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Women and SHAKARA!

Growing up as a child, I had two differrent experinces
   ----------- at home, my mom usually woke me up by shouting my name, sometimes it goes with pouring cold water.
---------------At age 10, I was sent to a boarding primary school_{,(owned by fmr naija VP, Ekwueme}),. Over there, they woke up LATE sleepers with KOBOKO. Mehhn, d skool hardened me, lol.

It is a clear bleach of protocol. Why should he bow for the Saudi King. Is he God!

In all situation, give thanks to the almighty.

NO ! Its a complete murder of the unborn.[i][/i]

lord jonie:
gurls, u shd even b happy dat u av a shy guy coz he wnt av anoda gurlie apart 4rm u,

@ lordjonie
My man u don talk am finish.
poster shld even be happy that she has a shy guy.

what if the d man is pretty damn sure that the wife doesnt know how to cook.
I think a man hav to tease his wife if she doesnt know how to cook.

Its a pity that most of nairalanders are here lobbying for the reckless bitch [ ibinabo] without even considering what the family of the deceased is going 2tru.

Infact , she deserves a life sentence.

MR PASCAL DOZIE!

wetin dey 4 london.
Yankee all d way jare!.

This is highly immoral and the national assembly shld go ahead and ban d bull shit.

               _{but more gays with zero lesbians na advantage 4 straight guys oooooo!}

Here is Seattle, the home of microsoft. Has one of the best weather in the US.

Sagamite:
There are three possibilities here (1) You know too many University of Bedfordshire (Luton), Thames Valley University and University of East London postgraduate students or (2) Someone has been telling you some serious fabus (fibs) or (3) You are disillusional .

Set Records ko, Set Albums ni.

These are some of your moronic posts and contributions I am talking about that seem to have slipped your mind.

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-225987.0.html
https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-211751.0.html
https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-211558.0.html

Surely, you did not develop your thinking much at whichever university you attended.

@Sagamite
I still stand with all those posts. You better go back to school and learn the essence of free speech. Who are you to discredit individuals opinion?
BLOODY slowpoke!

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[/quote][quote author=Sagamite link=topic=160661.msg3520467#msg3520467 date=1235684529]If you are praising it because you are an alumni, from your tribalistic mentality I will recommend they close down the University tomorrow.

Who is this Nincompoop. How did my post raise the issue of tribalism.
                                        U better get a life Hommie

ow11:
Since I don't, you can continue to root for a charlatan while others like me who have morals and human dignity would continue to condemn malpractices and people who show flagrant disregard for evidences alluding to that fact.

what have u done for ur community to show this moral OR do u think that ur flippant ranting on NL alludes to the moral and dignity u claim to have.
Bloody COWARd!

ow11:
So is the position of INEC chairman boolean? If I don't replace him, then He should stay OR if I don't like the job he is doing and can't do it, I should not complain?

If you are one of those tribal proponents who see nothing wrong with certain individuals from their tribe when same are rampaging bandits OR you are personally benefiting from his continued stranglehold on a position he has time and again shown to have failed at, then DO NOT RESPOND TO MY POSTS!

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Stop ranting and SHUT UP!

ow11:
He is a shameless Arrow whose major goal is to continue to help to impoverish Nigerians. What do we expect from a greedy and desperate hillbilly??

Will u replace him!

University of Washington, Seattle na d BOMB!

Na im be say 4fters like me no go marry, lol

And my dream girl supose be above 6ft

Idi Amin , Mobutu sese seko & Sani Abacha.

Her face no even look like pesin wey dey see money. Any way no bi her fault say her papa na criminal.

Ok. I was thinking, what would happen if all nigerians started thinking as Nigeria as being their own personal country, not the nonsense about having your own tribe, your own village etc. For example, in the United States before it became a perfect union, people thought of themselves of being citizens of their respective states not as being citizens of the USA. It was till the constitution was passed that people finally identified with the country as being theirs and theirs alone. What would happen if an Igbo man instead of building a hospital in his own village/state/tribe went to Gombe/Hausaland and built a hospital/school/laid pipe bourne water. It doesn't even have to be an Igbo man, it could be a yoruba man/Hausa man doing the same thing in different parts of the country,
@ poster
                  guud idea but i no work. Igbo men have been building infrastructures in all parts of naija like no mans business, yet some group of idiots are only good in  burning and destroying them.

bindex:
What is happening?

@bindex
Noting is happening. Just the norm.

I even heard that the Iraqis had launched a Professional Shoe Hurling Game.

Protester throws shoe at Chinese PM in Britai

by Robin Millard Robin Millard – 18 mins ago
Protester throws shoe at Chinese PM in Britain AFP/POOL – Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao gives a speech at Cambridge University in Cambridge at the end of Wen's …

CAMBRIDGE, England (AFP) – A young protester hurled a shoe at Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao as he gave a speech at Britain's Cambridge University on Monday, in a dramatic end to a five-nation tour of Europe.

In a clear echo of the Iraqi journalist who threw his footwear at then US president George W. Bush in Baghdad in December, the Western-looking man shouted "This is a scandal" as he interrupted Wen from the back of the auditorium.

"This dictator here, how can you listen to the lies he's telling? You are not challenging him," he said before blowing a whistle and hurling the sports trainer at Wen, who had been discussing China's role in the globalised world.

The shoe landed about a yard from the Chinese premier, who glanced sharply to one side to watch it hit the stage, but did not appear frightened. A security man moved across and kicked the shoe off the stage.

As the protester was bundled out, he shouted to audience members: "Stand up and protest," to which some of the spectators -- most of whom appeared to be Chinese students -- retorted: "Shame on you, shame on you."

After the interruption, Wen reproached the demonstrator.

"This despicable behaviour cannot stand in the way of friendship between China and the UK," he said, receiving a round of applause from the audience.

The incident -- following the protest by Iraqi journalist Muntazer al-Zaidi, who gained global fame by throwing his footwear at Bush on December 14 -- came after Wen gave a largely anodyne speech in Cambridge, southeastern England.

Security had been tight for entry to the concert hall where the speech took place in front of about 500 people. Outside some 200 demonstrators, apparently mostly pro-Chinese, were kept at bay in two pens on the pavement.

Before the event began supporters waved red Chinese flags, while some banged drums and there was a colourful paper dragon -- although one banner from a protester said: "Remember Tiananmen."

Earlier in the day Wen had held talks with British Prime Minister Gordon Brown in London where he promised to join urgent and coordinated action to avert a global economic disaster.

Wen's first trip to Britain since 2006 marks the end of a high-profile visit to Europe that has taken him to Germany, Spain, the EU headquarters in Brussels and the World Economic Forum at Davos, Switzerland.

But the European tour has been clouded by pro-Tibetan protests which regularly target trips by Chinese leaders.

China is particularly sensitive about Tibet questions ahead of the 50th anniversary of the March 1959 uprising that led to the escape of Tibet's spiritual leader the Dalai Lama into exile.

In London, some 50 pro-Tibetan and 100 pro-Chinese demonstrators gathered outside Brown's Downing Street office for rival protests to coincide with Wen's talks with the prime minister. Five pro-Tibetan protesters were arrested Sunday.

In Cambridge, police said the man -- who appeared to have a non-English, European accent -- had surrendered peacefully after the protest.

"He didn't resist at all. We ushered him out and he went peacefully," said one of the constables, or university police, who escorted the young man out of the hall.

A proctor -- an official responsible for university discipline -- added: "When he stood up and started making his protest, the proctors asked him to stop shouting and sit down.

"He continued, took off a shoe and then threw it towards the stage. The constables got to him and took him out. The shouting was legitimate protest but throwing a shoe is something different," the proctor told AFP.

A spokesman for Cambridgeshire Police said the man was arrested on suspicion of committing a public order offence, but gave no further details.

A University of Cambridge spokesman said: "The incident was extremely regrettable, but didn't spoil the event. Our university is a place for debate, discussion.



                    Can Nlanders do the same to Yara Dua !

Safe tower project: Borishade, Fani Kayode, others to refund N5.4bn
From AMOS DUNIA, Abuja
Monday, February 02, 2009
Chief Femi Fani-Kayode
Photo: Sun News Publishing

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Two former Ministers of Aviation, Professor Babalola Borishade and Chief Femi Fani-Kayode in the administration of former President Olusegun Obasanjo who are presently facing trial over allegation of fraud and abuse of office brought against them by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) are to refund a whopping N5.4 billion of the N19.5 billion of Federal Government Intervention Fund to the aviation sector.

The two former Ministers are to be joined by the former Managing Director of Nigeria Airspace Management Agency (NAMA), Mr Roland Iyayi and the Managing Director of Avsatel Company Limited, Mr George Elder in refunding the colossal amount meant for the upgrading of aviation facilities but which were alleged to have been cornered into personal pockets.

The N5.4 billion recommended to be refunded by the two former Ministers, Managing Director of Avsatel and former boss of NAMA is part of the N6.5 billion that was alleged to have been sourced from Zenith Bank without the approval of the Federal Executive Council.
This was part of the recommendations of the Senate Committee on Aviation chaired by Senator Anyim Udeh that investigated the N19.5 billion of Federal Government Intervention Fund to the Aviation sector which is awaiting deliberation and possible approval of the Senate.

Similarly, owing to the conflicting figures the Committee was given by the various stakeholders concerned, the Senator Udeh-led Committee also recommended that the Federal Government should, as a matter of necessity, set up a powerful panel of enquiry into the N2 billion meant for the payment of severance allowances for retirees in the Aviation sector.

The Committee’s investigation showed that of the over 400 workers that were said to have benefitted from the N2 billion, ghost workers were believed to have benefitted from the amount by carting away over N780 million.

The report of the Senate Aviation Committee which is expected to be debated on Tuesday, equally urged the Federal Government to probe as well as review the award of all contracts that covered the N19.5 billion.

In the same vein, the Committee further recommended that the EFCC should be encouraged to continue with the prosecution of the arrested persons in connection with the N19.5 billion intervention fund in the Aviation sector.

According to findings of the Committee, discoveries of actual amount spent on the Safe Tower Project was N1.1billion and not N6.5 billion claimed by the former Ministers and their collaborators, adding that the Federal Executive Council had directed that the monies for the Safe Tower System be sourced from the three percent natural resources development fund and not from any bank.
While the Senate probe was going on, the two former Ministers were picked up by the operatives of the EFCC and subsequently charged to court in Abuja.

While testifying before the Senate Committee, Chief Fani-Kayode had said that sourcing the loan from Zenith Bank with high interest rate brought a huge financial burden on FAAN and NAMA, which threatened to cripple the agencies.

According to Fani-Kayode then: “I have a copy of FEC approval here, the contract was supposed to be funded from the Natural Resources Development Fund and to be paid back in five years.”
However, Professor Borishade had denied before the Senate Panel of making any withdrawal from the intervention fund during his time as Minister of Aviation, saying, “When I left in November 2006, the contracts had been awarded but no withdrawals were made.”


                         Fellow Nlanders, is Naija not a money making machine.

eeeeehe! It has reached the time when naija ppl are no longer asking "why is it that my country has never moved forward". we are now concerned with SA.

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