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Family › Re: Married, Having An Affair, Hubby Also Having An Affair: What To Do? by logica(m): 9:04pm On Jun 09, 2011

Fhemmmy:
A man is not any better than the woman, nor the woman better than the man, we are all same

If we are all the same, how come you don't have a d.i.c.k and I got one? That's your assignment for the weekend. Go figure (it out).

Family › Re: Married, Having An Affair, Hubby Also Having An Affair: What To Do? by logica(m): 8:51pm On Jun 09, 2011

Fhemmmy:
It is sad when i see a man talking like this.
In any divorce the man is the biggest loser.
Yes, in Africa the man chase the woman out and the kids suffer and all that, but that dont make the man a better man

Sad for who? You I guess. Whether he's a better man or not, as long as he comes out in better shape. So go ahead and piss on your hand.

Family › Re: Married, Having An Affair, Hubby Also Having An Affair: What To Do? by logica(m): 8:29pm On Jun 09, 2011

For the women competing with men, continue and you'll end up pissing on your hands like women who want to piss like men do. When (not if) the marriage breaks up, the woman is still the bigger loser (hopefully this is happening in Nigeria and not the US or UK or any of those sorry places where men will be scared to divorce a whoring wife). Take it or leave it.

Celebrities › Re: Nollywood Stars Run To Pastor Adeboye For Prayers by logica(m): 6:21pm On Jun 09, 2011

I hope they brought their tithes.

Family › Re: Married, Having An Affair, Hubby Also Having An Affair: What To Do? by logica(m): 5:28pm On Jun 09, 2011

Your marriage is 4 years old; but you had a child - 7 years old. OK, so you were "forced" to marry because of the child. No wonder. You were not ready for marriage (and I doubt that you are marriage material).

Family › Re: His Wife Is Fond Of Recieving Gifts From Male Friends: Is This Normal? by logica(m): 5:19pm On Jun 09, 2011

He should do a paternity test on all the kids ASAP.

Christianity Etc › Re: Forbes: The Five Richest Pastors In Nigeria by logica(m): 3:29pm On Jun 09, 2011

Niceyenuf:
odes u will not tink of how 2 make your own money. awon olosi. busy bodies. always postin thins about rich pastors. is it a crime 4 a pastor 2 be rich. u will not attack your politicians dat ar d ones eatin your money. is it your money dat made d pastor rich or did d pple dat pay offering complain 2 u? better go and look 4 a job. freaks. mstcheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeew.

It just might happen that most of those riches can be traced to those same "politicians eating your money". So does it change anything knowing that most of the money owned by the pastors is really YOUR money?

Art, Graphics & Video › Re: Let's Make An African Super Hero Comic by logica(m): 4:53pm On Jun 08, 2011

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-55149.0.html

God where are u all from haven't u all heard of Kaptain Africa he has his series in The Vanguard

Seriously if Spiderman was in Nigeria he would have no skyscrapers to jump from and only nepa poles to hang on to recieving the shock of his life.

Art, Graphics & Video › Re: Let's Make An African Super Hero Comic by logica(m): 4:25pm On Jun 08, 2011

Ever heard of Thor? Or Hercules/Heracles? Or Odysseus? So Oyinbo copied your superheroes? LOL. Anyway what happened to Kaptain Afrika or whatever his name was.

Politics › Re: Nigeria Medical Students' Association President Killed In Nurtw Attack. by logica(m): 4:58pm On Jun 07, 2011

VolvoS60:
@ bulldozer,

Your comments are a disgrace. If you ever passed through the 4 walls of a university/institution of higher learning and ever enjoyed anything fought for by student unionists and student reps, you should hang your head in shame.

A student doctor is murdered and all you can spew forth is that garbage up there?

Have you ever lost a loved one in any of the several pogroms up north? If you haven't, I suspect you need to lose one for you to know how it feels. I have NEVER lost one, yet I know how it feels. Let the northerners that give tacit and verbal support to the crimes of the Almajiris know the feeling. The comments of Bulldozer may very well be the same expression you will get from those who have lost loved ones in the north.

Politics › Re: Nigeria Medical Students' Association President Killed In Nurtw Attack. by logica(m): 4:55pm On Jun 07, 2011

chamber2:
Yurobas have the highest number of graduates in Nigeria and yet, they still produce the highest number of fools, rascals and vagabonds in the whole of Africa.

Well, you said "Yuroba" and not "Yoruba" or I would have asked for where your stats came from (probably a stinking hole in your rear).

Computers › Re: Internet To Be Disrupted Worldwide On Wednesday by logica(m): 1:30pm On Jun 07, 2011

. . .and how will this cause Internet disruption? Does the writer of this article even know the idea behind what became the Internet? The Internet can never be "disrupted". And if a server is only accepting IPV6 connections, that only means the onus is on the client to have an IPV6 address (which most computers already have alongside IPV4).

Politics › Re: Ndi Okereke–Onyiuke’s Fraudulent PH.d - Shock by logica(m): 1:44pm On Jun 03, 2011

For those saying there may be a mistake in the search as a result of her maiden name, I'm sure those conducting such a deep probe would not be so silly not to be armed with all variants of her name and her maiden name. Something is definitely amiss, and she has some 'xplaining to do.

And no, this sort of thing doesn't only happen in Nigeria. Come on, they happen more in the US (the capital of fraud). I worked for 5 years without anybody asking me to back up my qualifications with credentials. I was only asked once in the 6th year. They will mostly take your word for it, till they have reasons to doubt your words (due maybe to low performance and incompetence).

Family › Re: Wife Battering: Fg Recalls High Commissioner To Kenya by logica(m): 5:30pm On Jun 01, 2011

SanFranc:
I seriously doubt this part of the epistle. How could she be so violent on the streets of Tokyo, Japan without the Japanese Police taking an action? Also, why didn't the female colleague press charges against her for assault, inflicting bodily damage, attempted murder and stealing of her property? I do not think this would have happened on the streets of Tokyo--(with cameras, police and surveillance everywhere) and she would have escaped arrest.

Ever heard of "Diplomatic Immunity"? From what we hear, she was shipped out of Japan after the incident; that's the best Japan can do under the "diplomatic" circumstances.

Family › Re: Wife Battering: Fg Recalls High Commissioner To Kenya by logica(m): 11:42pm On May 31, 2011

[quote author=tpia@ link=topic=679191.msg8430012#msg8430012 date=1306881171]each of them is trying to paint the other in the worst light possible.[/quote]And isn't that the point I made several posts back? Apparently to him a "Yoruba lover" is quite damaging. And you can picture the mind of a person that thinks like that. Nothing but primitive.

Family › Re: Wife Battering: Fg Recalls High Commissioner To Kenya by logica(m): 11:28pm On May 31, 2011

lagcity:
if the man's story is true, i actually commend him for not killing her. some women can drive a man crazy. there's something abt the western world that turns some women into mad dogs.

You commend his foolishness? What would've been commendable was for him to NOT have married her. Dating a quarrelsome woman is sapping enough talk less of marrying one. And it's not the Western World (they only get ridiculous protection there) as such women are in abundance in Nigeria (remember he married her while in Nigeria and he already knew she was quarrelsome and still foolishly married her). You just have to be sensible to steer clear of them.

Family › Re: Wife Battering: Fg Recalls High Commissioner To Kenya by logica(m): 11:23pm On May 31, 2011

@tpia,

I'm merely addressing your response. Doubting the story is beside the point. Matter of fact it will make him look even worse if there was no lover @ all; then the question would be "why was the ethnicity of the fictional lover Yoruba"?

Family › Re: Wife Battering: Fg Recalls High Commissioner To Kenya by logica(m): 11:14pm On May 31, 2011

[quote author=tpia@ link=topic=679191.msg8429867#msg8429867 date=1306879217]it's not that serious, though your caucasian comment is true for the most part.

the issue here is a married woman is involved.

i doubt it's that big a deal when its a single woman with a yoruba lover, since that's quite common.

besides, nigerian men always accuse their wives of adultery in cases like this. It remains to be seen what really happened.[/quote]Dude I think you need to read his account well. She brought in her "Yoruba lover" during the period they separated so it won't even count as cheating. So then what point was he trying to make?

Family › Re: Wife Battering: Fg Recalls High Commissioner To Kenya by logica(m): 10:09pm On May 31, 2011

@otapiapia,

I think your love for the drink you named yourself after is worrying you. Firstly, you are not even sure of the woman's origins. Secondly, it is widely known that some primitive minds (it includes some Yorubas as well) think it's a lesser taboo to marry other ethnicities than Yoruba (for the primitive Yoruba that would be Igbo). Even Caucasians are much better accepted than the Yoruba since any sexual contact with Yoruba constitutes sleeping with the enemy. I'm sure this should have occurred to you.

Family › Re: Wife Battering: Fg Recalls High Commissioner To Kenya by logica(m): 9:55pm On May 31, 2011

Guys if you don't know how to identify the kind of women I talked about earlier look no further than "Theblessed". Even online you can identify them (their bitterness & anger can't be disguised). Please steer clear from these sorry cases (Yorubas call them "were alaso" - clothed psycho). If you don't your career will suffer. Their blood-lines should end with them unlike what this foolish diplomat did.

Family › Re: Wife Battering: Fg Recalls High Commissioner To Kenya by logica(m): 7:19pm On May 31, 2011

Further this part of his statement provides some clues on the kind of man he is:

"I discovered that Mrs Wigwe had brought her male lover, a Nigerian of Yoruba tribe, to live with her and the children in the family house."

Why did he have to indicate where the lover was from? It seems he's trying to draw sympathy from some of his "crew" (if you know what I mean) - those Igbo men who view relationships with Yoruba men as taboo. He definitely has a primitive mind, and is therefore perfectly capable of beating his wife.

Family › Re: Wife Battering: Fg Recalls High Commissioner To Kenya by logica(m): 7:02pm On May 31, 2011

Even if his side of the story is true, he has no business in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. He is severely prone to error of judgement, major of which was to marry such a quarrelsome woman. You have to be constantly possessed of sound judgement to represent your country internationally.

I too had the choice once, and chose not to. If the story he told is true, she definitely suffers from a mental illness (the problem with our culture is we just assume people - especially women - are quarrelsome and stubborn not realizing the behavior they exhibit is a form of mental illness).

In Nigeria, we don't think a person is insane till they take off their clothes and wander around, all dirty on the streets.

Crime › Re: Muslim Girl Stoned To Death In For Participating In Beauty Contest. by logica(m): 12:00pm On May 31, 2011

LOL; religion of peace. Dead bodies are peaceful ain't they? No wonder they say "rest in peace" at burials. They have come in peace - you better run before they give you peace and you remain eternally peaceful.

Their deception is so similar to that of the aliens in "Mars Attacks".

Crime › Re: Muslim Girl Stoned To Death In For Participating In Beauty Contest. by logica(m): 3:52am On May 31, 2011

xterra2:
Let me say something
Should our Corrupt leaders (IBB,OBJ,bankole,Akala e.t.c) be sent to jail ? NO They Should NOT !! Never
Okay why would they be sent to jail ? Because they broke our constitutions and laws and stole Money, so they deserve to be punished
So here she broke a law, - sharia so she gets her punishment

Olori buruku.

Business › Re: London Retailer Shop Adopts Hausa Language To Woo Customers by logica(m): 2:14pm On May 30, 2011

@aaidel,

Wrong again. Just track back a bit & read Katsumoto's post on the contribution to the GDP by Ondo and Ekiti. And they are not alone.

Business › Re: London Retailer Shop Adopts Hausa Language To Woo Customers by logica(m): 1:45pm On May 30, 2011

@aaidel,
Come on, a state government can't just lay claim to what independent entities and individuals produce without their support or direct funds.

And on the dependence of the oil sector on the "northern freight tankers", maybe u should see this as a conspiracy considering that everybody with half a brain knows rail transportation makes more sense; take a look @ the carnage those trucks cause on the roads & the damage they cause to the roads (due to overloading).

Business › Re: London Retailer Shop Adopts Hausa Language To Woo Customers by logica(m): 11:52am On May 30, 2011

@aaidel,

Again u go off tangent talking about the "Yoruba superiority complex". How do u even know I'm Yoruba? In any case talk about what state governments produce if u do have any 2 talk about.

Business › Re: London Retailer Shop Adopts Hausa Language To Woo Customers by logica(m): 11:13am On May 30, 2011

@aaidel

U r going off tangent. The discussion in my opinion should focus on what each individual state (government) can produce & not whether or not we should stay together. And yes, most of what I eat come from the middle-belt because I eat lots of tubers, and my opinion is there is the producer & then there is the transporter. You can guess who the producer is & who the transporter is. And I doubt the state governors of Benue or Plateau will travel with a harem of (English) illiterates to shop in London.

Business › Re: London Retailer Shop Adopts Hausa Language To Woo Customers by logica(m): 10:39am On May 30, 2011

@aaidel,

Firstly "most of the food" u talk about come from the "middle-belt" (Idomas and other ethnicities who are not Hausa speaking btw) & not the north (but ignorant people generally don't know the difference), but then let's even allow that. So in your opinion, non-export food production (which is more or less subsistence farming) is the only claim u can pull up? How much of this food production come from or is supported by the state governments?

As for Sagamite, he remains a dunce & I'll do well 2 ignore.

Business › Re: London Retailer Shop Adopts Hausa Language To Woo Customers by logica(m): 1:26am On May 30, 2011

Katsumoto:
Why not? Sagamite asked a question and I felt compelled to answer. Or are you insinuating that I shouldn't have answered cos the question was directed at you? Why was it unnecessary?

For Sagamite to have tried diverting from my point by making an ignorant comment, all I had to do was proving my point still stood without volunteering any education. Sagamite could get educated but I won't provide it.

Business › Re: London Retailer Shop Adopts Hausa Language To Woo Customers by logica(m): 1:13am On May 30, 2011

Katsumoto:
Ondo and Ekiti produce Cocoa for export. Or are you referring only to manufacturing?

Nigeria has realized N133.4billion ($882.9million) from the export of cocoa and cocoa products in 2010 alone.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/04/nigeria-makes-n133bn-from-cocoa/

Guy, I stick to KISS (Keep it simple stupid). I know enough states producing something, but it was unnecessary educating anybody here. You didn't have to.

Business › Re: London Retailer Shop Adopts Hausa Language To Woo Customers by logica(m): 1:08am On May 30, 2011

Sagamite:
Apart from Lagos and maybe some Ibo states, please tell me what any other state produces.

None, you are free to open a thread on other states. Here, we are talking about a particular region, and the fact that others are guilty doesn't negate the point I made. Kapish?

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