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Ultrame:
"How do we remove the rot that is the Nigerian Police without turning our "Cousins" and "Failed Brick-layer apprentices" into well-trained armed robbers within the twinkle of an eye?

Oh, so what are they right now? That question is not as profound as you convinced yourself to believe.

She was looking like a transsexual though.

See Illuminati:

https://www.colourbox.com/preview/1695633-199938-woman-covering-one-eye-with-hand-smiling-at-camera-portrait.jpg

And another one oooo:

https://img1.photographersdirect.com/img/17619/wm/pd746494.jpg

Yepa, another one ooo. . .mo gbe. . . Illuminati everywhere.

https://image1.masterfile.com/em_w/00/68/34/700-00683472w.jpg

ebealways: people dont see what i see, this lady is possessed and believe me or not, there is a sign on her 2nd photo, she closed one eye and she leave the other, that the sign of "illuminati" the same cult that JayZ and his wife Beyounce as well as Rihanna, guys watch out, this lady has sold her soul to the devil, what a pity, may her soul rot in hell.

strangest:
Cultism in schools has killed more people in Nigeria than Boko Haram, Wole should focus on what he started, stu.pid atheist

Indeed u r the strangest creature that ever crawled the earth.

Yes. They resign because they know if they don't they will face disgrace and worse consequences. Nobody feels motivated to resign when they know they face no consequences.

Laajman:
Isn't it interesting how CEOs of multinationals in advanced economies are expats?
The new RIM CEO is German. Similarly, Nokia's CEO is Canadian.

What point are you trying to make?

Ndata:
@Lastpage,I feel you.That is what it is suppose to be,we should eshew all these malice and hatred from our lives and deal with people as individuals and not placing a blanket hatred on ethnic group just because of one or two experiences from people from such groups.This reminds me of a Yoruba gentleman who contracted me to network and manage his company computer network back in Naija.I was kind of surprised that despite many who bidded for the contract especially from his Yoruba ethnic group,he gave it to me an Igboman. So i was eager to find out from him why.His response got me to change my perspective from that day onwards.He said"i don't deal with people based on their ethnicity but based on if they are right for the job"he added that even people from his ethinicity have defrauded him more than any other ethnic groups in his life.

. . .it says a lot that it took someone to tell you this for you to be enlightened.

[quote author=Bandit C. link=topic=849209.msg10016983#msg10016983 date=1327170038]Usual bull$hit talk[/quote]Once again, if you believe you are not a bastard, name your father's company.

[quote author=Bandit C. link=topic=849209.msg10016882#msg10016882 date=1327169129]Olodo Just admit that you are a dunce that can't tell the difference between two unrelated terms and move on. Gnashing and grasping at straws over another person's entrepreneurship. You are a true antagonist and the bottom of the status chain is your dwelling.

If you believe i would come here and contest with you over who gets more females, then you need some maturity to attain.

Oh and about the job thing, i believe agbero work, where you people thrive well, is still a job too. Ode oshi.[/quote]Your PAPA no be my mate (and I don't mean age). Once again, if you believe you are not a bastard, name your father's company.

[quote author=Bandit C. link=topic=849209.msg10016150#msg10016150 date=1327163374]Dämn!! Dämn!! pikin, why are you so stüpid and irredeemably brain dead. Indifferent means ''not taking a position for or against'' and does not negate the tendency to observe.

When nations said that they were indifferent (non alliance) to the conflict that was rocking the USA and the USSR in the 60's known as the cold war, it did not mean that they were not observing the events that were unfolding.

Pikin, you are lost. I pity your employer because they would have to explain every project thrice before it could simmer into your okpokoro ishi.[/quote]LOL. At least I have a "job", unlike the "indifferent" dude who spends his days at his father's company documenting how many women come to visit the Yoruba men in the company. What kind of man would even admit to such a shameful existence? Not having anything going for you to the point that it's the "women visit schedule" of other men you sit to study. How lame. Loser.

If nations are indifferent even as you pointed out, they will not go as far as sitting down to study the activities of any of the parties (since they have better things doing). That's indifference.

[quote author=Bandit C. link=topic=849209.msg10015922#msg10015922 date=1327161733]Now honestly you need help. If this press thing still dey pain you reach now, you are really lost then. Olodo, go school you no go, sabi book you refuse. So someone being indifferent towards something means he can not observe the said thing. Go and ask for a refund of your wasted tuition if you do not know something as trivial as the difference between indifference and observation.

You are really badly bruised and it would do you good to go and nurse and lick your wounds in solitude somewhere in the corner. Akpa amu.

Oh and i am the same person as Ndata, ode.[/quote]Monkey, let me teach you English and some logic (apparently you learnt from your father who's obviously a bigot and not very smart - passed on from father to son). When you are indifferent about something, you WILL NOT BOTHER to observe. I know logic is not your forte though, but saying you are indifferent about something and then observing that same thing is nothing but an irony/oxymoron or what ever you want to call it.

in·dif·fer·ent (n-dfr-nt, -dfrnt)
adj.
1. Having no particular interest or concern; apathetic

In case you have used the dictionaries in your house to wipe your a$$, you can check online. Fvcking australopithecus.

[quote author=Bandit C. link=topic=849209.msg10014215#msg10014215 date=1327147871]I am indifferent towards them and they are just irrelevant to me, get it?[/quote]You are indifferent towards them, yet you carry pencil and exercise book dey write down how many girls came to visit your father's YORUBA employees? You are indeed a f00l by admission, and of course being a f00l you don't know what "indifferent" means. I know for sure though, that if a piece of scum like you lived next to me, I wouldn't even know you exist; that's indifference. Na only Internet join us.

As for Ndata, you had to create a new profile to post (8 posts)? Coward. Or it could even be the Internet bandit responding to himself. Monkey.

studyineu:
@ade, u re wrong, dis hatred of a thing is not within tribals but within regions. The SE hates SW and SS hates Norh and SE also hates North. While de SE and SS re like brodas, de hates de SW and Northners

LOL. This attachment with SS na wa these days o. SS na your brother yet generally they can't stand you? Yet they didn't want to be lumped with you in '67? It's pretty ignorant on all sides; but I do know a lot of SS people cannot stand SE. That I know for a fact.

[quote author=Bandit C. link=topic=849209.msg10014156#msg10014156 date=1327147278]The ting still dey pain you?!!   na wao. Lol, im wan know my Popsman company's name. You must be an even bigger clown for asking me such a silly question. Armed robber wey dey find where im go wreck havok with im fellow alaye clan.[/quote]See this pv$$y. Do I hear the mewing of a cat. Be brave (and not timid) for once in your miserable existence and let's know the name.

[quote author=Bandit C. link=topic=849209.msg10014080#msg10014080 date=1327146630]silly is as silly does. Like i expected, he is a chicken. You thought you were smart to subliminally try and diss a people by inserting a word from a language that most wouldn't be able to discern and when called out, you divert the attention. Dämn pests everywhere.


I can tell you are still reeling from the pain inflicted on your ego and that of your peeps. Be glad that i wouldn't want to properly engage you today because if i decided to, i would electronically damage you more. Dümb clown grasping at straws. I can see that the press thing dey bite you well well, hence referring to it after every two lines. Stick to the topic and quit hopping around like a broad in heat or i would make it real hot for you here.

Anyway, i repeat, i do not care about the yorubas because they are irrelevant and i do not see that changing soon but that still does not mean that i won't call you f00ls out whenever you lot start peddling your usual lies and gross stüpidity.[/quote]B!tch. You thought I was gone? Nah! If you are a true Ndigbo son, drop the name of your father's printing press.

E k'aabo sa (Welcome to 1985, sir).

Kobojunkie:
Again a case where a simple google search will help in educating us some. Much of venezulan oil is explored and drilled by a State-owned company. Even marketed by a venezuela-owned company too. If you live in the Us, you will be familiar with, I believe Citgo, a company partly owned by Venezuela that sells gas here in the States.

Nationalizing oil also demands that you take full control of the process. Where you cannot do the work, you let foreign companies continue to handle it.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Petr%C3%B3leos_de_Venezuela

I suppose you were educating me, but I am well aware that Venezuela's oil sector is nationalized. And I don't see why we can't do the same as Venezuela pointed out to us. The Western World hate nationalization because of course they don't have the upper hand. Any student of history knows the reason Patrice Lumumba was assassinated (even with the connivance of the CIA) was because he threatened to nationalize the mines of Congo.

tunnytox:
he's a jackass, he lives in a western world where tolerance rather than hatred/bigotory is always encouraged yet he learns nothing from his enviroment he's rather consumed in his own world of hatred.

Exactly. He was so dimwitted and defensive that he thought you were mocking where he lives - Germany. He didn't realize you were pointing out how much of an irony it was that he lived in Germany (which is culturally open and averse to ethnic bigotry especially after the WW2 experience).

ceejayluv: It depends on d person's background. An igbo person that grew up in a remote rustic area in the east and having heard biased tales of how every Yoruba folk is a juju freak will be apprehensive whenever he/she sees a yoruba person.

See, without bigotry, even if you are from a rural area you won't merely base your perception of an ethnic group on hearsay; after all who says Igbos do not engage in fetish? Certainly any Igbo person who says "Yorubas are fetish" is living in denial as they are no more or less fetish. So that person must already have a bias which of course limits logical reasoning.

tunnytox:
There's even no need dignifying you with any more reply, the more you post the more it become obvious how mentally reta.rded you are.

Lol. The jobless, gameless and aloof (they call it delusions of grandeur) dimwit actually sits down at his fathers printing press to take notes on how many girls come to visit his father's Yoruba employees. Unbelievable.

Kobojunkie:
Again a case where a simple google search will help in educating us some. Much of venezulan oil is explored and drilled by a State-owned company. Even marketed by a venezuela-owned company too. If you live in the Us, you will be familiar with, I believe Citgo, a Venezuelan company that sells gas here in the States.

Nationalizing oil also demands that you take full control of the process. Where you cannot do the work, you let foreign companies continue to handle it.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Petr%C3%B3leos_de_Venezuela

Who needs the education?

[quote author=Bandit C. link=topic=849209.msg10013607#msg10013607 date=1327142878]The press stays and flourishes over there and remains one of the best known in the SW with a new bigger branch under construction in Abuja. The press is located there because that is where the customers are situated (which are not individuals but multinational companies) and if the major companies among these customers relocate the next day, the press would relocate with then. Economics 101.

I am a grown man and can afford to tow my own path since I can afford it and if keeping away from lagos is part of my decision, who are you to question it.

What you might not know is that my secondary school was attended in lagos and that was where my innocent perspective about yorubas was changed for ever.

Is it the constant Igbo jokes in class by students and teachers or the everyday downright embarrassing questions over Igbos and cannibalism from fellow students or the downright tribalism you face from yoruba teachers because you appeared to be smarter or more intelligent than your fellows.

Like I said, I do not hate yorubas because they are not worth it but I learned a lot about them and those experiences have partially molded my view on them.

Like I said earlier, lagos is where the mils are coming from for my pops and he is a wise man for utilizing that opportunity for as long as he can.

My path is different.[/quote]Blah blah blah. . .

I can't believe you are still talking. This is the same person who claims Yorubas are more promiscuous than Igbos; then he says he has no time to study them - he just lands in MMA and breezes to Igbo land. I think you just don't study them; you sit and take notes to do exams to enter into your Society for Dimwitted Bigots. Smarter than who? If you are half as smart as you claim, you wouldn't be here contradicting yourself.

[quote author=One_Naira link=topic=849209.msg10013415#msg10013415 date=1327140812]For younger Igbo generation, it has more to do with this forum. If you stay in this forum long enough and read replies from the Yoruba long enough you'll understand why.[/quote]That must be a very id.iotic "younger Igbo generation". Don Jazzy's collaboration with D'Banj has made him rich. You better use your brain.

[quote author=Bandit C. link=topic=849209.msg10013276#msg10013276 date=1327139341]For me personally, I just do not care about yorubas and their existence is irrelevant to me. I do not hate them because I do not see them as that important to my existence to confer such strong emotion towards them.

Everything about them is inconsequential to me. I cannot date their women, would deliberately not befriend them or approach them for any cooperation, unless situation demands that, don't find their lifestyle or appearances appealing to me and just simply don't deem them viable to anything in my life.

It is not hate and I view them just as I would view distant somalis, irrelevant.

My plane drops at MMA and I'm on the next route to my homeland and have no time to observe them in lagos.

If Nigeria ceases today, I wouldn't say there's anything about them that I would miss.

That is my stance, on and offline.[/quote]LOL. So what happens to your father's printing press in LAGOS?

For anybody interested, read this bushman's posts on this thread:

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria?topic=809273.msg9616694#msg9616694

The Venezuelans already drew our attention to this (if I recall 90% accrues to them). That's why Venezuela is hated by the US, and why Venezuela can sell PMS at 15 cents/ gallon in their country.

Anybody who bases the relationship of Yorubas and Igbos on Nairaland posts are completely lost. While these bunch are busy making noise, Yorubas and Igbos are collaborating in every sphere of human endeavor (even corruption/embezzlement). Within the past few months, I have seen so many Yoruba men take Igbo brides (including that female blogger - what's her name again?)

So let the bush people continue doing what they do best while those younger than them (because I know many of these bush people are in their late 40s) are running things.

Homonide:
Bear in mind that BH,which is undoubtedly politcally motivated always claim responsibilty for attacks they know nothing about,just like Al Qaeda.

You were making sense until you said the above. So Boko Haram and Al Qaeda claim attacks they know nothing of?

Akwasi:
Lagos is not safe my friend. Tell me, how else can someone come up with so much explosives without the SS having any hint. Think outside the box

If you actually think (or read) you wouldn't bother responding to me.

I don't know whether it's paralyzing fear that's making some people's brains malfunction or they are simply dumb. Boko Haram has clearly been involved in a struggle with the establishment in the North (including the Police). So what does that have to do with Lagos? Has any of their members been arrested in Lagos? So why are these fools always quick to mention Lagos?

Lol. Incompetent assassins.

Anyway one kind of business that may get you on a hit list is the drug trafficking biz. Knowing the connection Nigerian drug traffickers have with Chicago, and Showkey lived in Chicago. . .hmmm.

If he found it difficult getting back in Italy, I don't know how he'd cope with the pace of play in England.