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Naija guys representing! |
Nigerian-born Umenyiora makes history with New York Giantshttp://odili.net/news/source/2008/feb/6/6.html |
Btw tart, it's HEIFER aka you. If there's one thing I hate, it's when local slores go around throwing american terms wrongly.Olodo! check your dictionary. Heifer is a female cow while[b] heffer[/b] is an urban language for women like you. Don't expose your ignorance here. |
@Hotfunmi thats true sha i didnt care much for Ghanian men until i saw that Ghanian player, Ogogho or whatever his name is.Thank you my sister. Naija men are envious of Ghanaian men because they are more masculine than them. See their broad well developed shoulders, oh lawd help me. May be if they lay off that apu and iyan, they can as well get there. |
By pancake. Just stay put in that amsterdam to ply your trade because a 10 year jail sentence awaits you in Nigeria if you come home with that gay ass of yours. Have you heard of HIV? |
Yea you better run. Hypocritical Harlot. Perhaps you can give us a rating on the "bedmactics" of all the men in the continent of Africa, wouldnt surprise me. keep preaching to the choir. Are you Ijebu? my last touch on this issue ![]() |
Isnt it funny that the same person whining about evil erections and prayers seems to know that Ghanians are supposedly good in bed, Ivorians too. Perhaps you can gist me about kenyans and Seneglese men as well or are we just making "baseless assumptions" again. In case you werent aware, you are seriously contradicting yourself right now.I think the sex famine in your life is the reason why the heat is so much on your pussy. You can call 1800fuckme or at least get the likes of 4Him or OYb on phone to help you out. So, after |
Once again, if you don't want fights with women, don't run your mouth at women. Expect there to be repercussionsNext please! I can see it's very difficult to discuss civilly with old broads. |
Some *person* can't just come from no where and make some nasty resmark about me and expect me to lay down. Too much Ghanian pounding is making her head swell.So it's the Ghanaian comment huh? ehen! Did i ask them to beat your |
@ funmi,Gaymen~on~rampage.com. Go and sniff the behinds you are used to. I never knew life can be so boring till you posted here. You areasking my age abi? why not first tell us whether you have reached menopause? foolish |
Who is looking to fight you? ori e daru. Who caused this? Me or You?I did not start it, you started by accusing me of hanging around or sleeping with low profile men when I only asked general questions. If I may ask you, how did you come into that conclusion just from the questions I asked? Does that mean that anybody that asks a question here is guilty of that? Please, I don't do chic fights. |
By ozimaTVI don't hate men please, it's only lesbos that hate men. I like my Naija men only that most of them like OYB and Pancake need a little polishing. 4Him is almost there just that he has some ego problems. |
why don't men have vaginasBecause they can't afford the monthly maintenance. |
Glad you had the common sense to not even reply. Point was to read, understand and move your ass on. Good Job.You really want this chic fight from me, don't you? Exhale please and feel good. I'd rather fight men. FYI: Cobwebs may not necessarily be cobwebs anyway. I apologise but don't throw stones if you live in a glass house. |
GBENGA OBASANJO INDICTED IN N24 BILLION FRAUD The report of an administrative panel of enquiry into the operations of Ajaokuta Steel Company(ASCL), National Iron Ore Mining Company (NIOMCO) and Delta Steel Company (DSC) has indicted Global Infrastructure Holdings Limited (GIHL), a company believed to be partly owned by Dr Olugbenga Obasanjo, the controversial son of former President Olusegun Obasanjo. GIHL was granted a concession to manage the three companies in August 2004 following the failure of SOLGAS, the first concessionaire, to meet the target in the agreement it signed with the Federal government in a privatisation programme supervised by Gbenga's father. The report of the five-man panel submitted to the steel minister, Chief Tunji Sarafa Ishola, said GIHL failed to deliver on the terms of the concession agreement, instead it used the companies to secure loans without corresponding investments. According to the committee, the N24 billion secured from Zenith, Ecobank, UBA, FBN, Oceanic, FCMB, Bank PHB and Sterling Bank went into private pockets. The report expantiates: "As at November 15, 2007, the aggregate borrowings from the Nigerian banks is a little over N24billion. These borrowings are allegedly secured with the assets of Delta Steel Company. BPE confirmed that there has been no board approvals for any of these borrowings and for the assets of DSC to be used as collateral for ASCL and NIOMCO. The figure (N24billion) supplied by the finance director of the GIHL could be more considering the interest of about 14% per annum. One is therefore forced to ask what happened to the funds borrowed." The report further found innumerable cases of diversion of value from the ASCL to either DSL or outrightly sold abroad for cash. The bottomline, the panel said, is that ASCL is gradually being crippled while GIHL's interest is being buoyed in Nigeria and overseas. "On the resumption of GIHL management at the ASCL and NIOMCO, processed iron ore stored at ASCL were carted away to Warri and sold to interested groups overseas." Sales of the said processed iron ore had continued for a while before the Monitoring Committee assessed what was left at a little over $2, 077, 545, 00. GIHL paid about $1, 000, 000 and just a week into the life of this panel the processed iron ore should not have been sold in the first place. It is a vital raw material for production at ASCL. "Mention has been made of the issue of Essential Premium Scraps needed by ASCL which Global carted away to DSC. These scraps are worth N203,371,260.27 at today's prices. This money is yet to be paid to FGN. The scrap should not have been sold because ultimately ASCL will need to import similar premium scraps at a higher price sooner or later." The panel chaired by Magaji Inuwa called for a review of the approval given to GIHL by the National Office for Technology Acquisition and Development (NOTAP). One of the ways the firm claims to have spent money on Ajaokuta is through technology transfer. GIHL has transferred US $17,356,896.02 using NOTAP approvals. In order to ensure that it does not part with a penny on the Ajaokuta deal, GIHL, in concert with its Nigerian sponsors, came up with a report that put the value of the Ajaokuta Steel Company at a paltry $300 million. The company also submitted a letter to BPE, another report that says it has spent the sum of $250 million on the Ajaokuta Steel Company since August 2004 when it took over the management of the Nigerian steel giant. With the $250 million expenditure it submitted and which it claims to have spent, GIHL maintained it had already spent far more than it was expected to pay for the 60 percent share of the company it is targeting in the privatisation deal. By its claim, GSHL would not only take Ajaokuta free of charge, it would also expect the government to make a refund of some millions of dollars to it, being the excess of what it claimed it had invested. But the report deflated this claim by the Indian firm, saying "We requested for evidence of this massive investment but GIHL could not substantiate this except for a list of spare parts and consumables bought and cleared by DSC." Another startling revelation of the panel is that since GIHL took over the running of Ajaokuta Steel Company, it has not paid the salaries of workers regularly. This has led to several industrial disputes between the management and workers of the establishment. GIHL owes both the Russian and Ukrainian experts working with them salary arrears for about a year. Industrial actions embarked upon by workers has resulted to the stoppage of rolling activities at the steel plant. Other members of the committee are Ibrahim Abba Gubio, Emma Nwadi Eke, Vincent Odafen and Kunle Bolujoko. |
Seriously, you are going to an arena you cannot last with me! Go and find out!You are a sorry excuse for a man and do not have anytime to waste on gay men like you. i know you love them fellow men shagging your behind every night. Who knows how deep the bore hole your fellow men are drilling behind you is now? All you have is a big mouth because am sure that even after 24 hrs of hot romancing, you can never be hard enough to enter the pearl gates because of your obsession with a fellow man's behinds. Get lost! ![]() FYI: i already have a life, you are the one that needs not only a new life but a job because you sound so unhappy and frustrated. Stop doing Gigolo in Amsterdam and get you a decent source of income that is devoid of prostituting your butt for gaymen. HomoPig!. |
who cares about Ghanaian men anyway . . . its not like we don't get ladies too. Most of them hotter than coldfunmi.I see frustration by denial going on here. Ivorien men takes the spot after Ghana. You Naija guys need to up your ante. |
another evidence of the black man's inability to run a country.You need to withdraw this statement before i descend on you. |
By deboskyI can see envy going on here. Ghananian men seems better in everything. They play better soccer, sample finer guys and not that bunch of old broads in your team, and are more respectful towards their women. lastly, their bed ergonomics is unbeatable in west africa. Go He-Ghana. |
@ Funmi,@pancake, You are the one that has serious mental and complex problems. Go get you some help and stop blabbing about Funmi because i got me a good man that knows his salt unlike you. I honestly do not know why some men gt so uncormfortable when you ask them questions pertaining to their personal flaws. sheesh, it's like I touched you greasy balls. |
By dereloaded,I do not have time for chic fight this morning. |
NO!Why? Are you not man enough to carry the weight for just 4+ months with the mood swings and hormonal changes? What happened to your machismo? |
By 4himLol, I said too quick because most Nigerian men are one minute riders unlike their Ghananian counterparts and according to you, most Naija men do not care whether their sex mate is satisfied or not as long as the one minute is over. |
Question To Nigerian men : Would you have prefered God to make pregnancy transferable so that husbands and wives can share the 9 months gestation period 50/50? |
Question: Why are most men so quick to get a woman pregnant but very scared to go into the labour room with her? Are they not man enough to face the consequences of their actions? |
Gender is not the defining issue or the problem with Nigerian politics; women are grossly under-represented no doubt, but correcting that alone will not solve our problems.Thats the truth but our men has failed grossly both at home and in the government. Something should be done quick to help them step aside so that women can do what they know how to do best, management, |
I am dying at 28 years and need Pastor Chris to come pray over me to help me become delivered and holy spirit filled before it is too late. I sold my piano and can pay for Chris to come to Rochester NY for a few hours to pray for me.It's a pity to hear about your situation but I assure you that pastor chris is not God the healer. I know how you feel right now but if you can look up in heaven and ask God with an impeccable faith to heal you, you shall be made whole. Mark my words today, Chris oyakhilome can fail you over and over again but Jesus Christ can never ever fail you. I'll also be praying for you. |
your last question is not entirely accurate: i'm sure you know about Patricia Etteh - former speaker of the House of Reps.Pat Etteh is a swine and I don't think it's right to judge all Nigerian women from her actions just like we are not judging Nigerian men from Abacha. Why not talk of amazons like Dora Akunili or Ngosi iweala? |
by osisiLol, typical ibo style. |
Thank you debosky but it seems 90% of men suffer from that ADD disease. Question specifically to Nigerian men: Why do they get goose flesh whenever the idea of a woman becoming the president or at least a governor in that yeye country? Why are they fighting tooth and nail to prevent women from getting there? Do they have an idea of how Nigeria will turn to a paradise if left for a woman to rule for just 1 year? |
Question: Why can't most men watch TV without flipping the remote 20 times in 1 minute? |
by slyBoy, what in the world gave you this notion? women have the opportunity to cheat but rarely do because we understand and respect our partners besides, men have a tendency to commit murder when you cheat on them. |
keep preaching to the choir. Are you Ijebu? my last touch on this issue
What happened to your machismo?