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agabaI23:
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https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-435436.64.html#msg8388832

go check this

ifyalways:
^Lele Ikomi.

On On On!

ifyalways:
Ikomi sef,gini gbasara gi na okwu umu nwanyi abuo eeekwa?Ima ihe gara na etiti ha abuo?Look and wepu anya,let Ohsisi na onye o bu ha abuo settleua onwe ya n'uzo o bula di ha nma,ka ha akporo gi aha?
Dika Pres-elect siri kwam b4,e jighi ihe a gutara na forum eme pillow.
btw,kedu maka Felimbobo?

ifyalways:
Ikomus . . . .The only boy ji isi para full Oba ji.
Efe enyeghi nke oge ji adi . . .buru bia.

ifyalways:
Hopefully,I gaghi eji ego Ghadafi gba I-che-na-mmadu-wu-goat na Tripoli

pres-elect:
Ikomi alaala onitsha. Ndi lekwe ntu kpo ya gaa court for regular non payment of frequent services. Court si ikomi kwuo ha £200,000 for damages. Ikomi ereela ihe Nile o nwere na London. Gaa naijiria ga rekwaa ala nna ya, gwa ha na oji ego ya eme investment. Still ego ya ezubeghi, ya mere nwannaaa jiri ga soto ndi na ebu ji na onitcha bridge. Iji meetia up. Nwoke na ife.
Ije uwa.

JeSoul:
^lol. Ayatollah Ikomi, you have conneckshions now you can simply wave your right hand and that car will be in my driveway before you can say ahmadinejad.

Okay, if you no wan do it for me, do it for our brother TayoD

There’s only a handful of countries known for building cars. Most of them are in Europe or the Far East. Colonel Muammar Gaddafi wants to add Libya to that list, and this is what he’s cooked up to do it. Called the Libyan Rocket, the car was designed to solve the problem of high instance of road deaths in the north African country. Gaddafi’s people say it’s the safest car ever made, but don’t go into any details to back up the claim. Still, the Colonel’s revolutionary government is building a plant in Tripoli to put it together.

Gaddafi’s car seats five, has a 230-hp V6 and the nose and tail of a rocket. The Libyan Rocket does come with airbags, an electronic defense system and collapsible bumpers that supposedly help out in a crash. So what is the “electronic defense system”? Apparently, nobody knows what it is or how it works. So even the secret is safe with this car!

Are you crazy. Legalizing hemp just to save the world. How dare. Just think about all the pharmaceutical companies profits dropping when everyone starts using the ultimate pain killer. Hemp. All the money the government would loose from the backhanders. Sad to say corrupt governments will never allow the hemp even though it would allow the world to benefit greatly

Ibime:
Ikomi which ones you dey promote Hemp the magic plant.

Are you Puff the magic dragon

kedukc:
Hi, this is my chat/email ID: kedukc@yahoo.com
I believe we can develop this idea further, thanks.

Breaking News

Visa's corporate website appears to be intermittently offline after receiving cyberattack threat from purported Wikileaks backer. $$

presido1:
This has turned to cyber warfare. It seems millitary and its gadgets will soon become something of the past. Its getting interesting.
As at press time Mastercard can't process. Whoz next?.

[size=14pt]Hackers Defend WikiLeaks by Attacking PayPal and PostFinance [UPDATE: Mastercard, Too][/size]

A group of hackers connected to the online imageboard 4chan, often referred to as Anonymous, have retaliated against several sites that denied service to WikiLeaks shortly after the site started releasing secret embassy cables.

The site of Swiss bank PostFinance, which has closed the account of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, has been taken down and is still unavailable at the time of this writing. Hackers have also attacked PayPal but have only managed to take down the site’s blog, while the service remained operational.

A spokesman for the group behind the attacks on PayPal and PostFinance said they will target any website that’s “bowing down to government pressure.” The same group is allegedly behind the series of attacks collectively called “Operation: Payback,” which targeted anti-piracy organizations such as RIAA and MPAA.

Among other companies that have denied service to WikiLeaks are DNS service provider EveryDNS.net and Amazon. Most of these sites claim they haven’t shut down WikiLeaks’ account due to political pressure, instead naming technical or procedural reasons for denying the service to the WikiLeaks.

Update: Mastercard, which has also denied service to WikiLeaks, has had its site taken down by hackers, too.

frosbel:
He is guilty, how can you threaten the stability and national security of countries worldwide.

If you look at him carefully, he appears a little freakish !

slap1:
Are they pursuing justice or[b] they're just after their pound of flesh[/b]?

ElRazur:
Oh dear Ogun laka aye,

ElRazur:
AllahuAkbar. Now, let go bomb the Jew-state and push them into the sea. We all know it is the right thing to do.

In more important news, I now use made-in-Swiss toilet paper to wipe my yansh. Very comfy and soft I tell you.

koastar:
Before the raid, an ultimatum was given to the civilians living in the creeks to leave. It was after that the raid started.

SegzyJoe:
@post

Until Nigerians decides to resist evil under whatever name it is being called whether militancy or armed robber, the people that harbours such criminal elements in their community will continue to suffer collateral damage in the hands of law enforcement agents and the armed forces. If you know a militant hide-out or camps where evil is being perpetrated and the entire community dey sidon look as if nothing happened, then it is to their peril. There is no government that will open its eyes and allowed criminal elements to wrestle power away from the state. It is the responsibility of every community to ensure that they are not at cross purposes with government efforts at stamping out militancy and criminal activities of a few idiots.

sochan:
@Ikomi,
we are in the same track. But my point is, what whoever auhtorised this operation expecting a different outcome with the track record of the Army?

And also i do not accept that the millitary approach was the best option.

sochan:
@Ikomi,

The ND people are my people, my point being that were we to expect anything different from the Army? they have done this in the past have you forgotten? My blame here would lie on him who authorised this operation knowing fully well what the likely consequences would be. The armies record on this sort of operation has never been good.

sochan:
@Ikomi,

But this isnt new. innocent lives are lost everyday in the hands of police arent they? It is just another visual representation of the true state of our country. shame but true

Were innocent lives not lost in Jos with the army meant to be watching things? i wonder why anyone would be under the illusion that the army would be any different from the police or the NASS members, or the criminals or vern the politicians.

Beaf:
but that does not mean that innocent lives be wasted in his pursuit.

Nigerian military attack in oil-rich delta kills as many as 150 people, human rights activist says

agabaI23:
Akuko ifo.

ifyalways:
@Ikomi,find your levels,Oga m alotago .