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[color=deeppink]Gabry, What's with you and the Mama-Ngozi title?[/color]

[color=deeppink]This title is hilarious!

Sounds like you're asking Jesus to unban the user.

And who is "Jesus?". . .Never seen that username on here before.[/color]

Pweety4me:
[color=#550077]^It doesn't mean they r gonna get it especially not the likes of her. . .[/color]

[color=deeppink]Then who would get it. . .the likes of you?

The type that gets banned every 12 hours?[/color]

Freiburger:
But this thread is not really necessary, whoever wants to be a moderator can easily quest for it.

[color=deeppink]Please tell it to the daft that created this topic .

Most users are just obsessive butt kissers who can't stop creating threads for fellow members.

It's a pity![/color]

Damysa:
I regret marrying my spouse most of the time. Infact I am at a crossroad.

I have lost my mind completely and I wanna take a walk k.

[color=deeppink]Sorry dear but it's for better for worse.[/color]

[color=deeppink]Ibori Who?

What's his business with D'banj?[/color]

[color=deeppink]Patience Dassah, a smartly dressed young Nigerian, has recently had trouble getting a taxi. But her trouble with okadas, the motorcycles that zip through the streets here in Africa's most populous country, does not lie with the typical traffic jams or fuel shortages.

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Christian-Muslim clashes could destabilize Africa's most populous country, which is also the No. 3 supplier of oil to the US. A spate of targeted killings by both sides shows that even a heavy troop presence isn't enough to stop the violence.

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Ms. Dassah lives in Jos, a city in central Nigeria now caught in a cycle of religious and ethnic violence.

Sandwiched between the country's largely Muslim north and mostly Christian south, Jos has endured a decade of periodic clashes between followers of the two faiths, a conflict that has flared up in recent months.

In two massacres this year, gangs with machetes from both sides descended on nearby villages and killed hundreds.

A boosted Army presence and nighttime curfew in Plateau State, of which Jos is the capital, has reduced the risk of more large-scale attacks. But some residents of Jos are resorting to "secret killings," in which a lone Christian is lured to a secluded Muslim part of town – or vice versa – and killed.

They are the reason Dassah says her okada driver no longer answers her calls. And they appear to show once again that a heavy military presence is not enough to quell the religious violence that plagues the No. 3 supplier of oil to the United States.

Targeted killings of ethnic individuals
Secret killings have been on the rise since this year's second massacre, in early March, say Christian and Muslim community leaders, government officials, and police.

"We have started receiving reports of corpses being found here and there. It started happening after the March 7 incident," says Femi Oyeleye, the head of the state's criminal investigation department, referring to coordinated mob attacks by Muslims on members of the mainly Christian Berom ethnic group.

Those March killings are said to have been reprisals for religious clashes that killed scores in January.

According to Mr. Oyeleye, 25 corpses unrelated to any major attacks were found in Jos during March and April – far above the average rate of three corpses a month during the 12 months leading up to February.

Lawal Ishaq, a local lawyer who documents secret killings against Muslims, recorded 36 deaths in March and April.

Death tolls are sensitive in Jos – and highly unreliable.

The figures for the March massacre, in which mostly Christians were killed, range from 150 to 450.[/color]

http://www.csmonitor.com/World/Africa/2010/0525/Quietly-the-Christian-Muslim-killing-continues-in-Nigeria

[color=deeppink]So, what do you want us to do?[/color]

[color=deeppink]^^You're a real attention seeker.

You even posted a link to the utterly daft thread you created.

I bet my reply would be the only one there before it gets locked by the admin.

Ms. Nylon.[/color]

[color=deeppink]Eww! that picture is yuck, I alomst threw up looking at it!
Btw, Nigeria isn't a disgrace. . .Nigerians are the disgrace.[/color]

[color=deeppink]Please can someone learn to spell "Choked" right?

Or better still go back to elementary school where they belong and leave the discussion forum for educated adults.

Some people are shameless on this forum, Like seriously.[/color]

[color=deeppink]Are you serious?. . .

You just started this thread for a baseless debate.

And they say I create dumb threads.[/color]

[color=deeppink]So, how much did Tubaba pay you to advertise his music like this?[/color]

Seun:
How come some people enjoy being paraded on stage like show animals?

[color=deeppink]Seun, it's called a beauty show and they're contestants, they are not parading. [/color]

[color=deeppink]OMG!

Is that the house of a World-Class Athlete?

Now, I believe most of these so called "wealthy" athletes are stingy as heck or should I say selfish!

Who would have thought with all the money he makes in a week, any of his relatives would be living in a poor condition worse than an avergae worker.

This is a complete disgrace![/color]

THE AMAKA:
https://cdn.bellanaija.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/05/Most-Beautiful-Girl-in-Nigeria-MBGN-2010-Bella-Naija0019.jpg

[color=deeppink]She's looking pretty.[/color]

[color=deeppink]The contestants aren't that stunning.[/color]

[color=deeppink]Lucky!

Genevieve Nnaji is like a role model for every teenage mother out there.
She gives hope to them by showing that even though their mistakes can not be erased, they can make something positive out of it.[/color]

[color=deeppink]I was so shocked. . . can't believe it's the same guy that I saw on TV 4 months ago mourning his late wife.[/color]

[color=deeppink]I would just keep my mouth shut and watch him like a good wife that I am.[/color]

[color=deeppink]^^What is the bold highlight for?[/color]

cantell:
See piece of trash talking. Cotton-wool brain calling another person slowpoke. So funny.
Tell your mama to teach you the home-training lessons you skipped at home.

[color=deeppink]You're a spunk-tastic raasclat!
Wasting my time replying you is like trying to force intellectual reasoning on a rock.
You're really doing a good job making a fool out of yourself, afterall that's what certified losers like you do
Since they have no intelligence to formulate an intelligent debate to contribute.
I can't stoop too low with a muthfaced ramper hagging dimwitt!
You're way below me.
Arrow! [/color]

[color=deeppink]^^Nah, I'm only saying that you're blowing grammar like a dic-tio-nant.[/color]

[color=deeppink]Selena ft Alvarez Torres - Buenos Amigos. [/color]

[color=deeppink]Dagrin - Pon Pon[/color]

[color=deeppink]^^Warn me?

I didn't know you assisted seun in creating this website?

Please, tell me something I do not know.[/color]

pewekac:
i'm sorry guys but i have to take the pics down.

[color=deeppink]Wow!

You're really a genius, you create a thread with pictures attached then 45 minutes later after gaining 3 replies you take the pics down.

Wonder why you attached the pics in the first place.[/color]

FL Gators:
I prefer your posts in Politics. Something abt SEFAGO and Romance doesnt sound right.

BTW, the love is not mutual

[color=deeppink]^^Pssf

That's what I call a fantasizing slag!

How can someone be that desperate?[/color]

[color=deeppink]WTF!

The woman looks like a man.[/color]