How will the SE survive

OAM4J you owe me 4 bottles after the 2wks ban you handed me

tpacalipse: That figure is a cooked one. The real figure should be around 63.3 per cent.

Exactly, # FRESH AIR THINGS

blexxonmak: @all.You can now contact me for offset-fed dishes with apertures ranging from 1.5m-6.0m.
Also available are prime focus dishes with apertures ranging from 3.6m-9.0m.Proudly Nigerian.
It takes me 1-2 mths to deliver depending on the design.

Bro how much for 2m offset

Okija_juju:


Didnt "PULLED OUT" sound dirty to you when you read it?!





No O!! I havent "Pulled out".. I'm still "pushing harder & harder"..

I will not 'Pull out' until the 'lilimax' of this process..

Fixed

IGBO-SON:


^^^Just out of curiosity, care to tell us these people that 'know themselves' that are afraid of Nigeria breaking up? You whole life seems to be haunted and tortured by 'these people'!

He forgot you have coal in enugu and something about landlocked

Lilimax: why ? There is freedom of expression nah

They do not participate in discussions here and don't know the dynamics of this section, so what are their bases for nominations here?

jp philips:

you know very little about this country. Afam power plant was operational during the civil war, it was the Nigerian forces that took it out to keep Biafra in darkness. However, since after the war, Afam has experienced several upgrades till date.

there was another power plant in oji, visited that one on excursion even before 1990.
truth is; the military weren't as bad as the civilians painted them.
though I believe their abuse of human right, gave birth to an era of less impunity hence the development we witnessed at the time, unlike now.

You are absolutely correct

jp philips:

Afam was doing above 400mw in 1990.

Exactly, i sometimes feel everything actually went bad from 1998. I wonder if democracy suites us

Romance people should stop posting nominations here, Na so dem flood this section on the sexkillz must go thread.

BEREM FOR MOD.

berem for mod.

GIVE US A FEMALE MOD. full stop

mondi_cheeks: I kept your favourite girl aside for you. When u are done, I will prepare a table for u for ur usual dance

*smile sheepishly* may the blessings of the lord be upon you my sister.

"Rings bell " salvation! Salvation. What does it profit a man to gain the world and loose his life.

mondi_cheeks: would u like some shots of tequila?

"wispers" not today, ermmm brothers and sisters repent for the Kingdom of the lord is near.

Lilimax: That's why i stick to my Zobo drink
Good for the body

Good, btw fine girl i see the manifestation of God's work in your shape and beauty. Somebody praise tha lord.

I would like a drink or two with you after the session.

FELLOW BROTHERS AND SISTERS, alcohol is a sin "rings bell" do not drink, do not smoke, do not fornicate, hell fire is real. We can turn this place around, God loves your soul.

The Bible says in chapter errrrrrr never mind, be born again for the Kingdom of heaven his near.

"Rings bell" and coughing seriously.

Sincere 9gerian: Thief "Buhari" must rot in jail.

What is gej waiting for

I love Buhari

TEAM female Mod.

IGBO-SON:


^^^Profound statement! That's why i laugh at peeps that say, 'you went to war with cutlass and we crushed you guys'!

How come they couldn't defeat 'little' Biafra in one year, but needed the help of countries like Egypt and world powers to 'crush' them?......shamelessly handing over Bakassi in the process!

If not for some miscalculations Ojukwu made, coupled with short sighted actions of traitors nearer home....if not for this, we could have witnessed a new dawn for all the peoples that make up the area formerly known as Southern Nigeria and the colony/protectorate of Lagos! We would have been the greatest black nation/s on mother earth!

If the super powers didn't send benjamin adekunle, Nigeria would not defeat biafra

BAKASSI IS NOT DEAD AND BURIED, its time will come.

Katsumoto:

There were massacres in 1945 and 1953, the one in 1966 wasn't the first. The various ethnic groups were very different; the British were aware of that but hadn't made any serious plans towards integration for whatever reasons. The issues which existed in 1940 still exist today; there isn't only a lack of understanding of other cultures but an intolerance of other cultures.

Let me give you an example - When American firms started doing business with Japanese firms in the 1970s and 1980s, there were many problems between American and Japanese employees. American managers treated Japanese subordinates as they would treat an American. For instance, public humiliation is frowned upon in Japan but American Managers were fond of humiliating japanese workers. Similarly, American managers want to make quick decisions. Japanese managers typically agree with everything in a meeting because open disagreements with outsiders is alien to the Japanese. So the Americans assumed everything was going well only for the Japs to delay making a decision or pull out altogether. These frictions led to what is known as Cultural Dimensions by Geert Hofstede. As a result of his work, when managers are going on foreign assignments today, they have to learn the culture of the host country.

When Nigerians move all around the country, they take their cultural norms with them, which sometimes puts them in open or unspoken conflict. When these issues aren't addressed quickly, they gather a life of their own which results in riots and pogroms. My position is that if anyone is going to live outside their region of origin, they need to understand the cultures of the host region. There are individuals who are very good at these but unfortunately, they get caught up in these disturbances when an ignorant few prefer to be indifferent or intolerant.

See below for a conversation between Zik and Bello

ZIK: “LET US FORGET OUR DIFFERENCES AND MOVE ON”.

THE SARDUANA: “AZIKIWE, WE CAN NOT FORGET OUR DIFFERENCES. LET US UNDERSTAND OUR DIFFERENCES TO BE ABLE TO MOVE ON”.

Now back to your question. After the January coup, there were allegations of taunting of Hausas by Igbos. Offensive photographs showing Major Nzeogwu standing on the late Sardauna of Sokoto were said to be distributed in the open including market places. Some Igbos were even alleged to have worn stickers to that effect and were eager, in conversations with northerners, to point to Nzeogwu saying ‘Shi ne maganin ku”, meaning “he is the one who can knock sense into you”. Grammophone records with machine gun sounds were released, to remind Northerners, it is said, of the bullets that felled their leaders in January. The questions is - If this wasn’t true, why did Ironsi issue orders that anyone displaying provocative pictures or singing offensive songs would be arrested for incitement and would face 3 months imprisonment or 50 pounds fine or both (Decree 40)?

Maybe a few were guilty of these actions but ultimately, it led to deep seated hatred of Ndigbo by the Northerners which unfortunately resulted in the pogroms.

And this nonsense still happening today, ibos never learn

Bigcake: Op i tink ur father is dumb. I dare any ediot to ban me

If the president is your father i will take it in good faith, but if he is not then i am just sad for you

berem: The president was asked about corruption and he said Corruption is the 3rd problem Nigeria has. when asked what's the first and second, he replied "Ask the finance minister, i have No idea "

Honestly that was the saddest part of the interview and he actually said he would go and ask ngozi again.

berem: The media chat was more of a comic relief. I couldn't help but laugh at the dumbness of the president.

It was actually embarrassing becos i had kids around me.

Omexonomy: So must you almays compare nigeria to USA?

No i should have compared the government with your village council meeting, at least the reterdeen would fit perfectly there