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ypzilanti: Just scroll the responses above to see the products of a failed society and a rundown educational system. A generation that does not know and does not care. All they care about is Wiz Kid and DBanj, and MTV base.Seun just called me to say he loves your post and that you should keep it up! 100,000,000,000,000,000 likes |
I just saw this video and have not been able to close ma mouth ever since. This is a must watch for everybody! http://video.ak.fbcdn.net/hvideo-ak-ash3/v/763581_10151268828206485_1499390085_n.mp4?oh=46a248c9153045954f00ea468d300e22&oe=512B7DD1&__gda__=1361867357_2579c99ff4706ddafa1eb2b314e60a97 Be entertained! |
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Gboliwe: Your username is crazily funny. Coconut head. LolLashccomnaiweda!!! |
Afam4eva: Osazie is spot on. If Keshi knows that his performance in SA was a fluke, he should better resign and be remembered as one of the best coaches ever produced by Nigeria just like Clemens westerhoff. if he continues as the coach and fails, the same people that gave him money and praised him will be the ones calling for his sack. That's the story of our football. meanwhile, while it lasts, he should enjoy all that he's getting and collect more. Maga don pay this year.You're on point as usual (Quote) (Report) 18,000 Likes (Like) |
This is vely vely insightfool. By the time wey the computer illiterates don fizzle out I swear, na we go take over. This is the lolest news of the year. |
Beesam: @mentcee I appreciate ur concern bt I log in2 the site u gave n it is smhw different 4rm the form I filled den during the registration@ Beesam, I used that site during the appli. Got my alert yesday morn and was invited to UniIlorin for the test slated for 27/2/13. @ Ezenwa Ez, take note. |
May be I'm wrong or my eyes decieve me but I am sure of a warning (caveat) logo or sign on the NIMC website/portal when I applied for the NIMC job in the 2012 recruitment exercise (and even up till now) warning that people should beware of phishing websites advertising jobs @ NIMC and that the commission IS NOT RECRUITING. It is still there and moves across the page and stubbornly refuses to go away. Someone pls attest to this! Is it NIMC doing that or hackers or a mistake or what? Nobody appears to say something about this and its serious. And now this widely circulating rumor that the whole exercise is a sham orchestrated by ex staff of NIMC who have now hacked into their website. Coupled with the incongrous and mindlessly thoughtless posting of candidates to states not chosen by them, and even the invitation of candidates who did not complete their application forms online. And by the way, how on earth is it that about 85% of the applicants were posted to Ilorin even though they chose to be examined elsewhere? Kindly see it at http://www.nimc.gov.ng/apply_cv.htm Attached are the munched screens for ease of reference.
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Who is Baba Suwe? And eeeeeem....who is Goldie too? |
No doubt looks like this man! Or any contrary view?
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This man
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I must confess; I have stretches in my unders looking at this chic and won't mind getting down with her.....really |
Ikenna351: Note:Ikenna, you are gifted. Thanks |
Kill Him Silently Last updated: 23 January 2013 by Aljazeera The story behind Mossad's bungled bid to assassinate Hamas leader Khaled Meshaal. Filmmaker: Yaser Abu Hilalah On September 25, 1997, the Israeli secret service tried to kill Khaled Meshaal, the Palestinian political leader of the Hamas movement. A six-member team had arrived in the Jordanian capital, Amman, a week before the date set for the assassination of the head of the Hamas political bureau who was living in exile. The Israeli agents had entered through Jordan's Queen Alia International airport from Amsterdam, Toronto and Paris using false Canadian passports. Interviewed in the film, Meshaal says: "The Israeli threats started that summer. Israel had tried but failed to prevent Palestinian operations. So it escalated its threats especially against Hamas leaders abroad. With hindsight, those threats reveal what the Israelis were planning. But at the same time we felt relatively at ease since Israel had never carried out an operation in Jordan." Mossad's move to assassinate Meshaal came in the wake of a series of suicide bombings Hamas carried out in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv. The attacks had left over 20 Israelis dead and hundreds injured. Israel was enraged and Binyamin Netanyahu, the Israeli prime minister, called for an urgent meeting with his security services, including Mossad. He wanted a significant and telling strike against Hamas. The objective was clear: retaliation. At the same time there was a growing sense of mutual irritation at the heart of the Jordanian-Israeli relations. With this backdrop, Netanyahu gave the green light for the Mossad covert operation against Meshaal. It was to involve a slow-acting but lethal poison that would gradually shut down the brain's respiratory centre, leading to death. The plan was to spray the toxin into Meshaal's ears, leaving no apparent trace of any weapon, and leading to death within 48 hours. One of Meshaal's bodyguards, Muhammad Abu Saif, had chased the two Mossad agents who had carried out the operation and, with the help of a passing Palestinian Liberation Army officer, later captured them. The failed assassination proved to be one of the greatest fiascos in the history of special operations, and a pivotal moment in the rise of Hamas. This two-part film features exclusive interviews with Meshaal himself as well as with Danny Yatom, the then head of the Mossad, who masterminded the attempt to kill the Hamas leader, and who later fled to Jordan with the antidote that saved Meshaal's life. Part two - this episode will start airing from January 29 The second part of the film shows events following the failed assassination attempt, including behind-the-scenes discussions during the diplomatic struggle involving Jordan, Israel and the US. Retired Major-General Ali Shukri, who was the manager of the office of Jordan's King Hussein back in 1997, played a key role in managing the crisis that ensued following the Israeli attack on Meshaal. "King Hussein called President Clinton and informed him of what had happened. Clinton listened with astonishment. He couldn't believe that could happen in Jordan. By the end of the conversation Clinton was angry and said: "That man is impossible!", referring to Netanyahu. "King Hussein informed Clinton of his demands – the antidote and the nature of the [toxins] used against Meshaal. He told him the peace treaty between Jordan and Israel would be over if Meshaal died." At the same time, Danny Yatom, then chief of the Mossad, immediately travelled to Amman to meet King Hussein, who was reportedly furious with Yatom. The aim of Yatom's trip: To contain the situation. With tensions running high, King Hussein ordered his security forces to surround the Israeli embassy in Amman, where other members of the Mossad assassination squad were believed to be hiding. Meanwhile doctors at the Hussein Medical City hospital were struggling to diagnose Meshaal, who already lay in a coma. After expert consultation the doctors concluded that a large amount of an opiate-like drug had been administered to Meshaal. Tests showed it was a drug similar to morphine, which if administered in high doses, would have the effect of disabling the body's respiratory system. On September 27, Meshaal came out of the coma, appearing to return from the dead. The media knew nothing of the secret negotiations between Jordan and Israel, or King Hussein's demand for the antidote, until later. The Israeli government and the secret service came under Israeli media fire for a double humiliation – of failing to kill the Hamas leader without being caught and of being forced to release the founder of Hamas from jail in a prisoner exchange deal. Kill Him Silently is the story behind Mossad's bungled bid to assassinate Meshaal and the part the operation played in the Palestinian group's rise to power. |
Damn all of you comparing Goodluck wit Obj. How on earth can u do that in view of the latter's evil and heartless atrocities in Nigeria as president. Damn! I think most of you are clueless, and are swayed by the 1st persons to comment. You guys are unreasonable fools! |
braine: This is usually the case with stars; they often forget those who pulled them up. Although this Antonio seems greedy.Dapo Oyebanjo= D'banj? |
Pero cuántas alegrías más me vas a dar?: =But many joys you give me? |
@ Gees, sorry u are 4th to comment. And am fifth! Sorry for u! |
Ada Nri1: Mr ibu is a farcical actor with little or no depth in performance while Osuofia on the other hand, has depth and shows more intelligence and talent not just by words, acts and costume, but also expressions from spontenaiety which can only be seen in a few gifted comediansThanks for ur literary registers! In addition, Ibu seems miss the touch b/w stupidity in real life and on set. Seen him a couple of times in Enugu and I am of the irresistible conclusion there're some traces of pure lunacy in him! Am sorry buh its true! |
I seem to get confused when Nigerians refer to the word "sigh" as being one or two different oral/nasal activities. I really am. The Merridien Webster refers to it as " sigh/sī/Verb: Emit a long, deep, audible breath expressing sadness, relief, or tiredness Noun:A long, deep, audible exhalation expressing sadness, relief, tiredness, or a similar feeling" But oftentimes Nigerians especially on NL refer to the traditional salivery sucking sound made by the lips, teeth and tongue as sighing I.e. the sound recently represented as " mtchew" on social fora. Some even refer to it as "hissing". However, I know the movies etc I'v watched tend to agree with the dictionary meaning above. Or do we have our own African pattern of sighing or even signing as some prefer to call it? It'd be appreciated if someone'd help to throw more light on this issue which I think most Nigerians esp. on NL have fallen into a painful albeit ignorant misaprehension of! |
This is like a game of chess Don't make it a mess I won't any less I'm married to a revered countess That'd give her blessing if u say yes Not comparable to the comfort @ O'Jess I.e.if u want to be a witness To such things like highness In d place I 1st met her as an actress And this piece, I hope y'all would bless!!! |
Jama’atu Ansasrul Muslimina fi Biladissudan Equals Germ /atoms answering muslims in Minna, for Bin Laden in Sudan. Dettol to the rescue! |
98 percent of persons that commented here appear to fall into the avoidable misapprehension of the Poster's (Highyo) position; he is simply quoting another person and matter of fact ends the piece by urging everyone to seek the face of Christ in all we do irrespective of whether the quoted material is true or not. That said, I fail to fathom all this 'hulabaloo' abt Op this, Op that! Even if he has a history of nonsensical postings on NL, that has no bearing with the topic at hand in which he/she is quoting another. Guys, pls remove urselvs from Nigerian ignorance and read in between the lines! That's my take |
Clueless guy |
The ol' fool again! Elechi, instead of thanking God for pulling you out of near extinction arising out of poverty, you are engaging in this vainglorious trip in tomfoolery! A phool @ 72 is a ***** forever! |
slyfoxxjoe: If u have paid attention over the years, here are a few more songs u might have noticed they stole as well: wahala dey - eminem without me, am I still that perfect man - craig david renzdevous, get bizzy - usher yeahThanks bro! A few more will suffice: Busy body was copied from sean paul's give me the light; last night copied from from Foxy Brown's oh baby (take u home); temptation copied from cassidy (take you to my room) and could go on and on and on! Give one PS song and I'd give u the original! They are copy cats! I don't mind being called a hater! |
Can some one visit http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1575199/posts Thanks, @ all+ banning mods! |
It is quite unfortunate the way comments are randomely and unreasonably sensored on this forum and comments hidden; pls Mr. Cunninlingus, u seem to have been banned and I just read thro ur highly informative pieces on NL.highly inspiring and erudite. Kindly reach me on mentcee@mail.com. I need to get more of u. Pls! Quite unfortunate. |