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Dont you want your cousin to be happy? He obviously like the girl thats why he's going back she's not forcing him back is he? Just make sure she likes your cousin too and be happy for them

Abeg no pour sand sand for him garri. let them be friends first, time will tell

_{cute-ass you really try o, you are everywhere in this romance forum! you be counsellor?}

See open goal!! oh boy you don't have to be maradonna to score this one!
[b]GO[/b]al and celebrate!

No long thing o

_{oh yea tell you guy the girl is not good for him- thats the fact you dont know
if she's been winking at other guys}

why dont you just dump him! heck
if your boyfriend is doing something you dont like just dump his ass!

If he drinks water the wrong way Dump the fooll whats with stress you people put up with shyte!

someones gotta vote for Jduck y'all, whats with the vote ? are you playing naija on us
Hit the votes people vote jduck13!! 

Crown Court heard how Osita Onwugbufor, aged 47, gouged a letter W into his eight-year-old son Mezie's scalp.
Onwugbufor beat the Down syndrome boy over the head with a belt and also beat one of his other sons.
Onwugbufor, of Church Manorway, Abbey Wood, was given a four-year jail sentence by Judge Hubert Dunn last Friday.

He had been found guilty of child neglect and two charges of common assault.
There is some suggestion the carving was done as part of a witchcraft ritual.

The judge told him: "Your son was a seriously disadvantaged child who was subjected to quite appalling treatment.
"In my judgment, the cruelty in this case was of a most serious nature."

Nigerian-born Onwugbufor had custody of his three sons, then aged eight, 10 and 11, but their divorced mother, Sade Gbadamosi, saw them regularly.

On June 19, 2004, when their mother arrived to collect her sons for the day, Onwugbufor refused to let them go.
A row began and both parents called the police.
When they arrived, an officer spoke to 10-year-old Ebele, who revealed his father had punched him and beat him with a stick the week before because he was late home from football.

The boy said the beating had broken the stick and left him with a bleeding mouth.
Police immediately arrested Onwugbufor, took the boys into protective custody and handed them to their mother for safekeeping.

Later the same day, she took her sons to the barber to have their hair trimmed.
As Mezie was having his hair cut, the barber found the injury to his scalp.
Onwugbufor, who was on police bail, subsequently tried to snatch the boys from their schools one afternoon but was stopped by police.
On evidence from Ebele, Onwugbufor was also charged with beating his Down syndrome child.

He consistently denied gouging the letter W into Mezie's head.
When he was sentenced last week, he again protested his innocence and claimed all three boys were in "fine health" when their mother collected them on June 19.

picture here - http://www.thisislocallondon.co.uk/whereilive/lewisham/display.var.1267783.0.father_gouged_letter_w_into_sons_scalp.php

yup life's a bitch then you kpeme

ORikinla you can disown them

I don't think it's necessarily about the strength, its also about techniques
However much you pound the yam the woman will always complain about something
So you leave it to them

Nah, i lived opposite the airforce base in the NAA/FAAN quarters

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It depends on what you meant by arrogance. One thing is very certain of average Nigerian. I will not let use boss me around. I had a Kenyan friend who always called Nigerians arrogant , until I told him that their EX President- Arap Moi could not rule Nigeria past 8 years. I told him they were weak and afraid to confront him and he ruled them for 20 some years. Look at what is happening in Zimbabwe; nobody is ready to challenge Mugabe’s authority. Nigerians will never let you boss them. We will always be the first to speak out. This could be construed as arrogance.

erm IBB wasnt kicked out by the people, Abacha would probably still be there or passed on the touch to another dictator if not for death, more unfair elections to come. . .

Make una no mind them, them dey jealous us.

yea, thats the typical response

True!

did you live in airforce barrack in kano@ 9ja4eva?

Seun:
No, I don't see the conflict. Ethics is a personal thing. What is ethical to me may not be ethical to you. Capitalism in a mostly free market system allows you to practice your own ethics and allows me to practice my own ethics.

This statement somehow doesn't sound right, afterall countries have different business law to limit what your ethics are
you just don't do thing "you" think is right/wrong- the societal interests are also taken into account

Seeing the way you have riped the discussion line by line and taken everyone opinion at face values, theres no room for understanding in here!

Call me naive, but I don't think S.Africa would welcome such investments by Nigerian companies

Nigerian companies are not strong enough(or their managers are not smart enough) to buy out companies in other parts of the world! they need govt help

remember Nigeria is open for business its a good thing (except for defence)

Who owns HIV anyway? probably Frank self-servicer jnr and some other big shot in govt

Are they waiting for the new football season to start broadcasting?

Are you even sure if 3000 is all you need for their service you guys better read the small prints

remember Sky is free and subscriptions starts from £7.50

I hv been vindicated by this development that this S/Africans will stop at nothin to kill and scuttle our dreams to be as great

oh pls, most nigerian companies cant operate without govt help-most of them are owned by officials anyways that why they never venture beyond nigeria!

Well nowadays companies require people with experience, thats why they usually have job specifications, person specifications

I told her he wasn't meant for her as several men i know wuld give up their right arm for a girl like her

Sure doesn't deserve her, hey I'll give up my two balls for a virgin (yea right!)

Tell her no to rush into another relationship- thats my advice

Tell him you have a party to attend with some big boys, he'll understand

you can make it a combination of friends and party

Tell him one of you friends just came in from PH and you are organising a big party for him

yea, thats the Yankari Games Reserve. It's plain open land like the Serengeti only drier

seun what have you been eating?

And why can't you love two people at the same time, and sleep with them both?

Seun is now coming out of his goody goody shell

software are you sure you have not been watching too many nigerian films?

or you pastor is disturbing you, you are meant to go to church on sunday not everyday o!
_{have you checked your pastor is not a . . . . .}

Considering some people are being paid N10,000 a month in Nigeria, I think that price is a bit high
some people are getting paid millions/month of course but on the whole Nigerians are paying through their noses on most things

@watchung
I don't think anyone is against privatisation but the infrastructures to be privatised should at least be there first.

British Rail was the sole failure out of hundreds of privatised British enterprises;British Steel,British Telecom,British Airways,British Gas,British Aerospace.e.t.c.

All these were initially owned/controlled by the govt and were in good working conditions before they were eventually privatised.

The Sultan of Sokoto, Alhaji Mohammad Sa'ad Abubakar III, yesterday described the Independent National Electoral Comm-ission (INEC) as unserious and ill-prepared for the April 2007 general elections.
The Sultan added that it was wrong for INEC to carry on as if all was okay with the preparations for the polls when there are widespread discontentment by Nigerians over sundry issues pertaining to the April elections.
Addressing Northern traditional rulers at the Arewa House Kaduna at a summit incidentally organised by INEC for royal fathers from the region "On the 2007 Election and Role of Traditional Rulers," the Sultan, also warned the commission to abide by all court rulings regarding the April elections to avoid confusion, noting that the commission must not allow itself to be used as a launch-pad for any forms of violence.

I'm still wondering what the problem is?

INEC is really not prepared lets be honest, there are still cases in court, they only just managed to rush the voters i.d, they have not issued permanant voters I.D

And he advised them "to abide by all court rulings regarding the election. . . . ."

My brother, this is Reality o. Witches exist. If u need to know some witch, perhaps i could give you a number to call.

wheres the number? 
Actually what will you ask "are you a witch?" 

Anyway what happened to the Lady? I bet the pastors have done their miracle