₦airaland Forum

debosky:
we know you're taken, frankly I no dey interested, I was surprised at your initial protestations about the number of sex related topics on nl

now you have come back to accept that you like it too mush . enjoy yaself here, no wahala, no kain

superman:
the north de crazy!

when i was at abuja for the first time just before easter this year , i seemed to get on with everybody including hausa ladys but the men na waa oo!

honeric01:
Nigeria? America? in what sense?

babyosisi:
militia leave superman alone o
The boy get powers o

_{who dash}

vigasimple:
Let me first apologise for reading the thread wrongly.
What I thought the thread is saying was that- will Nigeria ever become like America?.
The answer to the thread what if Nigeria was like America, what is happening in America and the nossy nossy all over the world is what Nigeria will also be doing.

Infact

MILITIA

sum up what we may likely be.

As for ANGEL 101,

[b]It is clear to me you do not believe in God or the power of supernatural transformation.[/b]Let me remind you that there was a time the American's were once a colony of the Great British Empire, what happen today, they are the world leaders
May God continue to guide us and lead us to our Promise Land

superman:
MILITIA

enemy of progress

davidylan:
Do you really do better than hop around making "smart" comments? you signed up only 2 months ago and you already have 1000 posts and over.
What have you brought into this debate besides egging others on and instigating bad blood?

Donzman:
@Ugwumba

Why waste your time with people who are dishonest?. . .You can never get anything honest from these guys (Debosky, Iyke-D and Denex). These same guys asking for proof as to how much OBJ has stolen won't hesitate to call IBB a thief.

Ugwumba:
Donzman, I know them, know how they work, know where their sentiments lie, and never hesitate to take them on.

Their positions, as you point out, are usually hypocritical, lack any supporting data - my surprise is GNature (who I enjoy reading), who while not defending OBJ, in his attempt to condemn Shagari and IBB totally misses the point.

I do not, and, will not, because OBJ is considered a lesser crook, absolve him from this mess, as he was afterall the first post-civil war Head of State (a point most of them miss) to become stupendously wealthy.

I dey go sleep. When them wake and have vented their anger at me, I will start where I paused.

crazykid:
That's what am going to do first.

Then if i happen to test negative, i would end that marriage immediately.

1k001:
well for one i won't wonder how she got it because one never can tell. Hopefully she'll come out and tell me straight away if it was from intercourse with another person but i won't push for it, Could potentially destroy our marriage if she's been faithful al along. After that we'll carry on as usual, afterall the vow was in sickness and in health. I'd probably even contact the virus too so that we share the pain together. All it's going to do is kill and we're all going to die anyway!

DASKACE:
Would sit her down to know how she came about it. Definitely going to be a heart-break if she had gotten it from another man.

I might do something stupid if she has already passed the virus to me but if she hasn't, then I would forgive her and show her love.

Greatpeter:
I will still love her and care for her because we took oath that we will love each other in health and in sickness, till death do us part.

finemocha:
when will nigerian women learn to have affairs with strangers. biggest mistakes made is having an affair with someone that knows they are married.

debosky:
Milita you are officially the 'obo and oko topics' moderator of nairaland! u no fit see am waka pass?

davidylan:
@ debosky, i think say na only me dey notice. This military woman na wa!

ppp2:
@Militia
Your posts are forever sarcastic, if not downright nasty. All you know how to do is put people down. You had better find something better to do with your time because it seems you have plenty of it on your hands. So as not to infect others with your skepticism about practically everything in this whole wide world,

redsun:
Nigeria fraud is fundamental,defrauding the system,and we are the system,forget about corporate fraud in develop world,it is another form of money spinning,we know it exist, but it is a diffrent ball game.Nigeria fraud is a virus that attacks the root core of the society.

IN THE BLOOD my brother! IN THE BLOOD!

tollu:
Why does everyone keep referring to Anenih as mr fix it, when he did the exact opposite during his tenure? He'll find out there are pots big enough to turn him into soup in Nigeria. Wicked bureaucrat.
@ lewa
Seconded. our roads are in a totally deplorable situation, makes me want to tear my hair out. That lagos-Benin road is one i'm not going to forget in a long, long time, the potholes are more like craters, fuel tankers and trailers keep falling and most painful of all, you have motorists facing oncoming traffic on an interstate, express, highway(whicheva u call it)! scared me shitless and is mind boggling i tell you.

Ugwumba:
I do not dislike anyone, as much as I dislike all the crooks that have passed as our leaders. Unlike you, I do not engage in hair-splitting.

You infer IBB is a crook (I agree), but he has not been convicted. I infer they are all crooks, and the only proof I have are the following (collateral proof).

1. They all borrowed huge sums of money, and the estimated valuation of the projects they carried out was substantially below the borrowed sums.

2. They all left office much richer than they came in (OBJ -twice) and their wealth cannot be tied to their approved earnings over their careers.

3. They all claim (as ridiculously as Atiku), that their investments paid off ridiculously handsomely.

4. They all refuse to state publicly what they are worth, hiding behind the aprons of constitutionality for a purely 'public interest' matter.

Oil prices started a slump in 1973/74 but by 1977/78 (lowest - $33/ barrel Bonny light crude) were on the rise, peaking to just under $70 during the Iran/Iraq war.

In comparison, during the 1985-1999 period (including the first Gulf war), the maximum was under $30/ bbl Bonny light.

Prices again started their peaking after 1999.

OBJ has always served in a high oil price (read, revenue) environment.

So, the sharp drop in GDP growth had NOTHING to do with oil prices.

Read my lips, profligacy and a culture of borrowing to build grandiose structures, with no supporting infrastructure, are the at the root of any country's difficulties in development.

mr ferlie:
Militia, I am very proud to be Baba's follower. He is a good and experienced politician. Most of you don't know jack about him except unfounded and fallacious story you read about him via the news media. I will advise you to be cautious in saying what you don't know.

Ugwumba:
Hmmm, escapism has many disciples.

Ugwumba:
What he said, does not contradict my premise. OBJ started the cycle, Shagari and IBB mastered it. The progenitor, in my books, cannot be exonerated.

Where una dey? Doing research abi una don tire?

I dey wait!!!

RuuDie:
23. . .25 no sex! Say who die? Ain't g'onna be g'oin in2 my weddin night with 'em cherries intact ;d