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[color=deeppink]For some bizarre reason, I find this thread funny.[/color]

ThoniaSlim:
Awwhh what a waste of your time. . .cus I won't reply you!

[color=deeppink]Awww, Someone just got a broken heart. [/color]

[color=deeppink]It's Called irony, it's a Coincidence that he released a song saying nobody should cry for him when he dies and then he dies few months later.[/color]

[color=deeppink]Well, I have never been to Ghana so I can't tell you correctly.

But I think from what I heard, it's not a very successful Country so I don't think it's a good country for greener pastures.[/color]

[color=deeppink]Roses or a beautiful Dress or an Evening Gown.[/color]

[color=deeppink]^^Quite possible. [/color]

[color=deeppink]Are you desperately in need of attention? [/color]

[color=deeppink]Unfortunately, he didn't make it alive. . .He died weeks ago. . .
Although I didn't know him as a person or an artist, May his soul rest in Perfect Peace.[/color]

[color=deeppink]^^Are you a slowpoke?. . .
The poster has a clear problem of playing with the internet whenever he sees an opportunity to go to the Cyber Cafe. . .
So, What doesn't make sense in that statement. . .
And was that statement directed to you? No.
So, what's your business with it?. . .
Or are you one of the jobless users who keep creating dumb threads up and down, all over the forum?[/color]

[color=deeppink]Taribo West is definitely one of them. . .[/color]

[color=deeppink]The same reason White women trim their hair.[/color]

[color=deeppink]^^That's bizarre, What's so amusing about three deaths?[/color]

[color=deeppink]I'm scared of nothing.[/color]

[color=deeppink]New videos produced by al Qaeda in Yemen show the accused underwear bomber Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab and others in his training class firing weapons at a desert camp whose targets included the Jewish star, the British Union Jack and the letters "UN."

Abdulmutallab Firing Weapons in Yemen

More PhotosThe videos, to be broadcast Monday on ABC World News with Diane Sawyer, appear to support Abdulmutallab's statements to the FBI that there are "others like me" who also trained with him in Yemen to carry out attacks against U.S. and western targets.

The tape also includes an apparent martyrdom statement in Arabic from the 23-year old Nigerian justifying his actions against "the Jews and the Christians and their agents." He says, "the enemy is in your lands with their armies, the Jews and the Christians and their agents." He reads several passages from the Koran and adds, "God said if you do not fight back, He will punish you and replace you."

Abdulmutallab was arrested on Christmas Day in Detroit after he allegedly attempted to set off a bomb on a Northwest Airlines jet. He has pleaded not guilty to criminal charges but U.S. authorities say he is now cooperating in the investigation. [/color]

http://abcnews.go.com/Blotter/underwear-bomber-video-training-martyrdom-statements/story?id=10479470

[color=deeppink]What a heartless act![/color]

[color=deeppink]Dang, Just when I thought the issue concerning that slowpoke was finally over![/color]

[color=deeppink]Three Nigerian journalists were killed in two separate incidents over the weekend. Muslim rioters killed two reporters working with a local Christian newspaper on Saturday, according to local journalists and news reports. Also on Saturday, court reporter Edo Sule Ugbagwu, at left, from the private daily The Nation was shot dead at his home by two gunmen, according to local journalists.

"Reporting in Nigeria has become an increasingly hazardous profession as the list of unsolved journalist murders in the country continues to grow,” said CPJ’s Africa Program Coordinator Tom Rhodes. “CPJ urges local authorities to double their efforts and bring the perpetrators of these murders to justice.”

In the city of Jos in the restive central Plateau state, a mob of Muslim rioters reacting to the discovery of an allegedly Muslim corpse found near a church killed Deputy Editor Nathan S. Dabak, 36, and reporter Sunday Gyang Bwede, 39, of Church of Christ in Nigeria-owned monthly The Light Bearer, according to local news reports. Journalists have been targeted amid recent deadly outbreaks of sectarian violence in the area.

The journalists were riding a motorcycle on their way interview a local politician, Member of Parliament Bitrus Kaze, when they were stabbed by rioters on Saturday morning, their editor-in-chief, Gyarta Pofi, told CPJ. The Associated Press reported that they were covering the unrest. The two men were among five people killed in the riots, according to local journalists, and CPJ was unable to determine immediately whether they were specifically targeted.

Dabak and Bwede began working with The Light Bearer May 2009, according to Pofi. Bwede was survived by a wife and a son, she said.

In the shooting incident, Ugbagwu’s brother, Okhlaho Ugbagwu, told reporters that two armed gunmen entered their house in a Lagos suburb demanding money. The gunmen shot Ugbagwu twice and then drove off in a red Honda without taking anything, his brother told local journalists.

Lagos State Police spokesman Frank Mba told reporters that the police commissioner was conducting a “wholesale investigation” into the shooting. Mba added that it was too early to determine whether the case was an assassination or a violent robbery. The Nation’s Deputy Editor Lawal Ogienagbon said Ugbagwu had not been working on any sensitive stories leading up to his death. The last assignment he had covered was a press conference organized by the Nigerian Bar Association, colleagues told CPJ. Ugbagwu had previously worked for the now defunct Comet newspaper and joined The Nation in July 2006.

Ubabgwu, 42, was the third journalist killed in the Lagos suburbs in less than two years. A member of This Day’s editorial board, Paul Abayomi Ogundeji, was shot dead in August 2008 and political editor Bayo Ohu was shot at his home in September 2009. No one has yet been convicted of either crime.[/color]

http://cpj.org/2010/04/three-journalists-killed-in-nigeria.php

[color=deeppink]I noticed it too, he's been away for nearly two months now. . .

I'm beginning to miss him.[/color]

[color=deeppink]Let's Face it, Nigerian Nurses aren't paid a lot of money. . .
So, they feel frustrated, that's the reason for their rude behaviour towards their Patients, Most aren't trained Nurses.
Cause no well trained Nurse would be so rude to their Patient. . .[/color]

[color=deeppink]And we wonder why gays like this get arrested by EFCC the moment they step into the Cyber Cafe.[/color]

[color=deeppink]They both Look like they use Bleaching Cream. . .
So, it doesn't change a thing, Mercy Johnson is as dark as a Frying Pan. . .
Tonto Dike is bleached out, this is a waste of Space.[/color]

[color=deeppink]And who are Celebrities? [/color]

[size=27pt][color=deeppink]SHUT UP.[/color][/size]

[color=deeppink]I heard it was 2 million people.[/color]

baybbootz:
^^^
So this is the owner of the seed in adaeze. hmm na wa o.see how MBGN gives fame. I should start working towards it,I think i have hope.
Ada was short yet she still won.

[color=deeppink]Yep.[/color]

platinumnk:
WTH?? [i]
Prepare for the bandwagon of posters[/i]

Oh GAWD!! Laugh don kill me today

[color=deeppink]I'm fully prepared with the strong armour of fact/proof.

BTW, Is that your sister on your profile?
If yes, she looks beautiful.[/color]

[color=deeppink]^^Where the heck did he take that picture at?. . .

Looks like he took the picture in a jail cell.[/color]

[color=deeppink]I'm sorry, I ain't a lesbian. [/color]

[color=deeppink]^^How, Where, When did I get involved in your marital affairs with chic2pimp?[/color]