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Romance › Re: Daily Pains Of A Single, Rich Guy by jpphilips(m):
@op
For you to get yourself in an oil company you must have made very good grades.

To make good grades, you must have a high level of discipline so I have no doubt you traded your social life for good grades except if you are a genius, then you can combine both.

Most of the things you wrote are laughable, your money gives you a kind of power you don't seem to know how to use.
You lack the pernaphenalia of social panache due to your academic indulgeance not any fault of urs though.
You lack what it takes to allow your persona outshine your status.

By what you wrote, I can tell you a few things about yourself, you are a shy person and you are definitely not attractive.

You said you spend more on women than average guys, well, most rich guys hardly do that except when they are socially disadvantaged.


A married man will definitely spend more on women than a bachelor for obvious reasons, as a wealthy bachelor, you are on a social advantage but you seem not to have the social skills to make it count.
And why do you alienate yourself socially? you should take a walk often in ur hood to know who is out there.
In an expensive car you can collect number in traffic na ur liver kill am. there is no limitation to how far a rich dude can get.

know when to be nice to women and know when to be ruthless it is a very thin line, if you lack the former, chances are that you will end up a mugu.

A man with a good job is serendipitous, you will never understand who you are till you meet your ilks who made money on the street.

I have been there done that and I have been everywhere, you are really wasting.

You need a coach to brush you up a bit.

Get a rich friend who made money on the street and learn his ways, your obvious challenge is your source of income.
Sorry bro!!
BTW, what do you need a woman's love for? have you tried a loyal woman before?
Trust me the former taste better
Politics › Re: Subsidy Removal; The way out by jpphilips(op):
netotse:
Chairmain...you're coming across as a proud person, granted, it's easy to see that you're knowledgeable in some areas but you still make some funny mistakes that out you as not being as rounded as you seem to potray yourself as being.
I opened this thread for a reason and your pseudo innate behaviour has derailed that objective.
Of what use are you here since you have no ideas how to remove subsidy?
You are fast becoming a nuisance, watch it!!
Family › Re: Lusting After My Husband's Cousin by jpphilips(m): 2:18pm On Jul 02, 2015
forix4u:
Dis babe self na wa 4u ooo... I'm very sure u r just a little girl without any sense of humor and experience. Jus some months back u were pregnant and was asking if "Nnzu" is good for a pregnant woman. The other time after some months of giving birth u seek advice for the dropping of ur baby's hair on nairaland instead of taking her to d hospital. U even sold ur blackbery phone here on nairaland...now its how ur husband is denying u sex...na wao...woman don't u have shame for urself? Full house wife has turn u to a Nairaland specialist where u spend vitally all ur day commenting and posting different issues of even ur private life and seeking advice here n there. Pls get urself occupied and stop being a child. That u r married wit a baby doesn't mean u r matured enof of. Look for sth to do pls. I fink maybe ur constant sitting at home is one of d main reason ur husband is denying u sex.
You are more shameless to have followed her around this long, I doubt if you earn a decent living.
Family › Re: Lusting After My Husband's Cousin by jpphilips(m): 2:16pm On Jul 02, 2015
sukkot:
old enough to whoop yo ass nigga angry grin wink
Now I know your age, sorry!!
Politics › Re: Can We Identify Any Non-northern Buhari Appointees? by jpphilips(m): 2:00pm On Jul 02, 2015
aguiyi1:
looking for the wind is a wasteful venture.

we are still were we are because the descendants of oduduwa are afraid to stand on their own so they support the gambaris to act as if violence has been monopolized in the zoo.

Biafra is coming, we wouldn't continue like this
Mumu! !
Family › Re: Lusting After My Husband's Cousin by jpphilips(m): 9:34am On Jun 29, 2015
sukkot:
nigga this is end times, 2015. nobody is looking for companionship. everyone wants to be bleeped cheesy
How old are you bros?
Family › Re: Lusting After My Husband's Cousin by jpphilips(m): 9:22am On Jun 29, 2015
biaka1994:
We ain't poor we ain't rich!quote author=jpphilips post=35183699]



Your hubby has a Girlfriend now, get yourself a Bf but definitely not his cousin, what is the financial situation at the home front?
In that case get yourself a dude, I only fear if you will see a guy that will be willing to risk it shaa. What you are experiencing at home is the first sign of cheating, dont confront him yet, watch out for other signs
Family › Re: Lusting After My Husband's Cousin by jpphilips(m): 9:19am On Jun 29, 2015
iyke4ever:
Sister, please understand in a very clear terms that men don't like women that beg for sex most often, it irritates men. Try everything possible to let the opposite be your experience, you will see him loving you like mad again. Above all, go to his maker in praying & fasting, He will turn back his heart to you. However, before u go to GOD, ensure you confess that evil thought of lusting after his cousin & stop forever, then God will bring your husband back to you. Good luck & don't give up. God bless you.
So many psycho on nairaland, what do you mean by the bold sentence? why do crazy people think that their world is so normal and it can assume a yard stick for others?
Your wife begging you for sex is the most mind blowing experience for sane people, see a shrink ASAP.
Politics › Re: 7 Outdated Technologies That Had Great Impact On The Lives Of Nigerian's by jpphilips(m): 12:33am On Jun 29, 2015
YouthsPC0:
1. Floppy disk : at a point in time it was our only source of storing data , as a university undergraduate you must have one to store either project or materials at a Business Center, it was very useful and very vulnerable.

But show it to an undergraduate today and he/she will tell you what the heck I'd this ?

3 GSM Antenna : its very easy to forget how time flies , when the global system for Mobile telecommunication was introduced in Nigeria only major cities had access to the Network , in some areas people had to climb trees or mountains with their Nokia 3310 or Samsung R220 to get network.

Those days call centers had GSM antenna attached to a phones to enable acquire signal,all that is history now !

3.Cellophane water: Before the advent of pure water or what others choose to Call packaged water , Nigerian's had long been in the business.

It was simple

A. Buy a pack white nylons.

B.Fill each with tap water

C. Tie up with sack rope

D. Refrigerate

E. Start selling

Thanks to pure water this technology has been archived

4,Nintendo, Sega and Un branded Games

Yes this Names still exist as games today but many have forgotten how computer games were the exclusive preserve of rich kids , as a poor kid or a child from a middle income home computer games are things you see in school with that dude whose father owns the tallest building in the city. today with= N= 100 you can get any game software its that easy !

5.VCR: Do you remember watching any Indian movie through the window of your neighbors house because your family could not afford one , you are not alone:

Movies like MAD , Distinambari 10 10 10, Mother India, Snake in the monkey shadow were all available

Towards the end of the 90s Video cassettes where everywhere but today most kids would not know what a VCR or VCP is used for, even CD and DVDs are been phased out thanks to technology

Remember Toshiba ,Sharp !

How time Flies

6. Black and white TV

At a time in our history Lucozade cellophane is the only thing that can confer color on your Black and white TV, it was a technology that lasted for a long time , you watch voltron, Super Ted every on the black and white screen every Saturday and eat white rice and stew which only come on sundays !

If you try that with your child today you won't like what the kid will tell you !

7. ___________? I will leave the Seventh Blank and allow you decide which other outdated technology made great impact on the lives of nigeria


http:///qi84IX
Turn table player and gramophone abi you no meet am?
Land line, fax machines and typewriter.
Politics › Re: Pictures : Random Pictures Of The Nigerian Air-force by jpphilips(m): 10:04pm On Jun 27, 2015
Nigeria has chinook now?
Politics › Re: What's Happening In Anambra, All the Markets Closed. by jpphilips(m): 6:36pm On Jun 27, 2015
That is what happens when illetrates listen to Lunatic like Nnamdi Kanu who told them Buhari is a member of Boko Haram, You see the path of hate speeches?
Politics › Re: Nigerians Should Ignore ‘hate Messages’ From Radio Biafra, Says NBC by jpphilips(m): 4:50pm On Jun 27, 2015
laudate:
There are a number of Rivers men that own oil wells. Ever heard of Moni Pulo owned by High Chief O. B Lulu-Briggs? Also check the name Odoliyi Lolomari. He owns a few oil wells and he is Kalabari from Rivers State.

Educate yourself.
Don't mind the f00l who is a mental slave to that Lunatic Nnamdi Kalu, 95% of his broadcast are white lies, how people believe him is mind boggling.
You skipped Ajumogobia and Dan Etete.
Southern goats are brain washed to believe that Northerners control their oil.
Politics › Re: Reason We Attacked Militants Hideout In Calabar - Ohwo by jpphilips(m): 4:00pm On Jun 27, 2015
Vulu:
Immediately i read your 'calabar south east ', I concluded that you are a dunce. I put it to you that Calabar is South eastern Geographically. Military almajiris with poor knowlege of geography redefined 'South east' to achieve political divide and rule aims. Quasi-dolts like you swallowed hook, line and sinker. Please grab a map and study it without political bias.
Funny enough Nnamdi Kalu agrees with me, he even promised to send me an e mail of the consultations he has been doing with Niger delta,
If Kanu agrees, why should I take you seriously?
Politics › Re: Reason We Attacked Militants Hideout In Calabar - Ohwo by jpphilips(m): 3:52pm On Jun 27, 2015
Futureleader201:
. U R talking nonesence. Director of IPOB is in d right direction. I am thinking Y d Zoo is still holding Ndibo, They said ibo people are criminals,kipnappers,pirates,drug pushers,419ers etc .... they bring bad name to d Zoo. Y not let them go. When U hv a girlfriend/boyfriend that possess ds type of quality, do u still keep her/him? Answer me mr man. Mtchhh!!!!!!
You even lack the ability to dispute my facts yet you called it nonsense?
Are you not scared?
Politics › Re: Subsidy Removal; The way out by jpphilips(op): 3:48pm On Jun 27, 2015
mandarin:
I am seriously opposed to subsidy removal.But let me state that your position isn't bad either. Taken that all your stated reforms are excited but I will state my position:
Before we can attain 100% local production of all our petroleum products consumption it will be at least 24 months if we start today, this is because the technology to do it isn't domiciled within our country.
Also, one critical factor to import cost of products is the exchange rate to the dollar. The current mangers of out MPR are to me, have not demostrated sufficient knowledge of the game. Devaluing the naira is criminal why those economic hawks responsible for such have not been put behind bars.
Removing subsidy is making the populace pay for the inefficiencies of government over the years.
Before you can deregulate, get new refineries on stream, sell crude to them at prices below the international market and grow the domestic consumption market by ensuring more consumers are built. The future of Nigeria lies in building its own domestic market which has hundreds of billions in gaps.
What about the gas market. Generating electricity through gas and growing industrial and domestic consumptions is the way forward. We are a weak party in international negotiations but if we have a thriving local market we will become strong.
So what is the way forward: quickly reform the CBN, I mean now to be responsive to current challenges and seek to build the domestic market.
My plan is a 4yr plan so the 24months you proposed is a little conservative.
I really don't know much about the financial sector, I only know how the policies there affect the oil industry, can you explain more how a CBN reform could affect subsidy?

About the Exploratory part and the technology there in, you are right but I am only proposing a restructure of what we have on ground first before we advance.
Politics › Re: Subsidy Removal; The way out by jpphilips(op): 3:32pm On Jun 27, 2015
kaboninc:
I have never at any time made such a remark. You have as you have admitted.

I'll say it again: I may not have ideas but the rub.bish you profess can't hold water.
You still don't have any ideas uptill now? so what are you doing here?
This thread is for people who have got the ideas, can you open your own thread and continue with your buffoonery pls!!
I won't ask you nicely again.
Politics › Re: A "Standing Ovation" For Mr President by jpphilips(m): 2:35pm On Jun 27, 2015
HzRF:
Buahri should have met billion of acct in the FG acct right?
Let me ask
Are we making enough money as expected?
If no
Should GEJ left d Fg acct buzzing with billion without paying salaries, contractors, MDS and earn salaries and allowance?
He should have left his responsibilities just for his successor to meet billion in Fg acct?
Is Fg acct as savings account Lyk ECA, SWF
why is buahri complaining wen we produce 3m barrels /per day


Buhari knws oil price has fell yet salaries didn't decrease, d cost of cement, asphalt etc didn't decrease
Hw will he expect to meet billion in Fg acct
Wen they are not savings acct
Na ur papa dey produce 3mbbls for Nigeria abi?
Politics › Re: A "Standing Ovation" For Mr President by jpphilips(m): 2:28pm On Jun 27, 2015
Alphaoscar:
You have been hammering over this sovereign wealth fund as if it is a FG's sole property. FYI, no President can't take out of that money without giving the states their own share. Go and read about that sovereign wealth fund get the hell outa my mentions.
SWF is the FG's share of the ECA in part so it solely belongs to the FG.
Keep your ignorance to yourself.
Family › Re: Lusting After My Husband's Cousin by jpphilips(m): 6:20pm On Jun 26, 2015
biaka1994:
Please I just need your advice or advices which ever of them. I met my husband in 2013 things were going on well and sweet. We normally make love almost every minute of the day so much dat I got used to it. When we got married and I got pregnant my husband became so cold towards sex I thought maybe he was scared of my pregnancy. Some times i'll have to beg him to make love to me. After much begging he'll reluctantly do it. I gave birth and I thought things would change but it's all the same. I keep begging and begging embarassed I have just decided to be myself and take my mind of it. The only person I talk to is his cousin and have become so close to him that am beginning to lust after him he is married tho but he lives close to us. Just this evening I nearly kissed him and I felt so embarrassed. Please guys help me it's Getting out of hand. What do I do? sad sad Please no bashing we all are humans and we do silly things atimes.




Cc: Lalasticlala
Your hubby has a Girlfriend now, get yourself a Bf but definitely not his cousin, what is the financial situation at the home front?
Family › Re: My Husband Is My Boyfriend On Facebook, Whatsapp & Bbm And He Does Not Know It by jpphilips(m): 1:43pm On Jun 24, 2015
michaelobinna:
Please this story isn't about me ,a female shared it and I decided to share here..

I have been married to my hubby for 8 years and we are blessed with 4 boys which I had vaginally. After my last boy, my marriage went from bad to worse, as in, getting my hubby’s attention over the years has been very difficult. To have sex with him is even on ‘appointment’ basis. The rate at which my marriage was going, I knew that if I didn’t do something about it, it would move from worse to worst.

I sought the advice of one of my very close friends and she told me what to do. As funny as this sounds, it was working very well and I don’t want what I am doing to end.

I got a new phone and sim card, then opened new accounts on all the social media, putting all my best body parts as the display/profile picture, especially on facebook, whatsapp and bbm. I then sent a friend request to my husband. The silly man did not waste any time in accepting my requests. At first, he played hard to get but I still relented. Because my identity is not revealed to him, I went back to being the way I used to be with him that made him fall in love with me. I flirted with him badly, and he keeps falling more and more.

NHW, you won’t believe I send pictures of my p&%**y to him every morning and if you see how excited he gets. Can you imagine, he does not recognize ‘it’! The relationship has been going on strong for 6 months. In that 6 months, if you know how much he has sent to me. He has been begging to see my face, but I know that if I try that…the relationship will be over.

Back as his wife, his attention to me has greatly waned but he has been very polite and somewhat ‘nice’. He now locks his phone, as if…

NHW, I would rather have my hubby as a boyfriend than a husband. What do you think?

Should I continue or should I stop?
Funny but true, men hardly remember the organs of women they slept with not even their wives
Politics › Re: See Photos Of What Nigerian Soldiers Pass Through During Training by jpphilips(m): 6:17pm On Jun 23, 2015
lovaleenny:
Yet u use the "zoo forum" to advertise your website....why u no use radio biafra??... undecided
Dont mind the deranged Bingo
Politics › Re: Subsidy Removal; The way out by jpphilips(op): 11:21am On Jun 23, 2015
ohzee:
I was one of the people waiting for jp to open this new thread hoping it will make front page.
Unfortunately it is unlikely to do so because it is soooo full of insults. It's really sad.

However the subsidy debate appears to have died down again because fuel scarcity has ended temporarily. Maybe with a new round of scarcity we will debate more civilly.

Let's take it easy people.
I really don't see it that way, every good national policy will definitely jeopardize the interest of the hawks of failure. So you will never know whose interest has been barking on the thread to derail it, nevertheless, Aura has promised to recommend it, who knows, someone in Government may listen and Nigerians will be better off with that, that in my opinion is the bottom line.
Politics › Re: Subsidy Removal; The way out by jpphilips(op): 11:10am On Jun 23, 2015
kaboninc:
I may not have ideas but the one you profess to have, they are [b]foolis.h words not even worth labeling a foo.lish idea[/b].
That is the point, you are bereft of ideas that qualifies you as dumb!!

People like you said Jonathan was clueless when he proposed outright removal of subsidy, I equally called him clueless for doing so, the difference between you and I is that I branded him clueless because I had a clue, on your part, what do you have? "clueless" won't you say??

Now tell me, what is the difference between you and Jonathan if you were at the helm of affairs?
Politics › Re: Subsidy Removal; The way out by jpphilips(op): 10:33am On Jun 23, 2015
kaboninc:
Do you know what Yorubas call egbee?

You run when the heat is on. Only to return as a terrorists.

Hmmmm.

Just not in the mood to respond to your insults. I've sized you and noted your faults. Rather than accepting, you throw insults, insults you can't match.

Until such a time when you're ready for a robust debate, with facts to back up claims, without distorting positions of important individuals, then we can't walk on same road.

Hope you've seen the "supposed" recommendations of the Joda committee on subsidy removal, refineries privatisation, NPDC review and NNPC overhauling all subject of our disagreements?
I cannot have a robust debate with you because as far as subsidy removal is concerned, you have no plan let alone one that will not work, outright removal is no plan, now get lost!!
I saw your allegations on alternate Moniker, I couldn't help but size your IQ. An IQ that is bereft of ideas however small can only think of alternate monikers, does mine look that way to you? you are not even scared!!
Politics › Re: Subsidy Removal; The way out by jpphilips(op): 5:45pm On Jun 22, 2015
kaboninc:
I will say it is a time bomb, ticking slowly.

The faster this administration acts, the better for all of us.
The better for your dumb soul not all of us
Politics › Re: Subsidy Removal; The way out by jpphilips(op): 5:44pm On Jun 22, 2015
Aura2:
Are you aware of Nigeria's swap crude agreement? read about it sometime ago where does that crude come from?
Can't we use that source for our local production capacity?
OPA you mean? I am aware of it, you can not use it either, according to the arrangement, three companies will get 90,000bbls each to swap with refined petroleum products, Nigeria pays for logistics, the money you pay for the products plus logistics cost is always higher (depending on the price of crude), so it equally attracts a little subsidy.
270,000bbls of crude can not satisfy daily local consumption regardless.
Politics › Re: Reason We Attacked Militants Hideout In Calabar - Ohwo by jpphilips(m): 9:00am On Jun 22, 2015
pazienza:
No, Igbo massacres were happening right in Zik's era, in 1940's, a clear evidence that we have no business co existing with the blood thirsty Arewa. A clear call for an independent Igboland.

Zik met a different Nigeria. He didn't meet a Nigeria drunk with Igbophobia and full of hatred of Igbo progress. He met a Nigeria, where Ndiigbo were playing catch up, like a rookie with great potentials that everyone else ignored.

Actually, Ojukwu only came in to clean up Zik's mess. Zik had mis calculated, thinking he could form a nation with Islamic fundamentalists, the Igbo success which Zik himself spear headed had drawn too many enemies and envy to the Igbo within the Nigerian project, Ojukwu was given the tough job of having to protect Ndiigbo from the wrath generated by Zik's success from other envious Nigerian groups.
It shouldnt have been that way, if Zik pursued an independent Igbo republic from the beginning and established such.

It wasn't Ojukwu who caused the civil war. As a matter of fact, I have heard Yorubas accuse Zik of being responsible for Nzeogwu's coup. *grins*

Why must Ndiigbo choose APC, Ogbonnna onu and Okorocha chose APC, isn't that a plus to Ndiigbo? are they no longer Igbos, or must we all chose APC to please you children of hate?

Kanu speaks the truth that most times is bitter to the ears of Children of hate.

You are comparing apples and oranges here, America is a conquered territory, the native American groups had been fighting bitter tribal wars amongst each other, before the Caucasians invaded and shared the native American lands amongst each other.

Compare Nigeria with Yugoslavia and USSR, countries occupied by native owners, not a conquered territory like USA.


Zik met an Igbo people that had no pre Nigerian contact with the Arewa-Odua, a people that had never witnessed such a degree of hatred, massacre and genocide poured on them by envious African groups. Kanu met a bitter Igbo people that had witnessed firsthand, the extent envious groups can go to hurt them, a people that escaped genocide by whiskers, of course, a people whose victors had this as their policy: "The war aim and (final) solution properly
speaking of the entire problem, is to
discriminate against the Igbos and in their
own interest. Such discrimination would
include above all the detachment of those
oil-rich territories in the Eastern Region,
in addition, the Igbos' freedom of
movement would be restricted, to prevent
their renewed penetration into other parts,
leaving any access to the sea to the
Igbos, is quite out of the question,
"(Federal Nigerian Minister speaking to E.
C. Schwarzenback, Swiss Review of
Africa,
February 1968)
A people full of bitterness towards the Nigerian state. Yea, Kanu has it easy, only in your dreams.
Can you brief us clearly how the Massacre of the Igbos started?
Politics › Re: Reason We Attacked Militants Hideout In Calabar - Ohwo by jpphilips(m):
pazienza:
I am not a Kanu Nnamdi fanatic. Tell you, I listen to his broadcast not always.

But I am for all that will lead to the establishment of an independent republic of Igboland. And Kanu actions whether built on truth or lies, is keyed towards the establishment of a free Igboland. So he has my support. But that does not in anyway mean that I believe in all he says in his radio station, but he seem to be drawing many Igbos towards the Biafran journey, he is reawakening the Biafran spirit that is inbuilt in all with Igbo DNA, so I chose to ignore his errors, for he is but a human and so not perfect.

Zik never prepared the Igbo mind for the brutality inherent in the Nigerian polity, he seemed to be quite comfortable with Ndiigbo being the punch bag of the Nigerian project, he was always speaking of the Igbo race having been destined to suffer. Zik was shortsighted, he couldn't see that the solution to the Igbo question was an Independent Igbo nation, perhaps he was blinded by his thirst for power, he couldn't see beyond Nigeria, every king want to rule a bigger kingdom, or may be it is all too easy for me to see his deficiencies with the advantage of hindsight. http://chatafrik.com/articles/nigerian-affairs/calling-on-the-igbo-people-in-1949-by-dr-nnamdi-azikiwe


But either way, Zik and Kanu live in different era, both met Ndiigbo at different stages of our evolution as a nation and as a people within the Nigerian project, it will be quite unreasonable to expect Kanu to adopt Zik's methods.

The methods Zik used was apt for his era, and the method Kanu is using is equally apt for this our era.

Zik failed to lead Ndiigbo to our destination, which is independent nationhood, if kanu by hook or crook achieves that, he must have surpassed Zik as a better Igbo leader and will even start competing with Ojukwu in the hearts of Igbo people.
You became the punch bag (in your imagination though) the moment you derailed from Zik's ideologies, see where it has landed you.
Zik got Igbos the president and Governor General with his methods, what did Ojukwu's Biafra achieve?
The biggest humanitarian disaster in Africa's history, who is fooling who?


Zik will lead you, Ojukwu will lead you, Kanu will lead you, bros, are you a destitute?

Can't you choose your political compass wisely? while Ibos rejected APC did it stop Rochas and Ogbonnaya Onu from joining? who is better off now with APC at the centre?
Band wagon mentality is a curse!!.

Zik met Igbos in a Nigeria where drinking our locally brewed kai kai can land you 5yrs imprisonment without the option of fine, heightened intimidation, oppression and suppression yet he stood on the path of truth.

While Kalu met the Igbos in Economic prosperity, controlling the Economy of most Nigerian states with the lowest level of Poverty in Nigeria, yet he can not speak the truth? Kalu is a Lunatic, when I get through his next recording, I will school him back to reality.


Zik should prepare your mind? seriously? you have independence, whatever you decide to make of it is your problem.
Each state of the United States got their independence at different times, their Amalgamation was in furthering the quest for a prosperous America. They should have brought Abraham Lincoln to do that for them right?


Look at the Yorubas you guys hate, how did they become politically relevant in Nigeria since our democracy do you remember?

Since the Abiola's butched election victory, the Yorubas never slept, they were uniting and forming several pressure and pro democracy groups just to reclaim their mandate, they dared Abacha's gun to drive home their point.
Not until 1998 when God intervened and took away Abacha, your own Alex Ekwueme woke up from coma to recall that his G32 will metamophise to PDP.

At that Jos convention, the Yorubas taught him a bitter lesson that there is no room to reap from where you did not sow, Obasajo's 1999 presidency was a compensation to the Yorubas for Abiola and in recognition of their effort in a democratic Nigeria, where were the Igbos in the heat of Abacha's infamous assassinations of Yoruba pro democracy groups?


Even as Obasanjo betrayed the Yorubas they went back to the drawing board and today they have APC controlling the central government, where were the Igbos??

Instead of playing politics on the National stage, you want the easy way out, Biafra a portfolio Republic, Kalu Nnamdi must be an unambitious Lunatic.
Business › Re: See What BVN Will Cause All Nigerians by jpphilips(m): 12:43am On Jun 22, 2015
mikron:
the bile says in the last days without the number you will not be able to buy or sell lest u have the number (the number of the beast), now atm machines now reject cards of customers without the bank verification number (BVN), is this not the number the bible warn us about? now we are being forced to go get this number. i have not gone to collect because of this inner fear i have of this number which i suspect to be this biblical dreaded number. God help us
That is what happens when an illiterate reads the bible, is the BVN written on your forehead or back of your palm?
Or your bible skipped that part. Ode!!

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