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“One typical example was a turn-key project for $8 million where the money was drawn out with no site clearance let alone the foundation being laid. And yet, there was a video of the purported commissioning of the project. This happened in Enugu state |
Interesting that nobody is talking about how the body was handled (rather indecently). Matter of fact, capturing the entire thing on video was indecent enough. |
Do you mind a guy farting on top of you while having sex? |
holluikon: ![]() |
Jodha:Yes, they stay nak3d in the comfort of their room if they happen to DIE in the process. Abi where you come from, when people die, they know they are nak3d and then quickly wear clothes so as not to be found nak3d? |
Jodha:...because she was in the comfort and privacy of her room. ![]() |
GambaOsaka:But you can put your mouth in others business, calling their lifestyle "living in sin" etc abi? |
majekdom2:When it comes to speaking about "sins" like fornication, adultery, homosexuality, are you minding your business? The real things that concern you, you will say people should mind their business; and then you jump into things that don't concern you. |
Desyner:This is an example of a typical Christian minding his business: https://www.nairaland.com/3985144/how-christian-should-view-homosexuality |
naptu2:I actually wanted to type cricket; somehow ended typing hockey. Well, hockey is similar to football. |
Kingslaw:Because they are no good at football. Hockey yes, football, no. |
naptu2:...tore the net and killed an onlooker behind the post. That is, after tearing through the goalie's guts. |
Ah? I thought it was only men whose true nature comes out when they have "everything"? ![]() |
...and where is the kidnapped woman to tell her story? |
ExcelNG:Overly sensitive. That was merely a typo. I'm sure he meant "deceased". |
If I recall, the button "disappears" once you send a friend request to prevent sending multiple requests. If the person does not approve, it will remain gone. It may not mean she blocked you; probably still not approved the request. |
0b100100111:On one hand, he reminded us of martyrs, on the other hand he threatened you of losing something dear for doubting God (something even people like martyrs and Job lost despite not doubting God). Nevermind that he is gloating over an unbelievers losses which they (Christians) are fond of doing; and never mind that you are paying them back in their own coin; the very source of his angst. Understand it is futile arguing with these people; logic has nothing to do with their reasoning. |
Many of these photos were taken in clubs. Only a small group of people go to clubs. Until the day Hookah pipes become as commonplace as TVs and are in every household such that visitors regularly get entertained with it, it remains no source of worry. |
laudate: (viii) Should our troops arrive and liberate Lagos, the government of the Republic of Biafra reserves the right to appoint a Military administrator for the territory. Such an Administrator will remain in office until a merger of that territory with Yorubaland is effected by Biafran troops.This was the most interesting part of your quote. No be today their thirst to control Lagos started. |
pazienza:Of course, that is the obtuse comparison again. Nzeogwu grew up in the North, spoke fluent Hausa and was even one of the Sardauna's favorites; who never considered him Igbo. He was well accepted in the North until the murders in the coup drew suspicion. On the other hand, Banjo had no footing in Igbo land. He only appeared in the Biafran theater by a stroke of ill luck being the location he was incarcerated. Apples and oranges. By the way, which troops was he going to use to carry out the assassination? Or was he, Alele and Ifeajuna planning to go all Rambo and take out all comers? Which Igbo boys would they use? |
pazienza:Nzeogwu was misguided into thinking the Northerners would see him as their own and may not have expected the end result of the coup; an obvious lopsided elimination of leaders (political and military) of the North and Southwest which turned him into a villain in the North. Assassinations are planned to detail; if Ojukwu did uncover a plot, the so called loophole would have been mentioned. What was the loophole? Comparing the circumstances of the assassinations of the Sardauna and Ironsi is a bit obtuse; nobody no matter how foolhardy would dare attempt the assassination of Ojukwu in Biafra. Again I state that Banjo was a strategist and it shows in his understanding of the use of dialog and alliance; far better than Ojukwu whom he gave plenty of advise but rather chose to try to out muscle a far stronger military force. |
pazienza:Your cup of tea; but far more neutral and credible sources have published reports on the Civil War than Frederick Forsyth. A single line from the book told the story "...like everything with Yoruba was complex". Going further and reading, anybody with average logical ability will ask the questions: "So how did Banjo plan to assassinate Ojukwu without drawing a backlash? Where was the assassination to take place and by who? How was Ojukwu to be isolated and assassinated since he was always surrounded by a retinue of guards? How do you think a strategist like Banjo unlike Ojukwu would not see the endgame plan? Who would Banjo and Ifeajuna have presented to the Biafrans as an acceptable replacement?" These questions when asked reveal the entire story for what it is: a hoax. |
pazienza:We have had this discussion before; the accounts of Frederick Forsyth being Ojukwu's close friend and biographer can only be taken with a pinch of salt. |
Kagawa10:20 pounds in 1970 was a lot of money in a society where the average annual salary was less. |
That check goes to Barca. |
Modsenemy:LOL. Maybe you should have read my very first post very well before responding. I made a claim, and you stated that it was the reverse. Then you went ahead to state the very same thing I said. |
Ngozi123:Makes sense to irrational people. It gets worse if you do not know about military matters. By the way, how did the killing of Ademulegun and Ralph Sodeinde enhance the plan to install Awolowo? |
Ngozi123:What point? You better check into Aro or something. Point indeed.Speaking of minding business, I've read the hilarious versions of the January 1966 coup where the whole point was to free Awolowo and make him Prime Minister; and of course was predicated on the eruption of anarchy in the South-West. So apparently a group of Igbo boys were to rescue the South-West from themselves. Yet rescue Awolowo, we no see. Not a single shot fired in Calabar. |
Ngozi123:Yes, Yes. Yoruba declared war and Igbo retaliated. Sebi una don win. ![]() |
Ngozi123:Unfortunately Banjo undertook this suicide mission at the behest of his oga who was... ![]() |
Ngozi123:...which we very much were before your aproko selves started pushing into Mid West. ![]() |
Modsenemy:Why do you like to revise history so much? ![]() http://thenewsnigeria.com.ng/2017/06/my-opposition-to-secession-zik/ When the 1954 constitution conference started, my good friend, Chief Obafemi Awolowo tabled a motion to the effect that in the new constitution, provision should be made that any state which feels like seceding should do so. I was opposed to it and said ‘no’ and said that once we have a federation, we are indivisible and perpetual. So a full day was given to Chief Awolowo to make his points. He spoke brilliantly as a lawyer. He made his points why secession should be incorporated in the constitution. He cited the case of the Soviet Union which is a federation, and that secession is written there so that any state in the Soviet Union can secede at will. He also cited the case of Western Australia and eventually he finished his case and was applauded. |


