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Where on earth did we get this idea that marriage is all homey homey, stay at home thing and find ways to have fun with your spouse at home. If you can party with your spouse in door why not outdoor too? And if wifey doesn't feel like partying for the evening, which law promulgated that a man can't go hang out with his boys or that a married lady can't go hang out with her girls? Ouch!

You guys don't know what you are missing!! Hehe!
Being in a club listening to high sounding music blazing is simply bliss for me!
I don't need the cigarettes or Alcohols to feel good.
My high powered music is all I need and if the club has great ambience and sweet looking
and sweetly dressed human beings then the world is good----e-e-e-e-e-m how many hours remaining
before I can hit the club (checks the time). Hey where are the party rockers? [size=14pt]Where the party at[/size]?


Party rock is in the house tonight, everybody is gonna have a good time!!

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I'm Sexy and I know it!
Girl look at that body! H-a-a-a-a-a-a-h
I w--o--r--k  o--u--t!
Boy look at that body! Ha-a-a-a--a-a-h
I w--o--r--k  o--u--t!

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Oh my God how I love this beat! It's out of this world sweet.


Dance and be happy people, life is too short. Are we sure we will still be here by 2080? If we are not we can never have another life or be alive to enjoy this sweet life people. Live now, however you are happy living. If it is wrapped up at home and lovey doveying with wifey and hussy all night long.
[size=14pt]Just live and be happy[/size].
As for some of us that love our music, we gotta live musically whether there is wifey-o, hussy-o, baby-o or no baby yet o-o etc
Who said we no go party?? Come on Pips! (singing)

Girl look at that body! H-a-a-a-a-a-h
I w--o--r--k  o--u--t
Girl look out that body! H-a-a-a-a-a-a-h
I w--o--r--k  o--u--t!

maclatunji:
@OP, let me tell you the truth. You have been soft with your husband. It is time to get tough with him- by this I don't mean being physically aggressive but being assertive.

For example, your husband is asking for BehindBased entry, you tell him- sweetheart I am not going to do it anymore, I find it disgusting, it damages my body and is not productive. I mean every word of this. You know I love you but if we are going to make this marriage work things have to change.

At this point, he will probably start ranting or threaten to hit you or do worse.
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You should assess whatever he does and evaluate it without sentiments. If he tells you issues he has against you, think about them and see if there are things you can change. If he forces himself on you or beats you- know that he does not care about you or your happiness and take steps to withdraw from the union- it is not by force.

Note: You need to be alive before you can think of having children summon courage and re-gain happiness for yourself if your husband makes you depressed and miserable.

Parents should teach their daughters to be respectful but they should also be taught to have self-confidence and be assertive when the need arises.[/size]

You said it all Mr. Maclatunji
Few words but loaded with wisdom for all women out there.
The near perfect words this poster needs especially for her self worth and the desire to keep up with her married friends and have kids as they have all had. Our misplaced norms sure have influenced women into doing and accepting all form of stuffs (at the expense of their health and happiness) in order to meet up with some unwritten rules, views and perception that the society has laid down for them. Words like yours are what such women need to be hearing.

Graceful is the word!
Her words speaks gracefulness, I have never met this woman but I like her already.
She has been through a lot too.
I wish her happiness in every areas of her life and hope her children are making it up to her and making her very happy.
Graceful woman, she should be the one they should be talking about giving govt positions biko if she
is still in the age bracket to handle that. A woman that graceful can even carry the post of a Prime minister excellently.
What a decent woman!

Oh me lawd, just remembered hearing that she has passed away, with all that gracefulness? L-i-f-e sef.
Has she really passed away, hope not!

[quote author=alj_harem link=topic=816521.msg9684359#msg9684359 date=1322911520]Great injustice you say ?

There is not greater injustice than Ojukwu wasting 3 million lives and coming back to contest as president from the same Country he wasted 3 million lives on.

That to me is the greatest INSULT OJUKWU gave to your family and those pro-baifran.

or am i saying rubbish ?[/quote]Brother this ranting of yours is the height of it all, what should Ojukwu have done??-----fold his hand and watch his people get maltreated like you and your faggotty people are still doing to all of us and when we stand up for ourselves to say that we don't want to be one country with you guys you will quickly accuse us of wanting oil for ourselves even with the tears in our eyes over the thousands you and your ignorant brothers just killed less than 24 hours ago. Of course I am referring to your vomits in this thread  
https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria?topic=797093.msg9489494#msg9489494

If there are persons wasting lives in Nigeria it is your likes and the likes of your people that hide behind religious hatred, ignorant street boy groups, political groups to kill and maim millions of Nigerians monthly if not weekly. Such are the shameful ones that dwell in our country and are daily making us laughing stock before the world and you have the foolish audacity to point fingers at Ojukwu. How dare freaking silly you?? How long should we remain acting decent decent that fools like all of you will be taking us for a ride, I can't remember ever talking to any person here in NL like this but right now I am fed up with what you guys are doing and with people like you that knows the wrong your people are doing and laughing and making fun of it all when it is humans being killed and decimated slowly. What other type of genocide are we still waiting for from you guys? Silly!

MAXIMUM RESPECT to man Ojukwu. He will forever be in our hearts. How do one begin to forget such a courageous manHow?

"The Man died in him who kept silent in the face of tyranny" Ojukwu is a trillion times a man and the man that he is lives forever,
even when his body is no more there. He is a man for standing up to tyranny, he did not fight for nothing. Is it not the same tyrannists he fought that are still falling on all of us the southerners and killing us (the Genocide is here in full force) even when so many of us are ignoring it and looking the other way.
It was true Ojukwu did not succeed with his secession plans because he was betrayed by the very persons he was defending but he made an effort to stand up for himself and for his people, for that he is loved and will never be forgotten.Ojukwu is not dead, only his body was shed away. Ojukwu is alive in the hearts of some of us that detest the tyranny still going on in Nigeria.
OJUKWU LIVES! EZIGBO NNAM OCHIE! EBUBE DIKE! THERE IS NO END FOR GREAT MINDS LKE YOU.
People can rant on and on all they want but nothing changes this fact.

Tunmi:
Ricky_Ross, okay so scammers dey everywhere. That one no be lie. But, we wan clean the one wey we get for Naija. If them Russians and Jamaicans and co no wan clean them, na their own palava be dat. But for us o, we don tire. And we wan do sometin about it. I know say Naija get better ting pass yahoo-yahoo, and we wan make the better ting show. Na im be dat.

You are right Tunmi. It's true crime is everywhere yet countries are seriously fighting it. The corruption from our own end is very much and it looks like nothing much is being done to curb it as others are doing.

@Okadaman, Rhino, fxpro, Eguerilla
Thanks to you guys, glad to know that there are other concerned Nigerians like you.
We must all rack our brains, make research, gather info and work towards cleaning our reputation and stopping this madness for money that is going. I will make out time to contact the EFCC and any organisation in the net that works against that to see what lil part I can play. I don't know why I hate that very much, I truly want to see that stop.

[size=15pt]Newborn on Nigeria payroll, earning $150 a month[/size]

I saw this caption now in yahoo and just as I was about heaving a sigh of relief that "Things are so good in Nigeria that a new born gets taken care of", I got disappointed on reading that it's all about same old Corruption. Does it mean that Nigeria now graces the homepage of yahoo each day with stories of corruption. I tire-o-o Pips. It's amazing how complacent everybody seem to have become, as if we have accepted corruption as part of our lives. When will the change begin if the people are not moved to change?? When are we wiping the stink of corruption off our society people, should we continue wallowing in stink and have stink follow us everywhere we go in the world?? Na Waa for my country-o-o-------

http://news.yahoo.com/newborn-nigeria-payroll-earning-150-month-142140450.html

LAGOS, Nigeria (AP) — A newborn baby in Nigeria got added to a government payroll, earning about $150 a month for the last two or three years, a discovery indicative of the widespread corruption starving the oil-rich West African nation of much needed funds, authorities said Friday.

The baby was one of many so-called "ghost workers" found to be getting salaries without performing a job, said Garba Gajam, the attorney general of Zamfara state located in Nigeria's arid and impoverished northwest.

The employee was listed as being 1-month-old in government records, but Gajam said the child's father actually started collecting the salary before the baby was born. Records also show that the baby has a diploma.

Zamfara state has asked government workers to present their letters of employment and qualifications in a verification exercise meant to reverse a trend that has government workers giving fictitious jobs to family members to boost their pay checks.

"It's at the local government level that this is most rampant," said Gajam. "Leaving the local government with nothing to execute projects."

The local government is responsible for maintaining roads, disposing of garbage and providing public transportation. But diversions of funds, such as to "ghost workers," means the majority of Nigerians are left with virtually no services from their government.

Offenders in Zamfara state will have to refund all the money collected over the years and will also most likely be prosecuted, said Gajam.

But analysts say the trend cuts across the country.

"There is no state in Nigeria that doesn't have ghost workers," says Thompson Ayodele, director of Initiative for Public Policy Analysis in Lagos. "In this case, at least the baby is alive, what about the thousands of ghost workers who don't even exist?"

"Ghost workers" collect salaries and eventually qualify for pensions as well. The money is actually paid into the accounts of the people who created the identities.

"(Government workers) even continue collecting the pensions of dead people," says Ayodele who authored a book on the issue.

Eight people are standing trial at the moment for diverting pension funds using "nonexistent" persons, said Femi Babafemi, spokesman for Nigeria's Economic and Financial Crimes Commission.

"Meanwhile, the real pensioners who earned these funds were left unattended to," he said.

Nigeria, a top crude oil supplier to the U.S., has a long history of corruption, with one official once estimating the country has lost more than $380 billion to graft since gaining its independence from Britain in 1960. Corruption trickles down from politicians in the capital city of Abuja to the lowest police officer who shake down bribes at traffic checkpoints

I just read the write-up below in yahoo and that incensed my disgust (all over again)at these scammers that are all soiling the reputation of everybody in Nigeria. I am mad, mad, mad, mad and disgusted at this, people. I am tired and fed up. I have done a little bit to ward them off people and prevent others from getting duped off their money. I have on one occasion ten years ago tipped the police (crime fighters) into busting a gang and catching up with them. I quickly notify innocent persons of their plans whenever I see scammers making moves on them. I belong to another forum of some decent persons in the internet where these scammers constantly infiltrate trying to dupe everybody and I see myself notifying the site administrators all the time, reporting them, getting them off the site and all what not. One of the ones I tried to ward off people here in nairaland has sent me death threats mails of him sending somebody to kill me etc (which isn't swaying me one bit). I am not singing my praise saying this, just wishing I have the answer to the best way to stop all these so that I can get that implemented.

Right now, I am just fed up with these crawling worms that make the name of our country stink. Many Nigerians now complain that they are ashamed to tell others that they are Nigerians. These yahoo boys have dealt our reputation such bad blow that the first thing you get out there on making it known that you are a Nigerian is "Mistrust". I am fed up, people.

I logged on to the net this morning and read the article below in Yahoo and that made me open this thread for us to brainstorm on what can be done to stop this daylight robbery that some Nigerians are inflicting on innocent persons in the internet. As you can see, the name Nigeria was used as an object of ridicule in that write up. If anybody has links(websites,agencies) that work on this issue they can let me know, I am very interested in working against this so that we can have our reputation back and innocent persons won't get robbed. I met a white woman in the internet that is almost wishing death on herself because what she has was taken by scammers. I am truly fed up.

http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/technology-blog/spot-top-3-biggest-scams-004950662.html

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How to spot the web’s top 3 biggest scams[/size]

Don't be fooled by these internet scams that can steal your money, data, and even your identity
Necessity is the mother of invention, they say, and it's forced the current generation of scammers to get just a little more creative when they're trying to convince you to part with your hard-earned cash or valuable personal information. As people continue to move away from email, these criminals have shifted their focus to social networking services. Twitter, Facebook, and other online communities are plagued with spambots and other nasties ranging from annoying to downright dangerous. We've rounded up the worst offenders to show you how to stay safe online.

1. The Facebook flim-flam

This scam has cost well-wishing friends millions of dollars around the world and is often spread via Facebook, although it's made the rounds on Gmail as well. This one assumes the friends in your address book care enough about you to help you out after a mugging or other catastrophe while traveling.
This trick is simple in its execution. Someone gains access to your Facebook account (possibly through the sort of scam mentioned above) and then sends messages to everybody in your friends list. The message is a variation on a simple theme: "Help! I've been mugged in London! They took all my passport and all of my money!"
The sting comes when the scammer asks one of your friends if they could possibly spare a few hundred bucks to fund your emergency passport application, help with accommodations, purchase return airfare or food, or handle other things necessary for survival. Rather than using a bank transfer or other secure method, the scammer offers some excuse why the money would be better sent by Western Union or another untraceable method.
If you're on the receiving end of a plea for help like this, try another way of getting in touch with your friend. Call his cell phone, send an email, or text him. Even contact his friends or family to find out if he really is in trouble in London. If he's home, safe and sound, suggest that he contact Facebook to reclaim his hacked account and change the passwords on other online services.
Scams aren't always this obvious

2.The Twitter trap

One particularly new scam that has swarmed Twitter just last month preys on humanity's innate desire to know more about themselves. Sent as a direct message from someone you follow, it seems innocent enough: "Someone said this real bad thing about you in a blog, " The message arrives with a link attached, presumably to the offensive content.
At first glance, this is a friend or colleague looking out for you, bringing something unpleasant to your attention so you can deal with it accordingly. In reality, though, it's a program that will hijack your Twitter account, post to your stream, and send the same Direct Message to your followers. The link won't take you to a blog post (ego-crushing or otherwise) but instead goes to an online survey or page full of advertising designed to earn money for the scammers at a few cents per click.
While many scams and hoaxes are obvious, it can be difficult to resist finding out if that's really you getting bad mouthed on the internet. Really though, ignoring and deleting them is the only way to treat messages like this. If you're feeling friendly, contact the friend whose account sent the message to let them know their account's been hijacked; they should delete all of the compromised messages and change their online passwords.


[size=16pt]3. The reverse Nigerian Prince

We're all familiar with the Nigerian Prince scam that's spammed our email inboxes. In the scam, an emotional plea from Western Africa promises you gold and riches if you'll just help out with a little money first. Even though this is one of the most played-out email swindles in the history of the internet, it's still going on today. Now, however, a new variation has popped up.
An email arrives supposedly from Citibank Nigeria offering to help victims of the Nigerian Prince scam. Those responding with their full name and address are "eligible" for $50,000 in compensation. It won't take long for "Citibank" to reply, explaining that their names cannot be found in the database after a cursory search. There's still hope, however, by sending in a nominal fee ($50? $100? $500?), which will of course be refunded in full once their name has been found and the payment process started.
A closer look at the email reveals that it is hosted on a domain ending in .cn, which the email goes to great lengths to point out stands for Citibank Nigeria. Unfortunately, that's not true. The .cn extension actually indicates that the domain is based out of China — a fair distance away from Africa, wouldn't you say? Adding insult to injury, the addresses included in this email are sent from 9.cn, which is a Chinese version of Windows Live Mail; yes, the scammers are again using a free webmail provider.
The Nigerian government does not keep track of everybody who is tricked into sending money via the scam bearing the name of its country (many "Nigerian" scams come from all over the world, including the United States and Europe). There is no fund chock-full of compensation. While Citibank does have a branch in Nigeria, the company is not involved in getting you any money back and does not have email addresses ending in the .cn extension.
If this one pops up in your email, have a laugh over the latest spin on this age-old scam and its feeble attempt to hook you in, and then hit delete. [/size] It's safest.
As the internet offers us new and interesting ways to connect, there will always be scammers trying to use those services to swindle you. But a little common sense goes a long way no matter what form the scam takes. Messages offering easy money, a plea for help, or any kind of emotional response from you need to be ignored. If you feel compelled to look further, make sure you verify the source to make sure it's not coming from a friend's account that has been hijacked.

[quote author=High_Chief link=topic=799731.msg9522177#msg9522177 date=1320932080]My friend stop spewing rubbish, we all know we are different kinda people and share nothing in common. How do we live as one when some group take certain decisions without considering that the country is a multi tribal nation. Have you people ever strectched the hands of peace for once? How do you explain the annual killings in the North? Yeah, you dont care prolly cos you have never lost anyone close to you in any of those pogroms. One day you might be the one that will be lynched and Boko haram will make a mataryh of you as you think the best option is to embrace them. Let me put it clear to you, the problem of Nigeria is that we are deceiving ourselves that we "ONE". Punto[/quote]@High chief
Thanks my brother!
This is the truth here. It is clear to the northerners that they can't stand the christians and need their own country to implement the law they want. The only thing preventing them from doing that is that they have their eye on the oil in the south as one of them clearly pointed out in this thread below for me https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria?topic=797093.msg9489494#msg9489494

The southern christians themselves are in denial for I can't imagine how somebody clearly detests you, is falling upon you for what you have and yet killing you and you still stand and watch the person without running for your life. How long shall we stand and count the deads, what statistics are we waiting to get to before something is done. Nigeria needs to quickly bring all rulers together to the drawing board for them to determine where the "U" in the "united" that is between us is, if it isn't there any more there is no need to stand together again.

This wickedness needs to stop, we need to co-habit in peace or disintegrate for the sake of peace. This is my stance on Nigeria just like this Rudolphy writer said it, I feel it  and say it the same way he does. It is only an unfeeling person that can remain silent and unconcerned with the mayhem going on in our country.

teminoni:
1stly, u hva mental problem for putting your pix n bringin your personal problem here, 2ndly, your mma has mental problem, sorry to say

@Teminoni
What with all these mental problem rant of yours dearie? Please behave yourself and pull yourself together. You don't have to abuse a poor child that is here seeking consolation. This is what made me leave nairaland for you guys to rant and abuse yourselves. Where is your human sympathy sweetie?

@Poster
Please quickly remove your picture dear, you don't really need to attach it there to make us believe you okay.
Your mother needs all the love in the world from you, this is not the time for you to be at loggerheads with her however she nags and takes her feelings out on you. Seek help for her like others have advised you, inform your close relatives too so that you can put your heads together and decide the best psychiatric help to get for her.
It will be a shame if you as a learned person allow anybody talk you into taking your mother to one kurukere and manipulative church or the other in the name of healing her sickness. Pray for her, let her be prayed for by serious praying persons but don't let any church or pastor dupe you off your money in the name of healing her. Some of the persons and churches that have sprung up everywhere are only looking for persons with these kind of problems to prey on and dupe so be warned.

Your mum seems to need much rest too, see how you can share her worries. If the upbringing of your young ones are weighing her down, help her a little however much (you don't have to say that the salary you make is too small and can only take care of you). Share with your siblings and mother, give her your shoulder to lean and she can start relaxing a bit knowing that she has your shoulder to cry on and your support too. It seems like the deaths/losses she experienced were too much for her. If you close up on her and not be there for her, how do you expect her to get through it all. She needs you too. Be there for her okay Baby.

I like and admire her, she oozes humility and sweet cheerfulness and was shining out from the crowd during the competition. While watching it on the television on sunday, I was already saying that she will win and a few seconds later read online that she won before the result was called in the broadcast I was watching.

She is an orphan, grew up in a nunnery and her christian upbringing was really manifested in the way she was sweetly making signs of the cross and shedding tears when it was announced that she won. I am happy for her, it must have been difficult for her growing up without the love of her parents.

@Pslm23
Be strong and take courage.May God be your strength as you seek the desires of your heart, may you be blessed with the fruits of the womb in the midst of all women like he has blessed many women. Your children shall surround your table, "Like Olive branches around the table of the Lord, so shall your children surround thee"----------Alleluiah, Alleluiah!

mtaj:
silly and idots like you who don't read bring simplistic and infinitely ridiculous solutions to very complicated and complex problems. Don't you know that many people, both Christians and Muslims of different ethnicities, were killed by BK Haram? And, by the way, most of those being killed in those terrorist attacks are Northerners. Who else should Nigerians blame if not the president for failing to bring peace to the country.

Now the hatred is beginning to want to suffocate me and I have to run from this site. Wait, Are some of us so filled to the brim with such hatred/disrespect and anger that we can't sanely discuss in a forum without having people throwing bile and insults on others. Do we derive joy from abusing ourselves?

Problem needs to be nipped at the bud/roots where it all emanated from.
We Nigerians(and even other people of other worlds with these problems) need to let up on the religious lunacy that is dividing the world today. We shouldn't believe in doctrines to the points of killing others out of the negative feelings these doctrines are imbibing in us.

Let us let up on all these lunacy and madness so that we can have a peaceful world. No religion is better than the other, is more superior than the other and deserve to rule the world while others are bowing to it. Anybody is free to believe in what he or she wants to believe and nobody should enforce religious laws and belief on others.

All reigions need to go to the drawing table and find out the root of the negative feelings/violence it is imbibing in others, if not the generations coming on and on will continue getting fed fanaticism. Everyone should also take a step backward and check out what he/she is being manipulated and brainwashed into believing. One shouldn't allow another brainwash and manipulate oneself with negative/violent/ridiculous beliefs. When you allow that to happen to you, it makes you a puppet being manipulated with a string by your fellow humans. All in the name of religion, all in the name of religion, People! I'd rather be religionless than be brainwashed by my fellow humans into doing stupi-d things.

[size=24pt]Let's not hate, people! [/size] The world is reading our comments and laughing at us, what we are agitating for is the solution to this massacre and blood shed. [size=24pt]ENOUGH IS ENOUGH![/size]

[quote author=alj_harem link=topic=797093.msg9489428#msg9489428 date=1320526331][size=20pt] what is wrong with you diaspora people with your tribalistic little minds do not listen to Beaf he is a bigot[/size][/quote]If anybody should be called tribalistic and bigots here it should be the same one calling others such when nobody is even exchanging words or calling him names. I don't stoop to the kind of discussion and arguments you want to start and engage in. I hope you are not eyeing me to come and argue with you? I am Sorry-----

I am too busy and don't do "nairaland-hatred-much-more-my-religion-is-better-than-yours" arguments. The blood of these men and women that were killed out of hatred is still fresh on the land for anybody to begin to stupidly talk about "Oil money" or stupidly and very shallowly argue "what was done when MEND bombed here and there?" so sweetheart find your likes here and argue okay Baby. Peace out!

[quote author=alj_harem link=topic=797093.msg9489419#msg9489419 date=1320526253]Animosity on this site HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH NIGERIANS or Nigeria as a country

Majority of the people on this site are tribalistic because of

1. revenge
2. diaspora Nigerian

We are not expressing ourselve at least I am not expressing myself with this site. I cannot be that bitter. Nigeria SHOULD NOT SPLIT JUST BECAUSE of beaf and and other bigots from the south (I am a southerner) want to keep all the Oil money Allah has bless Nigeria with because it is not for Southerners but for Nigerians.

The north, east and west Did not call for a split when Mend bombed Abuja, lagos and asaba. so why now  [/quote]What am I hearing here? This person is so fast to defend his own that he only ended up ignorantly spilling the contents of the heart of his likes. You clearly spelt it out that the oil is the only reason some persons are clinging to others in this country. In other words if that oil isn't there, we would never have been yoked together as a country, huh?

How do one continue to affiliate with others that can't stand you and have embarked on a mission to wipe you and your own from the face of the earth? What statistics of deaths are we waiting to count before we stand up to say that enough is enough? The country is long overdue to split.

You clearly detest these persons yet cling to them to benefit from what they are naturally endowed with and still killing them on top of it. Wait! are we blindfolded, people?

[size=28pt]Freaking Split that country[/size] so that we can have peace and innocent people will stop dying violently in the hands of their illiterate fellow humans in the name of religion. Some of us are running mouths here because they are not feeling the heartbreaks and pains of the relatives of these deads.

People of old lived harmoniously when they had no religion, if religion will be causing this kind of brutal massacre then people of different religions that can't stand/tolerate others should live in their freaking country by their freaking selves.  Excuse me!

Beaf:
[size=33pt]Split the country.[/size]

[quote author=alj_harem link=topic=797093.msg9489140#msg9489140 date=1320523774][size=36pt] Why should we spilt ? !!!!!!!![/size][/quote]You have the answer in your question so what answer are you asking for again? Can't you see that Baby?
We must split because we are spilling badly. Something has to be done to contain it all lest we all spill off. We need another container(country) to hold some of us (the violent/intolerant) ones, that way none will SPILL again Baby.

Note: The animosity and hatred brewing off some of us Nigerians daily in this site has sickened me out of this site but when people get killed by useless elements like this, we have to express ourselves.

Silly!

What are christians still doing there biko? they should come down southward and leave them in their north to enforce whatever law they want on themselves---------------------

-------------------And what is this jokey country of ours still doing together? Give countries to those who want no one around them and let others have peace. See persons that are already suffering trying to earn a hard living in a hard country getting killed in a hard/heartless way and having their dead bodies lying disrespectfully on hard grounds. Should I continue calling this country that only brings one shame and disgrace my country?

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toba:
Happy birthday my dearest ivy

Thanks Bros

semid4lyfe:
Sorry dearie

My apologies. . .nothing do you so Enjoy

Meanwhile, why the thread come dry abi you nor get friends for cyberspace too?

@Semi4life

See this one -o-o. You are only showing your bitter heart to the world to see and I don't take on persons like you. I only feel sorry for people like you who are the products of an embittered society (filled with hatred) that has no warmth in them and only bickers against itself. You just showed it as it is. Sorry dearie learn to free your heart, life is too beautiful for you to be throwing words at people that you don't know.

@Ify
Thanks my sister