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 Celebrities › Re: Former Big Brother Stars Barbz And Zainab Are Now A LESBIAN COUPLE (PICS) by Hardfact: 8:52am On Oct 31, 2012 |
daryoor: in the land of the hunch backs the person with the straight back is a monster, cant u guys just tolerate people with a different sexual orientation to yours.Dayoor, If you're having homo issues, you sure do need quality counselling & help. Homo contradicts nature. Better to say "In the world of straight backs, HUNCHBACK IS A MONSTER" or "In the land of hunchbacks, STRAIGHTBACK IS A KING". (Pm me if you need further help) 1 Like |
| Celebrities › Re: Former Big Brother Stars Barbz And Zainab Are Now A LESBIAN COUPLE (PICS) by Hardfact: 8:05am On Oct 31, 2012 |
One of the many great "dividends" of Big Brother Reality Show and fruits of modern "civilization" Congrats to the new "couple". |
| Webmasters › Re: What Do You Mostly Do Online? by Hardfact: 10:27pm On Oct 29, 2012 |
Mr. Globe:Fallacy of hasty generalisation! |
| Politics › Re: Lagos To Get Bicycles Lanes by Hardfact: 6:26pm On Oct 29, 2012 |
Just wondering the impact it'd have on Lagos traffic and ease of movement if fuel-efficient motorcycles are given separate lanes. Will it be safer riding a bicycle instead of bike on separate lanes  |
| Politics › Re: What Are You Doing To Improve Nigeria? by Hardfact: 3:34pm On Oct 29, 2012 |
Enlight, Educate . . .the ordinary citizen. Information disemination. Critiquing those who run the state to sit up and deliver. Get the people be informed so they take their destiny in their own hands and put an end to their sufferings . . . 3 Likes |
| Politics › Re: FERMA Targets Zero Potholes In December by Hardfact: 3:14pm On Oct 29, 2012*. Modified: 7:15pm On Oct 29, 2012 |
This's the kind of thing I would ordinarily expect Fashola and co to do on Lagos roads, in their "craze" for better transportation if they are really serious, pending (God knows) when they are prepared to do a complete overhaul, at least to cut down compulsory daily Lagos traffic jams!! By the way, Nig Federal agencies are notorious for not keeping their promises, hence the pessimism. Or may they've got some magic wand to perform miracles on Fed roads nationwide barely one month to december |
| Politics › Re: Why Does Everyone Make Such A Big Deal Of Igbos Migrating To Other Regions? by Hardfact: 10:38am On Oct 29, 2012 |
Hm! Just stumbled on another interesting thread and I'm loving it. Please let the discussion continue, the cursings, the hatings, accusations, counter-accusations . . . Afterall we are all " |
| Music/Radio › Re: Wande Coal - Angel In The World Freestyle!!! by Hardfact: 9:09am On Oct 29, 2012 |
thegoodjoehunt: Why will someone leak his pre recording sessions,and even be asking people to go download it? |
| Politics › Re: Suicide Bomber Arrested In Bauchi by Hardfact: 7:54pm On Oct 28, 2012 |
It's funny when people exchange abuses in the name of religion. But I think it's tolerable if that's where our religious intolerance ends, without any waste of any innocent lives. Another mystery is why the Islamic leaders, esp northern are not that actively, continually condeming and preaching against boko at least to save the image of image of Islam. 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: Suicide Bomber Arrested In Bauchi by Hardfact: 7:09pm On Oct 28, 2012 |
When we say Bokoharam is both Political and as well Not Unreligious we know what we mean cause the overwhelming evidence abound. Problem is why govt hasnt got the liver yet to crush the eminent leaders and sponsors who are sending the boko foot soldiers. Gov. Jang of Jos says it all when he complains that any boko boys caught are demanded for by "Abuja" and there ends it! Isnt it a mystery that no single bokoharam has been tried/convicted amid all these numerous incidences and catches? And now boko attack is becoming more synonymous with Sundays, churches, christian, etc? |
| Christianity Etc › Re: Gospel Singer Patty Obasi Dies Of Kidney Failure by Hardfact: 3:43am On Oct 28, 2012 |
Patty didnt die of kidney failure! Truth is poor Patty Obasi died of Charity Failure! You can imagine that with all his popularity neither the wealthy churches nor the govt (even of his own state) seemed have done anything to save him! I'm sure there's hardly any Sunday that some of his songs arent used in churches (esp Igbos). Now that he's dead all such hands will want to be on deck. 3 Likes |
| Christianity Etc › Re: Gospel Singer Patty Obasi Dies Of Kidney Failure by Hardfact: 2:43am On Oct 28, 2012 |
Poor Paty, veteran gospel musician, we'll miss all you. Too bad it went the usual way that such rare people with such uncommon impact on many lives die like a nobody. We love you! |
| Celebrities › Re: We Have No Hand In Our Mum’s Death – Psquare React To Accusations Of Sacrificing by Hardfact: 12:20pm On Oct 27, 2012 |
People must talk whether good or bad. Any such rumors without any iota of tangible supporting evidence is in itself an evidence of tangible bad belle of haters. The rumor mongers should feed us with proof . |
| Politics › Re: Taraba Gov Plane Crash: Thugs Storm Govt House, Sack Deputy Governor by Hardfact: 11:59am On Oct 27, 2012 |
Sure. That's how things are run in our naija. Reminds me of when baba, the "respectable" ex-president Obasanjo made history trying to oust former Anambra governor, Ngige by abduction. |
| Politics › Re: FG May Fly Governor Suntai Abroad For Treatment by Hardfact: 6:54am On Oct 27, 2012 |
Yeah! Why not? [b]"Important" political office holders can always fly abroad for sound medical attention - Yes, and as usual, the rest "unimportant" citizens can always fly to early grave for lack of sound medical attention! Excellent!! |
| Politics › Re: Governor Suntai, Other Passengers Survive Plane Crash by Hardfact: 8:05am On Oct 26, 2012 |
mind-boggler:May be, may be not. The woes the downtrodden are continually faced with in the Nigerian society are not doubt almost exclusively being engineered by the elites in power. [color=000099]May be such mishaps will get all thinking again as mere mortals which we truly are, our status not withstanding[/color] |
| Politics › Re: Governor Suntai, Other Passengers Survive Plane Crash by Hardfact: 8:03am On Oct 26, 2012 |
mind-boggler:May be, may be not. The woes the downtrodden are continually faced with in the Nigerian society are not doubt almost exclusively being engineered by the elites in power. [color=000099]May be such mishaps will get all thinking again as mere mortals which we truly are, our status not withstanding[/color] |
| Politics › Re: Breaking News: Taraba State Governor Die In Plane Crash by Hardfact: 9:52pm On Oct 25, 2012 |
Too bad! Sadly enough typical Nigerian masses hate to love their typical Nigerian "leaders" cause they feel they love to hate the masses. Time for all to feel as mere humans which we've always been! |
| Politics › Re: Okada Riders Damaged 42 Buses – LAGBUS, LAMATA by Hardfact: 9:58am On Oct 24, 2012 |
It's really baffling Fashola's Elitist Draconian govt technically outlawing okada on Lagos "roads". How many motorable roads are there in the first place? |
| Politics › Re: Okada Riders Damaged 42 Buses – LAGBUS, LAMATA by Hardfact: 9:26am On Oct 24, 2012 |
37 buses? Lies! |
| Politics › Re: I’ll Ever Be Grateful To Supporters Of One Nigeria – Gowon by Hardfact: 9:53pm On Oct 20, 2012 |
One Nigeria? In rhetorics and political speeches?? In real terms is there a "one Nigeria"? |
| Career › Re: Top 6 Careers For Quiet People by Hardfact: 9:27pm On Oct 20, 2012 |
Nice one! |
| Politics › Re: To The Nigerians Abroad: The Truth And Lies Of Lagos (my Assesment) by Hardfact: 11:03am On Oct 20, 2012 |
chucky234: besides my Lagos is in terrible state. You need to visit Mushin,Okomaiko,Ajangbadi,Orile,Festac town,Maza-maza,Amukoko,Ajegunle,Ketu,Ijora-badia,Aguda,Coker,Okota,Ejigbo,Ipaja where majority of Lagosians live to see the horrible state of roads and the living condition of the people in those areas.Chuks you must be in tune with the stark realities staring the people in the face in Lagos! In his first 4 years Gov Fash made palpable moves at people-oriented projects but this time its a different kettle of fish, more like "revenue-oriented projects". Forget the flowers you see around the highways. Forget the hype. The interiors give the real picture. Many projects seem abandoned. For eg I know of a major road somewhere in Orile, among many others which have been put in more sorry state in the name of being "under construction" since 2008. Taps dont run anymore, etc |
| Crime › Re: UNIPORT 4: Policeman Joined In The Beating by Hardfact: 9:05am On Oct 17, 2012 |
It'll be no surprise if the police went as far as joining in beating the now dead Uniport students. Nigerian police have always had a bad image which ironically they still seem to strive to maintain. Let the probe continue. |
| Politics › Lagos To Impound "Rickety" Vehicles by Hardfact(op): 8:13pm On Oct 16, 2012 |
The Lagos state Government Monday announced that it would henceforth impound rickety vehicles plying roads in thestate. Mr Gbolahan Toriola, State Chief Vehicle Inspection Officer, CVIO, made the disclosure in an interview. Toriola said non-road worthy vehicles in the metropolis would also be impounded. He explained that rickety and non-road worthy vehicles had caused most accidents in the state. “We are set to get these rickety vehicles off the roads to make our roads safe and to achieve the proposed plan of making Lagos Metropolis a megacity. “With the enforcement of the new traffic law in the state, motorists plying Lagos roads should obey traffic laws, make sure that their vehicles are road-worthy and they should also obtain the required valid documents,” Toriola said. He said that VIO had visitedLAGBUS and the Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) depots in the metropolis to prevent their rickety buses from operating. Both LAGBUS and BRT are franchised transport companies under the regulation of the Lagos State Metropolitan Area Transport Authority, LAMATA. “It is sad to see how poorlythese buses are being handled. We will never relent in making the LAGBUS and BRT buses road-worthy and worthy of emulation to other commercial buses in the state,” Toriola said. http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/10/lagos-to-impound-rickety-vehicles/ |
| Crime › Re: Names Of The Masterminds Of The Gruesome Murder Of ALUU4 by Hardfact: 4:16pm On Oct 16, 2012 |
Horus: [size=17pt]Police declares Coxson Lelebori Lucky wanted for Aluu killings[/size]Yeah Mr Horus & Co, nice one. The updates, keep them coming. Nowhere to leave crucial issues as this but the frontburner. . . .and them police had better done justice to the matter. . . |
| Politics › Re: Tension In Bakassi As Boundary Demarcation Begins by Hardfact: 9:05am On Oct 16, 2012 |
Tale of a people and their insensitive leaders. Today Bakassi are the victims of grossly insensitive government of Nigeria. Tomorow who knows who it will be ? |
| Career › Re: Pls Who Av An Idea Of ICAN Study Centres In Lagos by Hardfact: 12:00am On Oct 16, 2012 |
I'm aware several trainings/tutorials, ICAN inclusive are being held wknds, at Victory Group of Schools Complex, Olaniyan Close, off Abule-Onigbagbo bustop. Somewhere btw Maryland & Ikeja. |
| Romance › Re: Can You Tattoo Your Lover‘s Name On Your Body? by Hardfact: 10:31pm On Oct 15, 2012 |
Wrong Question! What makes you think everybody will delight in any tatoo in the first place? |
| Music/Radio › Re: VIDEO: Ruggedman – Because Of You Ft. 2face, M.I by Hardfact: 10:12pm On Oct 15, 2012 |
Thought its an old song by the trio? |
| Crime › Re: Police: Why We Couldn't Save The Aluu 4 by Hardfact: 8:07pm On Oct 15, 2012 |
For once, Nigeria Police Authorities should shut up, stop broadcasting lies about their men's endorsement of and involvement in the killing of the Aluu UNIPORT four. The evidence of Police involvement is so overwhelming that their weak official lies cannot believed!! 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: North Should Pull Out Of Nigeria Take Its Destiny Into Its Hands-alhaji Bello by Hardfact: 1:57pm On Oct 15, 2012 |
No big deal. The progress that has since been elusive in Nigeria in today's arrangement may possibly be found if the regions are given the autonomy they need. Whatever happens to the (in)divisibility of Nigeria should be a function of the people's wish. |
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