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stupid thread zhukafa:well, check out your profile pic. you are a big man yourself ![]() |
Sagamite, the way i'm looking at you, you better be ready to remain a bachelor for a loooooong time ![]() you complain about women's drama. but your own drama get as e be. who will be able to tolerate that? |
if you want to see igbos protesting, just burn a statue or effigy of their god Ojukwu. they will come out in droves^ am I a prophet or what? Just as I predicted a few day ago. while the rest of Nigeria is protesting against fuel subsidy removal. The igbos have decided to hold their strike protest for Ojukwu's death. https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-844646.0.html |
What did I say am I a prophet or what?these Igbo people will only protest if it has to do with their god Ojukwu or other tribal issue. what do they care about fuel subsidy. |
Seun, your post is very confusing and contradictory. I know you like to be known as a bonafide "capitalist" and despise all things associated with the government but let's be serious here, 1. education is mandatory according to law. therefore there HAS to be public schools in existence to justify the law. 2. do you seriously think it's ok for students to be calling their principals "CEO"? . you are confusing a school with a car company or something. 3. when "ALL adult residents" are involved in your scheme, it ceases to be a private venture but a PUBLIC one. did you consider this? 4. related to point 3, where will the shareholders' meeting take place? private board room or town hall? lol 5. what happens when there are issues/ disagreements and such among "share holders" (aka ALL adult residents ) who will arbitrate. will it be an elected official? 6. How will geographic residency be drawn out? who qualifies to be a resident? will we go by local government borders? 6. school fees. haha. you mention nothing about this in your post. who decides the school fees? basically, your idea is headed in the right direction if only you acknowledge that what you are calling for really is better government. ie government by the people, for the people and of the people. |
nobody is saying you can't have your wedding. ![]() point is, tell him what you saw. couples fight and have misunderstandings all d time. it may have been someone else impersonating you and sending him emails |
@OP, your post is very confusing. why not just tell him what you found. and have a voice recorder with you. your username sef is fishy. I think you are a man. impersonating a woman. |
bin gbagbo, you should seriously stick to comedy section. you are venturing out too much. haba |
expatiate more. are you experiencing this issue? because this seems like a no-brainier question to me. |
9ja woman r fake because that's what attracts 9ja men. |
Nigerian protests are always destructive; that is not how protests should berotflmao |
I'm really ready to move on but yet I give him another chance,what is this? these desperate old hags need to get a life. here she sees all the "green card" signs and she's still talking about "give him another chance." wth? |
if you want to see igbos protesting, just burn a statue or effigy of their god Ojukwu. they will come out in droves ![]() |
westerners and northerners are more active in civic society. and more patriotic nigerian citizens easterners don't want to do anything in the name of Nigeria. they will prefer to fight and accuse other tribes than to fight and hold the government responsible. |
For decades, many of these regimes relied on food subsidies to ensure stability -- a social contract so pervasive that the Tunisian scholar Larbi Sadiki described it as dimuqratiyyat al-khubz, or "democracy of bread." But over the past several years, grain prices reached record levels, and these appeasement policies lost their luster. In Tunisia, pro-democracy demonstrations began in late December 2010 with protesters brandishing baguettes. In just a few months, a wave of uprisings rippled across the region, toppling Tunisian President Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali and Egypt's longtime ruler, Hosni Mubarak. http://www.foreignaffairs.com/articles/67672/annia-ciezadlo/let-them-eat-bread |
that's the spirit. |
they say the north is dangerous violent and riotous they say the people are blood-thirsty angry and feisty but for me, as a south easterner the north will always be pleasanter for me and my family a tempestuous land of milk and honey tomorrow I will be caught bare but until then, let me remain here just send my ashes home, son to the land of the rising sun |
MsDarkSkin:only a r[i]et[/i]ard will marry for green card when he has the option to get it legally. green card marriages are always a desperate attempt. even the men in it see themselves as the victims. unfortunately |
oh no. N'dour pls keep the respect of your fans and stick to music. Haiti: Presidential election in 2011 won by singer Michel 'Sweet Micky' Martellywith Wyclef Jean as second runner up. lol |
darkman200:shush. be proud of your non-mixed children. even though you wish they were mixed. eya |
jennykadry:oh my goodness. lol you're crazy ![]() |
@outstrip, you make a good point but not all women are bitter and resentful of unfaithful husbands. ex. there are some who believe that all men cheat and therefore do not see it as grounds for separation or divorce. I personally know a woman who puts condoms in her husband's briefcase when he goes on business trips. I know this because I overheard her on a phone conversation and she was very light-hearted about it. this woman clearly isn't the bitter, resentful type who feels she's losing her dignity. She is the typical woman OP is talking about who accepts adultery from her husband. if the woman stays bitter and resentful, then obviously she doesn't "accept" infidelity. she needs to get out of the marriage because I agree that such a hostile environment is bad for d children. I personally cannot know what I will do if I find myself in such a situation. there are so many factors involved. it's easy to say "divorce" but once someone finds herself in the situation, she might act differently. |
rotfl @ green card babies. Just FYI, Obama is a "green card baby". |
lefulefu:maybe this is british slang. no1 in US talks like that. it's reminiscent of Ali G actually. but of course u won't know that. how are things going in maroko village by the way? |
I think one main problem is with publishers or publishing houses. are there any good ones in Nigeria? they control the business side of it afterall because I'm sure we have d literary talents. who probably have the skill to write, but lack the skill (or even interest) to sell and do business. take for example the very sad story of how "Confederacy of Dunces" (USA) got published. or how Samuel Johnson's "History of the Yorubas" got published. and many other manuscripts that were originally turned away by publishers etc. sometimes only becoming known to the public long after the authors have died. in essence, writing and selling are two different things. writers don't sell books. publishers do. |
can you please tell me the difference between him and your boyfriend?I would like to know as well. lol |
eatme:I think he's looking for a sugar mommy. |
something you have to realize that the MAIN purpose of marriage is to raise children. that stable 2 parent environment is really important. romantic love itself is being described by scientists as an evolutionary phenomenon meant to force a man and a woman to stay together long enough to raise their child/children. agiboma:You are not the only one. many women do it for the same reason as well. |
VENUSS:that's tofu lol I made something similar a while ago but didn't use any coagulant. I don't remember what I did but the soy curdled. thanks 4 the tips now I know what to do to intentionally cause it to curdle. but doesn't the vinegar affect the taste?? |
Miss_Ife, I even like it now when I try to chat with hubby and he doesn't reply,weird maybe a defense mechanism you've built up. most normal people won't like to be speaking to thin air. |


am I a prophet or what?
. you are confusing a school with a car company or something. 
. Stop dumping on others to make yourself feel better. And before they all start drawing daggers, i am happily married to a Nigerian woman , so save your breath 