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koruji:I am not saying that PDP has done well. Infact their performance is far below average. But what I'm saying is that the opposition do not offer better prospects rather than just being 'the opposition' PDPs national ideology may not be perfect but they are the party that believe in the one Nigeria slogan which is aided by their rotation policy (although I do not subscribe to this) What we see in other parties are people who are tired of this country and want to protect their region from it whereas PDP is offering everyone a seat on the table Just look at the last election where defeat was staring them in the face rather than unite and offer a viable opposition instead they choose defeat. Why? Because they could not suppress their selfish personal interests. Whereas in PDP even with all the threats they managed to keep it within under the party and present us with one candidate. You talk like its only PDP that rigs elections. All parties rig elections in areas where they have supporter majority. I've seen it done severally The opposition can only become a viable option if they 1. Throw away their regional ideologies and unite into one with national interests and not god-fathered by one or two people. 2. If they stop accepting former PDP rogues 3. If they provide us with viable individuals of character and not hand picked ones or friends and relatives 4. If their elected officials perform well and not rely on the hardwork of one man to use as a face for their party 5. If they do away with their god fathers or promote more people to this status so that one man doesnt run the show. Until then PDP will still lead the way And please stop telling me to vote the opposition just because of that. This is exactly what Peter Obi used to ride to power (together with media publicity). Now look at his performance today. With the way things are going, ACN may loose some state to PDP in the next elections |
koruji:Like it or not PDP is the only party with not just a national spread but also a national ideology. I think from the recent past those putting Nigerias problems on PDP are not telling themselves the truth. We all know how people jump from party to party during elections and all of a sudden we make a rouge a saint just because he has changed his party or is it that of a man installing his family members to run for any political position he likes I can go on and list alot of governors both from PDP and the opposition who performed excellently and also those who did poorly. I think we should be objective in our criticisms and not just because of someones party. I think any official that wants to work will do so irrespective of his party. @alj harem So are you saying we should vote people from the opposition just because they are from another party? I really believe that no other party would have performed better than PDP all this while. Afterall is it not thesame politicians? |
denitro:ANSWER: you ask him 'if I meyour twin brother and asked him the right road to follow, which one would he show me? Then you simply follow the opposite road of any one he shows you |
I'm very annoyed. It should have been atleast 6-0 |
Very soon they will say Ibra is overrated |
MILAN all the way FORZA ROSSONERI |
Why is the word seexuall censored |
Well its already part of the curriculum and is currently being taught. When I visited home this last Christmas I remember going through my junior ones biology notes and texts and was surprised to see topics on sexual education and contraception. I also learnt that quite a number of topics in social studies had been scraped e.g. Evolution of man e.t.c. These have been replaced by topics regarding current social vices like cultism, drug trafficking. Well I see it as a nice move and also want contraceptives especially condoms and emergency pills to be made available in schools |
The ingenuity of the Igbo Spirit |
Kudos to the SSS for a job well done |
PHOTOSHOP Its funny how many people have been fooled by this 1. If you look at the under of the table carefully you should notice that its a picture of two different people (i.e copy and paste). This is possible because some of them are wearing thesame uniform 2. Also see the two girls hugging in front. This cant be an exam. You also notice that most desks have books scattered all over. Funny that people have already started debating this |
Very soon these hausa mallams come here and insult Igbos when their region ranks extremely low in the basic standard for measuring development. I wish we can also have their maternal mortality rate and under 5 mortality rate to see that northern Nigeria and contries like somalia and afghanistan are almost equal. Yet they think it's their right to rule Nigeria. Very soon they will start shouting quota systen and federal character |
Absolutely wrong move. This shows us that ALL these opposition parties are regional parties with regional ideologies. Waiting to see the opinion of ACN supporters on this. |
I think its too harsh as most of the people that will die are not will not be government officials (especially if it is at all levels) |
Those northern states should take a cue from this |
wrong move |
Don't know why some people specialise in opening senseless threads. @op if you like you can work 24/7/365. Nobody is stopping you. BTW how did this make it to the front page |
@op my best friend is from mbaise and he is a good guy. However I can tell you that there are some beliefs some Igbos have against them of which most are false. But I can tell you they are very fetish and most of their indigenes hardly return home or are very careful when they return. You can ask her yourself. (as they say no smoke without fire) Also forget most of these Hollywood fans telling you that you are only getting married to her let them go and check how long Hollywood marriages last. In Nigeria marriage is a union between two families not necessarily between two people. Also remember marriage is not all about love and NO marriage lasts no love alone In summary: Don't stereotype her because of her people but there are somethings associated with Mbaise people which you should look out for in her. This doesn't necessarily mean she is bad. Ok just take these analogies - You are more likely to be duped if you are doing business with a Nigerian than with a Briton. This does not mean that all Nigerians are fraudsters - As a Christian you are more likely to be killed by Boko H if you live in the north Man its all about probability |
Hello I'm a med student who will soon be through with med school. Just wanted to be cleared on somethings 1. I hear going abroad for residency now can be tough. So please is it worth the stress and effort or is it better if its done here. 2. Does a consultant trained in America have an edge over one trained in Nigeria if they are to practice in Nigeria. 3. Please which countries abroad are easier to go for residency and what is the advantage of the US and UK over these countries |
still waiting |
Obviously your best wasn't good enough. |
dtanigwe:1. Money ritual is superstitious nonsense. If you notice it was brought up by some bigots. 2. Its good u are learning his language. But Igbo is a very hard and complex language to learn. I doubt you know it that well as he may be talking about u and you wont even suspect anything 3. About discussing your concerns. Its ok but you have to put your feet down and get to know his family fast 4. Dont be carried away by his proverbs (typical with Igbos) or his going to church. It doesn't change who he really is 5. Dont act like you have nothing to loose if there is a break up. You never know how you might react to something until you experience it In summary I may sound pessimist (although I'm just looking at it as a fellow Igbo man would do) your relationship with this man has very basic issues you need to sort out immediately. And mind you those looking for papers do not go telling their spouses to their face rather they tend to play the good guy. |
[quote author=Mrs, Chima link=topic=855384.msg10056765#msg10056765 date=1327622866]Did your cousin marched around with a trumpet for his wife with your family?[/quote]Definitely not. But I was brought up to believe that marriage does not just bring two people together but also two families. Also in our family we know and are usually in good terms with any intending spouse (except one) . Moreover I think a man who doesn't listen to his parents will not listen to his wife also |
[quote author=Mrs, Chima link=topic=855384.msg10056335#msg10056335 date=1327617415]Wow. You are on point. OP, trust me Igbo men take GREAT pride in their wives, children, and family. It is IMPORTANT that his family approves you ESPECIALLY if he really loves you. The ENTIRE FAMILY will know you exist before you even know they exist because an Igbo man in love will shout it with pride. We are not saying he doesn't love you but some of the things you have shared are alarming. Shine your eyes.[/quote]I'm beginning to feel for the op If she was my sister or child I would have told her to end the union right away to prevent further trauma because as you said I really dont think he loves her |
dtanigwe:I hardly reply on this forum but I just want to because i didn't like your mothers story and I feel you deserve better I know I might sound sceptical but as am Igbo man I noticed somethings that I am worried about 1. He is Igbo and his main reason of going abroad might have been to make money 2. You said he is quite new in town and is settling down. Hope he is not using you to achieve that purpose or get his papers 3. He said he just ended a relationship with a 'witch' with which he had a child. See Igbo men value their wife and kids. If the other lady was Igbo I am almost certain he is married to her and sees her as his true and only wife. 4. His refusal to introduce you to his family means alot. This most likely may be because his other woman is in the care of his family and they will be shocked to know you exist. 5. He has political ambitions and its almost certain he will come back to achieve them and the fact is you might not help him much in achieving them due to family support and a different political environment. 6. He most likely will speak in Igbo language to his relatives meaning you will not understand their discussion which makes it tougher. 7. You should also observe how often he sends money home. This will show you how soon he wants to return as they may be for some projects or his own family My advice for you is 1. Try as much as possible to speak with his family especially his mother and sisters as they are the main people involved in family issues 2. You did not say whether you have a child for him. But if you dont then dont get pregnant until you are fully aware of family background and his family also know you 3. Just be careful as i have my reservations toward this man 4. Also dont allow external interference in your family but listen to your parents advice as most times they speak the truth from experience that your peers dont have and you wont get on this forum. But the problem comes with sifting out their natural selfishness, bias and love from the truth they give. |
@Seun and Kobo I think you people should also look at their agreement with other countries. That of Iran really interests me ![]() |
ceejayluv:1. Its much better if you post without insults 2. Everybody knows about royalty payments if not none of them would be Here but its just the percentage thats worrisome 3. I think I prefer the method used in Iran where they do the whole work and sell the crude to the government at a fixed price so all the rise in oil price will be gain to the government only |
Left for me both the IG and all DIGs should be retired. GEJ has to borrow the iron fist of some past leaders in this case |
WHAT ![]() Who signed that agreement in the first place |
ismhab:This just shows how you think. I hope you are expecting your own 72 virgins up there. But let me ask what kind of place do you think heaven is and also what will your 4 wives here be doing while you deflower your virgins FYI this is my last reply to you |
If i will get married and settle down abroad then yes. If i will get married and settle in 9ja then no. But with things changing fast in 9ja I will have a rethink when the time comes |
ziccoit:Man I dont understand you but I still think you are mistaken |
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