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Travel › Re: Top 10 African Countries With The Finest Men by lezz(m):
lezz:
firsteva has come to defend her spineless trampled carpet Captainswag225 after I murdered both and they had to scream at me days after . Dragging my dp all over.
Dear firsteva, That's the post I mentioned you. What's with you. Frustrated bitter b1tch who stooped low to remedy her homons with a Ghanaian.


What happened to your lesbian recruiting business. Have you not advertised here on nairaland for gays and lesbian to post their pictures for recruitment?

Have you not literally begged a teenage girl to show you her unclad pics? .

That's what frustrations and rejection has done to you.

You scream and pants like a man grin . You admitted to having 3somes. All your careless adventures have left you broken and used.

Now you're like a broken tomatoes eager to be sold for half the price. A public toilet will commend better care than you can ever dream of.

We know bitterness resides in your heart with all the rejection that has shadowed you. Ugly hag with a shapeless form .
Travel › Re: Top 10 African Countries With The Finest Men by lezz(m): 11:28pm On Aug 12, 2015
firstEVA:
u murdered me in flight, u didn't even have the nerves to mention my moniker here, lol.
I bought you some banana,
pu$ssy-juice has impaired your vision ,you old frustrated hag with a Ghanaian bf and a lesbian penchant. My very post you quoted has your moniker spelt in full and correctly.

She-man.
Travel › Re: Top 10 African Countries With The Finest Men by lezz(m): 11:23pm On Aug 12, 2015
Captainswag225:
hahahaha ugly mofo, am a real man. I aint gay like u...... As an african i can choose to marry from any african country so who i choose shouldnt be ur problem. Now lets talk abt uhuh Have u eaten dis evening or u couldnt afford a meal?
only cheap Internet will make a Ghanaian of all humanity ask of my feeding frequency .


Boy ,Ghana and the 25 million of you are fed by IMF and world Bank.

You are dirt - poor . War torn Libya is richer than Ghana. Want proof?

Bloody swine. My ancestors fed your forebears in the 80's and gave them a sense of identity . Today the international community owns you. Slave - magnet.
Travel › Re: Top 10 African Countries With The Finest Men by lezz(m): 11:18pm On Aug 12, 2015
Captainswag225:
mr skank is begging for my d.p. To do what? Lol nigga i aint gay. As u can see firsteva is my bae.
from all I see you're the b1tch in the union. You carry her hang bag and literally run her errands grin

And she's a self - confessed lesbian. So the best you can be is her faggott business insurance grin

Let nairalanders see your dp against mine. I'll post several of mine in response. Let's do a dp-duel this minute.
Travel › Re: Top 10 African Countries With The Finest Men by lezz(m): 11:13pm On Aug 12, 2015
Captainswag225:
dont mind that gay lezz. Lets focus on that dude who wants to steal ur lady.
don't chicken out yet. Fighting over a girl in social media only proves that you're a wuzzy who has nothing going on in reality.

You're only emboldened by hiding in the shadows of the Internet. What happened to all the girls in your street, church, school? grin
Travel › Re: Top 10 African Countries With The Finest Men by lezz(m): 11:09pm On Aug 12, 2015
JiggamanGh:
I am telling you. Stupid lezz is disturbing me his brother can toast my baby.

Let me get my gun out.
grin grin I will only save you the efforts of a refusal by your Nigerian interest.
Travel › Re: Top 10 African Countries With The Finest Men by lezz(m): 11:07pm On Aug 12, 2015
Captainswag225:
hahahahahahaha, lezz swag! Mehn that dirty and ugly dude has zero fashion sense.
give us your dp in comparison.pls now.
Travel › Re: Top 10 African Countries With The Finest Men by lezz(m): 11:05pm On Aug 12, 2015
Captainswag225:
hahahaha ur poo filled brain is talking again ryt? Can u even afford a passport? U are poor, so poor u beg for arms to eat.... I will come to naija very soon to donate to u coz if u should ever make it to ghana, u are identified as a mad man and u will be taken to the mental home.
who needs a passport to get into Ghana. You really are a worm formed from rotting milk.

Nigerians run Ghana economically and socially. Getting into Ghana is like walking into the next open door once you're a Nigerian.

You are sold out since the days of ghnana-must-go. No thing's changed yet.
Travel › Re: Top 10 African Countries With The Finest Men by lezz(m): 11:02pm On Aug 12, 2015
JiggamanGh:
How you were wreck something that's already broken. Don't tell me you are also stupid to go along with your 70 style dressing.
her hubby paled in significance the moment she sighted the Nigerian. It was only a matter of time.

Little Ghanaian goat. Women don't often jump outta marriage except something better is in the offing grin
Travel › Re: Top 10 African Countries With The Finest Men by lezz(m): 10:59pm On Aug 12, 2015
firstEVA:
but you guyz should stop insulting all Naija men, our men are ars cute as fucck, few exceptions here and there eg lezz
firsteva has come to defend her spineless trampled carpet Captainswag225 after I murdered both and they had to scream at me days after . Dragging my dp all over.
Travel › Re: Top 10 African Countries With The Finest Men by lezz(m): 10:55pm On Aug 12, 2015
Captainswag225:
hahahaha look at ur pic mr skank, who looks dull and timid? Its a pity,,, what sane man wears white belt to work?
grin grin grin no Ghanaian can be a clothing critic .

Take a look at your national flag. The dumbest colour ever with timid designs . 25 million wanderers with little imagination ..

If I appear in Ghana with my casual style in my dp in Ghana, I will hit the local media soon enough.

Nairaland has made a human out of your timid and slaving heritage to question my clothing style grin
Travel › Re: Top 10 African Countries With The Finest Men by lezz(m): 10:49pm On Aug 12, 2015
JiggamanGh:
Lies upon lies. She had already broken up with the husband before she met that Nigerian guy.

You guys are nothing but sugar daddies with no game. Pot belly things.
grin grin grin what's that tell you dummy? You want her to be open with it while in her matrimony? Daft.

Nigga, a Nigerian stud just wrecked her Marriage.
Travel › Re: Top 10 African Countries With The Finest Men by lezz(m): 10:47pm On Aug 12, 2015
JiggamanGh:
Economy? Our economy isnt oil based like yours. Poor people that live on less than a $ a day.

Well I heard it's hard to separate naija women from men they are both full with testosterone so no surprise there.
You don't have an economy, kid. IMF feeds you. FACT FACT FACT. Your president is renowned for carrying a presidential begging - bowl when he tours world capitals. grin grin

Omotola and Jenivieve has made Time's most influential hundred people on earth .


You want to tell me Ghanaian woman that has that fit?

I slay you with facts and style, kid.
Travel › Re: Top 10 African Countries With The Finest Men by lezz(m): 10:43pm On Aug 12, 2015
JiggamanGh:
Nigerian men are all talk but no action. Example can be found in your country. You folks are uncivilized. Yeah to a typical Nigerian d!ck who loves to abuse women Ghanaian men would seem docile to him.

Our society teaches us to respect women and not abused them.
And all your women are free - falling for Nigerian men.

Your famous actress left her matrimonial home for a Nigerian. grin grin grin
Travel › Re: Top 10 African Countries With The Finest Men by lezz(m): 10:40pm On Aug 12, 2015
Captainswag225:
ugly mofo., u say what? Why do u wear white belt? Nigga u gay?
dry. Wellworn. Repitive of all our e-duels Thanks for the show of desperation . I'm turning up the heat gradually.
Travel › Re: Top 10 African Countries With The Finest Men by lezz(m): 10:37pm On Aug 12, 2015
Captainswag225:
grandpa, how are u? Are u stilling wearing the white belt and cutlass tie? How is makoko today? I bet u still live on 1 dollar a day ryt? Poor dude.
You know I don't change. Makoko is doing great and is in a part of Lagos. Lagos GDP is $95 billion dollars . All of Ghana is $50 billion. grin

You will always be a destitute and a wanderer to me. tongue
Travel › Re: Top 10 African Countries With The Finest Men by lezz(m): 10:34pm On Aug 12, 2015
JiggamanGh:
The reason being Ghanaian guys don't check 4 naija girls like that. Apart from that nothing else. Is that why you are foaming in the mouth.
Ghana men are dull and timid. Nigerian women consider them pseudo effeminate and uneventful. This docility and timidity is evident in all facet of your lives. From your economy to social integration. undecided

Ghana men are plain planks. grin
Travel › Re: Top 10 African Countries With The Finest Men by lezz(m): 10:31pm On Aug 12, 2015
Captainswag225:
lololololo yehowa, i laugh in twi, did u say annointed monkey?
I scrolled through this topic because the tittle "finest" men put me off as rather effeminate. Women are attracted to men mostly by attitude and demeanour more. The looks in men are secondary on the long run.Ghana men are the world's most docile and timid.

You typify this attitude with your needy and desperate drooling here grin angry grin
Travel › Re: Top 10 African Countries With The Finest Men by lezz(m): 10:26pm On Aug 12, 2015
JiggamanGh:
I have dealt with him so many times. He's a new comer. All the e warriors have retired.
You run loose at the mouth again. The last time we engaged you admitted the ratio of Nigerian men to Ghana girls is way higher than Ghanaian men to Nigerian girls.

Captainswag225:
who is scared of that old toad? Combine him with adamspiggy. We are ready for them. Anaa petrodollar3 wose d3n?
captainswag225, the douchebag who carries the handbag of a Nigerian girl all over nairaland. My scars on your bent back refuse to heal. You're a hangers on to a Nigerian woman right here on nairaland.

You spineless Charlie .
Dating And Meet-up Zone › Re: "Chat Central and Derailer's Paradise"...Welcome! by lezz(m): 11:43pm On Aug 10, 2015
tomiwa1992:
You are a big fat liar because I don't suscribe to your bitterness and this is my last post to you.
If you check my followers, you'll notice that I am following a romancelander that was actually commenting on this thread that sunday.

You will forever remain pained enclosed in your bitterness and whenever you want to accuse someone for scoring cheap points, do it intelligently.
Dunce!
You switch many monikers from lezz,5minsmadness & yorubadelta(your main alternate moniker) I have many of her illogical lies to expose. grin
Funny how y'all share same characteristics.
Though 5mins is innocent but i am sure you are her with wisdomiskey same way you are obsess and hail a particular moniker and mention schlong etc lipsrsealed
One final false show of bravery still leaves you exposed as a bruised, mass - beaten newt.

I see doubt and uncertainty lurking in the shadows of each letters you type. The harsh reality of exposure has proven too heavy for your fickle knees to bear.

No more can you look up to the sun again, its rays are tiny lights of swords into the blackness of your heart that produce only deceit , perversity and fakery.

Ordinarily, you aren't worth my very keystrokes undecided But lost sheep like you need to be told bluntly when they strayed out of order.

You're still in your teens, and being nairaland's chief buffoon isn't the way to start. Your life actually hasn't begun but you carry the burden of the sins of a middle aged life.

40 years from now, you will look with melancholy to nairaland at your wasted life of youth. And you will seek solace in humping teenage boys in their arses in a dark attempt to reclaim your lost youth.

Your fatherless existence is a living horror you may never wake away from. That empty void can NEVER be filled by faggotry and effeminate temperament .

grin grin Your nights are never-ending. Multifaceted coward .
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by lezz(m): 6:40pm On Jul 27, 2015
DictatorZAR:
WHAT THE F@UCK HAPPENED HERE THIS THREAD IS GONE.huh

I BLAME
1)AUGUBUGU who started his lies
2)LEZZ who commenced with the derailment
3)EVARN who invited his brothel mistress
4)DAMNI for her repetitive childish behavior
.
Where's the source for 33,000 murders a year in Nigeria you claimed? You are yet to redeem your image for that. Twice you tried and twice your sources denied your claims. Accusing me of derailment......hehe hehe, I could well accuse you of fraudulent submissions..
Matter of fact, you indeed are a petty fraudgrin gringrin
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by lezz(m): 8:15am On Jul 24, 2015
vandalZA:
are you say MTN is white ownedhuh @AMAKWEREKWERE
And please, tell us the name of the Zulu who owns MTN.


Intellectual destitution is worse than HIV. And that's seems to be your road map. Zulu--dummy grin grin grin grin
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by lezz(m): 8:11am On Jul 24, 2015
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vandalZA:
don't be a stupid.d KWEREKWERE........you don't have to compare BLACK SOUTH AFRICANS to WHITE SOUTH AFRICANS because BLACK SAns only have 21years in a process of developing themselves and remember that WHITE SAns have over 400years empowering themselves.........the only day to judge BLACK SAns and compare them to WHITE SAns is the day they have equalized the 400years enjoyed by WHITE SAns.............and if you want to check the progress done buy BLACK SAns on number of millionaires..let me add on what you know DUMMY in 21years of BLACK government in S.AFRICA they produced 9000millionaires which took 400years for WHITE government to produce 36000millionaires, check the ratio and see the difference.....@AMAKWEREKWERE
[/s] You depict the mindset of millions of Zulu south Africans : denaial/failure to take up responsibilities.

It is either foreigners are taking your jobs and women
Or the Anglo - Dutch are the problem of all your woes.

Even when the world knows you'll rather wait for grants than work.

You have a sense of entitlement in your warped mind which thinks the white man should wipe your ass clean after you finish passing faeces.

The only thing Zulus don't need help help from their Anglo Dutch masters are rape and savage murder grin grin grin
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by lezz(m): 11:50pm On Jul 23, 2015
kgr28:
Are you saying we are extremely poor and we dont have contact with people society at largehuh and do you understand what economic slavery ishuh you are economic slave yourself.
Do you even comprehend what you writing - slaving to destitute.
Of south Africa's 50/52 million people, about 8 percent are white, 2 percent Asians and about 80 percent blacks and coloured 5/8 percent.

Whites makes 85 percent of south Africa's rich. Black's only have 15 percent.

South Africa only has one black billionaire of all the billionaires in the country. White females have more numbers in millionaires than all the number of millionaires of blacks in South Africa .

There are not one black south African owned competitive company in Africa.
That is why south Africa is the most unequal society in the world. The slavery continues.
Family › Re: Policemen Brutalise Eight-month Pregnant Woman: Delivers Baby Prematurely (Pic) by lezz(m): 11:28pm On Jul 23, 2015
Cutehector:
Dat policeman"s destiny will be brutalised
AMEN.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by lezz(m): 11:15pm On Jul 23, 2015
kgr28:
slaving /sleɪvɪŋ/
noun
the action of enslaving people.
slave /sleɪv/
verb
work excessively hard.
You're an economic slave. A destitute and socially isolated
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by lezz(m): 10:51pm On Jul 23, 2015
kgr28:
Newbiehuhhuh? Collective Termhuh it shows you are stupiidd!! and so now we black SAcans are Zulus and we are SLAVING peoplehuh
Zulu, post apartheid only freed you by name. Every black man in South Africa is a slave. You remain the world's longest serving slaves.

Should I tell you more, Zulu?
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by lezz(m): 10:48pm On Jul 23, 2015
ddami:
as in lezz guess we will be starting all the repitive and futile argument & explanation all over again with that Nigga,,, LOL,, I can't deal,,, but maybe I would 'cos he might b interesting...

His not new though,, since 2011,, he's 4 yrs older than me on NL .
Lolz, that means he's really slow.

This thread has all been one long repeating back and forth.

It has become a boredom - reliever for me. grin
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by lezz(m): 10:42pm On Jul 23, 2015
WORLD / AFRICA

Once a major continental force, South Africa's military at a crossroads
South Africa wants to re-establish itself militarily as an important player in Africa's peacekeeping initiatives. But it has to overcome a small budget, and its own needs to police its borders, to move it from a 'critical state of decline.'


By Ryan Lenora Brown, Correspondent / June 29, 2015


Soldiers stand guard as police conduct a raid in Cape Town, South Africa, May 7, 2015. The raid, during which a search was conducted for counterfeit goods, weapons, and illegal immigrants, was one of a series of joint operations carried out with members of the South African National Defence Force.

Mike Hutchings/Reuters/File

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JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA

The scenes could have been plucked from another era: South African soldiers with machine guns, stopping pedestrians on Johannesburg street corners to ask for their ID documents. Troop carriers lumbering past rows of shacks in the city’s townships late at night, preparing to raid hubs of supposed illegal activity.

But this was March. And more than 300 of these troops were deployed by President Jacob Zuma to help “maintain law and order” in the wake of xenophobic attacks against foreign nationals from around Africa.

Now at the end of June, the Army troops are still here, scouring “crime hotspots” from Cape Town to Bloemfontein as part of “Operation Fiela,” which translates literally “operation clean up the dirt.”

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As Defense Minister Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula puts it, the Army had been internally deployed even though it is a time of peace “because there is a crisis” in the country.

This deployment, with its echoes of apartheid-era public policing tactics, shocked many, especially military analysts. They point out that soldiers are on the street just as the military is facing a looming crisis of its own: it stretched thin between its commitment to protect South Africa and it borders, and its desire to establish itself as a leading military force in Africa.

Meanwhile, a review of the country’s military operations is winding its way through parliament, warning that the South African National Defense Force (SANDF[b]) IS in a “critical state of decline” -- owing to a significant mismatch between its current funding levels and its larger ambitions to be a military leader on the African continent. [/b]

“The biggest problem here is that the military simply doesn’t have enough warm bodies to both patrol our borders and participate in large-scale deployments it is committed to on the continent,” says defense analyst Helmoed Heitman, one of the authors of the defense review.

“Government desperately needs to make a decision about what role we want our military to play — either we’re going to be a regional force and then we have to really put the money and troops behind that, or we’re going to completely withdraw from the continent and lose our say in what happens there.”

An evolving military

The roots of the military crisis stretch deep into history, back to the first time that troops marched through Johannesburg streets patrolling for criminal activity.

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Then, “criminals” were largely anti-apartheid activists, and between the 1960s and the 1980s, the white government pumped funding into the military to suppress both rebellions within South Africa’s borders and to fight untrustworthy governments and rebels in surrounding nations. At its peak, the apartheid military had more than 100,000 active conscripts, and consumed 4.4 percent of national GDP, making it one of Africa’s largest and best trained fighting forces.

When South Africa became a democracy in the mid-1990s, however, the new African National Congress government faced down a tremendous task. It sought to merge the white military with guerilla soldiers who had once fought against it, and then to entirely re-script the role of the new force in a region where it had long fome

****modified ******force in a region where it had long fomented conflict, as in Angola and Namibia.

“Because up until then we had been so involved in African countries in such a negative way, Nelson Mandela’s role during his presidency was to say, we’re no longer going to intervene at all, unless specifically asked,” says John Stupart, editor of the African Defense Review. “Besides that, the Mandela presidency also had to be very focused on reuniting South Africa internally and promoting reconciliation, which had very little to do with establishing a foreign policy.”

In fact, he says, both Mr. Mandela and his successor, Thabo Mbeki, displayed little interest in South Africa’s involvement in foreign conflicts. Meanwhile, Mandela was working to undo South Africa’s violent history of exclusion by demilitarizing the borders, and shifting responsibility from the army to the police.

A budget shrinks

As the military rolled back in and outside of South Africa, its budget shrunk rapidly. Equipment began to age and go unreplaced — as did soldiers. From its height of 4.4 percent of GDP in the ‘80s, South African military spending today stands at just 1.2 percent of its GDP.

But as South African democracy sped through its second decade, the problems in the rest of the continent could not be ignored. Its leadership, too, grew more and more concerned with the legacy of isolationism they were building, Mr. Stupart says.

Under the presidency of Mr. Mbeki and later his successor, Jacob Zuma, South Africa began committing troops to peacekeeping missions and interventions in Burundi, the Comoros, Sudan, and the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo.

“There’s been a rising call for Africa to provide solutions to its own military conflicts, of which there are many,” says Jaco Theunissen, spokesman for the South African Navy. “That has increasingly become our focus because we recognize that we are a part of this continent and its stability.”

Spreading SANDF thin

As the military deployed across the continent, police control of the borders had proven an abysmal failure. “The borders were basically porous,” says Mr. Heitman. And so, in 2009, a year after the country faced the worst bout of xenophobic attacks in its history, SANDF was once again handed responsibility for patrolling the frontiers.

“Government seems to have absorbed the message from the masses that the reason foreigners in this country are attacked is because border control has been too lax,” says Loren Landau, founding director of the African Centre for Migration and Society at the University of the Witwatersrand. “By that logic, the best way to assist foreigners is to arrest them.”

The return to military border control, however, coincided with multiple foreign deployments that experts say have stretched SANDF nearly to a breaking point.

In addition to the 2500 border control troops, another 1400 are currently serving in the “Force Intervention Brigade” in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, while 850 more are deployed to Sudan. South Africa has also pledged to be among the first contributing nations to the African Union’s temporary standby force — the African Capacity for Immediate Response to Crises — requiring additional soldiers to be available for rapid deployment on a rotating basis.

The number of soldiers required for these projects may seem small for an Army of more than 40,000 troops. But factor in the support personnel, the training between deployments, and VARIOUS health issues — including a high incidence of HIV among soldiers -- and the number of available troops quickly shrinks, says Andre Roux, a consultant to the Institute for Security Studies in Pretoria.


“For every combat soldier you need three people behind them in service,” Mr. Roux says. “And then for every soldier on the ground you need three total — one there, one preparing from deployment, and one recovering from their previous deployment. So when you put these parameters down suddenly you find you don’t have t
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by lezz(m): 10:16pm On Jul 23, 2015
kgr28:
well I know ma Zulu bras are going to kick yr azz, but I'm Mosotho though.
grin grin grin you really are new here. My guess is that you followed @agaugust here from defenceweb after he used your lazy brains for writing board at that thread. grin


Now know this; Zulu ,for me, is a collective term for all black slaving southafricans. Everyone in this thread knows it- everyone except you, newbie grin grin grin

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