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KarmaMod:what ![]() you will be loving me like ice cream on chocolate very soon darling |
I trust this woman to be encouraging women to cheat shiorrrrr |
Karma, you and I will soon be acting out our own love movies for our eyes only |
Karma, I have bought very colourfull Ghana-must-go with which I will woo you successfully |
The signs are obvious here. Some people only see what they want to see |
How did they arrive at those figures? maybe the sample size was taken in one remote area in the North |
Any idiot who falls for this deserves what he/she gets. HP brand is the most reliable computer brand and you want to buy a HP Laptop with 1GB of memory for £100! Even more curiously, you have to pay into an account and take the teller to some office. This is the daftest 419 poly I have seen. The operators should have tried it in Gambia and it might work. Nigerians wont fall for this type of rubbish. . .or will they? |
Gabrywllll, you found out you're not black? you never knew before? |
That is what happens when freedom is taken to certan heights. Cant you all see what the British and American societies have become in terms of morals? They think nothing of doing terrible things. Kids taking knives to school in societies where there is relative safety and comfort. Kids going on shooting sprees because the society tells them their lives are meaningless. A society that does not know God is a society that will be full of people whose lives have no meaning. When they 'enjoy' briefly and realise that there is no deep satisfaction in what they consider to be enjoyment, their lives go pear shaped. |
I like the fact that Sowore responded in this manner. I feel that Keyamo may also be constrained to respond but my opinion is that the continuation of these exchanges will do no good. They both need to sit down and examine the ways they see things. Sowore considers issues from a journalistic point of reporting whereas Keyamo is a lawyer who works on evidences and not just allegations. You cant get convictions without evidences, especially against such powerful people in Nigeria. In all, they are both noise makers who like to be relevant but they have used their noises to cultivate relevance and relative wealth so we expect them to start doing better things for ordinary people. |
Its unfair to say that Bush is worse than Hitler. . . . . . . . . . . ![]() I dont think either is better than the other. |
I think you may find that the guy is trying to get a response from Nigerians. There are a lot of ills we need to address to realise the potentials that we have. |
Sowore started this mess when he made his initial letter public. I would have reacted the same way if I was in keyamo's shoes. Sowore was known as an exuberrant boy when he was in Unilag, although I graduated before he got there. I admire his courage in standing for something and not being another run-of-the-mill Nigerian who is willing to sell his soul for filthy lucre. Sowore will earn my greatest respect if he can apologise for making the letter public and then having a more mature dialogue with Keyamo in respect of the issues raised by both of them. Keyamo's response is actually much more mature than Keyamo's frontal attack. Why should a lawyer be running around chasing people with no evidence? Unfortunately, I have to take the same stand as texazz 'the insuter' pete. |
Silly man and stupid woman. Idiotic people who have mortgaged peace away |
@9jaganja, too much ganja your brain doth disturb B T W, who told you that everybody is bothered about some endangered species? I am more interested in endangered humans than some leopard rubbish. |
simplyfab:Its plain ignorance or arrant stupidity that will make anyone make such a statement in relation to Nigeria. Which thousands of kids die of malaria? Perhaps you are the one who believes malaria is a curse from your gods. Most people in Nigeria are aware of what malaria is and can treat malaria very easily. Malaria is no biggie in Nigeria. What happens is that ignorant people read what the media (CNN and co) feeds them and they think that is gospel. They dont have malaria and they dont understand it the way we understand it. |
America too. . . http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/7820164.stm US job losses hit record in 2008 The search for jobs: More people are attending job fairs More US workers lost jobs last year than in any year since World War II, with employers axing 2.6 million jobs and 524,000 in December alone. The US jobless rate rose to 7.2% in December, the highest in 16 years. Companies are cutting jobs as consumers reduce spending, amid fears the world's biggest economy will be in recession for a long time. On Thursday, US President-elect Barack Obama called for drastic action to prevent the economy from deteriorating. Jobs blow The annual jobless total was higher than expected, partly because jobless figures in November and October were revised upwards. November's job losses were revised to 584,000 from 533,000 while October's losses were revised to 423,000 from 320,000. More than half of the job losses last year were in the last four months of the year. Analysts had forecast that 550,000 jobs would go in December. Most December job losses were in the service sector, which shed 273,000 jobs. Manufacturing jobs fell by 149,000 in December, while employment in construction fell by 101,000, with retailers cutting staff by 67,000. Some of those lucky enough not to lose their jobs, had their hours reduced. The number of aggregate hours worked in December fell 0.2 hours to 33.3 hours, the lowest level since records began in 1964. AT&T, the telecoms giant, was among those to announce job cuts last month, reducing its workforce by 4% and cutting 12,000 positions. 'Ugly and getting uglier' Anthony Conroy, head trader at Bny Convergex, said: "Well, the numbers look better than I think many were anticipating. I had heard anywhere from 500,000 to about a million, so it's definitely better than anticipated." Other analysts found little consolation in the figures. "No matter how you look at it, these are dismal numbers," said Matt Esteve, foreign exchange trader at Tempus Consulting. Added Richard Yamarone, chief economist of Argus Research: "The job situation is ugly and is going to get uglier. There's no reason to expect hiring anytime in the next three to six months. We are not going to see any hiring until the government steps in and acts." |
This is a serious issue. After reading this, I am beginning to understand, and probably support, the so-called pirates. We never heard about the dumping and looting of Somalian sea resources until the pirates started operating. Western countries dont care if Africans all die and starve as long as westerners can enjoy the simple comforts of life. We need to start thinking about the way we view things rather than jumping in support of the west everytime they sing a song. most people were beginning to see these pirates as the only evil people in thatsituation whereas the looting and dumping by foreigners was never given that amount of coverage. |
I love Nigeria to bits. I just hate our attitude and mentality. We keep getting dumb leaders because of our attitude and mentality. We get dumb leaders that we deserve |
Its best to do checks beforehand so that man is the father of your kids. |
Siena, I have absolutely no hidden agenda. Besides, the woman is not one I find attractive so there is nothing there. |
Please leave Black Americans alone jare |
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