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Nairaland General › Re: Where Is Cecelia Ibru? by Mcleo007(m): 3:25pm On Feb 02, 2011
Likely cooling off in Dubai.
Music/Radio › Re: Asa And Ayo Who Do U Prefer by Mcleo007(m): 9:30am On Feb 02, 2011
Both are legends in the mould. Against all odds,I'll go for Ayo. Her delivery has this finitude in it such that,u hardly can predict her humoury. Asa is easily streamy,and can be pointed out in any collabo. I like her ecclectic stage performances anyway.
Music/Radio › Re: Rate 9ja's Rap Dudes: Modenine, Mi, Neato, Cartier, Ikechukwu, Rapman: by Mcleo007(m): 9:16am On Feb 02, 2011
I might be deviating,but this is my top 10 in the rap game:
1. Modenine(he's the General of Naija rap republic)
2. Dagrin (the late rapper would make any list. His delivery was out of this world despite rapping largely with yoruba)
3. Ruggedman (his affinity with the grassroot spells him out. He's a role model)
4. Mi (he's the perfect blend of a Kanye west + Lil'wayne expedetion of an african rapper)
5. Rapman (his flows are eccentric)
6. Nigga raw (marvelous on the mic. No one contests his main stay in d igbo genre)
7. Naeto C (his swaggy rap skills is one in a millie)
8. Illbliss (he's a wonder to behold)
9. Ikechukwu (his ability to sing shows his versatility)
10. Cartiar (though yet to win a lot of people,his delivery is not a sham).
Romance › Re: Insecure Ladies by Mcleo007(m): 3:13am On Feb 02, 2011
I'm begining to dislike the way some folks rant at others on NL. It's really appaulling when an adult chooses to disrespect the other. If you don't like the thread, then do the honourable thing and walk away. Haha!
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Chelsea Sign £50m Torres! by Mcleo007(m): 8:22am On Feb 01, 2011
Though not a blues fan, but then, this is definitely not a bad signing. In fact, its the best Chelsea has made for a long while now. A player of his curriculum is a huge boost to Chelsea's fluffy season. I hope he hits form quick.

Family › Re: Should A Married Woman Accept A Gift From Her Ex Boyfriend? by Mcleo007(m): 6:12pm On Jan 31, 2011
kokoye:
I dont think I would send a gift to an ex . .just not worth the trouble in my opinion. But if an ex truly needs my help . .


my ex got stuck and penniless in an unknown city and country a few months ago. I'm sure it took a lot for her to call and ask me for help.

Of course I helped in my own little way to make sure she has just enough to get her out of her misery.

Should I or should I have not? I believe I did the right thing.

If I can help people I do not know, why not someone I know and once cared for?

or maybe I should have left her to suffer . .when we parted as friends huh

I think not
What u did was offer a help/assistant 2 her which is applaudable. What d poster refers to is gift. Help=offering assistant when asked or when one feels obliged. Gift is given when not requested for.
Family › Re: Should A Married Woman Accept A Gift From Her Ex Boyfriend? by Mcleo007(m): 3:42pm On Jan 31, 2011
An ex is an ex,period.
Sports › Re: Obafemi Martins Join Birmingham by Mcleo007(m): 3:10pm On Jan 31, 2011
Happy for the young man. Epl shuldnt be a strange penchant for him. He's been there before and proved his worth. Hope he can replicate that.
Dating And Meet-up Zone › Re: Need Matured Friends To Chat With On Bb by Mcleo007(m): 7:07am On Jan 31, 2011
Here's ma pin, 210611B7. I hope u'd consider me matured enough,lol.
Dating And Meet-up Zone › Re: Need Matured Friends To Chat With On Bb by Mcleo007(m): 10:50pm On Jan 30, 2011
@poster,the®e is no way leaving your pin here would not ®esult to having persons who wuld want strings and wire attachments with u. Ignoring a contact wuldnt help either. I suggest u state d kinda qualities u'd want from your prospective "matured" friends,not unless your looking for a way to increase your bb list.
Romance › Re: How Is It When One Dates His/her Foster Sibling? by Mcleo007(op): 9:58pm On Jan 29, 2011
@Pumba, u didn't state why u'd quit d affair?
Phones › Re: Glo Introduces On-net 15k/sec And Off-net 20k/sec by Mcleo007(m): 8:43pm On Jan 29, 2011
Who posted this shyt?
Politics › Re: Proud To Be 9ja by Mcleo007(m): 5:22pm On Jan 29, 2011
gohome:
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Mr Man whether you like it or not you are a Nigerian, Simple. Be proud. I am sure you are one of those people that deny their parents because of poverty. The Germans after World War 2 didn't have anything thing to be proud of but there were. Today from rubble, Germany is the biggest economy in Europe. The Jews were ones slaves, yes there were our (Africans), There were ones subdued by Neb but then there were always proud to be a Jew. They were never ashamed of celebrating the Passover. Today, we see them as the most intelligent people in the world and the only race that as existed from time as we know it. So my Brother stop laughing and start doing something no matter how small. You can start by at least telling people there is hope
Well, what can i say other than that each one is equal to his opinions. Thanks for the counter-comments anyway!
Politics › Re: Proud To Be 9ja by Mcleo007(m): 3:16pm On Jan 29, 2011
gohome:
Anytime i see people like you i weep for my country. Who cursed us to be this foolish, so Americans in 9ja aren't proud of being Americans?
Try to show respect to someone's comments even though this is a faceless forum. I didn't say anything that is oblivious to any Nigerian, or something stupid that should make you weep. If you understand what pride means, then you know that being proud of a rot is the highest display of foolery. How can you be proud of failure? What do you tell/do to a child that fails woefully in school? Pat him/her on the shoulder and say, "keep it up." I only stated the obvious, which is what you and i know. And if you take your time to read through the thoughts of the poster, you'd find out he was relating to some straight schools of thought as obtained outside the shores of nigeria by perspected nigerians. Is that not laughable?
Politics › Re: Proud To Be 9ja by Mcleo007(m): 2:56pm On Jan 29, 2011
I dont know about y'all, but what is there to be proud of as a nigerian. If truly @poster, you're proud of naija, you wont be in the UK. Pls spare us that expression. You and i know better than to be consoling one another.
Politics › Re: How Mark, Bankole, Others Share N500 Billion Yearly ! by Mcleo007(m): 2:52pm On Jan 29, 2011
Now, this is interesting. cool cool
Romance › Re: Man Kissing Man? by Mcleo007(m): 12:52pm On Jan 29, 2011
The world gets strange to us everyday. In the past,women wished they were men cos the ways of men then was glorious and honourable. These days,some men are trying to be like women;have juggs,pvssy,give men BJ,cat-walk,wear long hairs,wear bikinis on d beach, Its just weird. Check out Thailand,Malaysia,Italy,Brazil and USA as they have transsexuals littered everywhere. They even have beauty pageants (Miss Tiffany universal) where people who were born as men nw wear gowns to compete for a crown on d form of full feminity.
Music/Radio › Re: Styl Plus Must Have Been *jazzed* With Juju! by Mcleo007(m): 8:23am On Jan 28, 2011
kcjazz:
Funny how people mention Lagos as if when they released Olufunmi, they were in Idumota. Location is not a problem with a good distribution and management system. Asa does not live in Lagos but she still sells and attends shows. Styl Plus is like any other music group, it takes a lot of discipline for a group to be at the top except you are the Beetles or Rolling stones. At some point members can become divided based on their art direction, that I feel is the problem they have.
I quite agree with you on a fair note, but then, in an industry of this kind(music), peculiarity is not always the same. Success has no universal standard, and like i said in an earlier comment, the problem is duly on lack of investment and vision by the stake-holders in the business, which is why piracy can not be done away with. Location plays a great deal in business. You can't run a good farm (growing crops on commercial scale)business in a city like lagos, just like you can't launch an acting career in your village. You need to move to where things are happening and the people involved are concentrated. By that, you get a good understanding of how the game is officiated, and the opportunities get open for u to exploit. Eminem moved from Detroit to LA.
Politics › Re: The Break Of The Nation by Mcleo007(m): 4:04am On Jan 28, 2011
Beaf:
It isn't a surprise that the author is from Bayero University.

That place is a very fearful place to visit indeed, with streets named after Gaddafi and various other extreme leaders. Its inhabitants examine you in the scornful way they would a cockroach, because you simply do not belong; they view you as a scab on their desire for the stone age.

Its like Afghanistan, Yemen or Pakistan, all rolled up in a Nigerian university.
It only goes to show you how awful those people are. Their thought-system is out of this modern world,like they're living in the pre-historic time.

Onlytruth:
I dey laugh o! grin grin

Chei!
So power de sweet like dis?

So if these Northerners were Easterners who never tasted power for 40 years until Jonathan showed up, this country would have LONG disintegrated?

I hope our people are learning now!

Power MUST NEVER return to the North!
Nice comment you have their! THeir disdain for the south is their major undoing. POWER MUST NEVER RETURN TO THE NORTH!
Politics › Re: Secession - Option B - Creation Of Southern Nigerian State by Mcleo007(m): 9:52pm On Jan 27, 2011
I believe the secession of a southern state of nigeria is possible,and is infact the prefered choice. Every points made in this thread have been awesome. I commend everyone's opinion. Of our 50yrs of history,the north has been the pull-back to our collective progress as a people. Agreed,there has always been frictions between igbos and yorubas,but that has never led to annihiliation,as we find among the northernerns. We've never heard of an igbo murdering a yoruba neither has a the latter done vice versa. The individual differences when aligned, can yield mutual growth.
Politics › Re: The Break Of The Nation by Mcleo007(m): 8:37pm On Jan 27, 2011
I'm one person who believes the North has always been Nigeria's problem and not even corruption. Was it not in IBB's time that corruption got theorised and was even more at its prime? How can zoning be a way out to economic development in modern times? Where then do we place true federalism,that allows for anyone to vote and be voted for not minding the individual's regional,religious or ethnic divide. And if I may ask,when did PDP come up with its zoning policy? Was it before 1999, or after? This is because,our memories are still fresh to Atiku's disloyal attempt to vie for president in 2003. Same was IBB, Buhari and the others, meanwhile Obj was still eligible for a 2nd term.
Please,spare us this zoning or unity crap. Other zones are better off without the north. The most brilliant minds in the country's history are from the south,except Sanusi of recent. North my foot,bunch of retards!

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