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Gone are the days that most Nigerian men will go home from America to find a wife or even ask the family to find them a wholesome girl in Nigeria. These days, whatever madness you're trying to avoid in America, it's also there in abundance back in Nigeria. You better deal with the one you see before you, at least you might be familiar with her type of drama. To blindly go and import wahala that's possibly just trying to escape the mess in Nigeria is quite the risk. My cousin went to Naija for a couple of weeks, came back talking about he found a girl he wants to marry. They start communicating and a few months later he hears some funny stuff about her. So, my guy took up the issue with her, and next thing we heard was that the babe and her mom went to fight the person they thought was informing my cousin...for trying to scatter her runs. What the heck! My guy couldn't believe it was the same chick he's been talking to, her sister that we know here at church is such a nice person. Well, he confronts her about her conduct...na then true colors show! The babe straight up told him that if he annoys her, she can organize guys to kidnap his popsie in Nigeria. My guy snapped back to reality. |
Let's get one thing straight; Fajuyi did not ask to be killed with Ironsi. He was also a target of the coup plotters. Thus, he was killed just like Ironsi. |
....Amaechi, Tinubu. |
Rest in peace beautiful one. |
estyvino:Lol...nothing do you bro. |
estyvino:No vex bros, but you never say repeat over the radio, unless you are in the artillery, and that would be to ask for more shells to be dropped. 'Say again' is the appropriate term. ....u for don kill everybody with all the repeat wey you shout. ![]() |
There's no denying that the white man has exploited and continues to exploit the black African. Likewise, the black man has to take a lot of blame for his own predicament. I really don't believe the black man is genetically inferior, most of our issues are cultural. |
Our future presido. ![]() |
This is an amazing thread. |
This criminal is still out here scamming those gullible souls looking for 'signs and wonders'. This so called Reverend is an unrepentant scam artist, and if you encounter him anywhere "performing" please do not hesitate to expose him. |
LaurelP: I agree with the north hugging power, but I think these guys are closer friends than you realize. I remember when I was much younger and OUK was a governor, he rolled up to my house one evening with Abdusalami Abubakar to see my old man. So, yeah, Abubakar does visit OUK too. |
Good. |
Well, who am I to speak on such matters. I can only pray to God I don't marry such a wicked wife. |
There's only one governor in Abia state and his name is Okezie Ikpeazu. God is our strength and by His grace we'll overcome this criminal attempt to truncate democracy in Abia state. |
[b]If Ikwerre doesn't want to be seen as Igbo, that's fine and dandy. But please do not vilify the rest of the Igbo to justify your stance. We are all free to be whoever we wish to be, but just spare us these phantom tales of Igbo trying to strangle you in your sleep or whatever fables you think are necessary to affirm your position. We don't need it. You'll have to admit, it's not always the Igbos fault for mistaking you as a fellow Igbo. Your spoken language and culture betray the Igbo within you, so if not told otherwise, the average Igbo might mistake you for a fellow Igbo. Besides, some of the wiser Ikwerres insist on maintaining an Igbo identity. You will see them actively involved in Ohaneze and other Igbo organizations. To further complicate matters, from personal experience, I've known Ikwerres who balk at the notion of being Igbo, but are quick to remind you that "we are all Igbo" whenever they feel its favorable to them. They keep their Igbo identity in the back pocket and whenever it's suitable or profitable to them they can always play that card. The typical Igbo, bearing no animosity towards them, would always identify with the Ikwerre whenever he comes flashing his Igbo card. When Chibuike Amaechi came to campaign for Buhari in Aba last year, he was holding his Igbo card sky-high for all to see...declaring that after all he is Igbo and Goodluck Jonathan is not. I had never known Amaechi to demonstrate any interest in Igbo affairs(to be fair, I've never heard him deny being Igbo either),but for the avoidance of doubt and to gain what he came to seek he surely declared himself a full blooded Igbo man that day.[/b] |
Hmmm...business is booming my brother! ![]() |
Hahaaa...zombies said he bought Dubai mansions by selling snakes. I've heard it all now!!! |
Northerners do bear Kabiru too. It is likely a northerner. |
Ola Sa'ad Ibrahim, the former CDS is from Kwara state. He's a northerner. |
taemilola:Hmmm, the devastating layers of makeup that one religiously wears...she must hate her real face. |
Makeup sorcery. |
Zombie Reporters has lost all credibility. Believe this load of crap at your own risk. |
I don't even know what to say. Chai!!! |
poyet:A bidding process, if any existed or exists, that is certainly fraught with manipulation and nepotism. So, it just so happened that IBB's in laws had the highest bid, and in Abdulsalami's little stint in office his in laws also happened to tender the highest bid for a lucrative oil bloc. Get it together man, it doesn't take a genius to see what's going on here. |
Another tales by moonlight. What kind of ridiculous negotiation would cost $40 million dollars? If those Chadians with their Boko Haram contacts thought we were going to fork over $40 mill to them to negotiate for the phantom Chibok damsels, then they must have been severely high on cow dung. E better make Jona chop the money sef wipe mouth. |
computerboy:Misandry |
Linda is doing well. I applaud her efforts in helping others get on their feet. She'll soar to greater heights!! |
Sweet merciful crap!!! Nigerians have really suffered! The bottom line is that we homo sapiens are now contending for real estate with cattle...the fulani intend to displace us so their precious cattle can graze luxuriously. What a pity. |
I feel Daddy Bubu. When you're just kicking back, elevating with some Daura weed and chasing it with some chill kunu ...then somebody comes to scatter your vibes with news of visiting chibok parents. Not groovy mehn. |
Lol Saraki is on his own. We of the unshakable 5% nation don't know this dude, despite the antics of some rented youths. We are gleefully watching the APC drama in high-definition. |
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