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petrov 10: senator , how tins na...U lyk am o , u nor lyk am o , d idea of u marrying babies wont work .Yeye craddle robber

Boring!

Is OP Igbo?

Standing5: Mr. OP, Weak analysis.

What else would you expect from a supposed political analyst who doesn't know the difference between "fAction" and "fIction".
According to the OP, PDP has been "fictionalised"

What is CAN?
Another newly-registered political party??
If not, then they're also guilty of what they accused ACF of doing!!!

On the way to Makurdi, he died for me, he died for you, Moses died for us!
On the way to Makurdi he died for us, he died to set us free...
When I remember struggle, I remember Moses; when I remember Moses, I remember Makurdi; when I remember Makurdi, I remember September 1st; when I remember all these things, water run away my eyes oh; ah eh, ah eh, water run away me eye...
Continue to rest in peace, Comrade Moses Oisakede...

Eji ogbe! Eji ogbe!! Eji eji mo gbe mi o gbe kan!!!
Otura meji, awo ile alara...okanran won ni onile lo lare, ajoji o m'ese ile...
Ma f'ibi fo're, ma f'ire fo'bi, ma f'ololo fohun!
Ifa a gbe wa ooo...Ase waa!!!

[quote author=Itoroetti ]Why do u use english to write dis?why not use yoruba?
See them proposing what d can't allow for their children for other people's children.
None of their children is schooling in nigeria,yet they are proposing this for other people's children.
Why not equip ur schools with modern facilities and ensure students are properly taught what they are suppose to be taught?
How will the use of yoruba or any indigenous language helps this?
Wicked people[/quote]Pele Itoro, been behind the wheel from Lagos to Ogbomosho all day, hence my late response!
My earlier comment in English which you suggested I type in Yoruba is hereby reproduced below (I doubt if you're capable of reading a single word therein though!):
"O see se gan! Bawo ni o ro wipe awon omo ilu Jamani, Faranse, Esipanyo, Italo, Saina, Japanu, abbl se n ko isiro ni ile iwe won gbogbo?"

"Ati wipe ewo ni ti ede Geesi ninu isiro?"

Aromas: Lobatan.

I lie?

asha 80: ok...would like to see how they would use yoruba to teach mathmatics...it might be possible.

It's very possible! How d'you think the Germans, French, Spaniards, Italians, Chinese, Japanese, etc teach Mathematics in their respective schools?

BTW, what's English about Mathematics?

Good development if religiously pursued. English Language would only be one of the compulsory subjects, a la mathematics!

owolabifunke14: frowns

YES to your question from the other thread!

owolabifunke14: Women holds the power.just a portion of our body can send everyman on his kneels. Abeg ladies make some noise we too much

Daddy must be very proud of you!!!

Funke Owolabi and her dad must be so happy with this!

owolabifunke14: This man,I hope Magari and his fellow yes boy pal did not send you to kill me? Yes my dad is a member of labour party. The best political party in africa.

But you know the bolded is a LIE, don't you?
By the way, did your dad also teach you to lie??

You're wrong! The dream came true in Obama, no?

We'll discuss after you've learnt to type in lower case and not scream at us!!!

owolabifunke14: are u not d punk that called me a kid today when i said that Labour party will soon take over south west? Is happening now in ur life time. God bless labour party.

Was it your dad that also told you that?

owolabifunke14: Am I d only one who rate this picture quality low? They for show us their pije pije. Seeing is believing

Are you sure your dad will be happy with this comment?

Daddy's girl wants to see men's JT!

owolabifunke14: I said "might"/may" be appointed. Check the functions and meaning of might as used in my statement. Nawa 4 u. El-rufia was a yes boy I repeat El-rufia was a yes boy. Amino Magari was also a yes boy

Abbey2sam: What's BO?

Body Odour!

owolabifunke14: My Dad informed us right now that a professor of geography from Ondo state might be appointed to take over in the next couple of days. Let's watch as things unfolds.

This same dad of yours that told you "Masari was OBJ's Yes Man for over 3 years"?
We'll soon know if your dad tells the truth or lies!

@topic: it appears it's a season of firing; first it was the Minister for Youth Development, now NPC boss...

He think say the plane dey go AmeRIKa when he saw Arik...sharp guy!!!

Insightful!!!

I thought Andy's candidature was settled?

[quote author=mr.official][/quote]November 16 on my mind!

Popowaa: U wan suffocate abi?

Who be dis?
Are u qualified?

Today was the day when the two most famous Argentines in the world came head to head, united by their common passion for football.
Argentina and Barcelona ace, Lionel Messi, met with Pope Francis in the Vatican this morning at a papal audience conceded on the eve of tomorrrow night’s prestige friendly game between Italy and Argentina.
The match will be held in honour of Pope Francis, a well known football fan and supporter of the Argentine club, San Lorenzo.
Addressing the members of both the Italian and Argentine squads, the pope confessed he would be in difficulty tomorrow night, not knowing who to support, but he consoled himself with the thought that “at least it’s a friendly”.
The pope also reminded the famous footballers gathered in the Sala Clementina in the Vatican of their responsibilities, saying: “You, dear players, are very popular...not just on the field but also off the field. This is a social responsibility.
“When you are on the pitch, you represent beauty, team spirit and willingness...If these things are missing, then the game loses something even if your team wins.”
Francis added that even if football has become a “huge business”, it is important that it not lose its “sporting character”, its “amateur attitude”.
Only in this way can football avoid the problems of violence which occasionally afflict it and only in this way will the football stadium see the return of families.
As he often does, Pope Francis concluded his speech by calling on his visitors to pray for him, saying: “I call on the Good Lord to bless you and may the Virgin Mary look after you. And please, I ask you to pray for me so that I can play an honest and courageous game in the field where God has placed me...”
Speaking after the audience, Messi conceded that this had been a very special day for him, adding: “I did not speak to the pope myself, there were too many people, but this was a very special day...
“I think his message to us is that, in these days of crisis, we can give a good example by showing respect on the field. I hope that tomorrow night’s game proves to be a good one and that people enjoy it...”
Italian goalkeeper Gigi Buffon also called it a “very special day” for him and all the other players, adding: “It was a great honour, a matter of great pride for all of us. This was a very special day, one that we will remember for the rest of our lives...
“Pope Francis is a special person, someone who shakes us all up, who wants to translate pious intentions into concrete actions...He is someone who every three or four days sends out important messages to the entire world...”
Italian coach Cesare Prandelli said that it had been a huge honour and that he had been in the right place, with the right man on the right day.

Handsomeemmy: Of the world.

I see!

King of Jews!