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pls dis thread is for only PDP members, pls let's use dis medium to promote our agenda. Up pdp up jona!!!!!!!!!!

Na dis one we go see all dis girls dem, make dem kan do virginity test dem go dhe run.

Ma gf own is d sealed one, waiting till our wedding nite to work on it. Most NL babes is d one dat is wide chai I pity dem husband. Am just saying ma own opinion.

ladies pls don't lie, its just a survey I wanna carry out. D pix below is where ya see d options.

Bro am entitled to ma own opinion, I once said, "if ya want to be denied ya rite, vote for a fanatic" pdpd for life and jona for life.

Caseless:
why are u wasting ur time on that guy? Have u seen any of his post where he supported the apc?

Hez an exremist, buhari registered nigeria as an observer in d arab league, so bro go do ya research

texazzpete:
I agree with you. GEJ is better than an extremist.


Unfortunately, GEJ is worse than Buhari.

Good thing GEJ isn't running against an extremist, eh?

D guy is high on glue, he nids a koboko! Jona is better dan an extremist.

Bro, ya entitled to ya opinion am entitled to mine. Bleep extremist, I rep a secular state. So stop being naughty and accept ma views or ya die in silence

Alphaoscar:
You guys should please free this attention seeking, sex starve and bigot of Op.


His main point of supporting GEJ is because he need to protect someone of the same faith forgetting the fact that poverty, mismanagement and the effect of corruption will not separate Muslim from Christians by the time it start to bite. It is biting the op already but he is more than determined to wallow more in that hardship .

A man claiming to be a female, u rre entitled to ya opinion and am entitled to mine!

NgeneUkwenu:
Why should I take someone, who from his posts history is unemployed but has spent 100% of his time here on Sexuality Section stalking women?

You are nothing but a PDP tout!

Judging from ya name ya shld be in hotel room or section if dere is, mind ya am a conscious political being. And also aware of d political settings in ma country. I just don't write for attension I write cos I see d nid to write and d nid is dat jona remains d best out of d two options. Corruption is better dan a religious gay. Sowie if dis OP hurts ya feelings. Am entitled to ma opinion ya re entitled to urz

HugeCock:
Op you have absolutely no proof dat you were purporting apc. Having gone thru ur profile you've spent more than 3 days on religion and mostly romance sections. This is ur first thread and first few posts in the politics section. So from what i'm seeing, its either you're just looking for attention or tryin to create a fight here. Simple!

D idiot sang "I want ya body sleeping in ma bed" and bought dis kind ride, I wonder wetin he go buy if he sing better song! Blood money and cocaine money!

Ma bro, now I see how bias and sentimental ya re, a new born baby in naija will testify in anywhere in d world that tinubu is corrupt. Ma bro if ya say tinubu has not bin found wanting in a court of law den jona is also clean IBB is clean OBJ is clean. Tinubu, a follish fellow dat ruled lagos for 8 years and dere is nufin to show for it, ekiti state voted fayemi out cos tiis nubu was milking everytin ekiti has. D idiot is places family members in politics at d expense of merit, hez inlaws, cousins daughters wife nephews nieces and thugs re all occupying political offices. Wad a shame. Come 2015 elections, tinubu empire will be set ablaze, and d children of pdp wil be victorious. Bro go our and ask an ave nigerian who tinubu is? Bro no reasonable person will say anytin good.

ayukdaboss:
Tinubu was prosecuted in a court and nothing was found on him, that's why he's walking a free man. Maybe you know more than the courts so show us proof of his corruption.

From some baseless "proofless" statements you're making on this this thread, I don't think you can objectively debate on anything.

Goodluck on your joining PDP.

Sire, let me also enlighten ya, many reports on child abuse cases is predominant in d north, ve ya not heard of d kano child abuse case. Wad ya nid to know is dat, we naija are foolish we allow d rich to manipulate us. Yerima dat is allowed by his religon to penetrate 9 years old y is he allowing his daughters to go to skool. Sowie for saying dis, dere is somtin wrong. Deep down yaself ya knw its not proper yet cos ya wanna be a fanatics ya support nonsense at d expense of d truth. Ya hear on d radio and oda medium d gov daughters getting married most wif masters and ya see how matured and big dhe her and yet deh tell ya give out ya kids in marriage. Ma bro open ya eyes and see dat were dat law comes from is wack

Change2015:
Let me enlighten you, child abuse happens everywhere

http://ynaija.com/madness-man-arraigned-for-raping-sick-30-month-old-baby-in-lagos/
http://m.news24.com/nigeria/National/News/Over-500-child-defilement-cases-reported-in-Lagos-20141211

Over 500 child defilement cases reported in Lagos
2014-12-11 13:12

Lagos - Ade Ipaye, Lagos State Attorney-General and Commissioner for Justice, on Wednesday, said over 500 cases of child defilement cases were reported in the state this year.

Ipaye disclosed this at a Human Rights Essay and Debate Competition organised for private and public schools in Lagos by the Directorate for Citizen's Rights.

The competition was part of activities marking the 2014 World Human Rights Day with the theme: "The Rights of the Child."

The commissioner said this year's theme was carefully picked in the light of the fact that in the last one year, more than 500 cases of defilement of minors were reported in Lagos.

"We know that children contend with several challenges on daily basis, however, the onus is on parents and guardians to ensure that each child is given necessary care and attention.’’

Ipaye said that the principle of human rights should be inculcated in the youths at their earliest formative stage.

He added that this would ensure that youths imbibed the principles of fairness, non-discrimination, inclusiveness and respect for fellow-beings, irrespective of age.

A wise philosopher once said, wen ya ve two evil, ya chose d lesser one. As for me I prefer a corrupt leader dan an extremist, afterall, dere is nobody as corrupt as tinubu in d whole of naija and hez an active member of apc.

SeverusSnape:
EVEN though I don't share the same view with them, I'm happy with the way the APC supporters especially Barcanista are responding maturedly without insults as usual. Kudos to you guys.
OP know this... APC and PDP are almost the same to me.

Where on earth ve ya seen a christian and odas straffing 9 years old, bro yerima is a prototype of u all. Child abuse and I want dat no more by voting jona, I rep pdp. Power to corrupt officials as long as extremist is not coming into power

Change2015:
Only a numbnut like you would believe that he has a 9yr old child at this age. But then again your intellect is here evidenced more by its absence.

#change
#GMB
#APC

Lol, babe was only pulling ya long legs, buh d summary say ya fine die

elantraceey:



Believe or disbelieve this at your own risk.

I can still trust atiku, buh ya see buhari, I won't even give him an inch, for ma peeps dat dunno buhari registered naija as an observer in d fucking group of blood thirsty vampires. Go read well and stop being sentimental. I repeat, I prefer a corrupt leader to an extremist..........

Buhari initiated d shit, read up wella just dat he was sent packing in a coup. I repeat I prefer a corrupt leader dan a religious gay, re ya aware dat buhari asked bakare to sign his resignation letter before he was given d ticket. If buhari like use adeboye and oyedipo plus okogie as vp he won't win. He shld openly condemn all dis allegations buh still he hasn't, dat tells ya he has an hidden agenda

barcanista:
Bros, did Buhari Islamise the contry in 1984? Are tyou award that PDP chief and Father of Jonathan, iBB registered Nigeria with OIC in 1985? Are you also aware that Buhari bluntly refused the the proposal? Are you also aware that Jonathan led Nigeria's delegation to OIC conference in Egypt 2013? Are you aware that the C-G Custom, IGP, Min of Defense, PDP Chairman, National Security Adviser etc are all muslims? If someone is to be accused of being an islamists don't you think that person should be Jonathan and the PDP?

Bro pls wake up from slumber, buhari is too old to bring change. He wants to islamize dis country. He shld give me his 9 years old daughter den I will see d importance of a sharia state

Change2015:
Oga please, it is renouncing not denouncing, chikena!

#change
#GMB
#APC

Buhari will islamize dis country, look at egypt dat is y I love pres sisi, he disposed mosri cos of hos usless plan to islamise a secular country. Bro pls for ya own sake, corruption is better than extremism.

barcanista:
OP why have you decided to join the corrupt elite that are waging war against the common masses?

Today is a memorable day for me and ma darling new party d PDP, and am here to fully pledge ma loyalty to JONA, is better for me to support a corrupt leader than to support an extremist! Up jona up PDP

A religon dat preaches to commit suicide, and dat virgins await ya if ya do commit suicide. A religon dat allows old idiots to commit child abuse, a religon dat sees a non muslim as an unbeliver, a religon dat promotes sectarianism a religon dat promote ISIL a religon dat is even divided against itself, shiite sunni alawaite and co, a religon dat discriminates against women, a religon dat sees a yoruba muslim as fake and an hausa muslim as origina, a religon that sees a whit muslim as real and a black muslim as fake, I bet ya dere is somtin wrong wif such a religon or d founder didn't take his or her time to write their constitution well. Until dis fools see dat dey re being used dey will die in ignorance. Yerima, dat ishaq prof in lasu, and odas allow their children to go to skool havard and co and allow idiots to be marrying 9 years old. Dere is somtin wron wif d religon. Ha! Dis nonsense is too much, it pains me dat dey tell ya d prophet did dis, wad a shame. Yerima and co and all dose weh don straff underage pikin ma God of Isreal go fire u all. A religon full and composed of pigs, dirty usless rapist pigs

Remarks by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu During General Debate of the 68th Session of the United Nations General Assembly. The United Nations, New York City. Tuesday, October 1, 2013

PRIME MINISTER BENJAMIN NETANYAHU: Thank you, Mr. President.



I feel deeply honored and privileged to stand here before you today representing the citizens of the state of Israel. We are an ancient people. We date back nearly 4,000 years to Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. We have journeyed through time. We’ve overcome the greatest of adversities.

And we re-established our sovereign state in our ancestral homeland, the land of Israel.

Now, the Jewish people’s odyssey through time has taught us two things: Never give up hope, always remain vigilant. Hope charts the future. Vigilance protects it.

Today our hope for the future is challenged by a nuclear-armed Iran that seeks our destruction. But I want you to know, that wasn’t always the case. Some 2,500 years ago the great Persian king Cyrus ended the Babylonian exile of the Jewish people. He issued a famous edict in which he proclaimed the right of the Jews to return to the land of Israel and rebuild the Jewish temple in Jerusalem. That’s a Persian decree. And thus began an historic friendship between the Jews and the Persians that lasted until modern times.

But in 1979 a radical regime in Tehran tried to stamp out that friendship. As it was busy crushing the Iranian people’s hope for democracy, it always led wild chants of “death of the Jews.”

Now, since that time, presidents of Iran have come and gone. Some presidents were considered moderates, other hard-liners. But they’ve all served that same unforgiving creed, that same unforgiving regime, that creed that is espoused and enforced by the real power in Iran, the dictator known as the supreme leader, first Ayatollah Khomeini and now Ayatollah Khamenei.

President Rouhani, like the presidents who came before him, is a loyal servant of the regime. He was one of only six candidates the regime permitted to run for office. See, nearly 700 other candidates were rejected.

So what made him acceptable? Well, Rouhani headed Iran’s Supreme National Security Council from 1989 through 2003. During that time Iran’s henchmen gunned down opposition leaders in a Berlin restaurant. They murdered 85 people at the Jewish community center in Buenos Aires. They killed 19 American soldiers by blowing up the Khobar Towers in Saudi Arabia.

Are we to believe that Rouhani, the national security adviser of Iran at the time, knew nothing about these attacks?

Of course he did, just as 30 years ago Iran’s security chiefs knew about the bombings in Beirut that killed 241 American Marines and 58 French paratroopers.

Rouhani was also Iran’s chief nuclear negotiator between 2003 and 2005. He masterminded the — the strategy which enabled Iran to advance its nuclear weapons program behind a smoke screen of diplomatic engagement and very soothing rhetoric.

Now I know: Rouhani doesn’t sound like Ahmadinejad. But when it comes to Iran’s nuclear weapons program, the only difference between them is this: Ahmadinejad was a wolf in wolf’s clothing. Rouhani is a wolf in sheep’s clothing, a wolf who thinks he can pull the eyes — the wool over the eyes of the international community.

Well, like everyone else, I wish we could believe Rouhani’s words, but we must focus on Iran’s actions. And it’s the brazen contrast, this extraordinary contradiction, between Rouhani’s words and Iran’s actions that is so startling. Rouhani stood at this very podium last week and praised Iranian democracy — Iranian democracies. But the regime that he represents executes political dissidents by the hundreds and jails them by the thousands.

Rouhani spoke of, quote, “the human tragedy in Syria.” Yet, Iran directly participates in Assad’s murder and massacre of tens of thousands of innocent men, women and children in Syria. And that regime is propping up a Syrian regime that just used chemical weapons against its own people.

Rouhani condemned the, quote, “violent scourge of terrorism.” Yet, in the last three years alone, Iran has ordered, planned or perpetrated terrorist attacks in 25 cities in five continents.

Rouhani denounces, quote, “attempts to change the regional balance through proxies.” Yet, Iran is actively destabilizing Lebanon, Yemen, Bahrain and many other Middle Eastern countries.

Rouhani promises, quote, “constructive engagement with other countries.” Yet, two years ago, Iranian agents tried to assassinate Saudi Arabia’s ambassador in Washington, D.C. And just three weeks ago, an Iranian agent was arrested trying to collect information for possible attacks against the American embassy in Tel Aviv. Some constructive engagement.

I wish I could be moved by Rouhani’s invitation to join his wave — a world against violence and extremism. Yet, the only waves Iran has generated in the last 30 years are waves of violence and terrorism that it has unleashed in the region and across the world.

Ladies and gentlemen, I wish I could believe Rouhani, but I don’t because facts are stubborn things, and the facts are that Iran’s savage record flatly contradicts Rouhani’s soothing rhetoric.

Last Friday Rouhani assured us that in pursuit of its nuclear program, Iran — this is a quote — Iran has never chosen deceit and secrecy, never chosen deceit and secrecy. Well, in 2002 Iran was caught red-handed secretly building an underground centrifuge facility in Natanz. And then in 2009 Iran was again caught red-handed secretly building a huge underground nuclear facility for uranium enrichment in a mountain near Qom.

Rouhani tells us not to worry. He assures us that all of this is not intended for nuclear weapons. Any of you believe that? If you believe that, here’s a few questions you might want to ask. Why would a country that claims to only want peaceful nuclear energy, why would such a country build hidden underground enrichment facilities?

Why would a country with vast natural energy reserves invest billions in developing nuclear energy? Why would a country intent on merely civilian nuclear programs continue to defy multiple Security Council resolutions and incur the tremendous cost of crippling sanctions on its economy?

And why would a country with a peaceful nuclear program develop intercontinental ballistic missiles, whose sole purpose is to deliver nuclear warheads? You don’t build ICBMs to carry TNT thousands of miles away; you build them for one purpose, to carry nuclear warheads. And Iran is building now ICBMs that the United States says could reach this city in three or four years.

Why would they do all this? The answer is simple. Iran is not building a peaceful nuclear program; Iran is developing nuclear weapons. Last year alone, Iran enriched three tons of uranium to 3 1/2 percent, doubled it stockpile of 20 percent enriched uranium and added thousands of new centrifuges, including advanced centrifuges. It also continued work on the heavy water reactor in Iraq; that’s in order to have another route to the bomb, a plutonium path. And since Rouhani’s election — and I stress this — this vast and feverish effort has continued unabated.

Ladies and gentlemen, underground nuclear facilities, heavy water reactors, advanced centrifuges, ICBMs. See, it’s not that it’s hard to find evidence that Iran has a nuclear program, a nuclear weapons program; it’s hard to find evidence that Iran doesn’t have a nuclear weapons program.

Last year when I spoke here at the UN I drew a red line. Now, Iran has been very careful not to cross that line but Iran is positioning itself to race across that line in the future at a time of its choosing. Iran wants to be in a position to rush forward to build nuclear bombs before the international community can detect it and much less prevent it.

Yet Iran faces one big problem, and that problem can be summed up in one word: sanctions. I have argued for many years, including on this podium, that the only way to peacefully prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons is to combine tough sanctions with a credible military threat. And that policy today is bearing fruit. Thanks to the efforts of many countries, many represented here, and under the leadership of the United States, tough sanctions have taken a big bite off the Iranian economy.

Oil revenues have fallen. The currency has plummeted. Banks are hard-pressed to transfer money. So as a result, the regime is under intense pressure from the Iranian people to get the sanctions relieved or removed.

That’s why Rouhani got elected in the first place. That’s why he launched his charm offensive. He definitely wants to get the sanctions lifted; I guarantee you that. But he doesn’t want to give up Iranians’ nuclear — Iran’s nuclear weapons program in return.

Now here’s a strategy to achieve this. First, smile a lot. Smiling never hurts. Second, pay lip service to peace, democracy and tolerance. Third, offer meaningless concessions in exchange for lifting sanctions. And fourth, and the most important, ensure that Iran retains sufficient nuclear material and sufficient nuclear infrastructure to race to the bomb at a time it chooses to do so.

You know why Rouhani thinks he can get away with this? I mean, this is a ruse. It’s a ploy. Why does Rouhani think he — thinks he can get away with it? Because — because he’s gotten away with it before, because his strategy of talking a lot and doing little has worked for him in the past.

He even brags about this. Here’s what he said in his 2011 book about his time as Iran’s chief nuclear negotiator, and I quote: “While we were talking to the Europeans in Tehran, we were installing equipment in Isfahan.”

Now, for those of you who don’t know, the Isfahan facility is an indispensable part of Iran’s nuclear weapons program. That’s where uranium ore called yellowcake is converted into an enrichable form. Rouhani boasted, and I quote, “By creating a calm environment — a calm environment — we were able to complete the work in Isfahan.” He fooled the world once. Now he thinks he can fool it again.

You see, Rouhani thinks he can have his yellowcake and eat it too. And he has another reason to believe that he can get away with this. And that reason is called North Korea. Like Iran, North Korea also said its nuclear program was for peaceful purposes. Like Iran, North Korea also offered meaningless concessions and empty promises in return for sanctions relief.

In 2005 North Korea agreed to a deal that was celebrated the world over by many well-meaning people. Here’s what the New York Times editorial had to say about it, quote: “For years now, foreign policy insiders have pointed to North Korea as the ultimate nightmare, a closed, hostile and paranoid dictatorship with an aggressive nuclear weapons program. Very few could envision a successful outcome, and yet North Korea agreed in principle this week to dismantle its nuclear weapons program, return to the NPT, abide by the treaty’s safeguards and admit international inspectors.” And finally, “diplomacy, it seems, does work after all.”

Ladies and gentlemen, a year later, North Korea exploded its first nuclear weapons device.

Yet, as dangerous as a nuclear-armed North Korea is, it pales in comparison to the danger of a nuclear-armed Iran. A nuclear-armed Iran would have a choke hold on the world’s main energy supplies. It would trigger nuclear proliferation throughout the Middle East, turning the most unstable part of the planet into a nuclear tinderbox. And for the first time in history, it would make the specter of nuclear terrorism a clear and present danger. A nuclear-armed Iran in the Middle East wouldn’t be another North Korea. It would be another 50 North Koreas.

Now, I know that some in the international community think I’m exaggerating this threat. Sure, they know that Iran’s regime leads these chants, “death to America, death to Israel,” that it pledges to wipe Israel off the map. But they think that this wild rhetoric is just bluster for domestic consumption. Have these people learned nothing from history? The last century has taught us that when a radical regime with global ambitions gets awesome power, sooner or later its appetite for aggression knows no bounds.

That’s the central lesson of the 20th century. And we cannot forget it. The world may have forgotten this lesson. The Jewish people have not.

Iran’s fanaticism is not bluster. It’s real. The fanatic regime must never be allowed to arm itself with nuclear weapons. I know that the world is weary of war. We in Israel, we know all too well the cost of war. But history has taught us that to prevent war tomorrow, we must be firm today.

And this raises the question, can diplomacy stop this threat? Well, the only diplomatic solution that would work is one that fully dismantles Iran’s nuclear weapons program and prevents it from having one in the future.

President Obama rightly said that Iran’s conciliatory words must be matched by transparent, verifiable and meaningful action. And to be meaningful, a diplomatic solution would require Iran to do four things. First, cease all uranium enrichment. This is called for by several Security Council resolutions. Second, remove from Iran’s territory the stockpiles of enriched uranium. Third, dismantle the infrastructure for nuclear breakout capability, including the underground facility at Qom and the advanced centrifuges in Natanz.

And, four, stop all work at the heavy water reactor in Iraq aimed at the production of plutonium. These steps would put an end to Iran’s nuclear weapons program and eliminate its breakout capability.

There are those who would readily agreed to leave Iran with a residual capability to enrich uranium. I advise them to pay close attention to what Rouhani said in his speech to Iran’s supreme cultural revolution — Supreme Cultural Revolutionary Council. This was published in 2005. I quote. This is what he said:

“A county that could enrich uranium to about 3.5 percent will also have the capability to enrich it to about 90 percent. Having fuel cycle capability virtually means that a country that possesses this capability is able to produce nuclear weapons.” Precisely. This is why Iran’s nuclear weapons program must be fully and verifiably dismantled. And this is why the pressure on Iran must continue.

So here is what the international community must do: First, keep up the sanctions. If Iran advances its nuclear weapons program during negotiations, strengthen the sanctions.

Second, don’t agree to a partial deal. A partial deal would lift international sanctions that have taken years to put in place in exchange for cosmetic concessions that will take only weeks for Iran to reverse.

Third, lift the sanctions only when Iran fully dismantles its nuclear weapons program. My friends, the international community has Iran on the ropes. If you want to knock out Iran’s nuclear weapons program peacefully, don’t let up the pressure. Keep it up.

We all want to give diplomacy with Iran a chance to succeed, but when it comes to Iran, the greater the pressure, the greater the chance. Three decades ago, President Ronald Reagan famously advised, “trust but verify.” When it comes to Iran’s nuclear weapons program, here’s my advice: Distrust, dismantle and verify.

Ladies and gentlemen, Israel will never acquiesce to nuclear arms in the hands of a rogue regime that repeatedly promises to wipe us off the map. Against such a threat, Israel will have no choice but to defend itself.

I want there to be no confusion on this point. Israel will not allow Iran to get nuclear weapons. If Israel is forced to stand alone, Israel will stand alone. Yet, in standing alone, Israel will know that we will be defending many, many others.

The dangers of a nuclear-armed Iran and the emergence of other threats in our region have led many of our Arab neighbors to recognize, finally recognize, that Israel is not their enemy. And this affords us the opportunity to overcome the historic animosities and build new relationships, new friendships, new hopes.

Israel welcomes engagement with the wider Arab world. We hope that our common interests and common challenges will help us forge a more peaceful future. And Israel’s — continues to seek an historic compromise with our Palestinian neighbors, one that ends our conflict once and for all. We want peace based on security and mutual recognition, in which a demilitarized Palestinian state recognizes the Jewish state of Israel. I remain committed to achieving an historic reconciliation and building a better future for Israelis and Palestinians alike.

Now, I have no illusions about how difficult this will be to achieve. Twenty years ago, the peace process between Israel and the Palestinians began. Six Israeli prime ministers, myself included, have not succeeded at achieving peace with the Palestinians. My predecessors were prepared to make painful concessions. So am I. But so far the Palestinian leaders haven’t been prepared to offer the painful concessions they must make in order to end the conflict.

For peace to be achieved, the Palestinians must finally recognize the Jewish state, and Israel’s security needs must be met.

I am prepared to make an historic compromise for genuine and enduring peace, but I will never compromise on the security of my people and of my country, the one and only Jewish state.

Ladies and gentlemen, one cold day in the late 19th century, my grandfather Nathan and his younger brother Judah were standing in a railway station in the heart of Europe. They were seen by a group of anti-Semitic hoodlums who ran towards them waving clubs, screaming “Death to the Jews.”

My grandfather shouted to his younger brother to flee and save himself, and he then stood alone against the raging mob to slow it down. They beat him senseless, they left him for dead, and before he passed out, covered in his own blood, he said to himself “What a disgrace, what a disgrace. The descendants of the Macabees lie in the mud powerless to defend themselves.”

He promised himself then that if he lived, he would take his family to the Jewish homeland and help build a future for the Jewish people. I stand here today as Israel’s prime minister because my grandfather kept that promise.

And so many other Israelis have a similar story, a parent or a grandparent who fled every conceivable oppression and came to Israel to start a new life in our ancient homeland. Together we’ve transformed a bludgeoned Jewish people, left for dead, into a vibrant, thriving nation, a defending itself with the courage of modern Maccabees, developing limitless possibilities for the future.

In our time the Biblical prophecies are being realized. As the prophet Amos said, they shall rebuild ruined cities and inhabit them. They shall plant vineyards and drink their wine. They shall till gardens and eat their fruit. And I will plant them upon their soil never to be uprooted again.

(In Hebrew.)

Ladies and gentlemen, the people of Israel have come home never to be uprooted again. (Applause.)

D biggest way to deny oneself from freedom is to be a muslim. How I wish atiku won d primaries. I hereby from today denounce APC. Pdp for life

Ma once respected VC, d guy just lost na respect. Naija abstained from voting cos we not for or against. I see no reason y d muslims will be crying fowl. D problem of dis country is d muslims. Hardly, before we hear dat christians re killing people here and dere, deh will just sit one place and watch as boko is killing innocent once and now palestine weh no concern us we dhe cry. How many injustice muslims don do weh d useless islamic council complain? Dey re bunch of monkeys dat nids to be discarded. Dey re d onez destroying dis country.

I want to state here once again dat niaja is not an islamic state or a religious state, it is a secular state. I hate it when I see post like dis and d mislims start to rant like fools. Now, is like am gonna change ma mind for jona cos I don't want an extremist to rule dis nation. Must all dis muslims start saying shit. #team jona. How I wish atiku won d primaries. Let buhari buy a towel dis time cos he will weep his eye balls out. Idiot ignorant muslims wad ve going for pilgrimage in Isreal got to do wif dis, yardua tru out his tenure didn't go to saudi? Bunch of bastards, in fact jona just won ma votes cos of dis OP.

Na wa oooo, enemies dem dhe tackle buh it is a welcome idea, if ya do dat in good faith!

Just checked ya profile and saw how pweetie ya her, for dat I hereby pronounce ya a virgin

elantraceey:
So much talk about virginity but op there are things you really got wrong in that post.

Correct me if am wrong dearie, we learn everyday, luv to learn from ya

elantraceey:
So much talk about virginity but op there are things you really got wrong in that post.

Anytime we write articles abt virginity, d kingdom of NL ladies is always in disarray. Dey will just be observing and monitoring . Chai, where re d virgins of old?

And datz d mladies won't comment cos most of dem one way or d oda have been disflowered. We can boast of more NL male virgins compared to d female. Where re d virgins of old?

jmoore:
Write a project topic about it, I don't care.
Remove virgin from the dictionary, I don't care.

What I know is that I will marry a virgin.