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i am a very shy person. I am ok with so many ladies but those are the ones i feel nothing for except the love i have for every other person. When i see a pretty lady, my heart melts immediately. What i feel is so huge that my ego is crushed under its weight. When i pull myself together and say 'hello' i wouldnt be able to carry on becos i immediately become empty of words. I become like a fool. The last experience was the most embarrasing of all. I hate it so much! I wish i had other peoples heart. I see myself loosing out on beautiful experiences all becos of this 'shy' thaing. I hate my character! Some one pls help. |
@masico. There are indeed similarities. It is a known fact that these two share so many names. If you grew up onyangede or ugboju ifete, you will definitely understand igala like wise if you grew up in some parts of igala, you will definitely understand idoma. The secret chants in traditional worship in idoma religion are actually igala dialect. This, i saw in wikipeadia. I also saw in that same wikipeadia that idomas are related to the igbos. But why i am not taking it is that; nothing was said to butress that point. If you know the two tribes linguistically it will not be dificult for you to draw up a link. Although igala sounds yoruba |
when i said lower, you should know na. |
somebody is comparing our govnors with some fugitives and jail breakers. The reason i said those govnors are the best doesnt have to do with insecuarity. But that despite the insecuarity, they are still puting one or two things in place. |
people here are mainly frm the lower part of the country and are also aggressively antagonistic toward anything malo thats why they are not giving us credit even when they can see that we are more efficient with the little we have. |
@perez i understand you are neutral on this issue. But you have to understand that whatever you get can not be entirely trusted owing to the fact that what shapes people's mind is media and the media is owned,focused and based in the forest of the west, gullys of the east and creeks of the polluted areas of the mangrove. This explains why the govnors of the fertile benue and niger, cool climate of the platueax, natural beauty of the mambila, school diversed river kaduna and the parks of the bauchi and gombe. |
those without oil money are doing best. Correct order: 1. Suswam/jang 2. Shema/shettima 3. Dankwambo 4.yakowa. 5.taliban |
perez if you dont take my suggestions into consideration then you are not being fair. I forgot to mention jang and yakowa. These people together with shettima are suppose to be named the best considering the challenges they have at hand. |
all of you are just ethnocentric pooo living in krumi (forests/platantion),creeks and the gully erosion. The correct order is in this form! Suswam, taliban, shema, shettima, dankwambo. This is an infailable truth! They have worked their way to the top despite the fact that they are starved of oil money |
@afam, thanks for the analysis that was insightful |
@afam4eva, at least there will be no 'minority' thing that tends to overlook a tribe when it comes to sharing wealth and dev. As for the relationship, i want you to observe the two tribes more again in their history, culture, language etc. And you will confirm what exactly i mean. I dont have the time i would have discuss it with you. The idomas are not known to be troublesome and thats why we have remained at peace with those the tivs cannot be at peace with. |
when i said idoma is left out, i did not mean the govnors office. I mean infrastructure wise. Look at the two universities. They are all located in tiv part of the state. There is no nigerian millitary base in the whole of idoma land. The otukpo water board is not functional. The idomas have practically nothing in that state. And this is becos,when the not too big wealth the state is shared, before it gets to zone c it is finished. And what pains me more is that idoma is a tribe has helped this country so much. |
when i said we should be put together, i mean we should be put together with no one else. Had it been the idomas decided to go with the igalas, they both would have stayed together alone in a single state. |
i feel this way becos the reason the tiv people are taking the whole thing is that, they believe they are an overwhelming majority. so if that is the reason why the idoma people have not really got anything in benue, then they would have been better off if they had stayed with those who do not outnumber them. in that way, the idoma and igalas would share all things equally. not like now that the tivs get 3 for every 1 idoma gets. another reason is that the idoma people share so much similarity with the igalas. this is by history, culture and also by ancestry. they are the only ones the idomas are related to in nigeria. |
the jotting of a thing is rubbish! i have never favoured it. instead of listening, people prefer to write. the is a golden rule to get a message and that rule is based on the three Ls. look, listen and learn. if you miss any of the first two Ls, you will definitely miss out of the third. when you are writing, you dont look. it is for this same reason, i dont go to church with the bible. |
the greatest mistake the idoma nation has ever made in their life in my opinion is that; they did not join the igalas (their brother) for a separate state. well this is just my opinion. and i think they would have been better off |
na wa oooooo. All@of una fall ma hand die! Una for just allow the criminal boy run him mouth without ans him like i single handedly fraustrated the hell out of one somali who came here claiming somalians are better than us 'niggers' can you imagine! |
panafrican: OBJ is in the 10th percentile of high performing presidents,maybe less than that. He rather raise funds to start his ownwhat has his personal life got to do with his capacity to perform as president? Look at his records again and see that he is the best president africa has ever produced. No other leader matches his records. Just mention that leader and let us compare. No wonder he commands that much respect. |
just as obj is the best president africa has ever produced and yardua the most honest |
andrewza: Never said you did not run a local mission. And south africa has done a lot for peace keeping. In a number of regions. The main reason for the lake of local mission is the peace that existence in the area.what about angola that ended just in '02? For nigeria, i am not just talking about today. Am talking about five solid decades |
when the cold war ended, africa was been abandoned and liberia decended into a brutal war. Naija and our ecowas allies took the bold step to intervene militarily in liberia. We fought so hard side by side and today, one of the most politically unstable countries in africa is now stable and democracy is consolidated by the back to back elections held in our brother country liberia. By this single action at that point in time, nigeria and our ecowas brothers showed to the world that indeed 'africa has come of age'. I am not going to separate ecowas from nigeria becos our ecowas brothers are us and we are them. |
still you cannot compare SA's contribution to naija's when it comes to peace keeping. Nigeria has commanded and run peace keeping operations almost single handedly in ecowas before. We also single handedly brought back a legitimate govt into power is sao tome and principe. This the nigerian army did by force. You cant take our pedigree away! It is there for every one to see. |
@amosyoo7, i wonder why when it comes to condemning our country we are so so bias and do not think before we say whats not true (much respect). The chinese and indians. Dont they have more people than we do? Dont they have more infrastructure than we do? Isnt their place more business friendly than ours? Yet you see them scattered all over naija. That you go out does not mean your place is not ok. It simply mean you've got keen eyes to spot opportunities where the locals have not seen. @smooth whatever, the economy of the north (powered by mai shai, mai goro and mai ewure) is larger than the economy of ghana put together. |
[quote author=Sisi_Kill]Shouldn't they work on making Nigeria conducive for Businesses instead of taking Ghanaians to task for setting ground rules on how businesses are conducted in their own country? [/quote]by your assertion, nigeria is not conducive for business. But our informal sector is worth more than ghana's (so much respect to them) i think we malign our country so much that all these people who have not done close to a tenth of what we have done are beginig to look down on you |
ifihearam: If Nigeria is habitable for businesses with every good thing in place,what gives common Ghana the effrontery to tax us 300k$$ before starting up a business. The most annoying thing is that ghana only have steady power supply that's phuckin all. |
andrewza: Not being rude but witch UN missions (UN not AU or AU UN mix)the un mission in congo. we have comanded and coordinated a number of missions under the auspices of the UN, AU and ECOWAS. Read about nigeria's peace keeping effort since 1960 till date. Infact, we had already started helping africa even before our independence in 1960 |
andrewza: Not being rude but witch UN missions (UN not AU or AU UN mix)the un mission in congo we have comanded and coordinated a number of missions under the auspices of the UN, AU and ECOWAS. Read about nigeria's peace keeping effort since 1960 till date. Infact, we had already started helping africa even before our independence in 1960 |
ifihearam: If Nigeria is habitable for businesses with every good thing in place,what gives common Ghana the effrontery to tax us 300k$$ before starting up a business. The most annoying thing is that ghana only have steady power supply that's phuckin all.you are not been truthful. The reason nigerians are going to ghana isnt becos of power or infrastructure (becos we have them more). we provide power for ourselves and our infrastrutures are bigger and better (with so much respect to ghana). The reason we are going out is becos we need to explore more frontiers where there is no saturation. Do you know how saturated the informal sector is in naija? |
kikuyu1: I first want to clarify one or 2 things before replying:thats a lie! The naija army coordinated them selves anytime on peace keeping thats why they comand un forces. |
who is this moderator? Whats wrong with words like r.a.p.3, m@sturb@t3, p3dophil3? Are these words not formal? Dont we hear them been used on the bbc and other world media if they are that raw? And those nonsense replacements you put there do alter what exactly people want to pass across. Pls remove those words from your ban list |
@ smokie who told you SA does not discriminate against gays? We know what goes on in SA. The laws you have are just laws. We know that people r.a.p.3 lesbians with the hope of changing their (lesbians) s..ex..ual orientation and gay people are beaten up on the street. this is an awful truth we have not recorded in naija. SA is even more homophobic than naija as far as the 'awful truth' is concerned |


