reunions: by fstranger1: 9:31pm On Jan 23, 2011 |
Tpia: are you alright? |