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 Christianity Etc › Re: Priest Mistakenly Shoots Self Dead In Edo by iyeyemi: 2:23pm On Aug 27, 2013 |
I see folks have been watching a lotta of CSI lately....cool 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: 70% National ID Cards Fake – DG by iyeyemi: 10:29am On Jun 24, 2013 |
70% national ids are non existent! |
| Politics › Re: Tinubu Embarrassed In Dubai For Associating With Buhari by iyeyemi: 3:00pm On Jun 18, 2013 |
Mr. Smart's foolish dissertation eclipsed a once-in-a-lifetime event, how insensitive can you get? Plus why do politicians talk like the rest of the nation is made up of idiots, but then again judging from the many supporters of this action in here, maybe they are on to something. Without the terrorism, smart really wants us to believe that this govt would have spent that amount on roads, or education or anything other than personal vanities like holding a wedding in dubai. 1 Like |
| Celebrities › Re: Rita Dominic On Set Of 'Streets Of Calabar by iyeyemi: 12:19pm On Jun 14, 2013 |
Streets of Calabar is perhaps the 'trashiest' movie you could ever go to watch in the cinema. That said though, I watched 'The Meeting' right after I watched this one and I wondered what Rita Dominic was thinking doing the former, cause the meeting was much classier, far better scripted, with an awesome cast... 1 Like |
| Nairaland General › Re: "If It Is A Crime To Save Lives, Then We Are Guilty!" - Seun Osewa by iyeyemi: 3:32pm On May 09, 2013 |
dare2think: So eventually the people that execised their right to speak should be held accountable for the murder of the innocent and not the murderers themselves or the ideology behind it?Excuse the killers? No Sir!, but really what good to the world has that guy with the cartoon done asides from giving some animals reason to end some other people's lives? The author of that document is within the safe confines of his own society, if he really wants to people to hear and pay attention, he should try moving to maiduguri and let the whole world celebrate his martyrdom for freedom of speech |
| Nairaland General › Re: "If It Is A Crime To Save Lives, Then We Are Guilty!" - Seun Osewa by iyeyemi: 2:25pm On May 09, 2013 |
So you guys would prefer hiding behind the veil of an online forum and claim to fight against the tyranny of one religion and allow some innocents far away who are not as bold as you pay the ultimate price? 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: Man Jailed For 45yrs For Stealing Aregbesola’s Phone by iyeyemi: 1:16pm On Apr 30, 2013 |
People please try and read first ...read! Though the headline is intentionally misleading to be sensational, it is in the article, it's a 10 year sentence for a variety of crimes. Plus he was already associated with a murder case prior to this one. So although we all know that bigger thieves are in corridors of power, this particular thief deserves just what he is is getting 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: American Anthem Announced Before Nigeria’s At THISDAY Awards by iyeyemi: 4:55pm On Feb 27, 2013 |
zaza1: the ignorance being spewed out on this particular topic is so alarming..this is truly a country in trouble..people are so proud to show they are illiterate.How can the Ogun people be saying they should play the Nigerian anthem first?You play the anthem of the host country last and that should be the last thing you will hear..they asked for Nigerian anthem to be played first and some people here are saying it is right..it is so sad that so many people know next to nothing about anything that doesnt immediately concern them..SMHI tire o, thought I was the only one wondering why people are taking this so badly,someone already stated a position that it is in line to play the host nation's anthem first, people are just averse to reading in this country, Complain first, Reason later...that's our MO |
| Celebrities › Re: A Recent Photo Of Azadus by iyeyemi: 12:24am On Jan 17, 2013 |
Too many infant brained retards on nairaland these days...it's so pathetic how shallow minded some people are and to think other people are reading and talking more shit...sad |
| Culture › Re: Is Rap A Blueprint For Black Self Destruction? by iyeyemi: 9:33pm On Oct 25, 2012 |
@royal Bros...rap does not have to be about intricate lines and fancy word play...it does have to sound like something that's heartfelt and personal. Fela didn't have the sweetest melodies on his tracks but his music lives on. Granted Pac wasn't exactly a model citizen but he spoke his heart with fire and relayed the realities of his day. Dear mama, life goes on, changes,ghetto gospel, give me those tracks any day and keep your 'university rhymes' "Enemies...while drinking Hennessyyy" |
| Literature › Re: I Paid To Watch My Only Son Die by iyeyemi: 12:15am On Oct 13, 2012 |
muan: Please dear, don't insult me.Come on, you don't use something as painful as this to seek a referendum on your creativity. It's wrong on all levels |
| Literature › Re: I Paid To Watch My Only Son Die by iyeyemi: 12:32pm On Oct 12, 2012 |
Are you for real with this? You want comments on this? You really need to get your mind checked. |
| Politics › Re: Bankole - Our Leaders Love To Rule And Die In Office by iyeyemi: 11:39pm On Oct 11, 2012 |
Don't blame the guy, blame the organizers of the lecture who chose to invite a disgraced politician to speak at university-organized event. 1 Like |
| Literature › Re: MI's Touching Piece for Murdered UNIPORT Students by iyeyemi: 11:24am On Oct 09, 2012 |
shymexx: Technically, Nigeria has been in this sorry state since 1914, no?? Slaves were revolting right right from when slavery started - Nat Turner got busy with his guns in the 1800s, Igbo landing in virginia, Jamaican Slave Revolt in the 1800s, the Brazilian slave revolt in the 1700s, Haitian Revolution in the 1700s - bear in mind that these people were powerless, but they still fought with lives against injustice... Don't disrespect these great black men and women - they were 'bravehearts'..Yea bro I hear all that...but you still miss my point. Bottom-line...this piece of his is a statement. Heartfelt, emotional...I write as well so I can tell. Can he do more? Sure he can. We all can. I have seen many e-activists on nairaland, if it was just by spitting venom online we would have been far better than the US or something. But at least he has opened up his heart and effectively opened up a channel where people can also experience the need for change. Without the spark, there can never be a flame. Jean Jacques Rousseau was a writer, but his book on social contract has been referred to as the the textbook of the french revolution. I never heard of him going on the streets of paris or marching to versailles to protest, but his writing was just as potent. |
| Literature › Re: MI's Touching Piece for Murdered UNIPORT Students by iyeyemi: 11:02am On Oct 09, 2012 |
shymexx: But for how long, though?? If the slaves never revolted en masse, do yu think slavery would have stopped when it did?? They had to stop because it wasn't as viable as it used to be, and slaves were revolting - they were not writing 'pieces'.Technically the 'african slavery' you speak of lasted for nearly 500 years. Nigeria as a nations is not 60 years old yet. So we muct always put things in proper perspective. How many of our religious leaders who have the ears of the people in government ever speak up against misrule? How many of our business leaders and elite say anything adverse against the establishment? So expecting MI to do more than just 'write' for me is stretching expectations a bit. Would he wake up and start demonstrating all the way to aso rock because he wants to effect a change? |
| Literature › Re: MI's Touching Piece for Murdered UNIPORT Students by iyeyemi: 10:40am On Oct 09, 2012 |
shymexx: I'm out here fighting against injustice where I live - Nigerians in Nigeria need to do the same...Bros...effecting change is a sum total of actions, omissions and commissions directed at creating such an impact. It's assuming that there is only one way to change things that is responsible for the inertia and unwillingness to move forward. He wrote his mind and he makes sense, sense enough to make a few folks concerned about the issue. That's a step, it may not be enough, but it is still a step. He has a voice and he is using it to speak in condemnation...bro whichever way you want to dice it..that's a step. |
| Literature › Re: MI's Touching Piece for Murdered UNIPORT Students by iyeyemi: 9:49am On Oct 09, 2012 |
shymexx: These clowns stay writing 'pieces' when the country is in abyss...Really not sure why your venom is directed at MI on this one? What's he supposed to do other than write? Go to PH and gun down the natives of Alua? The fact that his writing got you in here even thinking about the issue is a start. Besides, what have YOU done lately to right society's wrongs. |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: US Ambassador Killed In Libya Consulate Attack by iyeyemi: 2:19pm On Sep 12, 2012 |
[quote author=mosh_musth]The best way to leave together both Christian and Muslim is to learn how to respect each other religion.. Disrespecting prophet Muhammed or publishing that may aggravate tension among us should be prohibited.. Imagine that nigeria journalist in 2002 uttering rubbish, that Denmark cartoon about prophet Muhammed, that Pakistan Boy that fled to uk for protection that wrote the satanic quran,the burning of quran by American soldiers and now the recently air uk TV comic about Islam was greeted with wide spread of critism from Islamic clerics n followers this scorn and disrespectful act towards Islam should be stopped and must be stopped... Learn to respect Islam and accomodate Islamic teaching in ur Christianity ways that way we will all live happily...[/quote]Just like those buffoons in libya, you are no different from an animal. I have heard countless islamic sermons against Jesus and xtianity and nobody gets killed. Here you are justifying the killing of someone who probably didn't even know the movie exists. So if someone else disrespects your religion you have the right to kill anybody for it. Animals 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: Fashola Arrests Army Officers On BRT Lane by iyeyemi: 9:59am On Jul 18, 2012 |
kennytidistar: wait o even fashola has break the law, his he a law enforcement agent? his he the police? so why his he arresting? has the law court given a warrant for the men to be arrested see as lie dey kill us for this our obodo country, well the constitutition only permit the the NAC to discipline their member and not fashola so he should go and sleep. liar gov.Comments like yours reveal to me why Nigeria is in this awful mess that we are in. Try and get a little education before making comments henceforth...just a little |
| Christianity Etc › Re: Bishop Oyedepo Wins Exorcism Slap Suit by iyeyemi: 11:56am On Jul 12, 2012 |
Meanwhile all these religious sycophants would demand accountable governance from politicians...as they say a people deserve the government they get.That lawyer should be disbarred, 'Miss Justice'...what a clown |
| Christianity Etc › Re: Bishop Oyedepo’s N2 Billion Assault Lawsuit: Court Fixes July 12 For Judgment by iyeyemi: 4:49pm On Jul 03, 2012 |
I don't get the part where the lawyer decided to use a nickname in place of the plaintiff's real name...'Miss Justice?'...it's either he is not a very good lawyer or he is trying to lose the case on purpose |
| Business › Re: An Afribank Ex Worker Committes Sucide. by iyeyemi: 2:20pm On Jun 27, 2012 |
Where is the rope around his neck? |
| Education › Re: Emmanuel Ohuabunwa 1st Blackman With 3.98 GPA At John Hopkins University by iyeyemi: 10:37am On Jun 26, 2012 |
slimming: so 3.9 GPA is a celebration in that university? when lots of people are making 4.5+ in Nigeria without international recognition.Yhelloooo...3.98 out of a possible 4.0! |
| Romance › Re: Why Are Younger Women Seeking For Older Men And Older Men Seeking For Girls? by iyeyemi: 7:21pm On Jun 23, 2012 |
@queensmith...on the surface your argument sounds rational, but in this world that we live in, if it's not criminal and it doesn't hurt the other person (i.e. if it's consensual as between two adults), then please your tag of perversion and any other name so called is not well informed. Couples with many years in between them have had both good and bad marital experiences, same as couples with relative similarity age wise. The lesson - Don't generalize and because it doesnt make sense to you doesnt make it wrong 4 Likes |
| TV/Movies › Re: Avatar And Ben-10 Boys by iyeyemi: 8:23pm On Jun 11, 2012 |
This looks more like 'Hungry' games...lol |
| Celebrities › Re: Funke Akindele Aka `jenifa` Get Married In Private Ceremony by iyeyemi: 3:56pm On May 25, 2012 |
See as people are just taking panadol for someone else's headache. I can't count the 'legions' of women who married a 'single' man of the same religious beliefs who are living in nightmares disguised as matrimony. To each his or her own abeg! As long as what she is doing ain't illegal why is everybody taking up arms against her? |
| Politics › Re: Lagos Targets Churches, Mosques In 2012 Tax Drive by iyeyemi: 5:42pm On Dec 22, 2011 |
Guys read up, he is talking about taxing business owned by churches. Not taxing the church directly! |
| Politics › Re: Nigeria Praised By Imf Chief Christine Lagarde by iyeyemi: 11:53am On Dec 20, 2011 |
[quote author=Godman_n link=topic=828725.msg9802183#msg9802183 date=1324374934]Goat! and you consider yourself as "Privileged as" those people!!! People that live in the bushes or that do not have brains to understand how the world works should close their mouths. No wonder we are in the doldrums? Because our schools refuse to teach us; our history was dumped and pure lies put into our heads to confuse us more. Chief, you are a slave of the world and will never be considered worthy of what gets to the Greece, the Italians, The Spanish. Get it into your dammed head, Western Europe owns our world. Stop fooling yourself; IMF, WORLD BANK, UN etc will never threat you like the Europeans. For your information, there is a world world ranking order 1: Western Europe and America. (For your information US, CANADA, NEW ZEALAND, AUSTRALIA , including some from South Africa, and Zimbabwe are cousins of the Western Europe.). 2. The Asians 3. The South Americans 4. Other Africans (Caribeans) 5. Bloody Black Africans. (That's where me and you belong.) Until we get this and work to reform and earn our respect; we will continue to be fooled.[/quote]I was going to argue with your assertions, but I read your post again and with the kind of unnecessary venom in your response, I had to agree with you that we are a backward people. |
| Christianity Etc › Re: Slaps Giving! By Bishop David Oyedepo by iyeyemi: 5:43pm On Dec 17, 2011 |
If this had been one 'local' pastor or a white garment prophet, the same people supporting the act would be the same ones crying foul. 1 Like |
| Career › Re: Skill Sets For The Future- Nigeria In Focus by iyeyemi: 10:56am On Nov 15, 2011 |
Wish there were more posts like this one |
| Crime › Re: History Lessons: Some Unseen Videos Of The Biafran War by iyeyemi: 5:48pm On Nov 03, 2011 |
I STILL THINK THERE ARE TOO MANY UNDER AGED PEOPLE ON THIS FORUM.EITHER THAT OR THERE ARE TOO MANY CHILDISH PEOPLE IN THIS COUNTRY! Na wa! Enough with the back and forth already |
