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Kamsy10: Thank God sha cos you hardly get such from Ibo married men.Inferiority complex is evident when you find yourself always comparing and measuring against someone else. Nobody here asked you what the situation was with Igbo men, or did anybody? |
I am sure no Christian is abusing this man; after all their hero and wise man called Solomon had way more kids, concubines and wives. |
What's next? Discovery of a ghost government (local government, state and country)? Or maybe they are even ghosts already. |
naptu2: 1) Quite a few kids did start school at age 8/9, but other kids also started school at 5.Yes. Those who started at 5 were the precocious ones back then which is why I can agree with 5 or there about; not 2 and a half as stated in this article. There is no point reducing the age to the point of the ridiculous. Starting at age 5 back then was impressive enough. naptu2: 2) In the interview I watched, he said he FOLlOWED her to school (which is not impossible).In this article, he said he TRACED her path to school. "Follow" does not necessarily mean his sister held his hand all the way to school in any case. |
naptu2: At 5 years he would have been eligible for school anyway (the criteria for eligibility used to be that you were either 5 years old, or you could touch your left ear with your right hand).In an era when most children were stunted and started school at 8/9? Or you think a 2 and a half year old child can TRACE the path his sister followed to school? |
I'm not sure he traced his sisters path to school at 2 and a half years as stated. Memory may be a bit foggy. Maybe 5 or 6 years. That would make more sense. |
These wonderful practices kept our population in check; they should be reinstated. ![]() |
jadakiss213: BTW,2face Idibia was Ayiri's best man when he got married a couple of years ago.Interesting. So he had no life-long friends? So 2face became his "best-friend" after their meeting? Or none of his old friends were good enough for the show he wanted? |
thorpido: That's life.It's amazing when people turn their backs on people they have known when fortunes change.If that is the case, then why the rumored snub by Mikel Obi so painful? |
ferhyntorlah: This comment is so uncalled for; such an ignorant post!Oh, are you one of his concubines? Why he dey pepper you for body like dis? |
Yorubas know what "Ayiri" means. |
Pot, say hi to the kettle. |
Johnpaul88: Jordi Alba is injured for 2 - 3 wks. His availability for our 2nd leg PSG match ,is in doubt. He tore his thigh while on international duty with ESP against Finland.But Abidal is back isn't he? |
[quote author=Nuzo']Yes, we know the history of the US pol and Blacks. It was sad, rude and dehumanizing. Most of it is the past now. Its over 40 years....so its no more SUDDEN for blacks to begin to see the bigger picture. What happened over 40 years ago shouldn't be an excuse for black people to brag about not giving vital info to police that will help combat crimes in black neighbourhoods? Now you said the situation of blacks in USA is different. What about blacks in UK, Africa, Brazil, Haiti, Jamaica etc?[/quote]You cannot suddenly forget since we constantly get rude reminders like Rodney King and Diallo. And the boy killed because he was wearing a hoodie. It is not MOSTLY in the past. Worldwide the police was a tool of subjugation against blacks even here in Africa during the colonial era. And we ended up inheriting the practices of a colonial police force. Which is why people get arrested for "wandering" in their own country. But even with all these, there have been black law enforcement agents who have risked their lives to infiltrate black criminal organizations and gangs. |
@elvymoore I think it will be easier if you drop your contacts. |
[quote author=Nuzo']Over 40 years down the line, Black communities in this same environment have made it enviable among them not to cooperate with security operatives.[/quote]Yes; how can you suddenly start cooperating with an institution that was used to subjugate your people? We know the history of the US Police and Black people. That is a completely different matter. |
MajorJ: O'boy this one no be iphone read again na ipad, ipad no dey get sim cardReally? iPads don't use SIM cards? |
MajorJ: First of, who tell you say them no get undacova, just b'cos they don't talk about it on the news don't mean that they don't have under cover.If indeed they have undercover operatives, those operatives must be the most ineffectual undercover operatives going by the fact that the SSS had to cordon off a whole side of a highway in the name of safety. If the US Secret Service were to work in a similar manner, I doubt anybody would be able to walk around Washington DC or even visit the White House. |
[quote author=Nuzo']Except you don't wanna tell yourself the truth. Black communities hardly corporate with the security agents in fishing out criminals amongst them. In the quest to protect their friends and family members, the mess gets messier. Militants and kidnappers had a field day some years back cos of this until they turned to the communities that were protecting them. It is also evident in Nigeria political scene. Folks like IBB, Tinubu, Udenwa and Alams can be seen to be idolized by members of their communities/ethnic groups. The mess is also evident in black communities in USA, Brazil, Africa, carribeans etc.[/quote]What you have said about "blacks" can be said about single race and ethnicity. Back when the Irish, Jews and Italians were the hoodlums, of course it was difficult to crack in for surveillance; anybody that cooperated could lose his life and have his entire bloodline wiped out. Same can be said of the cartels now in South America. So it has nothing to do with race. |
yuzedo: Chei! Can't wait for her to take n..aked pictures of her bo..obs and her punny!I suspect you'd rather not see those. |
[quote author=Nuzo']Secret agents are meant to infiltrate terror groups and relay information to combatant squad (military) for necessary action. This the SSS seem to be doing. However, madam stated their challenges which is limited human resources in SSS. Another challenge is the uncorprative nature of Nigerians. How do you infiltrate communities that harbour these criminals and are sympathetic to their goals? Infiltration by security agents to fight crime doesn't work in BLACK communities anywhere in the world. And that is what I call self hate![/quote]Refer to the quote in red; this has been done over and over that I don't even begin to have a clue of which world you speak of. |
usbcable: The two both of you are not serious.LOL. |
all4naija: It is clear that is not the reason for the increase in the cases of HIV/AIDS in Benue state.We really cannot tell. I can't, and neither can you. |
all4naija: I have a girlfriend, dude.Huh? Ever heard of Down Low brothers? Dudes even have wives! Having a GF don't mean a thing dun. ![]() |
all4naija: Keep hating on homosexuals for no good. But, It is clear that is not the reason for the increase in the cases of HIV/AIDS in Benue state.LMAO. No vex. I was actually gonna say YOU could tell us from experience. ![]() |
PS: What people had been trying to tell you earlier was, @nal sex is more prevalent in male hom0sexual relationships than heterosexual ones. And @nal sex with or without protection is more dangerous. Therefore a higher rate of male hom0sexual relationships COULD lead to higher infection rates. The same cannot be said of heterosexual relationships. |
ogugua88: [size=13pt]Physiology means "function". The function of the male anus and the female anus are the same, regardless of where any other organ is located.[/size]Aha. That's where I indeed goofed. Change that to "anatomy". Function remains the same, but even that changes slightly. The point remains: the male h0m0 finds @nal intercourse more pleasurable than the female. Though I cannot tell you this is from experience. ![]() |
all4naija:LOL. Now, I can tell you to give it up; you clearly don't know what you are talking about. Just leave it to the girl and keep on applauding on the sidelines. |
ogugua88: [size=13pt]It possibly distinguishes the different kinds of pleasure between same sex and opposite sex. The physiology remains the same. The truth is that heterosexuals perform the act and heterosexuals enjoy the act. So what exactly is your point?How can the physiology remain the same when one HAS a prostate and the other doesn't? If you don't get the point too bad. Now to the semantics. I didn't bother taking you to task earlier, but clearly you don't know the usage of "has". I used the example of "My house has a pool" and your response was it should be "My compound has a pool" because the pool is not in the house. So what will you say of "Peter has a twin"? Does Peter's twin have to be inside Peter like Siamese or what? Or maybe you are inside your mother since she HAS a child. Semantics. PS: What people had been trying to tell you earlier was, @nal sex is more prevalent in male hom0sexual relationships than heterosexual ones. And @nal sex with or without protection is more dangerous. Therefore a higher rate of male hom0sexual relationships COULD lead to higher infection rates. The same cannot be said of heterosexual relationships. |
brokoto: guy just accept it. You goofed. Stop going round in circles.Do you know what it means to go round in circles? Do you even know what the prostate is? You better step aside. |
all4naija: Give it up, dude! The lady trashed you very good.Your opinion...which of course you have a right to. |
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