₦airaland Forum

RevDesmondJuju:
Another proof that Islam and Muslims are ret@rded, Shiek Obama has announced that his mercinary army will equip and train Syrian rebels to combat ISIS.

The Syrian Rebels are a notch below ISIS but that doesn't make them non-radical extremist.

But we know this move is just another lame excuse to further equip ISIS who are in Yemen and Lebanon to fight Shiite rebels and Hezbolah.

Not that I give a fark because if there is anything that makes my dik hard is seeing deranged inbred arab muslim scums fight and kill themselves.

YHW will put confusion in the camps of your enemies.

Obama you remain a bastard son of an ashewoe

Ihuomadinihu:
Pls,don't impose your ignorance on igbo people. Ibo is pure trash,a misspelling,a misnomer. Igbo people are trying to correct an error of european colonization and you are shouting unbelievable.
Who is the dunce that liked your comment? lol.
We have Ohaneze ndi Igbo, not Ohaneze ndi Ibo.
Igbo and Ibo are not interchanged,it is totally wrong.

XKZ:
This is not true.
In parts of Enugu State if a man dies without a son his eldest daughter inherits and her children carry on her father's lineage.

lezz:
please stop e-stalking me to even up after the last whooping i handed you at the military thread.

you are a bitter, deranged soul not worth the debris in a used wine glass.

her bearing a native user name does not make her an "authority" in Ibo culture. at the very best her opinion will be very considered.

again, even if i were wrong- which is still debatable- they will be considered errors not "lies". bearing in mind that wiki and all modern dictionaries and encyclpaedia still use the word in english. it has not even been demoted to "archaic" level yet.

you really have to unfvck yourself from the disease of irrelevance, mediocrity and intellectual nuisance.

I have always enjoyed deflating your over blown ego fanned by interrupted formal education and 5 minutes Google search .


you ordinarily are not worth my keystrokes but since i often troll for fun, whose to say a swamp rodent like you with intellectual destitution aren't worth a passing "mention"?

for the last time stop wasting your life being an internet nuisance e-stalking me.

Earth's reject you are.

mailjoelig:
This guy is a joker...if they had edited the original, how come it was virtually the same thing his newspaper and punch newspaper ended up publishing...this guy thinks Nigerians are fools. Right?

sukkot:
mugabe is 100 years old and is a president. mugabe can be buharis grandfather assumin mugabe has a kid at 15 and his kid had a kid at 14

GenBuhari:
[size=13pt][b]Ever wondered why this "war " is shrouded i secrecy? Rarely see video footage from frontlines or war correspondents covering it for the international media?.

Wondered why victims or displaced Nigerians not being interviewed?

Answer: Grand deception to cover up America sponsored genocide and mass murder of up to millions of Nigerians.

Imagine that this rag tab bunch of militants with only small arms, is not only holding its own against a multinational force made up of Niger, Cameroon, Chad and the great Nigerian military ( that single handedly intervened and won wars in Liberia and Sierra Leone under Abacha) and with the multinational forces recieving technical and Arial support from NATO; This rag tag group is apparently so powerful and superior to the the multinational forces that it has time to be opening up new fronts and clearing towns of civilians.

Why does it seem I am the only one in the country that is saying that what we are being told cannot possibly be true.

If as seems very probable that the multinational forces with Nigeria are only pretending to fight Boko Haram, perhaps our next question should be :
Are the multinational forces (including Nigerian military) covertly supporting the terrorists that are massacring Nigerians and clearing Nigerian towns of all its inhabitants?

Are the multinational forces (including Nigerian military) really the terrorists that are massacring Nigerians and clearing Nigerian towns of all its inhabitants?[/b][/size]


[b][size=15pt]Some questions to ask about Boko Haram:

1. How is a rag tag bunch of militants capable of capturing an entire town from a powerful nation with a strong military with a standing army of 300,000 men?

2. How did a rag tag bunch of militants acquire the type of fire power to clear a whole town or did they accomplish this using merely the small arms we see them carrying in rare videos they release?

3. Why would Boko Haram want to clear a Nigerian town? Is it possible to form an Islamic state in a ghost town?

4. What is the military advantage in guerrilla warfare of the guerrillas clearing towns they captured of its entire population?

5. Is it not an important part of guerrilla warfare, for the guerrillas to hide within the general local population?

6.How can Boko haram hide in a ghost town

7. Why would Boko haram advertise its location by painting its logo on flags, buildings and vehicles is this a good strategy to conceal itself in a guerrilla war?

8. Why are the multinational force that is using lethal force in conducting a war in our territory, not under the command and control of our military.

9. Is there any Nigerian with Chadian army to monitor their activities in Nigeria

10. Since all these towns have been captured by Chadian troops, why has the towns not been handed back to Nigeria?

11. Why has Chadian troops not allowed internally displaced Nigerians return home?

12. Are Chadian troops really Boko Haram?

13. How could Boko Haram be so powerful that it not only start defeating the powerful Nigerian military after a 6 years war, but it even after several months of war, a multinational force that is getting assistance from America and France has been unable to defeat it.

14. Is it possible for Nigerian towns to be in the hands of Chad without the collusion of Nigeria

15. Why is the so called war against Boko Haram shrouded in secrecy?

16. Why are there is no geniune independent video footage of the so called war against Boko Haram?

17. Where are the war front reports from international war correspondents? Why are we just getting unverified photos released by the Chadian army and whatever unverifiable story they wish to accompany the photos.


Is any of this making sense?

If something doesn't make sense it usually means that a lie is being told.



Read my signature below for an insight into what is really going on.

Our govt are colluding with the multinational course that was put together by France (not us oo!) to allow them to break up Nigeria whilst keeping Nigerian populace in the dark.

Chad and others controlling our territory would be allowed to simply annex those territories, this may explain why the towns are cleared and the Nigerian IDPs are not being allowed back to "re-captured" towns.[/size][/b]

lezz:
you should have done better.

Yes madam, and is this your response to all the issues i have raised ?

are your insults the answers i requested to defend all your assertions that you couldn't substantiate ?

and have you not failed the little girls whom you wanted to teach how to carry themselves , seeing that you don't have the emotional stability to endure opposing views and intellectual prowess to carry debate without venting your frustrations with insults and curses ?

the joke is on you now. you are truly a wonderful example of a graceful woman.

you see why the wife of nairalife is way out of your league ? if you cant handle a simple debate on an online forum, how the heck can you manage a husband with, home and kids plus your career ?

women of steel are silent and resilient in their family duties, they are never running from thread to thread pretending to be 21st century wind of change.

you need to be factory-reset to unlearn all the doctrines that has morphed you into a social hazard.

have a nice day, king's daughter. I shan't be engaging you any further.

goodbye.

kaboninc:
I see you as one who's well versed on issues relating to the Petroleum Industry.

However, I think there are issues we must have to consider especially with operations of these 'marginal' companies unless you have another idea:

1. Refined crude (PMS) from private refineries would (or may) be sold to NNPC who would be in the best position to pay at prices above or within the international price. NNPC will also claim subsidy payment because they would not be able to sell at pump stations at the price they were bought not to talk of adjusting for other associated cost and profit.

2. If NNPC agrees to buy PMS, there would be problem associated with payment as even NNPC cannot meet most of its JV calls and other obligations and then again there is this ambiguity on NNPC spending money without approval. There is also the high probability of FRAUD! Subsidy scam should come to our mind here.

3. Should NNPC not buy the PMS, these private refineries would not be able to sell locally as the price of commodity itself is REGULATED by the government. Hence they may consider markets off Nigeria and that my friend is not good.

These are the major issues I feel for which there is an urgent need for government to completely hands off PRICE FIXING of PMS.

vislabraye:
I don't really agree with your first paragraph. As a father and a husband, you can't be ignorant about what happens to your child. If what the op said is accurate, then the husband has to be involved to some aspect.

noblezone:
What is it with you people and this Otueke?

Jonathan is leaving Abuja to play at a higher level.

The UN is beckoning him!

Whatever the man lost by winning the 2011 elections he has gained by loosing the 2015 elections.

Take it easy bro,

kasiem:
We've exhausted all the praises that words can express but we know you deserve more than it, thankfully, those that deceived the world with lies about you are indirectly confessing on your the difficulties you faced and the extent u gallantly fought them. They claimed that we are not having 24hrs power supply cos of ur incompetence but now they are telling us how difficult it will be to achieve such a feat. Even oby that called u a corrupt leader has now confessed that under u a systematic approach towards curbing the corruption got us improve in the fight against corruption. I've always doubted the efficacy of posterity in this rugged and crude world filled with propaganda but now the way things are going in justification of ur service to humanity is giving me a hope. Thanks Mr president for what you've done and the one you will keep doing as a UN envoy

That is the plan? Did you listen to Iweala's adress yesterday on how much debt this country has?
By the time the incoming Govt will justify their challenges with the inefficiency of Jonathan, UN will distance themselves, lets see how it plays out.
Jonathan UN envoy? probably on "sleeping on duty" matters.

Rockstar2014:
Sincerely, this type of stories scare the hell out of me because my fiancee I intend to settle down with is so stubborn and temperamental and this attitude of hers has been so difficult for me to handle, even though she is caring and loving and I do love her so so much, but I fear she may turn worse when we finally get married.

islandmoon:
As a professional social worker
This is my verbal contribution.
Apply this therapy.
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You can actually negotiate with women in so many ways because anger from both ends will only caused more problems,
you are too domineering and quick temper! You can't deny that and she knows, that alone can fuel anger,so I will advise you to change tactics, remember you used to pet her before now, you need to love your wife more, get her gift, dance for her, make sure you do everything to make her laugh, do it today, do it tomorrow and next tomorrow, appease her, infact, sent her a text msg right now telling her how much you love her, I bet you will see her happy and smiling.

Look, submissive women are more delicate than wild ones, any woman who can control and manage her emotion is strong inside and very intelligent like a cat, especially with google as her special adviser. don't think she can be pushed around , its not easy to pack poopoo, do all stuffs and cook for you without being appreciated and still be happy.


You have probably diverted your love for her to your son , we men need to learn how to be supportive,
Thanks.

Note : she probably understand the baby more than you, and its better for you to seek advise from elderly women who are more experience about babies and their food selection rather than flinging the stuff she bought away! Try the above method and you will see her opening up on whatever is bothering her.

MRBrownJ:
what else is there to do but to explain to her that you desperately need to find the lady you were dating and proposed to, and not this stubborn being that she turned into, before you take drastic measures. if she decides to change, you have to monitor her to make sure that any time she slips, you bring her back to reality. since she possibly wont believe your threats, i suggest you go ahead with divorce planning to make sure she understands you means business.

netsurf:
Okay, for instance, when the baby came, she breast feeded him exclusively for six months and then the stage to introduce some food came..the baby wouldn't accept those frisogold, cerelac etc but accepts Ogi well but she continually force him to take those friso/cerel and each time, the baby cries endlesslly and later vomits everything. Then at about 10 months old, the baby would accept amala, and indomie on his own without been forced...then she brought in golden morn which the baby spits out the moment it touches his mouth...despite this, she started forcing him again...so the husband said don't give it to him any more...give what he is okay with. Rather than explain why she want to continue forcing him, she went and bought a bigger bag of the golden morn...then the husband threw it away...this happenned last Thursday and since then she has stopped greeting her husband and even prepare food when she like since then.

netsurf:
How best to handle a stubborn wife...when I say stubborn, I mean very stubborn...she doesn't listen nor take any advice or order from her husband...doesn't respect the man's opinion about anything...

On the few occasions, when she accepts she was wrong, she also want to be the judge in her own case. If the husband airs his opinion about any subject, she would insist she consult google for her to believe. It's no exaggeration...this is how exactly she behaves.

Please note that she was the epitome of an humble woman before the wedding but as soon as the wedding bell rang, she became another thing entirely.

Please anyone with good idea on how to handle such women before divorce option?

Neyozak:
I think ur sense of judgement on dis guy is too harsh. [b]Firstly u need to be questioned where u got ur experience? Am sure u never got dis experience as an undergraduate or fresh graduate. [/b]We-we know now, what will do during practicals in school days. It is either no consumables or d lab is congested with practical theory discussion ongoing.And all we do is get ur graph drawn, submit and u are done. Don't be surprised many graduate of engineering can not even fix ceiling fan perfectly or resolve simple wiring faults in der individual residents. D question is were d thought? We were just too busy with HISTORY OF ENGINEERING just like somebody said and not d koko in school. Almighty Laplace Transform, Fourier Series, Jacoby, Op -amps, circuit Theory, etc were d order of d days when we were in school. All applications learnt were just theories and no practical supports. How many engineering graduates can boldly affirmed dat he/she did final year project in school. All we do is, go to library or find out from outgone graduates to get ready made project topics. Get one or two and summit for approval. D good 4 nothing supervisors who suppose to go through d processes of d project work with a student only collect project pay from d student and mark paper reports. D stress on d part of student is re-writing of chapters in d paper report. PLS DONT BLAME D GUY. U CAN BE SURPRISED HE CAN EVEN BE BETTER THAN U WHEN PUT THROUGH OVER TIME. D PROBLEM IS FROM OUR INSTITUTIONS.

clemzo101:
I just can understand how an electrical engineering graduate will not know how to use a simple instrument like a voltage tester.

This new guy in my office shocked all of us on the field. We were trouble shooting for a fault in a distribution panel. During the course of this job a colleague of mine told the new guy to check for voltage on a particular cable using the tester with him, he supposedly tested and replied negative, my colleague was like "pls check again" he insisted there was nothing on the cable, my colleague so sure of what he has done at the other end i.e terminating the other end of the cable to a 220v supply came to verify for himself. He told him to check again in his presence only to discover that the guy in question did not place his thumb at the base of the tester to complete the circuit. The guy collected d tester from him and tested d cable himself and immediately the bulb on d tester came on. To our astonishment, dis guy was like pls show me, how did u do it? It just got me wondering the type of graduates our universities dish out to the society.

3ace:
Chai! dis one na real gbese o! 2010 corolla, tokunbo goes for about 2.5m, registered goes for about 1.7 to 1.8m, na where d gateman wey hin salary fit no pass 20k wan see dis kind money? I'm sure he mistakenly stepped so hard on the gas pedal that he was so confused he forgot the car had a brake. The owner should just count his losses and move on because the only thing he can do to that gateman is to sack him. Dat driver too sef....

dearpreye:
The subsidy must go. It's the first hard decision GMB will have to look into. We've been postponing the evil day for years. No private investor will go into the refinery business with fuel subsidy in place. ......

bushdoc9919:
As usual...I see many Nigerians thinking that a businessman or businesswoman's job is to run charity.

Look...a marketer brings in fuel at N114 per liter...and sells it at the subsidized price of N87 per liter.

Them gofment pay the chaps the balance....leaving them with little profit...or in some instances...zero profit.

No wonder...some of them bill govt for fuel NOT imported...and run off with the money (It is more profitable that way.... . But still very very wrong).

The simple fact is that fuel is expensive BECAUSE we are importing the stuff. Back when I was a kid....fuel cost 75kobo per liter. Back then....all our refineries were working...and no Nigerian in his wildest dreams ever thought we would import even 0.0000000001 Liter of fuel.

But now....we are importing fuel....MOST of the fuel we use in this country....and our refineries are not operating at full capacity.Meanwhile...our revenues from oil are FALLING....thanks to the low oil price....and we still have to pay subsidies for education, fertilizer, etc.

In other words....we are just shoveling millions of dollars into an incinerator. Remind me who thought it was a good idea.

At the end of the day subsidy has to go. If we keep on subsidizing fuel....many marketers are going to go broke. And that means...JOB losses. And we won't have enough money for everything. Pretty soon....prices will go up elsewhere....eg school fees, hospital fees, etc...because we no longer have the kudi to subsidize everything else and fuel.

Yes, prices of fuel will go up. But we just might have more money to do things...like repair our refineries, build more of them...and fund things like mass public transport. Which is a cheaper alternative to cars and cars.

I don't say this with joy. I wish with all my heart there was an alternative. But we have no choice. Either build 4 more refineries+renovate existing ones......or the subsidy goes.Awoof government is not sustainable government (unless you have a hefty GDP....which can only be achieved by getting industrial....instead of this resource dependent economy we have.).

YoursGEJ:
Isn't Nigeria supposed to be the 7th highest producer of crude oil in the entire world? Sixteen years of PDP later, we are rejoicing when ships laden with crude oil products arrive at our ports.

25 days to go. I LOVE CHANGE!!!!

Eugenedimgba:
a muppets is what u are.What I've come to understnd on Nairaland is the people who decide to speak about someone's use of english instead of intelligently speaking on the subject matter lack basic english forte.As a result,they are overtly conscious of what someone writes hoping to find an error and the feel good factor that they are not alone in making blunders in english.

handsometokunbo:
I respect this thread with profound respect but I hate to see lies being rubbed on my face and shunned out to people as truth. I have chosen to counter this false story being shunned out with true version of the story.

Books have been written by foreign Journalists who witnessed Nigeria Civil War and I ll humbly ask you to pick these books to read instead of reading the ones written by the likes of Chinua Achebe and Other Igbo writters; all written out of emotion and tribal sentiment.

The man who facilitated the involvement of France and Portugal at the side of Biafra Nation against Nigeria state wrote a book in which Ojukwu was held responsible for 80% of those heart-trending pictures of Igbos.

Ojukwu, in his bid to garner world sympathy towards Biafra struggle decided to use the death of his people as a war propaganda of which the world powers were able to see through.

The obvious questions you and your likes chose to ignore are:

1). How come Ojukwu and his soldiers looked well fed at the time of these Kwashokor pictures being taken?

2). How come Igbo elites both political and military with their families were well fed in the midst of all this?

3). How come Biafra soldiers choose not to kill Nigerians in a war that lasted for 3 years with white South African pilots mercenaries bombarding Nigerians from the air?

4). How come Biafra were so keen in taking pictures(if not for propaganda) than fighting their enemies?

5). How come we never see the pictures of Nigerians who were mercilessly killed by Biafra soldiers? Nigeria Govt has no intention of using it as propaganda.

6). How come Biafra soldiers chose not to commit genocide against Nigerians in the midst of all the genocide against their people? I presumed cos they were too nice........


Finally, the world chose to ignore this genocide rhetoric coming from the Igbos cos they witnessed it all. Biafra committed as much crime as their Nigerian counterparts and that was/is why that has never been any criminal case against those who were involved in Nigeria Civil War.

Regardless of how much anyone tried to rewrite the true event of what happened, the truth ll always prevail.

Thank you.

OrlandoOwoh:
You can't twist history. I leave you to grope in your ignorance *Jega mode activated*

themodernman:
Still doesn't answer my question. If they want their Biafra why didn't they just carve out their map? Why did they have to start invading Ore? They were even gonna advance down to Lagos...Is Lagos also a part of Biafra

Optimall:
Bros you get am.
I'm pretty surprised,is this not NL where virgins are always looked down upon?

Men! Men! I de fear una.. I know say una too jealous.. but I'm happy that a lot of you are saying positive things really.