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kpolli, i love your beer palour but i believe you need to step up the game of this place by getting us a 45 plasma or LCD so that we call also watch live matches and so on. Pls see what this girl wore to a party and expected not to get noticed. Please can you allow ur wife or GF do this to you by displaying the assets you find most attractive to the public for free ![]()
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Dora Dora Dora, How many times did i call you. You better pull your ears and listen well. It is high time you resign from this present day govt. If you have the guts,resign now and i bet you The message your resignation will pass across will create and ignite the silent revolution we desperately\ need. |
Does anyone want to place a BET that the "Saudi Patient" won't make it to 6 months ![]() |
[quote author=aloy-emeka link=topic=390774.msg5428068#msg5428068 date=1265048181]I don't believe Fashola stole trillions. Here's my stand on fashola: 1. Is he performing as a governor: Yes 2. Is he corrupt: I don't know but the hand of Tinubu in his election is enough to make me worry because a snake cannot give birth to a dove. 3. Should we overlook his flaws because he performs: No 4. Is his rift with Tinubu a ploy by the latter to destabilize his government because he is not making his millions again: Yes 5. What is Fashola's greatest mistake: To accept help from the devil. You cannot serve two masters at a time. 6. Is Fashola the best governor in Nigeria: May be or may be not because other governors are doing things in their own capacity. Lagos state has more internal revenue than every other state in Nigeria besides, Fashola is yet to embark on a capital intensive project apart from road repairs which other governors do in their respective state. 7. Why the Hype about Fashola: The Media and other Nigerians who dwell in mediocrity and are appalled by his performance. I will not blame them because the haven't seen a thing like this in a long time. Nevertheless, there is nothing he is doing differently than his Taraba, Enugu and Rivers counterparts. 8. Did Fashola buy the media over: I don't think so. 9. Will I vote for him again: Yes 10. Will I be disappointed if he is found to be a crook: Not really.[/quote]Well said,it can't be better put. If BRF is not a saint as put,he is human and has certainly made an impact. violent:Let's leave these jobless faceless people who don't have evidence yet run their mouths like broken pit latrines. Yet they ask us to show projects carried out by BRF as if they are blind bats that go about the streets of lagos with their eyes inside their back pockets |
[size=28pt]First things First,Yenegoa becomes the federal capital of Nigeria [/size] |
Yar'adua may go down Nigeria's book of history as probably the worst leader we have heard so far. Contrary to Nigerians expectations when he proclaimed to be a leader that believed in the rule of Law and the Constitution. Certainly his selection and emergence as the Nigerian President has been anything to write home about and his rather slow and sluggish approach to issues when he was still in control shows that his nickname as "Baba Go-Slow" was an understatement. Definitely,his health records is rather a "No Go Area" Considering the fact that only one man can be plagued with kidney,heart,brain and skin issues speaks a lot. But his outright defiance of the constitution climaxes the fact that our dear Umaru will go down our history books as Nigeria's worst president. Abacha, Babangida and Obasanjo may be trailing miles behind but as it stands its only a matter of time before we know exactly which direction to go as luck and time seems to be running out for the Cabals puppet. It may be to early to judge if Yar'adua is the worst leader we've had but lets look at issues critically.What more evidence do you need to conclude that Yar'adua's the worst thing that ever happened to Nigeria. |
[size=18pt]An imminent break up! my foot [/size] |
[quote author=Wily+Wily link=topic=390628.msg5426689#msg5426689 date=1265036324]The only enemies i knew are the Corrupt Westerners and Dirty Stinking Hausa/Fulani Parasites. For Islam, Islam is the enemy of the World, the must be stopped by any means possible[/quote]Wily Wily,Your outright hatred for islam speaks volumes. Did you loose a loved one in an attempt to burn a mosque or painting a caricature of the holy prophet Which one is it ? You are quick to make references to islam as if the religion is responsible for the woes of the people of the ND.Wake and see the light ! ![]() |
Beaf:[size=28pt]Story Story !!! [/size]Next issue please , |
stiyke:Ok,you wish more Nigerians can have guts like MEND ! And lead a revolution or what ? You see it is people like you that give the JTF opportunity to level and bombard your villages. When people like you make loose canon statements that you and i know will only lead to more chaos for your peps. I bet that JTF will give you the fight that you are so much looking for. ![]() Lets see who will loose at the end of the day. Na your land dem go level not mine in the middle belt. |
There are a number of idiots on this thread and infact, of all them i personally think OvieE is the dumbest. OvieE:Its sad that with your so called level of exposure you cant tell when someone is being Sarcastic ![]() |
@Bluetooth Don't waste your time trying to have a discussion with these delusional Idi.ots called Southern Mend Apologists. When clowns like Wily Wily ,OvieE and Beaf will always bring tribalistic sentiments into any discussion will always blame it on the North or Islam. The sad truth is your people are the enemies of your self and its obvious that you are blinded with your so-called hatred to see beyond the current picture. Bloody Red Necks ![]() |
@ OP See as people just dey ignore this your thread ! They are practicalizing the saying that says :[size=18pt]SILENCE IS THE BEST ANSWER FOR A FO.OL [/size] |
[size=18pt]@ forpeace, ybab and co Don't you people ever get tired !? Fashola this, Fashola that . haba ! Jobless faceless people bringing the BRF smear campaign over to NL. Go get yourselves a life and try to solve your own problems, [/size] |
Hmm Oshiomhole giving some hard knocks to fellow governors here ! painful but true. Lets sit and watch wetin them go take fire back. ![]() |
[quote author=Sunny_bobo link=topic=390629.msg5423954#msg5423954 date=1264996998]Seventy days after his hurried departure from his palatial presidential villa on an apparent medical emergency to Saudi Arabia, President Umaru Musa Yar’Adua, is ‘embarrassed and tired’ of the political schism in the country occasioned by his inability to function effectively as president. Based on his delicate state of health, which has allegedly continued to nosedive, he wouldn’t have wasted another second throwing in the towel and returning to the country to be president of his ‘family and home.’ But it is the last thing the inner circle of hawks who have held him hostage since his presidency began would want to hear: he must be president till his last breath. A dependable source who is also closely linked to the president sensationally revealed to Daily Sun t[b]hat Yar’Adua is under no illusion that his presidency “has been severely damaged and may be as good as being over.” [/b]He explained that with the call by eminent Nigerians, including second republic president, Alhaji Shehu Shagari and his deputy, Vice-President Alex Ekwueme; notable figures like Gen. Yakubu Danjuma, Gen. Muhammadu Buhari, another former military head of state; Nobel laureate, Prof. Wole Soyinka, amongst a long list of others, for his temporary stepping aside for an acting president to take over the reins of power, the president has become more physically and psychologically drained. In his words: “The man is sick and tired of what has been going on. He doesn’t believe the presidency should be a matter of life and death. In his heart of hearts, he knows his presidency is over, that he can’t continue as president. But they won’t let him be. They won’t let him do what he truly wants to do.” http://www.sunnewsonline.com/webpages/news/national/2010/feb/01/national-01-02-2010-01.htm[/quote]Oga Umaru, don't mind them Jare. The Presidency is a do or die affair,after all OBJ himself confessed this back in 2007 during your campaign. ![]() |
At 58,the old man decided to run away to far away Saudi Arabia to play hide and seek with his nation Nigeria.
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pendelite:According to Malcom X words "By any means necessary" . |
conscience:Yea, good news is that he wants his old job back and has taken his case to the court. "WE HAVE NOT HEARD THE LAST OF THIS UNFOLDING DRAMA IN NIGERIA." True to your words it's five years down the line and indeed we have not heard the last of the drama unfolding in Nigeria. ![]() |
@ mrblack If Yar adua officially does us the favor of stepping aside for life,its a rather good start. don't you think so ? We indeed are blessed with corrupt leaders ,but we have to start from somewhere ![]() |
I think Yar adua will be doing over 180 Million Nigerians all over the world a life time favor by "dropping dead" for real So we can at least move on. ![]() |
Gov. Babatunde Fashola was said to have donated laptop computers to outstanding students in Unilag . Could this be true ? ![]()
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ochukoccna:Haba ! Did you have a personal grudge with Ogunlewe prior to this ![]() |
g1:@g1 It beats my imagination how some dumb people like davidylan reason and come to their conclusions about other religions such as Islam. |
real4life:@real4life Thank you for your wise attempt to restore sanity. The fact is that most of the babies on NL just love to easily start religous bashing and raising un necessary sentiments on threads. I simply tried to point out the fact that the clain by the original poster was totally false when he tried to raise the theory that the present absence of the president was OIC related. |
davidylan:@ davidylan Save us all the stories. I have saved myself some stress by highlighting some important points that will prove that you are one violent aggreaved individual.You sometimes take these things to personal and i am interested in seeing where it will lead you. As i have already stated i am not a muslim but live and work in Yemen. Which shows that atleast the level of tolerance there is enabling for me to reside and feel free. But i wonder what the world will be if it was packed with narrow minded people like you that believe that they should blame islam for all the troubles and shortcomings in their life. Your rage and anger towards Islam is pathetic but laughable. |
[quote author=Sunny_bobo link=topic=385352.msg5362143#msg5362143 date=1264097395]@ hatch, Can u please tell us what you are doing in Yemen? R u the girlfriend Umar Muttalab left behind in yemen I work in Sanaa |



Which one is it ? You are quick to make references to islam as if the religion is responsible for the woes of the people of the ND.
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