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It's been a while I made payments at a bank counter but I figure the software they use to post is similar to the screens available for Internet banking. Therefore I expect the account officer to have had a confirmation page to compare with the details on the form. Since the name on the screen would not tally with what you have on the form, the officer is to blame.

They must be mad. I don't want this anywhere within a radius of 500 miles from me.

@isleman,

I don't think age is the only requirement. I think each user should also indicate their IQ. And guess what yours will be? Most definitely below 40.

[quote author=obo_man link=topic=763274.msg9180632#msg9180632 date=1316479853]I'm sure if he decides to start a church, some suckers (mumu, ode, ) would flock in thousands.[/quote]Who wouldn't want to go to Shina Rambo abi na Sunny Terminator church? He's a star! Bad man turned man of God.

Lol. So now pastors are actually closet Atheists? How about politicians who loot the treasury and donate 10% of the stolen funds to the Church. Are they Atheists too? Or armed robbers who ask pastors to pray for them? See, religion preaches illogicality, so you should expect to see results that don't make sense. Please don't blame Atheists for your silliness.

Shina Rambo ko, Sunny Rambo ni. These "pastors" and their ever penchant for the extra-bad-guy-turned-good stories. Many of them were only "bad" in their imagination as they wanted to be seen as bad but failed. All round lames - lame from the cradle to the grave.

Eko Ile:

I asked you to tell us if it's perfectly ok for the people we elect to lead us to have s.ex with and get other people beyond their own matrimonial beds and wives pregnant? YES or NO.

Once you answer my question I will answer you:

1) Are you from Enugu State?
2) DId you vote for him?

[quote author=Mr. Lawyer link=topic=762542.msg9173454#msg9173454 date=1316387799]Please how is that anybody's business. She opened her legs for him to put his lion in there, whose fault is that? Amebo people.[/quote]Thank you. Has this story even been verified? Some mor.ons are already pouncing to score cheap political points. What goes on in his family is none of anybody's business; except for the people he answers to - the people of Enugu State. If they have anything against what he ALLEGELY did then they can take it up with him. He has not committed a crime even if the allegations are true. If you want to judge him with your moral (and probably unsound standards) feel free but if he does not answer to you you are merely shooting the breeze. You can say he disrespected his wife, but that's still your view (and subjective).

Eko Ile:
I'm not holding you to any standard and I didn't ask you to say anything about yourself. Also you are not an elected official so don't try to switch, dance around and make this about you, this is not about you, this is about an elected official.

I asked you to tell us if it's perfectly ok for the people we elect to lead us to have s.ex with and get other people beyond their own matrimonial beds and wives pregnant?

Stop dancing around and answer the question, this is not about you.

You obviously don't know how to reason. I say "don't hold me to your morality standards". In the same token, does it not apply to anybody including an official? Did you elect this particular Governor? Did you vote for him? You are the one making it about you, because really when I say "don't hold me to your standards" I was not even speaking in the first person. You really don't have a point, so just. . .saunter to a corner.

[quote author=ekt_bear link=topic=762542.msg9173340#msg9173340 date=1316385763]Do you not see the distinction between being married to 'em and not? Like, how the standards change after you get married?

I don't see how you are equating one dude boning his wife's sister with another guy being married to two sisters.[/quote]Look dude, I don't know how you reason but whether you are married to 2 sisters or not, it makes no difference as long as you are sleeping with both of them. So you mean marrying both  of them then makes it morally right in your eyes? Some people even find polygamy morally wrong so what are you really getting at?

Eko Ile:
Instead of all your irrelevant grab and throw analogies and examples. . . blah blah

Right, and you should realize you cannot hold me to your OWN morality standards. I can be almost certain we don't share the same sense of morality.

[quote author=ekt_bear link=topic=762542.msg9173307#msg9173307 date=1316385263]The Sister-in-law who was impregnated, is she married to Sullivan Chime? if not, then of what relevance is your example?[/quote]So what happens after you marry 2 sisters? You only sleep with the older one right, while you keep one as replacement in case the older one dies eh? So then, what "general human standards" are you talking about?

[quote author=ekt_bear link=topic=762542.msg9173201#msg9173201 date=1316383994]Just general human cultural standards.[/quote]Which "general human standards"? it seems you know little about Middle-Eastern culture where a man can marry 2 or more sisters. I am almost sure this is also permitted in the North.

Eko Ile:
I don't think the governors wife and sister were voted for and elected to be the governors of Enugu.

This has nothing to do with the women, this is about official conduct and what we expect from the people we ask to lead us.

Why not just say it's perfectly ok for our leaders to engage in immoral and corrupt conduct,

Morality is subjective. By what measure are you using to measure the Governor? The Christian code? Generally in Europe even with all their monogamy and laws protecting women to a fault, a government official or politician having a mistress never raises an eyebrow. It's only in the US they make a mill of it with their fake Puritanism which was why Clinton almost got impeached. You may only argue that the man should not have tried to get with his wife's sister, but being that she was OK with it and she wasn't raped, he cannot be blamed. She (the sister) carries all the blame.

If this is true, I really think the sister of the Governor carries more blame. Women are always drawn to power and money; but it's only one with the mindset of a wh.ore that can be bought by her sister's husband.

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Vacora:
Correct me if i am wrong but The Roots had an album called Things Fall Apart released on 23rd February 1999 which is considered a hiphop classsic and won a Grammy i believe in 2000. And they admit borrowing the title from Chinua Achebe's work?

That's one of the reasons why 50 Cent ignorance claim is ridiculous. I don't think Achebe needed or needs his money but the comprehension of that will elude those who only reason in financial terms. All he needed was an acknowledgement (that is if he was OK with being associated with the movie or 50 Cent).

felifeli:
Actually Achebe plagiarised the title of his book. He should also have acknowledged that it came from Yeats' poem.

Let me tell you a little story:

Bafana-Bafana; the name the South African soccer team is endearingly called was coined by a reporter. I doubt if anybody knows the name of the reporter now, but guess what some "sharp" dude went ahead and copyrighted the name. The SA soccer team eventually had to reach a settlement with this dude who probably has no clue what was going through the reporter's mind when he coined the name.

I don't know why some people here like to argue. 50 Cent is no fool, and he will not have offered Achebe $1 million if Achebe did not have a valid claim to the title.

I repeat, 50 Cent is lying if he says he never heard about the book. For some reason that's apparent to me, I know he probably heard about the book in 2002/2003.

Evil Brain:
If the north-east and north-west zones were countries, they would be number one and number 2 on that list.

That's all that needs to be said. You hear things like "Nigeria has highest blah blah" but if you are not Nigerian, you won't know the problem is isolated to a particular area. When you have 60 year old men marrying 14 year old girls and resistance to "White Medicine", that's what you get.

LOL. Why don't they face their own debt and financial problems? I'm sure they have enough issues to deal with.

Really? He didn't know; or he was hoping Achebe wouldn't find out or tell him to change the name? He knew abeg.

LOL. Didn't they call the station "beat" FM?

jumpmasta:
I CAN SEE HOW IGNORANT YOU ARE OF EVEN BASIC THINGS, I WONDER IF U ARE THE COMMANDER IN THE ARMY BARRACKS ISSUING OUT THE WEAPONS FOR YOUR VILLAGE ROBBERS, IF YOU DON'T HAVE ANYTHING TO SAY ,JUST MOVE ON AND STOP THIS UNWARRANTED ANIMOSITY AGAINST THE ARMY.

Monkey. Are you in the Army? Well, it's an open secret - everybody knows even your sick family that most of the arms used in robberies and even the armed robbers themselves come from Army Barracks. Mor.on.

sexsinners:
i threaten if he post it on here i am calling the cops

LOL. Which cops? Dial 999 or what number?

Opoki:
the weird part is that there pistol has silence

More likely a fake than a real gun. But then, since Ojoo hosts an Army Barrack (which is where most guns used in robberies in this country come from) it might be a bad idea to think it's a fake.But generally silencers are not so accessible because they are only used within the secret service or high end murder-for-hire networks.

ifyalways:
Im quite guilty of this,good thing however is that 3 out of 5 couples i matched ended up married.

I also match make only my single friends that i know and have confided in me that they desire a partner.

And you haven't started an agency yet? 9ja people never think outside the box. And I'm sure you are busy trying to start one business or the other right?

LOL. Sorry but I cannot "vex" over your problem. But I'll say this only once - you think you don't have a problem anymore, but I think you have a bigger problem if you cannot grasp simple concepts. That is the part you should really get. Good luck.

I have told you why the "problem" pops up, but it's left to you to figure. It has nothing to do with compilation with DVK or what not.

lol.