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Jakumo:
To each his own, big guy.  Have at it by all means.

I win huh?


Just say it. I win

be graceful enough to acknowledge my intellectual superiority. I beat you silly

BTW, still in Chi-town?

Alagba Jakumo: Enjoy

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z0scH2Xn3_I?version=3&hl=en_US[/flash]

Jakumo:
Thank you for the generous offer, Mr. Iragbi, but I never venture into the area of your declared expertise, and will ONLY ever find natural born women attractive for as long as I live.

Furthermore, my anus is strictly a one-way street for waste matter, and[b] I do NOT share your enthusiasm for being probed there by anyone of any gender[/b].

Think of it as a form of digital rectal exam (DRE), if you may.

If you live long enough, you cant escape it; if not for BPH, prostatitis, then it would be for cancer. Better get used to it now and learn to enjoy it. Mad endorphin, if you know what i am talking about.

There is nothing to fear about being analized by hot women, except for fear itself.

Man up Mr. Jakumo. Stop acting g/a/y/-ish

BTW, do you still live in Chi-Town. Drove down the shoreline of Lake Michigan and I can stop thinking of getting analized by those girls I saw.

Jakumo:
Trumpeting one's patriotism while in Nigeria is understandable, however, I wonder how many Nigerian patriots would proudly announce their nationality, if they were given the hypothetical opportunity NOT to do so on arrival in an airport arrival hall ANYWHERE in the world besides Nigeria, given the very high probability that such a proud declaration could earn the patriot a full strip search and[b] body cavity probe by rubber-gloved hands.[/b]

I wouldnt mind if it was to be given by a hot White or Asian or Indian or Latina woman.


Jakumo, are you g/a/y? Why are you scared of being a/n/a/l-ized by hot women

kandiikane:
^^I coundn't agree more. .

Anyway, that is who we are.

Things might be different in Gambia, but in Nigeria we do things HARD!


Females arent spared by the way. I have personally beaten so many on my streets. put Tyre on their neck, burn them to death for stealing ordinary wrapper.

I love jungle justice. I love it.

OAM4J:
@ Katsumoto.

That Speech is recent. It talked about Yaradua's death in the 1st paragraph, that means he made that speech after he had already become the CBN Governor.

After reading that speech,  though he made some points which are obviously true, but condemning the Igbos and Yorubas and turning a blind eyes to the ills of the Hausa/Fulani which he represents made him guilty of the message he is preaching. And he just scored himself lower in my rating of him with that speech.

Yes oooooo

He made it yesterday, on CNN, and then sent a copy of the transcript to katsumoto before sending it to Punch/Gamji/ Friday-discourse with Dr. Aliyu.

Thanks Katsumoto for posting this article, even though you got the idea from @Silami who posted a copy before you. Hey, I am not 'clairvoyant (your usage of clairvoyance, not mine),' I just see things.

Once again, on behalf of the baby-Katzs, mama-Katz, and most especially the most gullible of the baby-katzs , our lovely moderator a la OP's live in partner, Thanks Katsumoto, the all knowing GOD of NL.

OAM4J:
@ Katsumoto.

That Speech is recent. It talked about Yaradua's death in the 1st paragraph, that means he made that speech after he had already become the CBN Governor.

After reading that speech,  though he made some points which are obviously true, but condemning the Igbos and Yorubas and turning a blind eyes to the ills of the Hausa/Fulani which he represents made him guilty of the message he is preaching. And he just scored himself lower in my rating of him with that speech.

This is when the great Katsumoto comes in and all the baby-katz get schooled about the many Yar'aduas we have and how the older yar'adua paved the way for Turai's husband and then we all hail the all knowing Katsumoto.



Katsumoto BABA:

The FLOOR IS ALL YOURS.

Work your Google magic, since you dont even know much about Nigeria anyway and you never schooled in the North and you have no Hausa friends and you do not understand Hausa.

OAM4J:
After reading that speech,  though he made some points which are obviously true, but condemning the Igbos and Yorubas [b]and turning a blind eyes to the ills of the Hausa/Fulani which he represents made him guilty of the message he is preaching. [/b]And he just scored himself lower in my rating of him with that speech.

How does he represent the Hausa/Fulani? That was an Op-ed in a Newspaper. It was written long time ago when he was at UBA. Nothing new and unusual.


Did you ever read any of Ige's OP-eds? They were more pointed and 'bigoted ( your definition, not mine)' than this. Yet, he was made Minister by the senate, no questions asked . No one made any noise then, but when it comes to Sanusi, we all want to crucify the messenger, who was only responding to articles aimed at maligning the dignity of his people.
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FYI, Sanusi's articles are reactionary.  But again, you all are intellectuals, who dont care to look for facts and understand context. You like to make things up and hero worship your manipulator and grand-daddy, Katz.

The Katz kool-aid must be really delicious and mind altering. Maybe i should start drinking it too. Got Katz-kool-aid?

OAM4J:
@ Katsumoto.

That Speech is recent. It talked about Yaradua's death in the 1st paragraph, that means he made that speech after he had already become the CBN Governor.

After reading that speech,  though he made some points which are obviously true, but condemning the Igbos and Yorubas and turning a blind eyes to the ills of the Hausa/Fulani which he represents made him guilty of the message he is preaching. And he just scored himself lower in my rating of him with that speech.

How old are you again?


Is that the only Yar'adua in our history


katz this, Kats that. . . use your brain for once for gods sake

Ofe seru Katzumoto for life ni

God!

Rossikk:
9jagaja said

Oh shut it.

Nigeria is a developing country and will be so for several more DECADES  into the future. Deal with that or go roast in another country.

where was Nigeria when other countries were developing?

[quote author=Natasha,, link=topic=698543.msg8722786#msg8722786 date=1310736807]^lolz thanks .
[b]I want to go to UNIBEN, you? [/b][/quote]I don pass that level.

Anyway, i am really happy for you. 270 no easy at all at all.

[quote author=tpia@ link=topic=714752.msg8729708#msg8729708 date=1310840223]Hey i'd bask and revel too if i were a nigerian man.

No be una dem dey call enitanwa ie the people we've been waiting for aka oko gbogbo awon obinrin aka oko gbogbo aye.

Ever ready.[/quote]Yeah, yeah yeah, you got it mehn.

Na we

As i speak, I have 3 Escorts with me, White, Asian and Spanish.

Once they saw me, my Kondo and my pre- event action, they've decided to waive the fee for me. We are that good Tpiah.

Let me get beck to round two, before my d/i/c/k goes limp. Ever ready.

adejoro75:
EKT Bear aka bkbabe97 aka Sefago aka Sagxxx (I'll keep that a secret for now)

I am still waiting for your reply to Ekt Bear's last post.


Are you really NOT a professor of Hydroponics?

Siena:
This is part of the problem that's Nigeria - making excuses for the wrongs of her citizens. What this mob did was inexcusable and barbaric. Nothing can justify what they did to this unfortunate young man, who stole a necklace. They are animals, and I say that without apology.

Go to Nigeria and say it to their face.

Phuccking cowards. Internet gangster o shi.


They are animals, arent we all? Anyway, just learn your lesson. All that crappp you do in London, stealing papers for asylum, lying to the Home service for welfare, bringing your wife to London on false pretense, please let that stop in London.

If you bring all those behaviors to Nigeria, we will beat you to death. I repeat, WE WILL BEAT YOU DIE. NA DIE WE GO DO.

davidylan:
that couldnt have been because of a stolen necklace now can it?

Ode oshi.

You proly never lived in Lagos. Try stealing 50 kobo and see me beat the shyyt out of you to death.

I will kill you. You think sey this na yankeee. Awa le gan, a'agbe gbere at all.

Whenever you come to Nigeria, all those Yankee behavior of yours, dont bring it here o because Alj harem and I will be here waiting for you if you dare misbehave.

^^^

You dont know what you are talking about

Your post reeks ignorance through and through.

Nuff said!

Lacrissa:
pls reply here so other people can learn too or if u want an email but would prefer here. thanks for your help

Some things are better said in private.


Whats your email add? your facebook and phone number?

And where in America are you?

lets do this thing sharp sharp

Lacrissa:
How am I wrong?

Lets talk over the phone?

Where in America are you?

I will explain everything to you, pretty comprehensive analysis of your problem, I promise.

Mostly psychological though. But I will tell you more when we finally talk. How old are you BTW?

Anyway, since you and your BF are now no longer together, where in America are you?

^^^

You are wrong.


Yes, you are wrong. If I were you. i'd kill myself.

Eziachi:
Most Nigerians often shamefully tickles themselves that they are alright by making a comparism with Somalia.  But when you considers the number of dead each day in Nigeria from violent crime, road accident, hunger, child mortality and diseases, especially curable diseases, it seems a country in middle of an ongoing war, which I believe Somalia doesn't.

You dont always have to open your mouth everytime. If you have nothing to say, best to keep quiet and be thought a fool than to post and remove all doubts.


So your definition of a failed state = number of dead people per year in a country?

Just the number not the rate?

In NYC alone in 2010, more people died from gun shots than the number of US soldiers killed in Afghanistan. Does that make the US a failed state, especially when you add total deaths from other parts of the country.  And yes, more people die from curable deaths in the US than Nigeria. If you have malaria, and hope to survive,  trust me, you want to be in Nigeria, not the US.

I have always maintained that there are two Nigeria, one in Abuja comprising of Jonathan and about ten thousand others and the other Nigeria comprising  of the remainder of the people.

The same analogy applies to every country. Washing DC and the rest of the country, Melbourne and the rest of Australia, Cape Town and the rest of SA etc.

This point of yours is very senseless.

A failed people voted for a failed president who is now leading a failed state/people.


Nigeria is yet to fail, but we the people, with our constant bickering and lack of patriotism have failed.


When this country eventually fail, let it be said that it wont be because of bad leadership, it would fail because of the people of Nigeria.


The moment we begin to take personal responsibility for ourselves, the soonest the country would begin to look up.

SO yes, the president is right, Nigeria is not yet a failed state, but the people have already failed.

sbeezy8:
poster is dumb i doubt hes even been america for more than 5 yrs

when katrina happend who did everyone put blame on for emergency response? BUSH n the fed govt

poster is fukin faggit

GEJ should be a presido in lagos n d north n try n fix the issue useless fukin ediot

Are we comparing Katrina to Lagos?


Are we comparing a category 3 hurricane to what happened in Lagos? Ok oooooooooo



I dey lafffffffoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo


Some people are just stupiddddddddddd

Well said Ezeuche.


Don't let these goons intimidate you.


Contrary to Aigbofa's reasoning, you have every right to complain.


Fashola should resign. The flood was unavoidable. They are still giving the same excuse BAT gave in 2000. To them, it is always our fault, never theirs.

^^^^

You've got so much patience.

May God increase your iman.

naijaking1:
Welcome back, I was surprised you too was banned. I could have sworn it was impossible.
Sanusi, doesn't have an MSc in economics, unless the one you awarded him here on N/L. Just post the link.

Sup Baby-Katz III: I agree with you, Sanusi is empty, as alluded to by your father, Big Katz, the infallible OP. All those claiming he has an MSc are all liars, merely attaching MSc to his resume to curry favor with the CBN boss. What a bunch of twats they all are. After all, It is well known that to become the CBN boss, and to be competent at running the CBN, a MSc is an absolute necessity, barest minimum needed to do well at CBN as a matter of fact. Little wonder the guy is messing up. It all comes down to his lack of MSc degree. No be so?  Very very intellectual point you've raised. Very factual, just like Father Katz. Intellectual par excellence you all are, debating facts with no personal insults, sentiments and hear-says, unlike me an air-head who contributes nada to threads. When I grow up, I just wanna be like you all (baby-Katzs, Katz,  and the rebel turned lilly-livered baby-Katz-anti-Katz-Pro-Katz flip flopper, professor Ola Olabiyi)

Sanusi Lamido Aminu Sanusi (. July 31, 1961), Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria and  the grandson of a former Emir of Kano and Islamic Scholar, Alhaji Muhammadu Sanusi. He started his western education at St. Anne Primary School, Kakuri, Kaduna (1967-1972). He had his West African School Certificate at the prestigious King’s College, Lagos in 1977. He then proceeded to the equally prestigious Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria where he bagged a Bachelor of Science degree in Economics in 1981 and he did the course work for Master of Science degree in Economics with distinction in Monetary Policy in 1983. He earlier did his National Youth Service in former Gongola State (now Adamawa and Taraba States).

http://www.africansuccess.org/visuFiche.php?id=871&lang=en

http://www.weforum.org/contributors/sanusi-lamido-sanusi
http://news.onlinenigeria.com/templates/?a=4086

Cuteobi:
Am soo single baby.hook up me.i will DO left right and centre

where in NY are you?

You no bad at all?

^^^

Only a pro/sti/tu/te would know the difference between a sleazy and a non-sleazy hotel just by reading a news article

Tpiah, se ko si? Is that what you did before you started clutting yourself to pastors, wooli agbas and oluso aguntans

[quote author=BABE! link=topic=713630.msg8719700#msg8719700 date=1310686107]^^ Be blowing grammar for me there----

Yelz Yelz Yelz--I understand the "circle of hell"--"No man is an Island"--bla bla bla.

Still,  I strongly believe there's something like inner happiness. You just need to find it. Go fishing. 
[/quote]Look at those lips of yours.

I just cant stop forming mental pictures of them on my.      .        .

You are perfectly made, especially those lips

Omo Modeke, kini show?