₦airaland Forum

michelin89:
You can say that again. Haba see me see wahala oo.

You included, uhmmm 10000000000  

Me?4 where . .Wen I no dey do Blacky!!

playah P:
you post only models
Naija girls are fine but brazilians trip my alarm system.

I think ur right Bros.

michelin89:
The complex of Edipo! Women marry men who look like their dad, while men marry women who look like their mothers. Total crap. None of my exes has nothing to do with my dad.

. .And how many exes are we talking about

ThiefOfHearts:
Potu is dating his "sister"

Thiefofhearts U don come ooo. Potu is my friend abeg,so cut him some slack.

IgboGirl:
@Radiant

I'm guessing the white men are also better than your African/Black father?

Feel free to tell us how white men are better than your brothers and the rest of the men in your family.

GBAM!Iji Ya!

If you're serious on learning then we could strike a deal.
Deal or No Deal?

Potu:
Thanks.  Everyone deserves a caring sibling. I doubt she will be willing to accept compensation, but I will try.  She is wealthier than most people, and has already StolenMyHeart (lol).

Funny/troublesome Man.

michelin89:
Don't digress or we may get banned.

Hehehe.NL don turn 2 Army Barracks oo!

@OP

In wat aspect are they(White men) berra then Blacks?even wen they cannot. . .

@OP

Well its OK only if I was a partaker.

sandee575:
Im so proud of sexyleamon
shes sweet

You aint seen norrin yet!

mahogany28:
if you meet an italian, and you are a black woman, the italian man would probably just want to pansh and depart.lol,
stay away from dem

Abeg no mind the Poster.She's just a Paper Chaser!

ThiefOfHearts:
Lmao @ Ivey

Your sister sounds jobless. Hope you pay her unemployment recession fees for "flying out to make moimoi"

Danm!That was too harsh abeg!

*signing in*

. .Seconds later

*Signing out*

Anambra State is about to relive its reputation as a theater of political perfidy. All over the state, there’s an air of great political excitement (on the part of the vultures also known as politicians) and of foreboding and anxiety (on the part of the indigenes whose lives are being turned topsy-turvy.

Quite simply, Anambra State is being put up for sale to the highest bidder. It’s a cruel, tragic sight.

A few weeks ago, the Peoples Democratic Party set the tone for the auctioning off of the state. The PDP, which boasts the largest collection of depraved men and women in the history of party politics in Africa, set the opening bid at N5 million. That’s just the cost of picking up a registration form to vie for the governorship of the state. Why would any man or woman dole out so much cash for the opportunity to seek an opportunity to become governor?

Well, because it’s not, strictly speaking, about governorship. The N5 million entry fee is to participate in a macabre ritual – the selling of a people’s collective resources to a single man or man, or to the lucky winner and his or her coterie of sponsors.

If PDP members were not daylight robbers, they would have rebuked their party for instituting such a scandalous price for the gubernatorial ticket. Indeed, one of the party’s leaders told me over the phone that the point of the high entry fee was “to discourage any Tom, privates and Harry from aspiring to contest.”

Well, the party misjudged its membership and the lure of a governorship. Instead of deterring aspirants, the high fee served as magnet. The party had, by the exorbitance of the asking price, reminded every Okeke, Okoye and Okafor that there was a lot of lucre to be looted by the person who occupies the Number One position in the state. A lot of party members heard that message, loud and clear. As if to demonstrate their unwholesome goals, more than forty men and women paid the requisite cash to pick up forms.

Where did these bidders come from? What’s the source of their wealth? Does anybody believe that any of these forty-seven men and women earned the cash they paid in a legitimate way? Or, if some godfather picked up the tab, does anybody think any sponsor would advance a loan of N5 million to a candidate for altruistic, public-spirited reasons?

At any rate, is there anybody so naïve as to think that these million naira-candidates are driven by a passion for selfless, visionary service?

Sadly, the PDP is not the lone colony of loonies. If the other political parties were possessed of superior political wisdom, they might have mounted a withering assault on the PDP’s cash-and-carry approach to political office. Instead, the competition chose the role of imitators. Absurdity being infectious in Nigeria, the other political parties quickly priced their own governorship forms at the PDP level – or even higher. Which all means that, whoever is finally selected by Maurice Iwu’s electoral commission, the people of Anambra can count on one outcome: they will be squeezed and screwed.

As I write, there are reports that the PDP’s statewide congresses to elect the party’s candidate degenerated into an exercise in violence and fraud. Thisday reported that the process “was marred by widespread violence, thuggery, rigging and snatching of ballot boxes and election materials in most of the 21 local government areas of the state where the exercise took place.” It added: “Sporadic guns shots were heard in some areas during the exercise.” And then this sobering bit: “the election took place in only about 10 per cent of the 326 electoral wards.”

Make no mistake: the reign of violence and electoral heist within the PDP is a harbinger of what’s to come in the governorship (so-called) election on February 6, 2010. Anambra has been luckless since the dawn of this nascent – more truly, nasty – democracy. From the look of things, the streak of vapid leadership appears assured.

Clement Chinwoke Mbadinuju combined a knack for biblical declamations with a facility for disastrous statecraft. Chris Ngige established a populist tone by divorcing his grubby sponsors, renouncing former President Olusegun Obasanjo’s iniquitous designs, and making a significant push in road construction; even so, he was a usurper. Peter Obi, who won the 2003 election and worked admirably to reclaim his mandate from Ngige, has squandered his good will through hypocrisy and personal aggrandizement. Some powerful interests in the PDP are reportedly paving the way for Charles Chukwuma Soludo, former Governor of the Central Bank, to emerge as the party’s candidate. But Mr. Soludo, by many accounts a brillianteconomist, has yet to explain his silence and inaction while insatiable and irresponsible debtors made a run on Nigerian banks. There’s also the disturbing fact that Mr. Soludo keeps the company of Mr. Tony Anenih, a man who exemplifies some of the basest political attributes.

Which way Anambra State?

Source: saharareporters.com

nethacker:
towards the end of the yr(d last quarter), Nigeria seems to be turning to stamford bridge- so so interesting a country   . Let me confirm d authenticity of this  

Hehehe,but why elombah of all the media house?

Fulani Wat?. .No let me catch u dia!

nana:
Hehehe,anything goes in a way excluding armed-robbers,road-side mechanics,drivers-be it corporate or individual,full-time pastors et al.

Why dissing men of God? I learnt they make perfect husbands

^^^I taya 4 them my Brother.**Ndi iberibe**

nana:
Hmmm,so women love to marry[b] med. doctors? Well, I dunno.

[/b]
U mean you dont have preference?. . .anything goes _{4 you}?

Potu:
Thanks for the correction and please forgive my error: I now stand corrected.  To err is human; and if I erred, I erred in good company.  Reread what you wrote; it’s error ridden and barely comprehensible.  Next time, I promise to proofread an item before posting.

Incidentally, in the United States, you must have a bachelor’s degree before a degree in medicine.  It is in fashion for physicians to do combined degrees such as medicine and law; medicine and pharmacy; medicine and bioengineering.  You end up with a doctorate in both fields.

[Sir, if you are flabbergasted by my sister’s qualifications; I am scarred to tell you my qualifications].

Hehehe,Potu u don come again ooo!

freeview:
I knew it was over the day i followed him to his apartment.His room is nothing to write home about,not well furnished

Another G.Digger on the thread.

[quote author=tpia. link=topic=332079.msg4668323#msg4668323 date=1254713214]at least he recognized the "eze" if not the asiri.

He try.[/quote]Are u 4 me or against moi?

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I doubt If Mugu dey NL._{u don f.ck up!}

chika98:
Did you even bother to read the thread?

I no even try'am at all. *sighing*

chamotex:
What seems to be the problem here?
Poster, are you running out of money?

Maybe

Sell your land, cars and other properties to raise some cash now. Mumu + Maga.

Hehehe,Ol Boi u harsh oo!

Can I?. .Why not?!

I have no robbery experience 'cos am an Armed Robber myself!

[quote author=Aloy.Emeka link=topic=332453.msg4666855#msg4666855 date=1254689205]Bros don't worry. Your doctor title is enough for them to start stalking you. Chics love doctors. You don't need to be handsome, all you need is a medical degree. At worst, get a vet degree and they will be confused.[/quote]Is it that bad simple?

[quote author=Aloy.Emeka link=topic=332453.msg4666839#msg4666839 date=1254688997]Do you have a contrary opinion?.  [/quote]erm,erm. .**Still thinking**

[quote author=Aloy.Emeka link=topic=332453.msg4666802#msg4666802 date=1254688459]Doctors are not romantic at all. They waste all their tears in the library and do not know any other thing besides anatomy and physiology. They know a [b]woman's G spot in theory but in practice, they are lost. [/b]Their social life is zero. My little cousin at UNEC med sch didn't know who is Olu maintain when his song was en vogue and it's because he is married to the library. Lawyers are smarter imho and are likely to survive in difficult circumstances than doctors.[/quote]Emeka U don come again with dis ur waka-pass information.