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Area_boy: Something to laugh about indeed. Alhaji?? a chief in rivers state? Unlikely

y do i smell fish?

You don't have to smell fish.

nuts

gnchetts: Please house I need an advice for this.

I'll clock 29yrs old on Jan 4th and my Husband is only 2 months older than me.I didn't really bother about the age barrier because I was already deeply in love with him before I found out.

My problem now is that am being forced to call his younger ones Aunty's and brothers and greet them in the morning. This is really very difficult for me because I gave his immediate younger sister 3years and my husband is even supporting them that is their tradition in Okija,Anambra state but I've never had about such tradition in any part of Igbo land.

Please what do I do. Am really dumbfounded.I've not been talking to my husband for 3days now and am not ready to visit his family until u advise me on the right thing to do. Because am not ready to humiliate myself to that extend.

thanks

Amaka, so you HAVE to consult the whole world before you obey a simple tradition. Just get ready to pack YOUR items as soon as I come home because you are a disgrace to the family. No wife in the family has questioned this before. You are a virus and so must be formatted before you infect others. AMADI OHAEE. I will just place a call to our family house to take note. I am gonna make a hard copy of all this as evidence.You are very stupid.
LOL
But why will they force you and why will you wait to be forced. In the form of joke, like joke like joke, laka dis laka dat, you go do am and you no go even know when you do am. Its a trial period, listen to the voice of wisdom and you will win the devils battle. GOODLUCK!

gbanikiti: don't worry! I don't think UNIPORT students need any Committee.them don use their hand form their own committee! They have taken laws into their hands and that's how its supposed to be.

Never mind. Preparing for a mission to aluu. We must get there.

[b][/b]The senate passed a resolution asking the police and security agencies to fish out the perpetrators of the crime including the spectators captured in the video making the rounds and try them for murder.
And I say, fish out the perpetrators of the crime including the spectators captured in the video making the rounds and condemn them to death.

paparazy09: A====>w mates...let them feel the wrath of Norsemen. chikena!

Are they Norsemen?

walestrings: This case is serious oo. While I was serving in d east, I was robbed @ gun point by some guys. My corper friends and I summoned courage and pursued these guys seeing they were not even up to us in age. We outran them and caught them. It was when they started speaking ibo to the villagers that we knew our own lives were in danger. One of the guys holding a gun was about to cock d gun wen we overpowered him and seized the gun. Since then I don't have any sympathy for any one who robs and was caught.

What a folk tale! Lion heart.

olivertwist: In as much as we all regret the events that happened during the avoidable 1967 civil war, let's imagine for a second that reverse is the case during the civil war, in other words, the power to starve Nigerians lies in the hand of Biafrans. Would Ojukwu and his other Biafra warlords have been kind enough not to use starvation against Nigeria as a weapon of war? Would they have continued to feed their perceived enemy (Nigeria) to be strong so as to continue fighting Biafra and thereby prolonging the war?

I agree wth you totally. Whatever we beat at night is mosquito. What awo did was applying a war strategy to help his side win and it worked for him and could have benn applied by anyother side in the war. No regrets. But it should be accepted as truth anytime it is said which awo himself did accept. If he were to be on the side of Biafra, he will apply the same strategy if the opportunity calls. Sure, he didn't do that because the Igbos were involved. But I must be quick to add that this is pain and so not easy to forget.

When the going was good I mean so very good, she kept the stories of good times within her, she never granted any interview I mean never arranged any. Now that virus has infested the relationship, she is now shouting calling heaven and earth looking for anti virus. Its too late, The system can only be formatted and all documents will be lost. Even computer village cannot save you. Period!

ghettodreamz: What he's definitely saying is, two wrongs don't make a right, and killing more innocent souls won't avail much, it would only do more harms than good. You don't repay evil with evil, not in a situation like this when the real story behind those villagers actions is yet to be ascertained. Besides, police and other force/security agents should be allowed to do their work and make sure those who set the students ablaze were been brought to book not the other students taking law into their own hands..

My brother, you are correct in America, and so on. But in a country like Nigeria where the government does not live up to the peoples expectation, you are wrong. We have known the police and the other forces not to deliver and so waiting for them will amount to not doing anything. You will not be suprised if the police go to request money from those parents to support them in their investigation. Yes, I don't support violence, but I boldly say that anyone who kills should be made to die either by the law or anyone who is aggrieved. The only equivalent punishment to killing is killing. UNIPORT, your action is justified.

sexkillz: [color=#000030]Seems you are also in support of violence. Will beheading the elders bring the boys back? Smh. . .

Now what makes you different from the mob that killed the boys? Aren't you as guilty as they are? Let the law take its course. Taking law into your own hands never does anyone good. Or is one example not enough?

Revenge is a vicious cycle.
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Violence bigets violence.

redsun: Is the university still open?In a normal world the university should have been closed by now until the crimes are solved.That is not a university for rational learning,it is a citadel of savages.And that is a reflection of nigeria as a country.

Back in 1993 at the defunct Enugu State University of Science and Technology Abakaliki Campus now Ebonyi State University. The Igwe of Ezza land died and there was this practice of burying him with 16 human heads. The story of his death came as a rumour to the University Campus at about 5pm. By 5:30pm the Students Union buses alongside rented buses fitted with public addess systems and filled with students ran round the entire community warning them of the immediate consequences should any student die as a result of the Igwe's burial. This continued the next day and was taken very seriously. I can assure you that no student was killed. That is what I call a University Community. Although we later learnt that the late Igwe had earlier condemned the practice and said he should be burried the Christian way.
Next, if the UNIPORT students well known for their "ruggedity and doggedness" will remain adamant, then there is more to this issue that meet the eye.
I comment my reserve!

it is a pity i don't know like you. i will follow up to learn too.