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[size=20pt]Come to Nyanya tipper garage: Abuja’s Soddom and Gomorrah[/size] From GODWIN TSA, Abuja Monday, September 7, 2009 A cacophony of noise and heavy human traffic welcomes one to Nyanya Tipper Garage, a growing ghetto at the Nyanya axis of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Abuja. From mini commercial activities to the most dreaded and bizarre human transactions, the bustling community is wrapped in an underbelly of an evil seed. Deprived of the beautiful architectural edifice and infrastructural development in the city centre, the ghetto, also known as Angwan-Hausawa, still remains a noticeable feature for both petty businessmen and fun seekers. From the little Mosque tucked at the main entrance, overlooking the Nyanya-Keffi road to the muddy paths and rusty structures with a cluster of Churches, at the tail end, the area is alive! Twenty-four hours. Enclosed by different worship centres, its notoriety in immoral lifestyle is unparalleled despite the singsong of preachers against such indulgence. Densely populated by artisans, thugs and jobless youths, the area is notorious for high-wired prostitution and homosexual activities. Local food joints, mini kiosk dotted the sneaky pathways that linked into the cluster of shafts used as residential houses by artisans and women of easy virtues. At these local food joints, flies and filth compete vigorously with customers as they perched around indiscriminately. Nearly 95 percent of the houses and shafts lack toilet facilities. This compels residents including women and children to pass excreta in any available space not caring about privacy. But the brave ones amongst them run to uncompleted buildings to answer the call of nature. After the rains, pools of water usually scatter everywhere, serving as fertile breeding grounds for mosquitoes. Residents of this ghetto, suffer regularly from malaria attacks. Also the area lacks functional health centre to tackle the numerous health problems of the less privileged people. Beside the fear of contagious diseases, the stench that oozes from the collection of waters is everything but nauseating. But the most dreaded problem in the area is not malaria fever or typhoid. It is the activities of “bad guys” who sell hard drugs in the area in broad daylight. They are dangerous and deadly! This reporter was warned. Daily Sun observed that these drugs are concealed in folded cardboard paper as a decoy and passed over to potential buyers after a fee has been paid. Sex life in this ghetto is not restricted to sex, age or a particular time of the day. The large number of women and teenagers, who hawk around calm down people with high libido at a ridiculous fee. These women, predominately from the Northern part of the country are seen sitting in front of their make-shift accommodation constructed with rusty corrugated iron sheets. Some work as food vendors. During one of the visits to the area, this reporter saw a man and woman locked in each other’s arm in ecstasy as they murmured in uncoordinated voices. At a distance, another couple was seen entangled in the stomach of a 911 truck that was parked opposite a shaft. While the reporter stood stiff, surprised at the brazen acts, a man with kolanut-coated teeth, intuitively murmured in Hausa language thus: “Mallam, mai ka tsaya kalo haka, kai sabo zuwa ne? (Meaning: Why do you stand gazing at them, are you a visitor here?) Dressed in a stained over flowing caftan that exhibited a strained relationship with water, the man, whose name was later identified as Yusuf, a popular mai-shai (tea seller) at the area, told Daily Sun that it was part of life that makes Angwan-Hausawa a lively place. He explained that at the ghetto, anything goes and people are expected to mind their businesses. Corroborating this position, a lanky but lively Usman, a cobbler of many years standing said life at Angwan Hausawa is a mixture of the good, the bad and the ugly as anything goes. “If you want woman, you get am for here, anything fa,” he quipped. The extreme of the suburb is used as an arena for entertainment where drama and dance competitions are performed by Muslim youths. Here, empty sacks, which are cut into pieces, are joined together to cover the arena. Admission fee into the arena is N50. Long wooden seats are erected inside the arena as sitting arrangement for spectators. Inside the arena, it is music, dance and drama galore. It is an entertainment joint for the rich and the poor. No discrimination here. While expensive cars feel the presence of the rich in the society, motorcycles (Okada) on the other hand, are the trademark of the less privileged ones. The dance competition is usually between a girl and a boy at the centre of the arena to the admiration of the spectators. Hausa disco music is played to a tempo as the dancers wangle their bodies to the rhythm. At the end of the competition, winners are announced by a team of judges who usually take their seats at the far corner of the stage. Usually, participants are identified by their guy names such as “Lady B”, Tu Face, African Michael Jackson etc.” It is usually a nightlong affair. Pickpockets and allied crimes are common features that keep spectators on their toes. Cigarette smokes in tiny ropes, roll into the sky and descend in a wave-like movement. They finally curl on the faces of people. Beside these, disagreements that usually end in scuffles and activities of some urchins are also noticeable at the dance arena. All these features and many more are what make Nyanya Tipper Garage, another Sodom and Gomorra. http://sunnewsonline.com/webpages/news/abujareports/2009/sept/07/abujareports-07-09-2009-001.htm
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Afam:u make my point. you will only ever recruit from the stock. |
the same idiots that dont have wahala sleeping with ashewos |
the poor boy is trying to copy his dad. his dad speaks better english than this though. dont know if NTA benin will still have archive of his dads debates and programmes. |
unitee:some people have perfected the fine act of pretence and falsehood |
Afam:i like your faith in nigeria but truth is that nigeria is a corrupt nation. all most everyone is corrupt. will take bribes and dont see anything wrong in it. |
naylove:i noticed a little square box when my mouse moves what is the possible cause of this cos i cant get it removed from my system/ |
meine:best advice. you never miss it if you keep an eye on this one. whitelexi:you are either too young or too naive to have believe this. if you are right can you tell me why millions of brothers get it so wrong. Spyker:the mysteries and wonders of life follypimpi:what of the pretencious religious ones who know how to only bear fruits with right words. "the name it claim it", "not my portion" brigade. MUZBO:how i love you. |
sleeping open eye. you are either about to make the best mistake or the worse. are there no other oyinbo where you are or you are hell bent on eating akpu, pounded yam, amala and egusi. you already have an offer call the number above. i beg open your eyes o. spikedcylinder:there are many nigerian marriages and black marriages that goes past its sell by date before the signatures dries up. there are many inter racial relationships of more than 20 to 30yrs. spikedcylinder:the problem is mostly with your brothers and sisters marrying white people to get papers in europe and north america and thereafter dumping them MrCrackles:wait make her husband catch you. |
thithi:some times i wonder why you guys think someone should divulge what he probably spent years plus huge some of money researching in an open forum. ideas is money thithi. if the guy knows distribution and marketing strategy how foolish do you think he is to know that? why must it be free becos you guys dont like paying for anything? i know there are scammers and somethings need to be free but not business plans and marketing strategies |
[quote author=ndu_chucks link=topic=68738.msg4496978#msg4496978 date=1252330944]wettin you mean by $s pls? you no sabi read broken again? Ok make i repeat: You can buy $s for N156.5 or sell at N155. I been tink say dollars and $s na de same ting[/quote]I meant £. how could an inteligentia like u not work that out? i need a refund of my school fees. |
Itohan123:mercy has forsaken you. how can you say that? many people have genetic predisposition to be the size they are in size so who was greedy their ancestors? some of the most wonderful people i know are big with heart as large as their body. |
this is very funny |
[quote author=!amebo no1 link=topic=315981.msg4496550#msg4496550 date=1252327257]aha these are the foolish idiots that take what they read on nigerian websites seriously, keep believing everything you read, who cares, ewu liberia oshi hahhahahahahahhajavascript:void(0);hahahahha keep blabbing, its allowed for everyone to get stupid sometimes ![]() like i said if you dont understand the nigerian culture, i advice you to shut up and stop posting, ewu liberia and if you think i am trying to get you heated up, then you have the wrong thing coming your way, i have better things to do than to waste time heating stupid people like you Please can seun take this slowpoke off the mod job? i think her brain is malfunctioning due to the numerous rape she got from those liberian touts[/quote]madam J, nawao. have compassion on them na. anyway how are you and the family? forgive o i beg. |
[quote author=ndu_chucks link=topic=68738.msg4496580#msg4496580 date=1252327528]Today for Abuja: Mallam go buy dollar: N155 Mallam go sell you dollar: N156.5 I no know how Sanusi take stabilize prices for black market. Official rate dey increase but rate for black market dey stable . Under Soludo, dollar for don reach N230 by now. Maybe Sanusi don checkmate speculators.[/quote]and $s pls |
Vuitton:so a thin quarelsome junkie or acholic woman is of more value in your books than BBW elegant and graceful mama morufu? some people have wahala? when did the size of a person become her worth? i would have tot there is more to life than being thin. whitelexi:this is sad. what happened to all the lovely big women and their happy hisbands? Hairat007:thanks. well said. |
steroid:thank you. most nigerians say what they wont do. someone didnt notice the OP said the man has been kidnapped before. when did foolishness become fashionable in lawless nigeria? when you live in the midst of greedy get rich quick and at all cost people like nigerians who think it is their God given right to have access to wealth they cant create what you begin to see are anormalies like this. nigeria is a failed lawless state so you have to expect behaviours like these pastors are exhibiting. |
[quote author=Tudór link=topic=318053.msg4495241#msg4495241 date=1252315533]Means your god is as incompetent and wickedas ever. . . . what happened to the poor kids born with genetic deformities?[/quote]tell if you have not seen twenty somethings giving birth to your kind of kids. where did you get the info that people have a disabled child? you get sillier [i]is there a word like that[/i]? every time you write. |
davidylan:david why is it shocking in a country where a law graduate dont know the difference between lease hold and free hold properties. |
erico2k2:nigeria never learn anything. the UK govt literally gave everything the IRA needed so long as they stopped the bombing. these idiots rulling nigeria would rather the country was burning so long as they remain in power. bawomolo:any example of where this happened in the world before? |
[size=28pt] Imoke, exco members denounce secret cults[/size] Kunle Awosiyan, Lagos - 04.09.2009 Governor Liyel Imoke of Cross River State, his Deputy, Mr. Efiok Cobham, members of the State Executive Council and permanent secretaries have denounced membership of secret cults, fraternities and or illegal societies. The action was taken, Wednesday, before the commencement of the weekly State Executive Council meeting with everyone publicly reading his or her denunciation form, signed it and submitted personally to the governor. According to the document which was titled “Oath of denunciation of secret cults, fraternities and or illegal societies for public office holders,” each person pledged thus: “I do solemnly swear and bear true allegiance to the Federal Republic of Nigeria and hereby denounce and adjure that: as a public office holder, I have never been; I am not and; will never be a member of or be associated with a secret cult, fraternity or illegal society for which I shall be liable to prosecution for contravening the Public Order (Prohibition of Secret Cult and Offensive Weapons) Law, other extant Laws and the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria and I swear and pledge to employ my best endeavours to disclose and expose any person serving as a Public Office Holder who is a member of a secret cult, fraternity or illegal society to the relevant authorities.” http://www.tribune.com.ng/04092009/news/news8.html this na rumour or wayo? |
[size=28pt] Minister raps board members over use of cell phones[/size] Leon Usigbe, Abuja - 04.09.2009 THERE was a mild drama at the inauguration of chairmen and members of the boards of 22 research institutes under the Ministry of Agriculture and Water Resources on Thursday, as some of them incurred the wrath of the minister, Dr. Abba Sayyidi Ruma, over the persistent ringing of their cell phones during the event. The minister was delivering his inauguration address to the board members at the Ladi Kwali Hall of Sheraton Hotel, Abuja, when cell phones belonging to some of the people in the audience rang ceaselessly, forcing him to discontinue with his speech. Dr. Ruma told them that if they could not switch off their cell phones, they were free to go out, adding that “we didn’t compel anybody to be here but there must certainly be some level of respect for the people that are here.” He added that “technology, of course, could provide us with the best or the quickest solution to fast track development but, at the same time, it should not also obstruct us. We cannot achieve two objectives simultaneously.” Dr. Ruma said he needed to speak the way he did on the matter as a mark of respect for some of the elder statesmen who had taken their time to be present at the event. He said: “if we are to do business, we have to dedicate a small amount of time to the business that we found ourselves committed to pursue.” The minister remarked that the inauguration of the boards and the take-off of the five study groups set up by the ministry were part of the steps taken to give fillip to the reform of the agricultural sector and thus ensure the realisation of the seven-point agenda of the current administration. http://www.tribune.com.ng/04092009/news/news15.html you want to ask how they survived without nitel lines before. foolish idiots. sadly not even places of worship is spared this non sence. |
KunleOshob:saint kunle u never fail to dissapoint do you? JeSoul:God bless you abundantly for this. |
that is nigeria for you. how many certificates are genuine in that country? |
nigeria could be better having a brilliant thief like him as the head of state |
Lagosboy:o boy how u dey i have been wondering what happened to you? hope you are well? back to this matter. you have something running is different from surviving let alone successfull. UK banks know very well that apart from the funds they get from dubai and the arab states which by the way the fund managers dont place into sharia compliant islamic funds there is nothing to gain from any islamic banking system. it will interest you to know that not even the bankers themselves are patronising this product cos barclays for example said only 17% of staff poled said they would use the products. note the intention to use not actually subscribing. you know too weel the UK is a politically savy environment so dont think they are doing it becos it makes business sense. good to know you are back and active again. |
[quote author=Tudór link=topic=318053.msg4466315#msg4466315 date=1251879572]Goodluck to them. What in the world does god have to do with bearing kids?[/quote]everything. |
lewa:2nded |
ifyalways:you mean porn again? |


