Car Talk › Re: Burning Bus At Toll Gate 7up Going To BERGER by Lordave: 7:00pm On Jul 03, 2015 |
BabyDaddy20: No The 10 occupants of the bus were burnt You better be kidding me |
Art, Graphics & Video › Re: Meet 9-year-old Chioma Mayrschofer Whose Exclusive Art Exhibition Shakes Germany by Lordave: 11:14pm On Jul 01, 2015 |
safarigirl: lol....I know how pained you must be to have the eediotic bubble of stewpidity you and most of those vapid-minded bigots burst. You must just claim everything like a hungry homeless hobo collecting food stamps.
Why don't you claim one of those drug dealers as well? This your long explanation is just unnecessary BS. Unless you know her parents personally, which you obviously don't, your mundane speculations are far more asinine than the obvious.
Thanks for the compliment, but know ye now that a bum onye Abia, from the great town of Arochukwu, village of Atani,clan of ndi Ujah, and I'm no delusional fool. Can you say same for yourself? At times we end up looking stup!d to our family and friends for just trying to prove a shittty point and appear intelligent to our friends who really do not give a 4uck about you.
That statement right there was totally uncalled for, please.
Chineke napu ndi Igbo mmuo okacha mara, biko. |
Politics › Re: Special Forces Units And Operators Of The Nigerian Armed Forces by Lordave: 7:41pm On Jun 30, 2015 |
OrlandoOwoh: I find it difficult to pick. But I feel Damien Scott is more experienced. He is a conventional soldier like Michael Stonebridge, who convinced him to join Section 20. He was a CIA agent and a contract killer. I can hardly pick one out also, but I would choose Scott too. |
Politics › Re: Special Forces Units And Operators Of The Nigerian Armed Forces by Lordave: 7:01pm On Jun 30, 2015 |
OrlandoOwoh: Damien Scott is fearless. He and Michael Stonebridge are just like a set of twins. Who's your favourite character between them? |
Politics › Re: Special Forces Units And Operators Of The Nigerian Armed Forces by Lordave: 5:07pm On Jun 30, 2015 |
OrlandoOwoh: How is Stonebridge the most disciplined soldier? Is it because he doesn't fvck like Scott? "Copy that?" Yeah, I do. |
Politics › Re: Special Forces Units And Operators Of The Nigerian Armed Forces by Lordave: 1:53pm On Jun 30, 2015 |
vickerz: my guy, strike back is the best show i av ever watched !, season 5 is out nw, Strike Back Legacy, although its still running , five episodes already ! i only watched 3 ep, tho,
bros hen, that film z d bomb, People say they miss Porter, I did actually, but not until I finished the first episode of Project Dawn. Sullivan Stapleton and Phillip Winchester are the bomb, don't even wanna talk about Srgt Julia Richmond (Michelle Lukes), that babe always takes ma breathe away, love her pig tail hair style too.
I don't joke with that movie, I better wait until Legacy is completed before I start watching.
Hope say Julia Richmond continue with her role for Legacy? |
Politics › Re: Special Forces Units And Operators Of The Nigerian Armed Forces by Lordave: 10:04am On Jun 30, 2015 |
OrlandoOwoh: These remind of John Porter, Michael Stonebridge and Damien Scott in Strike Back. Those guys bad. The only time you've made sense to me, is today. 
I'm going to watch Strike Back season 4 for the third time because of this thread. 
Michael Stonebridge, the most disciplined soldier to ever walk the earth, the way that dude handles guns makes me wanna join Section 20.  |
Family › Re: How My 10-year-old Demonic House Girl Was Having Sex With My 2-year-old Son by Lordave: 7:10pm On Jun 29, 2015 |
Victim |
Science/Technology › Re: For Atm Users, See The 20 Most Guessed Atm Pin Numbers by Lordave: 6:07pm On Jun 29, 2015 |
Easy pins |
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Offical Bayern Munich Fan Thread: 6x Champions Of Europe by Lordave: 6:06pm On Jun 29, 2015 |
I still won't welcome any winger whole heartedly if not Draxler |
Sports › Re: NPFL: Kano Pillars V Dolphins By 4pm by Lordave: 6:19pm On Jun 28, 2015 |
Up Enyi!
Thanks to Heartland for getting a draw in Port Harcourt |
Sports › Re: NPFL: Kano Pillars V Dolphins By 4pm by Lordave: 6:17pm On Jun 28, 2015 |
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European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Offical Bayern Munich Fan Thread: 6x Champions Of Europe by Lordave: 2:22pm On Jun 27, 2015 |
pkasso: In the words of Lordave;"Jisos Kraist!".So na Douglas Costa we carry money go burn.35 million euros for wetin? Our transfer dealings in the last year or two has been questionable.Sold Shaqiri and bought Douglas Costa.God punish Sammer and Pep  Lol. We could've added like €10m and move for an already established player. Anyway, I'm optimistic the guy will deliver. |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: One Word That Denied Me My First Job Offer In An Interview by Lordave: 12:31pm On Jun 23, 2015 |
Ambi25: It was one faithful morning after my regular job search on the internet job Search portal, i came across a job advert it was about a 5 star hotel recruitment, i read the requirement with interest.
All the requirement fit my Qualification so, i decided to apply for the job as a store Manager. Three days later i was invited for an interview, i was excited to attend my first job interview with high hope of landing the job.
I did all i could practising, Reseaching about the company Mission and Vision. The first stage of the interview was a writen test and thank God i pass the first stage and was shortlisted for the second stage of the interview.
I felt so happy that faithful day when i got a congratulatory massage for the next stage of the interview after three days. On the final day of the interview, about 100 people were invited, although there were some gate crashing people waiting for slite opportunity to grab.
The interview was going on well but this one word "yea" i used instead of yes denied me my first job. I was told to go home that they will get back to me, at that moment i knew that was the end, i felt so disappointed dragged my feet like someone that was heat by a truck.
My advice to job seekers is that they should always use the right words during interview to avoid this kind of situations.
http://nigeriacurrentaffairs1..in/2015/06/one-word-that-denied-me-my-first-job.html Man, you're not wrong!
I remember filling a form last month and this man kept asking me questions and I kept saying yeah where I'm supposed to say yes, the man gave me a stern look and told me to answer him yes when I'm supposed to and don't say yeah to him again.
That's a very delicate word. |
Politics › Re: Biafra: Igbos Una Don Come Again. by Lordave: 8:24am On Jun 22, 2015 |
cheruv:
 Mkpi o bu abughi ke nta ebe obula o huru Igbo ya agbara bia I bu ndi noro onwe ha asu  Eziokwu, isi adighi that boy nma. If no be say na Nairaland we dey, that boy for no see mouth talk. I no blame him shaa, na the condition joblessness keep am |
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Politics › Re: Biafra: Igbos Una Don Come Again. by Lordave: 12:23am On Jun 22, 2015 |
chamboy: chest-beater aiye Calm down billy goat, I know you haven't had enough grass today, but I'll show you where to go bleat about and chew on your cud if you'd just do me a favour and find someone else like you to quote, dicky. |
Politics › Re: Biafra: Igbos Una Don Come Again. by Lordave: 12:17am On Jun 22, 2015 |
dinachi: The truth hurts but it is the truth nevertheless. Why did the British apply the indirect rule in the north? Can you truthfully answer that question? We are no doubt great businessman and engineers but we need to learn a thing or two from our other neighbors. I hate seeing our people setting themselves up for another humiliating defeat that will set us back again. We have suffered enough. Which truth are you talking about? Anyway, I won't take that as a response to my post, so I'll let it slide.
The British used the indirect rule system in the North and whole of Nigeria because, it favoured their purpose of colonialism. So what are you even talking about? Are really the guy that opened this thread? If really you're you should properly be prepared for technical and factual debate and not all these ota akara questions you're throwing.
I'll excuse you if you've nothing sensible to argue about. But please do me a favour and tell your supporters to stop insulting Igbos, they can say whatever they like to those calling for Biafra, but they should please refrain from generalising their insults. If you fail to do that mu na gi ga enwe Nsogbu na threadia |
Politics › Re: Biafra: Igbos Una Don Come Again. by Lordave: 11:52pm On Jun 21, 2015 |
dinachi: How is the thread hate inciting? [b]The thread is a haven for other ethnic groups to call Igbos all sorts of names. You claim to be Igbo and opened this thread to discourage those agitating for Biafra, yet you ignored and even supported mor0ns like omoamukoda in bashing Igbos out of context and purpose. Now people are all over the thread insulting Igbos generally and you're rejoicing and merrying with them. What type of Igbo are you? Have you lost your senses? Do you actually know your roots? Are you really Igbo? Even non Nigerians would ask these questions. You don't see anything inciting but I'm riled up already. Take for example, you were asking who Igbos were and what they stood for when the British came to Nigeria. You're Igbo, nevertheless, the Hausa/fulani centralised pre colonial system of administration made more sense to you than the egalitarian Igbos republican system. Even the whites recognised us as people naturally independent, our system was comparable with the ancient Greek democratic system. Is it that you have an inborn slave instinct or you're an Hausa-fulani claiming Igbo? Even Yorubas insulting Igbos on this thread would also marvel at the level of your Iberiberism if actually you're Igbo. No matter how strong you're against a decision you will never stoop so low in technically making stupid jest of your brothers. A Yoruba won't cherish our pre colonial system of government over theirs and that leaves me wondering if you're actually sane or just a jumped-up random impostor. [/b] |
Politics › Re: Biafra: Igbos Una Don Come Again. by Lordave: 11:04pm On Jun 21, 2015 |
dinachi: Am sorry you are not violent enough yet! Stop sounding tough here grab a rifle and force yourself out of Nigeria make we see. Clown! That is how foolish minded people like you almost destroyed the future of a generation of Igbo children. Almost 2 million Igbos killed for nothing! Even Ojukwu fled when he say the handwriting on the wall. Here you are hiding behind your keyboard typing rubbish. Go and fight now. Who is holding you back? Dude, I've been following this thread gently until I just realised that I can't contain your foolishness any longer. It still marvels me why Nairaland and Seun allowed this shittty thread to thrive while it's clear this dickheaded prick is an impostor? Seun isn't this slowpoke violating a rule? What are the mods doing? This guy just opened a hate inciting thread and all of you suddenly went to bed. You mods better wake up before I join in disgracing this shameful billy goat. |
Politics › Re: America ; One Country, Different Standards ..... Pictures. by Lordave: 6:06pm On Jun 21, 2015 |
Nonsense, the police wouldn't have bundled the black dude if he weren't resisting arrest |
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Crime › Re: Missing Ogun Poly Student Found Dead In Shrine by Lordave: 8:22pm On Jun 17, 2015 |
Boiled Human flesh?
I smell Cannibalism  |
Politics › Re: Imo Government Denies Owing Workers 11 Months’ Salary Arrears by Lordave: 5:56pm On Jun 17, 2015 |
I don't know Imolites to be slow, If truly they're being owned 11 months salary the media/newspapers won't be the ones to carry their voice, we would have heard their cries from Imo state before the media starts putting things right..
The silence of civil servants in Imo about this issue probably means that they're not being owned of more than 1 or 2 month salaries |
Politics › Re: What Do You Think Could Be On Buhari's Mind? (PHOTO) by Lordave: 5:45pm On Jun 17, 2015 |
"I messed up, that my waawaa Media aide didn't tell me Bavaria is Southern Germany. Now I've realised I was supposed to say President Mitchell of South Germany. Shege Nigerians!" |
Sports › Re: NPFL: Enyimba Fc Vs Heartland Fc (2 - 0) On 17th June 2015 by Lordave: 4:39pm On Jun 17, 2015 |
groundnutoil: SORRY am late folks up enyimba although am from imo state i grew up in aba so up enyimba Chei!
You don betray your Orijin o  |
Sports › Re: NPFL: Enyimba Fc Vs Heartland Fc (2 - 0) On 17th June 2015 by Lordave: 4:38pm On Jun 17, 2015 |
taiocol: Enyimba for now
but this game i suppport heartland The thing be say make the club wey go fit carry the league win the match, na my own wish be that.
I just want the title to end up in Aba or Owerri |
Romance › Re: Men Storm Radio Station After Girl Promised To Buy Car, House For Who Weds Her by Lordave: 4:31pm On Jun 17, 2015 |
I can identify some nairalanders there.
See this guy, na him where brown stripe jalabiya..
Make I no call names shaa |
Sports › Re: NPFL: Enyimba Fc Vs Heartland Fc (2 - 0) On 17th June 2015 by Lordave: 4:29pm On Jun 17, 2015 |
Abeg make una dey update us |
Sports › Re: NPFL: Enyimba Fc Vs Heartland Fc (2 - 0) On 17th June 2015 by Lordave: 4:28pm On Jun 17, 2015 |
Please you guys should help me out.
My Mama na Enyimba fan and my Papa na die hard Heartlander.
Born and brought up in Aba, but Imolite by origin.
Chei! Na which club I go pledge allegiance to oo..
Kolombia fans I dey feel una, Carry go Spartans!
Football made in East. |
Politics › Re: 100 Killed By Boko Haram's Booby Trap In Monguno, Borno State by Lordave: 11:30am On Jun 17, 2015 |
For 4uck's sake what have we gotten ourselves into? |
Politics › Re: A Mathematical Analysis Of The Proposed N5000 Stipends For Unemployed Youths by Lordave: 10:07am On Jun 17, 2015 |
Pope22: Selected youths? Why sleceted? Which means the number of the youths to be paying this controversial 5k will be like this: Hausa - 85% Yoruba -13% Igbo - 2%
Which means pple like me won't even smell the nonsense. But you're not jobless, are you? |