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Politics › Re: UN Security Council Elects Nigeria, 4 Others As Members by jpphilips(m):
taharqa: For smone who evidently is drawn to telling his own idea of what Nigeria's Diplomatic History is or isn't, it is amazing that you still haven't Grasp one of d main Strategic reasons Nigeria 'forcefully' wanted to get back to that seat so soon, albeit a Non-permanent one for now!!.... By d way, what again was d purpose of taking us Memory lane??
The guy is telling you that previous administrations before your confused master have done better in terms of diplomatic relations, as such, your pay master should hush! and get to work
Politics › Re: UN Security Council Elects Nigeria, 4 Others As Members by jpphilips(m): 1:10pm On Oct 18, 2013
comrChris: yes that s a gud one 4 my dear country nigeria,we deserve it,we deserve d endorsement by WA n AU @large,if u remember verywell nigerian soldiers played a vital role in restoring peace in mali even @ a time nigeria was in a serious security problem n mind u we r getting dis sit twice in a persons 3yrs in office
what exactly did the Nigerian soldiers do in Mali?
Politics › Re: UN Security Council Elects Nigeria, 4 Others As Members by jpphilips(m): 12:50pm On Oct 18, 2013
taharqa: Let me give you an advice: Stop 'talking' on issues you know NOTHING about, plz...
can you brief us how that feat you mentioned "back to back" has contributed positively to the welfare of Nigerians?
Family › Re: Bullying Make African Kids Stronger But Kills The American Kids: Why by jpphilips(m): 11:01am On Oct 18, 2013
[quote author=Pace$etter]Abeg no mind them. If they criminalise bullying then most children who live in face me slap you should have been forgotten in jail. I remember in pry school when i was beaten at least 5 times in a week and the remaining two means daddy isnt around. I remembered the day i was beaten and blood came from my eyes. Did i died? Did i commit suicide? Infact it made me stronger. Waking up at midnight to be beaten in the school. I just look back and laugh. Remebered beating somebody and he cant even eat during easter just because he wanted to use our bowl for ball. I just laugh it off now when i think of it.[/quote]NO YOU DEATH grin grin[quote author=Tonylyte][/quote]How did they get your Naked picture? even in some Nigerian boarding schools, they do w@nk!ng competition where the whole gangs gather to test who has the longest expulsion, who cares if you are taking pictures? it used to be a thing of pride.
there were no phones during our own time and camera was still a luxury so i cant say how one may feel at the time, however, for Nigerian kids, it will be difficult to torment them with such, save for the ajebota.

sadly, na the kpako guys they marry the Ajebo girls.
Family › Re: Bullying Make African Kids Stronger But Kills The American Kids: Why by jpphilips(m): 10:08am On Oct 18, 2013
infonubia: All types of abuse, be it physical or verbal, stigmatizes the victim. You can imagine what these kids go through. Another lesson here is for parents to be a part of their children's life. Continually reminder their kids how important the children are. This will hopefully build self confidence. Also, be sure keep stay abreast of what's going on in your children's life.
this advise is worthless, life is not fair to anyone and anything, pray you don't have a weakling that cant face his peers but can stand the pains of death.
such individual is a coward and i dare not pride in calling that person my child, if you cant stand abuse, how can u stand life's hostilities? how can you stand series of heart breaks along the way? how can they stand the disappointments of life? what if war breaks out like syria, afghan, iraq, egypt e.t.c. then a grown 12yr old stands in the middle of the street confused like a chicken.

they mostly end up being alcoholics and drug addicts because they think they need an external influence to be real people.

at 12yrs her mates in Biafra/liberia are facing the Nigerian and Liberian forces head on in defense of the home front.
those sissies don't deserve to live in our society, they make life look like a walk in the park, they are a distraction to courageous and serious people. there is a reason why "the survival of the fittest is a general rule."

Science/Technology › Re: Brain Treats Rejection Like Physical Pain - Research by jpphilips(m): 9:30am On Oct 18, 2013
FutureDon: You've both raised an important point, well done! It would have been more ecologically valid if researchers had only told the subjects after PET scanning. Although they claimed to have ''simulated social rejection'', it would be difficult to know if such simulated rejection is representative of a ''real one''.
apparently, you didn't read the article
Romance › Re: Why Do Nigerian Men Like Fat Women? by jpphilips(m): 8:35am On Oct 18, 2013
verycute: hi everyone. love far women. its the onlything that gives me pleasure. my email is good.ideas202@gmail.com drop a line and ur number and i will give u a call.
Do you have the right tool to handle fat women?
Romance › Re: Why Do Nigerian Men Like Fat Women? by jpphilips(m): 8:23am On Oct 18, 2013
gentledove: @ poster,

i dont think all men do. my boyfriend loves my curves and shape even though i still see myself as being chubby. i am working on it and he keeps saying i should not let the curves go down o, OTHERWISE BAN grin

its funny why some men would love a fat lady. i learnt when they are making love sef, its problem not to talk of when they sleep and snore. May God have mercy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
even slim guys snore, kini big deal
Travel › Re: Nairobi Photos (kenya): A Beautiful East African City by jpphilips(m): 4:19pm On Oct 17, 2013
VOR: I have not had the good fortune to visit Nairobi, but my brother has visited twice
and he can attest to the fact that it is a beautiful and civilised city. These pictures
appear to confirm what he has said.

I hope DBLOCK  will take note, that a nice city is not about having lovely tall
buildings it is more than that.

Does anyone notice that most of the pictures of Lagos in this section are of buildings,
hardly any pictures of what life is like on the ground for every Lagosian.
why so many old cars on the street?
Politics › Re: Which President Since 9ja Was Born Is Better Than Jonathan; Ans With Reason. by jpphilips(m): 3:51pm On Oct 17, 2013
jdilight: Numerous critism has landed on our president in recent time. After some assessment am wondering if there has been any president since the birth of nigeria that is better than the present president and his regime.

Please make your contribution with reason and refrence to the president or regime that you think is better than the present on.
Pick up a copy of Nigeria's history book and read.
Fashion › Re: The $10 Million Most Expensive Bra, Comes With Two Bodyguards (PHOTOS) by jpphilips(m): 3:42pm On Oct 17, 2013
where are the boobs?
Politics › Re: Ngige Started Kidnapping In Anambra – Obi by jpphilips(m): 3:31pm On Oct 17, 2013
wirinet: You people reason like children, how can anybody say Ngige was kidnapped. Ngige was abducted by the nigerian police under orders from the de-facto chief security officer of the state (commissioner of police), under orders from Chris Uba and Baba. It took orders from the then vice president before he was released. So how is that Ngige's fault.
It is like blaming Amaechi for the orders from Mbu barring him from entering government house.
Ngige was not the first governors to be abducted, all the governors of the second republic including the president was abducted by Buhari and his fellow coupists.

Obi and his acolytes needs to stop talking like retards
Ngige's police escort was withdrawn few days to the ordeal, it was Ubah's boys the same group that set ABS ablaze when they announced that the Gov. has been abducted that did it.
the IGP/police commissioner only aided by doing nothing.
Romance › Re: My Ex-girlfriend Who Is Married Wants Me Back Badly! by jpphilips(m): 3:21pm On Oct 17, 2013
[quote author=nuges...1]Back in my university days she was admired by all but I was lucky to be her lover,we were the perfect couple,some peeps even started saying we look alike and even talk the same way.She was a dream come through,she Is the only girl I have fallen in love with except offcourse I fall in love tomorrow,she was sexy,tall,slim,dark,very intelligent with a very good sense of fashion.The love was mutual and spontaneous,all of a sudden things start messing up and we broke up on good terms,she later got married and is currently with two children,I stil hv feelings for this girl but I had to let her go little did I know that she was nursing this pain all dis years,she finally called me telling me she still loves me and that she wants us to continue dating irrespective of the fact that she's married,to cut the long story short,I told her I will think about it.I am really confused here,I need ur help![/quote]What makes a man to crave for a second hand item?

1 cost
2 lack of taste
3 inability to get the real deal
4 all of the above.
Politics › Re: Associated Airline Crash: Agagu's Coffin May Have Caused Crash - Analysts by jpphilips(m): 3:15pm On Oct 17, 2013
Corruption everywhere, cover ups, money exchanging hands etc, yet they dont die like the masses.

publish the transcript from the black box, get foreign investigators to do the job, blacks especially Nigerians stink.
Politics › Re: Why We Bought 2 Armoured BMW Cars – Aviation Minister by jpphilips(m): 3:09pm On Oct 17, 2013
playmode: Where is that waste of oxygen known as awodman and his 40 man laptop crew.Yesterday they were saying Sahara was trying to label the woman wrongly. Oya come and defend the indefensible you dumb negroids. This is the reason why most African states have failed.I am so glad i have disowned Nigeria ,what a useless country filled with the most despicable human beings known to man.

[size=15pt]NEGROIDS will VOTE for JONATHAN

Intelligent people will vote for someone else that has more substance than this fisherman from the creek[/size]
Guess what! there are more Negroids than intelligent people in Nigeria, little wonder the Nation is the way it is
Celebrities › Re: Nigeria’s 5 Most Arrogant/rude Celebrities by jpphilips(m): 2:27pm On Oct 17, 2013
The first guy looks neat, like a small boy, is he a celebrity too?
Celebrities › Re: Frank Edoho In Public Kissing Scandal by jpphilips(m): 1:38pm On Oct 17, 2013
Miz Ritz: Her ni**les right?
Frank really had fun with those, cute i must say
Celebrities › Re: Frank Edoho In Public Kissing Scandal by jpphilips(m): 1:36pm On Oct 17, 2013
thehunted: the group will fail. nobody can present that show the way he does. regarding his marriage,women need be changed once in a while. no big deal. Everyone is doing that. Get real. that is what is hppening everywhere.
The Ghanaian presenter looks like a m0r0n, MTN knows better they cant shop for a better replacement.
Family › Re: Pls Advise.my Wife Is Making Me Sick. by jpphilips(m):
@OP

it is sickening when grown men choose to ignore the reality the way it is, i will be as blunt as possible.
first, there is no social agreement where it is written that a woman is under a man, i am aware, that the bible spoke of women being submissive to their husbands but that is for Christians, and it doesn't go across board.
just like every biblical directive, followers have a choice to comply or not, little wonder our reality doesn't make room for that.

if you knew that much, then we proceed to the family setting being the union of a man and a woman and prolly with children, it is imperative that a leadership position is assigned, because a boat cannot sail in two directions at the same time.By default, men seem to be the ones assuming that leadership position but it doesn't mean that the woman cannot, so what actually determines who leads a home? 'leverage" or "bargaining chip", who ever has it leads the home. This leverage is a combination of "finance" and "wisdom".

what i see from your post is that at some point in the union you lost your "leverage'' but fail to accept the harsh reality that you are no longer the "leader" or "head" of that union, that position is dangerous as such you need to take a deep breath. i have no doubt that a lot of people misconstrued the terminology you used to qualify "leadership" where you erroneously used "control" little wonder you were berated in previous posts.

Bros, i will urge you for the sake of peace to embrace the reality as fast as possible, your position may be justified if you were once financially better than her and things turn around for worse, in that case, it can be viewed through the glass of oppression and ingratitude which of course by all means, i will implore you to garner all the weapons in your arsenal to put her back in her place, conversely, if it is a case where she has always been richer than you from abinitio, then shut the fvck up and get to work.

i see a lot of men like you who cringe on these advanced girls for financial emancipation with out weighing the cardinal points of what the reality brings. the reality is that in that union, you are just a ceremonial "head" but that position will never be yours except when you get back your "leverage".

in your case, you descended to ask her to contribute for a mere TV set, that is bereft of wisdom, even if you are a broke ar.s.e., there are CRT TV's 21" of 20 to 25k, i believe you can afford, at the same time holding on to your leverage but in your case, you may have coerced her into paying for an LED and you expect her not to call the shots?
you truly under estimate Nigerian women. like i have said before, the moment a Nigerian woman starts feeding you, believe me, you are finished.

My advise to you;

never you take the reality of life for granted however unpleasant.

The leverage of leadership lies with your wife as it is in your home today as such, you should accord her due respect, regard and seek for direction when in doubt until your situation improves.

You do not have the luxury of clubbing, smoking, drinking and receiving lap dance from club hussies except with the consent of your wife.

on no account should you question the authority of your wife or report her to any third party, reason is; it will not change the fact that you are emasculated neither will it change the fact that she paid the rent as such has every right to lock you out, also, the third party invitation can as well be viewed as provocative, believe me, you don't want to incur the wrath of 'Madam', it may have consequences.

If she grants you the privilege of sex, be thankful and do your best to satisfy her beyond measure, never you think you are doing her a favor with your "man of the house" delusion, it may have consequences. if she asks you to help with laundry of whichever kind, by all means serve with honor till your situation improves.

Don't you ever think of cheating on her because if she finds out, i can assure you that you have signed out from her honey pot forever and just registered her boss or someone with a higher social power to take her to the next financial height which may impede your chances of recovery in the face of more bitter experience.

lastly, don't ever contemplate suicide because if you do, exactly one year past your memorial service (if she manages to give you one), a younger and fresher man like you will be occupying the same position you occupied in her bed, and you cant imagine how quick the kids will switch the "daddy" position to the new man, especially when he pays the bill, "in full" this time.

There is no problem marrying a wealthier woman, the problem is not accepting the fact that the onus of leadership lies with her, that is the mistake a lot of young men make these days and the girls have not failed to instill the harsh reality into them.

do you wonder where the husbands of ladies like rakyya, abike, iweala, and akunyili are? why don't we see them together in public functions?


i wish you luck in your quest for financial liberation.

Politics › Re: Port Harcourt Is working (pictures) by jpphilips(m): 10:01am On Oct 17, 2013
Akainzo: So for you that is knowledgeable, please tell me who started and paid for the roads!
So in your little brain, someone else paid for the rehabilitation of a road that started 4 years into another's tenure. You must be a real slow poke.
i will tell you if you show us proof of how long you have lived in ph
Family › Re: My Wife Says She Deserves"thank U" After Sex - Can U Say That? by jpphilips(m): 7:09pm On Oct 16, 2013
iamSi: Right? Brother please... Even a Drunkard ho never cared for his family would say the same _ WOMEN are NOT sex-machines _

The need to be appreciated for keeping it clean _
grand m0r0n of Nairaland republic.
"appreciate her for keeping it clean", did you marry a pig?
a woman under ur roof?
Family › Re: My Wife Says She Deserves"thank U" After Sex - Can U Say That? by jpphilips(m): 7:02pm On Oct 16, 2013
mantop7: We do sex occassionally, but each time we av sex she always want me to appreciate her immediatly even though she always have zero response during d act. Is it right pple to say thank u to ur wife wen she reluctanly give u sex once in a blue moon?
you should try the house girl.

when she told you no sex before marriage, didn't you agree?
Politics › Re: Port Harcourt Is working (pictures) by jpphilips(m): 6:52pm On Oct 16, 2013
Akainzo: Comprehension is your problem. The guy said he was seeing those pictures from the early 70s thus I stated the completion dates for the various projects in the pics.

Therefore as Amaechi was sworn-in in October 2007, the earliest he could have completed that school would be 2007, implying the poster lied about seeing that project in the 70s. Hope I have increased your comprehension skills today!


Hmm, I can't say if Odili renovated the secretarial considering the amount of work that Amaechi put into it. It is however easy to ask the civil servants that Are Praising Amaechi for the good work done to make their work environment a worthy place.

Nope, 1 out of 4 is definitely better than the blanket statement of them having being around bandied by that poster. Rather it is the rejoinder that wants to deceive.
by 2007, the secretariat was almost complete but the elevator was done by Amaechi cos I could rem the day I was there, the elevator was out of bounds,
you can give Amaechi the interior finish from floor 12 and above.
Overall Odili renovated the secretariat more than Amaechi.
Politics › Re: Port Harcourt Is working (pictures) by jpphilips(m): 6:44pm On Oct 16, 2013
Sidomi: This is my 1st contribution on nairaland. I heard Amaechi just employed 13,000 graduates as teachers. If dat is true then he deserves to be Regarded as not just a performer but an ICON.
that is after asking why all the teachers in a state left the same time with a few losers who were hired to occupy the new schools.
Politics › Re: Port Harcourt Is working (pictures) by jpphilips(m): 6:36pm On Oct 16, 2013
Akainzo: So Ada George road expansion was in his first term?
Okporo road dualisation was in his first term?
The Ogoni Banana plantation was also during the first term?
Igwuruta to Imo State boundary was completed in his first term too, right?
you sound like you just came on a visit to an uncle in ph.
can someone tell this nitwit who started and paid for the roads he is mentioning.
Politics › Re: Port Harcourt Is working (pictures) by jpphilips(m): 6:32pm On Oct 16, 2013
Akainzo: The guy posted 4 pictures, which one of them apart from the state Secretariat were you seeing in the 70shuh

Pic 1: One of the new schools built by Amaechi (earliest 2007)

Pic 2: The new Dental facility at Garrison (completed 2013)

Pic 3: The renovated Rivers State Secretariat. (built in the 70s)

Pic 4: Completed road markings. (Completed in 2013)

I am waiting.
picture one is not a school, it is one of the shrines Amaechi calls health centre, have you seen the interior?
lolzzzzzzz
Amaechi is a clown.
thank heavens someone can confuse Amaechi's health centre for school perhaps his flyover for church. that tells you how shabby it looks.
lolzzzzzzz
Politics › Re: Port Harcourt Is working (pictures) by jpphilips(m): 6:25pm On Oct 16, 2013
Symphony007: small minded person...show me a picture of anyther state with a free dental facility like this one.
Is'nt it interesting that a building built in the 70's is still standing and actively serving as the tallest and biggest state secretariat in nigeria due to the hardwork of the state government. Go and inquire of civil servants the state of that secretriate during odili's government and ameachi. Ask them when the elevators started working and full time cleaners were acquired. Meanwhile go to the federal secretariat at aba road and see the disgrace, the elevators are now backdrops from beggers and traders to display their wears, aged federal civil servants climb the impossible amount of stairs just to get to their office and as they climb they go with their lunch and every other thing they'll need through out the day because they know once they get up there. No coming down till close of work; a building of that magnitude has no central power source, each office use a little gen and a federal government building looks and sounds like a market with competing "i pass my neighbour gens" for the sake of all those who work there i pray non of those gut fire.what has the federal government led by jonathan done about that?

For the fact that your sorry ass can't be any pic from other states that beat ameachi's 250schools and healthcare centres plus other achivements: it's a bigger indictment.
was the state secretariat done by Amaechi?
Isn't that presidential hotel renovated by some lebanese you are showing us as Amaechi's achievement?
guy, u re not ok.
Politics › Re: Port Harcourt Is working (pictures) by jpphilips(m): 6:18pm On Oct 16, 2013
Symphony007: It will be very pathetic to relitigate issues like this everytime any ignorant fool comes to post trash on nairaland because their state of mind is already in the gutter so arguing with them is like a race to the bottom.

But for all the lies and miguided opinions, the facts still remain standard and they are 250 model secondary and primary schools, 150 healthcare centers, a state of the art dental free hospital, abiye amesimaka stadium and sports village, stadium road, ikwerre road, ada george, okrika ring road, the RSSDA which is the largest sponsor of overseas scholarship in nigeria and giver of loan to small buisneses, the shonghai farm in tai, buguma fish farm and many more. These are facts no fool can dispute so they can keep running their nasty mouth.
there is no word to qualify your stup!! dity so in fairness to your destiny, I rather stop searching.
the first 4yrs of Amaechi proposed 160 schools for rehab, 6yrs on, only 110 were completed, 50 were abandoned.
it might interest you to note that the school were far below capacity which led to the displacement of pupils to various town halls in rivers state.
about the health centres, educate yourself here


https://www.nairaland.com/1447940/rivers-state-vs-rwanda-why/11
Politics › Re: Port Harcourt Is working (pictures) by jpphilips(m): 6:01pm On Oct 16, 2013
Symphony007: victoria island is the heart of lagos, center of commerce. Home to many corporate headquaters but it still gets flooded when it rains. Goodluck jonathan has never driven to otuoke, he flies in a chopper from port harcourt airport. What is the state of his community road? What is seriake dickson doing with his billions of naira budget? Why does'nt yenegoa have a single flyover? Bayelsa is one of the smallest states in nigeria. What are they doing with their 300 billion naira budget when other states double it's size get only a fraction of that. You guys are stupid partisan attack dogs and critics. If you want to attack inefficiency or underperformance, call out the whole pack and stop cherry picking those who oppose king jonathan.
does it change the inexcusable fact that Ph roads are in shambles?
Politics › Re: Port Harcourt Is working (pictures) by jpphilips(m): 5:56pm On Oct 16, 2013
[quote author=Hope.At.Hand]Segun,i cant feel those pics of yours cos i live in Sani Abacha road(which is interlocked althrough)..
If you want to convince me that u actualy snapped PH,u will have to snap those pics close to an office signpost so i see the road names else i will believe those are the pics of Osogbo.[/quote]I doubt if you live on sani Abacha road perhaps you have a girlfriend there.
the problem with Abacha road is basically drainage, once it rains, from next time mini mart to the junction is always flooded,
if you observed, the guy took the pics on a rainy day which butresses that fact.
finally, the interlock on Abacha road was done by odili.
Politics › Re: Port Harcourt Is working (pictures) by jpphilips(m): 4:14pm On Oct 16, 2013
Symphony007: and you are a cow! I dare you to show me any nigerian city that does'nt have spots like this. 8 years of neglect cannot be washed away in 6. You and you fellow goats should tell me why with a 300 billion naira budget, the bayelsa state capital has no single fly over, you and your fellow pigs should outline how much debt akpabio has gathered for akwa ibom plus the more debt he is acquring to service already existing debt, square it with what he has done in his state. Show me significant things emmanuel uduagan has done with the billions for oil rich delta. You're just a bunch of animalistic hypocites. Epic fool!
so because bayelsa and Delta failed, rivers should fail too.
I already know you have an undeveloped brain but I never knew it was this bad.
Politics › Re: Port Harcourt Is working (pictures) by jpphilips(m): 4:10pm On Oct 16, 2013
abagoro: I've noticed a media smearing campaign against Amaechi and Rochas but conscience is the best judge. All true Nigerians should ignore these lapdogs to talk among themselves till they get tired.
if you live and work in ph, you will not spew this thrash however dirty your mouth choose to be

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