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nnenneigbo:
oh my bad monsh, ikomi a bu mumu, he knows exactly what he's doing nbelieve me

lol

romeo:
good bye all, hope to see ya all another day

Night good man.

I think we better start discussing Ynots travel home. lol

Ynot:
My point exactly

Whatever u say bro.                  

Ynot:
Ikomi, na wah for you oooo. Dis one wey you come dey agree with everything nnenne said. Don't tell us you don turn to woman wrapper.

Bro, watever u say am still ur bro. but my mouth is tied.        

Ugwumba wellcome.

Ynot:
ihe nke a guru ike.

hahahahahahahahahahahahahaahaha

monshege:
Ikomi na nnenne eme m unu baptism site na aha nke nna na nke okpara na nke mmuo nso. anyi agaghi eti unu ihe ebe o bu na anyi noticiri na i choro i take utari nke Ikomi, Ikomi yawa chowkwara i taki nke gi. o buru na ofu onye juru aju, anyi gara ima ihe anyi ga eme. okwu ekele onwe ya. ubochi nchi ka anyi chia na owere nchi
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romeo i na ha akwado maka travel gi ka o bu ndi asoromampi ka i na ele na oyoyo. kedu ndi na agba
Ynot lee ma i ga eso romeo ka i ga mara obodo gi

Good idea.

Otherwise okwu ga pu kpwa here. monshe wit all due respect.

Onye etila Nne ihen ooohhhh

nnenneigbo:
ikomi, i hope na i ga e withstandi koboko oooo. i will take and still won't talk

woooorrrrrrddddddd.        

nnenneigbo:
well o kwa o enyi unu. well i had to tell that part oooo. sorry ike

lol

monshege:
nnenne, i si na Ikomi didnt want gini
bia umunna m, was i the only one who heard this last comment or onwere onye ozo. kpoputa na Ikomi

                   

nnenneigbo:
there wont be bootleg or anyother leg or pirated dvds, it will come out and u will only have a day to queue up and buy, we'll tell u when its coming out ok

ikomi didn't even want us to come to this site again sef

Wooorrrddddddd.

nnenneigbo:
lol ikomi, not funny ar LL, what u're thinking ok

I aint thinking a thing. Just being careful.

romeo:
ikomi what do u have to say about those bills piling up?

Romero this night i must strongly watch my mouth, av been warned.

nnenneigbo:
at least he can pay his bills, my bills here is too much. ikomi did u hear that lol

Keeping up with bills is hard work

nnenneigbo:
yes i ask the same
na wa for what

Monshe my hands i tied.

romeo:
nawa ooooooooo

nnenneigbo:
if u want the full story, u must wait for the book or dvd, coming out soon, abi Ikomi? its an exclusive, so can't divuldge it right now

Good idea, should we give Monshe 2% discount on the price.

romeo:
ikomi i dey greet ooo

Thanks bros, Monshe how u living. Ynot truly u came in early. lol

nnenneigbo:
we'll tell u later not today ok? i know u'll understand

U all see my mouth is sealed.

nnenneigbo:
ikomi, why are u loling already

I love the turn out.

Igbo ndi oma unu no kwa ya eeeeeehhhhhhhhhh. lol

abohrandy:
i hear over ray power 100.5 that two people died at the police station; an officer and an inspector.
but i want to believe that jonthan is with yar'adua as he globe-trotes. and the di not say with what the house was blown up!!! that is what i wnt to know,

Nuclear Bomb. lol

The word cheap is relative, it depends on what standard ur comparing with. In life the main essnce of living is survival, if a girl needs 20 naira to get by in a week, and ur ready to part with it. Whatever u demand to hand her 20 bucks,  is left for her to accept or reject. And the kind of girl u meet depends on the kind u associate with. If you look very carefully there are some who would need nothing less than a Million naira to get by in a week, and there are level of men that could afford that. This happens all over the world its not a Nigerian phenominom. In china there is a saying "Men go bad when they are rich, but women need to go bad to be rich".

funloving:
From some comments on this issue I am reminded of a senior international officer ( I can't remember whether it was a US, EU or UN official) who claimed that was happening in Rewanda during the 1994 genocide was not yet genocide, and the Journalist asked something like "when is it genocide ? Is it when one person is killed or thousands are killed?"

I ask the same question here- when is it clear that there is a crisis of grave proportion starring us in the face in Nigeria ? Is it when the house of the VP elect is partially destroyed by militants or is it when it blown to pieces by the same militants?

It doesn't matter the gravity of the damage. What matters is the ability of the militants and what it could portend. One life lost in a police station attack is as important as a whole town wiped out. We are talking human lives here. Every life is important

Lets stop bickering about the language used by the BBC and face the issue. Ordinary militants are attacking the house of our VP to- be and destroying police stations. What can be done about it ? That is the issue, not whether they blew the window of the house or it was the door that was blown off.

The man who can shoot your leg can also shoot your head. You better address the issue quickly before he shoots you in the head instead of arguing whether you were shot with a .22mm bullet or a .35mm bullet. They can both kill.

What u dont really understand is that the language used could trigger a response that will be higher in magnitude than the action itself or its intent. Its a matter that concerns a lot of people so how it is reported matters. No one is saying that murder either by a sword or gun is not murder. But please let the relatives of the murdered know exactly how the victim died, so that when it comes to consolation or reconsiliation, our job would be easier.

And this same people that will not waste any time in pointing out our mistakes have not perfected there own elections even though its there own creation.

McKren:
Frankly I do have reservations about the BBC too, but those who say this info has been exagerated should do well to inform us properly on what happened otherwise I have no reason to take them any more seriously than the BBC.

The number of casualties does not determine whether a building was actually bombed or not, because it is possible to bomb a building with no one dieing especially if no one was in there at the time.

My catious nature of taking BBC news serious came with the last election. In their headlines there was nothing good about the last election its either 150 people have died and more coming or its is badly marred, but pick up your phone call realtives and friends in the areas mentioned by BBC and u hear a total different story, and if there was any riot at all, u would immediately be told by your own source it was'nt that bad. Elections in Africa would not be hinge free anywhere in the next 10 years. But saying any effort to move a step forward came to nothing at all is in no way acceptable from the BBC.

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Afam:
Blew up? With a bomb or what?

You and BBC should stop sensationalizing issues.

If a police station was blown up as they claimed I wonder why only one policeman died.

Sometimes I really wonder why these people are really out to distabilise that country. With their exagerated news. I really wonder why. 

Ynot:
He better not. Not with otimkpu nile anyi n'etiri ya kemgbe.

Av never dissapointed my kinsmen.