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Two crazy people

one schizophrenic, the other, bipolar! What a combo

blacksta:
Based on the numbers  - I can safely estimate that the Nigerian population is about 85 Million and not 150 Million that is advertised.

Is that Dayokanu?

I didnt see any Dayokanu on the first page? Are you just obsessed with him? He is a guy you know? Do you swing that way?

^^^ Those schools gave us the Likes of Justice Kayode Eso, Professor Wale Omole, Nzeogwu etc.

[quote author=Inked_Nerd link=topic=608373.msg7783461#msg7783461 date=1298437716]
Leaving? You mean permanently?  

Hmmm, doesn't sound like a bad idea. Ummm, I hope you're not stalker in real life .

lmao, hmmm those sound like fightin' words [/quote]Not permanently. I'd be back

But seriously, I dont stalk, as a matter of fact people stalk me, yes, I am that important.

So you want me to come say hi to you this weekend before leaving for the mid-west?

We can rendezvous and have fun

What are you you seeing?

I saw you licking mamagees lips below the navel, I aint got that far yet, so what gives?

^^^

I'd be leaving jersey in a couple of weeks though, yeah, work related,

If you dont mind, I can come over and spend a day or two with you in NY, what say you?

Tunmi:
What happened to earning the position on merits and qualifications?

Your point is too broad; yet, very vague.


What do you mean exactly?

[quote author=Inked_Nerd link=topic=608373.msg7783387#msg7783387 date=1298435158]
Sweetie, I hope you don't get big headed because I was lookin' for you .

Yes, I'm ok. How are things with you? What's new? Still stalkin' people on Nairaland eh?[/quote]Nah, its normal, you are just one of so many. I have attained a kind of celebrity status here on NL, I have people IMing me almost every second of the day, and yes, while I am sleeping too, wanting to know if I am for real. I tell ya, all that is left for me now is to package my brand.

Stalk? I dont stalk people, I only stalk one person,YOU, but since you left NL without telling me, I thought you had gone with Bk.babe, so I shifted my attention to Odunnu, but since you are now back, Odunnu can leave if she wants to, you are the only sugar in moi tea, yes, I mean it

Anyway, what is new?

I really dont see what the hullabaloo is really.

There is more to education than nice and well decorated buildings. Once we look past trivial issues like that, more important things come to the fore. I am more interested in the quality of the teachers than the buildings that make up a school. You can go to the most attractive and best built schools and still amount to nothing. We know, thanks to WAEC, that the best schools in Nigeria over the past decade arent the Sulejas of the World nor the Olashores of this World. As a matter of fact, expensive and well funded schools in most cases lag behind dilapidated state schools, going by WAEC results. It is on record that the highest achieving schools in Nigeria are the little known schools like Oritamefa in Ibadan, Ilesha grammer school, Christ school in Onitsha etc. It is not the building that is going to impact the knowledge into the kids, the teachers do and more than that their fellow students.

All in all, what is more important than education are Knowledge and character, and these two, fortunately, can be taught anywhere, with or without eye catching buildings, including often derided places like Animal farms. As long as there are teachers there ready to teach and shape the character of those kids, I care not what the school buildings look like, very trivial IMHO.

^^^

Mind your business and save your needless trite for your neck of the wood. They will appreciate it more.

^^^

WHo are you??

Are you from NASA, Becomrichn only sees people who work in NASA, else no appointment!

^^ After two attempts, you still dont know what to do, and one of you wants to be deputy Governor of Lagos. . . I tell ya. aint happening

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Phuuck You


That was so hilarious!

You guys are all craaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaazy!


[quote author=Inked_Nerd link=topic=608373.msg7763861#msg7763861 date=1298156649]Does anyone know where I can find fstranger or any of the other ID's he uses here on Nairaland?   [/quote]Hey Sweet heart, long time no hi.

I have missed you very very very much.  Hope you doing great

[quote author=eku_bear link=topic=609783.msg7783089#msg7783089 date=1298424582]Stellar. If anyone has 2003, 2007 voting data handy too, let me know![/quote]I feel like 2003 and 2007 would be thoroughly useless because they were both massively rigged and it was well known that the results were far from credible. Also, there was a lot of dubious politicking, with AD not presenting a candidate and that sort of thing

Here is 2003:

http://www.electoralgeography.com/new/en/countries/n/nigeria/nigeria-presidential-election-2003.html

agabaI23:
No state in the not has less than 1 million registered voters. . . so so funny.

I saw that too. Well, I dont know if Abuja counts as North though

Wallie:
+1000

I must be naïve or out-of-touch not to know that intense hatred and tribalistic views existed between the Yorubas and the Ibos. We are where we are; why can’t we just forge a better way forward, together, for our future generations?

No we cant!

^^^

Why cant you just mind your business!

Ibi ti won ba fe elemosho sho, lo n sho

[quote author=bk.babe97y link=topic=609361.msg7782335#msg7782335 date=1298411637]On some real shiyyt, I think if Ojukwu had been captured alive that would have been the end of the Ibo race as nation. Can u imagine how humiliating it would have been to see such a boastful man subdued, haggard, tortured and humiliated on tape?! The war defeat alone destroyed the psyche of Ibos for generations to come, imagine what Ojukwu's capture would have done to them; demoralized, humiliated, unwanted, [b]DISPLACED--- FOREVER!!![/b]

And now, after knowing more about the Hausas and how lethal, heartless, and menacingly vioLent they could get even when smiling at you with their reddened gums could you imagine the torture ojukwu would have been subjected to ON TAPE!?!?! Visualize the image of a kicking, screaming and begging Ojukwu at the hands of his captors--- I wouldnt wish that on a great man such as Ojukwu, no matter what I think of him. If Ojukwu had been captured, the punishment that would have been metted out on him would have set in stone the belief the rest of the world has that the black man is incapable of settling his differences amicably without resorting to UNWANTON use of violence. His captors would definitely have gone overboard and Samuel Doe's torture would have been child's play compared to what I believe Ojukwu would have been forced to endure.

For the above reasons alone, I can honestly, and sincerely, say that I AM GLAD OJUKWU WAS NOT CAPTURED ALIVE.[/quote]That was exactly why Ojukwu was ferried out of Naija by his close associates.

manny4life:
YES MADAM KOBO.

To beat Kobo, you must be able to score with every part of your body because Kobo is always changing the goal post, like a schizophrenic

[quote author=tpiah! link=topic=608408.msg7782230#msg7782230 date=1298410373]^^i doubt it.

islam is a culture, not only a religion.


the fear should be of fundamentalists taking over.[/quote]^^^^

Another lie

Its best you stick with what you know. Let us Muslims decide if Islam is a religion or not.

ddc machine:
For the duds in nl such as dayokanu and co. In your short memory, inec registration is now census? There were those that didn't register due to one thing or the other and others just want to disenfranchise themselves due to reasons best known to them and the under age. why did u, yes u dayokanu say with the figure u estimates nigeria's popn at 85m not 150m as advertised?

Are you crazy? Where did he say that?

You must be drunk on fresh dog pee

pluto04:
You won't have to make this post if these revisionist don't keep making silly threads. Ofcourse Ojukwu did not run away. He simply fled!

He did not run away, he just pick race.

On a more serious note, He was probably on a re·con·nais·sance mission to IVC, in search of useful Military information by examining the luscious bush between the groins of the then IVC president. Smart guy, I tell ya

Obiagu1:
Igbos are not obsessed with becoming governor of lagos.
If they were offered deputy, good; adequated appointment in offices to represent their contribution to the state, fine.
If by default they become governor, why not?

Aint happening in your life time. And if by error of omission or commission( * sounds familair*), an Igbo man is mistakenly, I repeat, mistakenly, nominated for the governorship post by any major party, we the "shon of Shoil" will see to it that the Ibo man is starved to death (* sounds familiar*) and that the election never comes to reality.

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Unwarranted or Long overdue?


I like how Ibos retreat when bit*ch-slapped with facts

I know you

matazzmagi:
Hausa-Fulani Islamic Jihadists and Yoruba oligarch political slaves to them as represented by Olusegun Obasanjo has had executive political authority over Nigeria for 47 years, but plunged the poor country in the abysmal status of a failed state. In 47 years, all elections and census rigged; peoples sovereign constitutional conference refused, Niger Delta resources that belong to the indigenous populace stolen and $400 billion dollars of its output in revenues squandered. Nigeria is evil.

Are you the okoro guy on Youtube with those hateful commentary on Yorubas and Hausa?

Beaf:
You better swallow your foolish statements. Delta state is not majority Igbo, and ethnicaly bigoted wishes will not make it so either.
One thing I can bet is that you are not from Delta state. These sorts of neandertal comments tend to come from mechanics, hunters and other types who aren't Deltan.
We Deltans know how we roll, so butt out with your bigoted views. Thank you.

Thank you Beaf for clearing this out once and for all. Hopefully, they wont repeat the mistake again. That said Ibo still make up 99% of Lagos population, No? Could it be that the so called Delta Igbo, who otherwise would have been the majority in Delta, now reside in Lagos; hence, the 99% Igbo population in Lagos ?

[quote author=Chyz* link=topic=609783.msg7781723#msg7781723 date=1298404351]The states with the [b]most illiterates registered to vote more than the states with the most literates.[/b]smh. Nigeria is a joke! [/quote]Yeah, very surprising

Imagine Anambra and Ebonyi registering more votes than Ondo and Ekiti. This is a joke, I tell ya

Ikengawo:
the creation of the 'south south' is a joke, and a clear jab at igbos.

I dont see how Delta and Rivers are igbo states when they're majority igbo.

anyways, the northern figures look suspect, there's no way there's more people in Adamawa then Imo and Anambra

What exactly do you mean here?