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Bros u be ajebuter jare,no baba dudu.no Mario on t thread and broom stick,no suwe,no mummy and daddy....common

She probably doesn't have clitoris that's why

My name is tobi in my mid 20's,I am a sales rep,would love to meet ladies that reside in lagos for sex 08070873580 call/text me so I can call/add you .Thanks in advance
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Spider girl season 1-infiniti

Billionaire Judge kwa,lol

Can someone pls tell me how ?I will be grateful

snailspeed:
No need to flog a dead horse. The Lagos-Calabar project was never in the budget in the first place. The budget copy is available all over. It was put up for download by the budget office on their site. Buhari is just looking for distractions for the mess he is in.

Publishing a picture online of the president going through a 1800 page document was enough to tell anyone this was all propaganda. The APC are not serious and not ready for governance. This is how 419 scam groups operate. They throw a lot of hot air and puff and huff aimlessly all day with zero substance. It is all so pathetic

Also, remember that the reason the budget was submitted to the NASS in the first place is so they can scrutinise it and remove or add whatever is necessary. You cannot now accuse them of actually doing their job. You cannot berate them for being efficient and competent! I can't believe how kindergarten Buhari and his team are. Such a shame!!!

how ignorant can we be in this country,how would the senate and HORS have a meeting with the minister of transportation over this same Lagos-Calabar rail when they know it wasn't there?Do you. Know N4billion was removed from the health sector and added to the CCT?So you are saying the NASS should remove what's good for them and bad for you and the Presidency should allow it?Even senator common sense know this is not common sense from the NASS it's just selfishness that is making them lie and here you are supporting what's wrong,i hail o

chiefobdk:
the hypocrisy of ogundamisi. why attacking south south and south East...'re u saying the track wouldn't 've passed through yoruba states.

you didn't see when he attacked remi tinubu?mchew

Someone should ask Mr common sense or tweet at him

Op why are you mis informing Nigeria? Who born the Maga was a response to which Kelly handsome song?i know kellyhandsome dissed mohits after the release of this song so how is it a diss song?abeg stop mis informing people

I am toba in my mid 20's,working class,i need older ladies that stay in Lagos to add me up on 83E,i am big down there too

Good Morning people,i was going through articles about how our Government is corrupt and how they don't really care about the country, then I asked myself if I was a saint self,did I ever cheat during exams?do I bribe my way through?do I like short cuts,am I not part of the corrupt system? The truth is we all are part of the problem one way or the other and my reasons are:
If you are a student and you are doing JAMB runz,you are part of the problem
If you are trader and you are selling goods and services that dollar doesn't affect like(tomatoes,pure water,pepper...etc)you are part of the problem
If you are a radio/tv presenter and you collect money before play a music video or song you are part of the problem
If you are religious leader and all you do is use tricks to mislead your followers you are part of the problem
If you go to the bank and try to beat a long que you are part of the problem
If you lie about your age just to get a job,you are part of the problem
If you.....add yours to the list

eph12:
As one that's not a fan of Nigerian music I can easily recognize or identify Donj's work or songs but if not you spelling out this Cabasa's work I for no know. Says a lot bro. If one needs to take pains to read out your work or point at people you've made or produced then something is wrong.

you are right bro,Donj understands the whole packaging aspect than cabasa but cabasa has done more compared to donjazzy in terms of producing,mentoring and giving back

I'm not good in writing stories so pardon my future blunders,being a naija music follower from the early 2000's I remember lord of ajasa,2phat under coded tunes rapping in yoruba when it was only foreign songs that the listeners wanted to hear and were still able to get people to listen to them,no be beans to do that kind thing,now away from my lil history to what teebilz said about donjazzy producing hits for 10 artiste back to back for over 10years,teebilz had a point but was too quick to judge maybe because his wife is signed to donjazzy's label that's why he wants to hype him not remembering that cabasa hasn't only made hits for over 15 artiste he has also nurtured producers and artistes  who are doing well in the industry till date.                                 Artistes like reminisce,olamide,seriki off course 9ice, producers like pheelz,spells,cheepho,bbanks I can't even remember their names all came from the coded tunes umbrella,these producers have even made hits for major artiste in Nigeria,spells has done stuffs for 2face,sound sultan,burna boy,banky w,dammy kranne,wizkid even tiwa savage,but donjazzy's boys are still trying to make hits for their own artiste self(the in house producers altims&babyfresh) although he did well with mohits even if some of the songs were done by DR frabz and accredited to Donj‎,my point is Cabasa's works and proteges   are still very relevant than Donjazzy's infact donj is a learner to ID cabasa it is only packaging and because cabasa retired that he couldn't go more than he did.songs that cabasa produced and were major hits ‎lord of ajasa's-otiya,9ice-gongo aso,banky w-capable,durella,faze,2shotz...and so on.Cabasa is a legend weather we like it or not

Sall:
Even when the truth is steering at your gave you still support this guy . You are some thing else @first to comment.

some people are pathetic

247notire:
You will agree with me that so much has been said and written in recent times concerning President Muhammadu Buhari’s attitude to Ndigbo that further commentary on it may seem like beating a dead horse. On this occasion, I tend to differ; essentially because it is in presenting the precarious situation of Ndigbo in Nigeria especially under this administration before the court of public opinion (both domestic and international) that the truth can be deciphered. This truth is both historical and empirical.

In the African narrative tradition, the bridging of time and space is a common reality essentially because individuals and groups of people tend to retrieve salient facts from their historical past in other to know where they are coming from; where they are and where they are most likely going to be in future.

For instance, among the Akan tribe of Ghana, the proverb of “sankofa”,(in Igbo: “cheta nyaa” or remember yesterday) harps on the importance of getting from the past the wisdom and guidance therein that may have been forgotten and which is needed to navigate the present and plan for the future. Cheta nyaa is a clarion call to remember the lessons of yesterday; to rediscover the Igbo spirit of patriotism; to reawaken the pure, sublime, noble and stoic spirit of our forbears in order to restore and make whole again that which have been severed and fragmented.

Thus, when the Igbo want to speak to a person, especially a stiff-necked person, the discussion is usually encoded in proverbs. For Ndigbo, proverbs are a form of folklore, which are often used during the exchange of formal and informal conversations, story-telling or stating a point of emphasis. The concise structure and the poetic quality of the Igbo proverbs make it a popular and appealing form of oral literature. Thus, Chinua Achebe’s assertion that in Igbo conversations, ‘proverbs are the palm oil with which words are eaten’ becomes trite. In Igbo cosmology, the profundity and intensity of Cheta nyaa transcends time and space. In situating our position in Nigeria, Ndigbo are guided by this philosophy.

It is for this reason that I have chosen to speak to you in proverbs. As our people say, to whom a proverb is spoken to and explained, the dowry paid on his /her mother head amount to a waste. A stubborn fowl always end up in the old woman’s soup pot, goes a popular Igbo proverb. That President Muhammadu Buhari has deep-seated disdain for Ndigbo is not in doubt the kind of hubris that birthed anti-Semitism against the Jews. But history is emphatic on the fact that such ingrained hatred for a group of people almost always comes with huge costs and consequences.

There is gainsaying the fact that Ndigbo have borne the brunt of the Nigerian tragedy for no other reason than they tend to survive where others have failed. This tendency by Ndigbo to weather the odds and make a success of a seemingly impossible situation has excited the jealousy and hatred of less endowed groups in Nigeria. For nearly half a century,the core part of northern Nigeria have not hidden their intense hatred of Ndigbo and, on the slightest excuse; have physically demonstrated their intention to wipe out the Igbo race. It is a historical fact that even under the colonial rule, several outbreaks of violence occurred in the north with Ndigbo as marked target of destruction. The intentional massacre of Ndigbo in Jos in 1945 is a case in point; and what is even more curious is that the colonial authorities at that time never instituted an inquiry into the gruesome massacre of the Igbo’s.

This orgy of massacre of Ndigbo was played out again in 1953 in Kano. Given the intensity of this renewed wave of wanton destruction of the lives and property of Ndigbo in Kano at that time, the British colonial government ordered an inquiry. The report of that inquiry produced incontestable evidence of intention, deliberation and organization on the part of the authorities of northern Nigeria to exterminate the Igbo.

Given the intense hatred against Ndigbo in the north and the consequent externalization of this hatred by the northern establishment, the Atrocities Tribunal was set up to identify the course of this hatred and document the atrocity against Ndigbo in the north. On page 133-135 of the tribunal’s report, it was stated that the northern Nigerian authorities along with their collaborators have devised a seven point agenda aimed at wiping out Ndigbo living in the northern region and other part of the country.

In March 1964, during debate in the Northern Regional House of Assembly, the prevailing bitterness of the North against Ndigbo was publicly proclaimed and their physical elimination was officially announced. Contribution from members such as Mallam Bashari Umaru,Megida Lawan, Alhaji Yusuf Bayero, Alhaji Usman Liman (Sarkin Musawa) Alhaji Mustafa Ismaila Zanna Dujuna (then federal minister of establishment and training) and Alhaji Ibrahim musa Gashash (then minister of land and survey) confirmed a deep seated bitterness and hatred against Ndigbo and hinted on their physical elimination. So the military coup of 1966 and its interpretation as an Igbo coup merely provided the widow for the implementation of the northern agenda for the decimation of Ndigbo in Nigeria.

In the early days of Nigerian civil war, radio broadcast from Kaduna confirmed the foregoing programme. To the glory of God, our people bravely resisted the genocidal pogrom orchestrated by the Nigerian establishment and today we are still in the mortal battle to save our skins from death.

I recall that during the war, Radio Nigeria based in Lagos would always broadcast a war song in Hausa (before and after news broadcast), which translate thus: “let us go and crush them! We will pillage there property; ravish their womenfolk, murder their men folk and complete what we started in 1966”. This was the philosophy with which Nigeria prosecuted the war against Ndigbo. For instance, Ganiyu Sodeinde was of the Nigerian army attached to the Nigerian army weapon training depot. His service number is NA/38611. In one of his entries in his war diary, he told his men that it may be difficult to subjugate Ndigbo in the war but even if such prospect was feasible in the war, his fear was that another generation of Ndigbo would wake up one day and pick up the struggle. To forestall that kind of situation, he ordered his men to kill any Igbo person they saw.

That Muhammadu Buhari as a young military officer internalized this anti-Igbo sentiment in the North is not in doubt. That Buhari was part of this plot to exterminate the Igbo race during the civil war is stating the obvious. That that hatred against Ndigbo is still ingrained in him even till date is glaring. That Buhari is today the president of Nigeria does not retract from the fact that Ndigbo disgusts him. The leopard never changes its colour no matter the weather.

If the Igbo view Buhari with suspicion, it is because they are aware that he played an active part in the genocidal atrocities committed against them during the war. For instance it is on record that he was the person who led the federal military campaigns against Ndigbo at Nsukka, Abagana ,Nkpor,Abakaliki and Ogoja. Under his instructions, soldiers under his command touched all the villages around which were occupied by harmless, starved and starving Igbo children, women and the sickly. at the point of the massacre, the soldiers began to jubilate; chanting “Nnewi is next”.

If the Igbo view Buhari presidency with reservation, or accused it of implementing an Hausa-Fulani agenda, it is because they are not unaware of the mindset of many of the core northern heavy weights that masterminded the emergency of Buhari. Just listen to Aliyu Gwarzo’s comments in 2014:

“When I say that the presidency most come to the north next year, I am referring to the Hausa-Fulani core north and not any northern Christian or Muslim minority tribe. The Christians in the north…and all the others are nothing; and the Muslim minorities in the north know that when we are talking about leadership in the north and in Nigeria, Allah has given it to us, the Hausa –Fulani. They can grumble moan and groan as much as they want but each time they go into their bedroom to meet their wives and each time they get on their prayer mat to begin their prayer, it is we the Fulani they think of, that they fear, that they bow to and that they pray for. Some of them are even ready to give us their wives and daughters for one night sport and pleasure. They owe us everything. This is because we gave them Islam through the great Jihad waged by Sheik Usman Dan Fodio. We also capture Ilorin, killed their local king and installed our Fulani Emir. We took that ancient town from the Yoruba and their filthy pagan gods. We liberated all these places and this entire people by imposing Islam on them by force. It was either the Koran or the sword and most of them chose the Koran. In return for the good works of our forefathers, Allah, through the British, gave us Nigeria to rule and to do as we please. Since 1960 we have been doing that and we intend to continue”.
It is this kind of mindset that creates anarchy; breeds hate and births Bloodshed.

In 2014, when Buhari indicated his interest to contest for the presidency again, he was asked how he hoped to woo Igbo voters considering his role during the war. Fielding the question on BBC Hausa service monitored in Kaduna, he noted that “the Igbo’s hate him for what happened during the Biafra war’. He went further to say, “I don’t have any regret, and at such do not owe any apology to them, in fact if there is a repeat of the civil war again, I will kill more Igbo’s to save the country”.

It is indeed a shame that some of our leaders could speak in this manner. But the truth is that Nigeria cannot be saved merely by killing of Ndigbo. And that brings me to the question asked by Buhari during his recent media chat on Wednesday, December 30, 2015: “What does the Igbo want?” Whereas the present federal government may close its eyes to the plight of Ndigbo in Nigeria and ask such sarcastic or rather sardonic questions, it does not diminish the truth that Ndigbo have made enormous sacrifices for the good and development of this country.

For anybody and especially president Buhari to ask such rhetorical question begs the issue. What do the Igbo want? I think the answer is fairly straight forward! We want justice. We want equity. We want fairness. We want inclusion. We want a democratic space that will afford our people the unfettered externalization of their creative ingenuity; where they can feather their industry and where they can be protected from the vermin of genocide occasioned by hatred and religious fundamentalism or bigotry.

Is it not obvious that Nigeria is a complex simultaneous equation; an admixture of water and oil. Among mathematician, there is a formula known as “almighty formula” for solving such complex equations; and those who read chemistry will always tell u that for water and oil to mix there must be an emulsifying agent. Nigeria’s “almighty formula” or emulsifying agent does not lie in the massacre of Ndigbo; neither does it lie in voicing or implementing primordial streams of bitterness and hatred against Ndigbo. It lies on a round table dialogue.

Boko Haram, for instance is not a chance occurrence; it is rather a signification of the determination of the fundamentalist Islamic north for the creation of a political space that will guarantee them unfettered implementation of Sharia and a pure Islamic state. Thus if the youths in Niger Delta suddenly rise up in arms against the Nigerian state, it is because they desire an equitable, just and fair Nigerian society where they would reap the benefit of the resources domiciled in their area. If the Yoruba nation, under the aegis of OPC or Afenifere desires an Oduduwa republic it is because they are minded to know that the events of June 12 signify a lopsided federation where one group is intent on lording it over others. If the Berom in Plateau are constantly engaged in fratricidal strife against the Hausa community in Jos, it is because the Nigerian federation is deficit on the questions of citizenship and indigeneity.

Hence if MASSOB or the Zionist movement of Biafra or the independent people of Biafra (IPOB) embark on peaceful protest to ask for a renegotiated Nigeria, they are only echoing the sentiments of the north, west and south. They are not derailing in anyway; and government should listen to their demand. While many Biafra agitators may be slaughtered in cold blood by the Nigerian state, the spirit of Biafra will not die basically because the contradictions that spawn Boko Haram, militancy and ethnic nationalism are as incandescent and virulent as ever. Therefore Ndigbo cannot be made the scapegoat of the Nigerian conundrum. Ndigbo lives!

This is why I have always maintained that Nigerian’s only safety valve lies in a roundtable discussion to fashion out a frame-work for the continued existence of Nigeria as a corporate entity. The best we have gotten close to the Republican constitution of 1963 was the outcome of the 2005 National Political Reform Conference and the last one convoked by formal president Jonathan. What Buhari owes Nigeria is the political will to implement the recommendations of those constitutional conferences. Any other way leads to doom and self destruction. And I dare to ask: do we have any other escape route to this impending implosion? I doubt!

Arthur A. Nwankwo is chancellor of Eastern Mandate Union (EMU), chairman, Fourth Dimension Publishing Company and vice chairman of NADECO. Connect with him on Facebook.

Lalasticlala pls pls do pls do the needful this is FP material.

no be only FP material na ZP material u better stop causing genocide with style or what rubbish are u trying to start?you better be careful cos u have Internet doesn't give u room to say trash that will influence ignorant people

amtaken:
Has anybody noticed that there has been total blackout all over the Nigerian Federation ever since Fashola was made the Power Minister?


How can one person be saddled with 3 big Ministries?


Bring back our light Fashola.

it is barely 4months he came into power na,and the situation is not everywhere even in lekki light has improved during this administration than the previous one,with time we will get there.He gave us a blueprint of his plan last week and it looked promising.

Nubian113:
Wisest words as usual. Op here's your pearl

Wishing you a blessed new year sir

have a blessed new year too mam

ronald4ever:
Your problem has nothing to do with mental disorder or has any connection with your mental soundness. You're more likely battling shyness, fear of rejection and social anxiety and only you can emancipate yourself from it.

I think the first thing you need do is to understand no woman is above you and don't place them on a pedestal. You've to muster the courage to approach any woman you like and understand that the worse case scenario is that she says no and no ends at no, they won't bite you. Don't attach much significance on the woman you intend to talk to and assume them to be on same strata as you.

Don't let fear of rejection hamper you from making a move towards a woman you like. The worse thing about rejection is rejection in itself and if within your mind you've accept rejection then you get rejection. But if you've within your heart vowed you'll win her over so shall it manifest.

Fear of rejection is an offshoot of low self esteem and you need to work on your confidence. You've to build up yourself before you can overcome self esteem. As it appears you look down on yourself and if you don't think high of yourself there's no way another person can think high of you. Do all you can to develop some confidence.

I'm guessing you're introverted but you need to start going out to socialise more. Meet people, join social gatherings as much as you can. You've to start attending events where there are loads of ladies and interact with them as much as you can. It might be hard at the incipient but as time goes on you'd adapt.

I think most guys were like you at some point in their lives and its nothing strange. Only that you've refused to leave your shyness behind you at the appropriate time and it has eaten deep into your system. Go out there, socialise, attend parties, make female friends and identify the one you like and chyke the hell outta that mademoiselle.

thank you so much bruv,u sound like a psychologist cos I am an introvert and will put all u said to practice hopefully I get to see genevive and try it out,God bless you

cruzita:
I bottle of dry gin and a pregnant he-goat to appease the gods for ur sake

not fair at all[color=][/color]

Ibroboss:
You know what? Gather courage and start any conversation with the girl you like with "I LOVE YOU" and follow it up till it ends well

even when I don't? Lol

I am in my mid 20's,right from my secondary school days I don't know how to talk to girls instead of me being the one to make the first move I wait for them to,so any one that comes my way I just flow with her,the problem now is I am used to this kind of life,even during my uni days I couldn't woo a girl instead I would wait for any girl close to me even if she's not my type to make the first move then be friends with her.one of my female friends asked me if I liked her and I confessed that I would prefer someone who is better and she asked why I can't be bold enough to woo a girl I like,i told her I was shy she said I am not shy but proud cos I am not ugly and good looking ,this got me confused,i am the only son with a younger sister who I don't even open up to when it comes to female issues,i think I am sick in a way pls nairalanders come to my aid cc lalastica,mods

INTROVERT:
lol... This EFCC guys ain't serious.... are they trying to stop people from driving or walking by.....

you are funny with this