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Sports › Re: Sorry, We Are Not Nigerians’ Say Williams Sisters. by Mrchippychappy(m): 1:16pm On Nov 01, 2012

This hollywood actress goes by the name Maria Bello .

https://static.tvfanatic.com/files/maria-bello-picture.jpg

I believe very soon our brothers from the south west would claim she's caucasian yoruba cheesy

Sports › Re: Sorry, We Are Not Nigerians’ Say Williams Sisters. by Mrchippychappy(m): 1:11pm On Nov 01, 2012

toba: Sorry, we are not Nigerians’ say Williams sisters

The Williams sisters, Venus and Serena Wednesday put paid to insinuations that they were from Nigeria, when they said that they were proud to be American citizens.

Speaking at the Federal Palace Hotel, Venus, in a response to a question on their true origin, said that while they love Nigeria, the fact was that they were from the United States of America.
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“This is another country that we would love to come from but we are from the United States and are proud to be from there as well”, said Venus

On their mother’s decision to name their late sister, Yetunde, after a Nigerian, Venus said that it was because of the mum’s love for Africa.

[size=20pt]“My mum named my late sister after an Africa name because she loves Africa and that is all to it”, she said.
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www.vanguardngr.com/2012/10/sorry-we-are-not-nigerians-say-williams-sisters/

Chai!!! gaddem grin

where are all the f00ls who claim that the William sisters are "proud yorubas" grin

. Haha chai see hand falling . Na so person come dey tell me say Nas na yoruba boy .

Politics › Re: Group Demonstrates In Lagos For Biafra’s Sovereignty by Mrchippychappy(m): 5:53pm On Oct 31, 2012

bittyend: Honestly, can Igbos tell me why they always go around looking for trouble?

You want the pseudonym "Biafra" as your country, yet you're agitating for it in a next man's land; don't you think that can cause hostilities between you and your hosts? Yet you wonder why other ethnic groups can't stand your arrogance. Why Lagos?

Are Igbos the lost tribe of Israel?

Shymmex you don start again abi grin

Politics › Re: Group Demonstrates In Lagos For Biafra’s Sovereignty by Mrchippychappy(m): 11:12am On Oct 31, 2012

Bolan123: The Yoruba that call Jonathan an Igbo president, a reterden, an ogogoro Ijaw man, is now fighting for them not to join Biafra. Talk of the deceptive children of d devil.

Treachery runs in their blood I tell you.

Politics › Re: Group Demonstrates In Lagos For Biafra’s Sovereignty by Mrchippychappy(m): 11:10am On Oct 31, 2012

Nigeria's and Ofe mmanu's future in perspective.

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^^^^^^ Notice the hoisted Nigeria flag at full mast? grin

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Politics › Re: Group Demonstrates In Lagos For Biafra’s Sovereignty by Mrchippychappy(m): 11:04am On Oct 31, 2012

itsmayiela: We fully support the creation of Biafra as a sovereign state but the following states should be excluded:
1. Delta
2. Bayelsa
3. Rivers
4. Edo
[size=18pt]5. Akwa Ibom
6. Cross Rivers[/size]

If it is agreed, then lets quickly carry out a referendum and release the ponk a55 to go and smoke their igbo

Who made an oil filled brained, Yoruba like you spokes person? If they feel like joining, they are welcome. If not, they are free to stay with you filthy lot!

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Politics › Re: Group Demonstrates In Lagos For Biafra’s Sovereignty by Mrchippychappy(m): 10:17am On Oct 31, 2012

I made a post earlier on here https://www.nairaland.com/912769/biafra-independence/1#12298396 about this same issue . The only way this BZM guys can make progress is by following some if not all of the steps below

1.He should release a press statement / secure an interview with AP , CNN , BBC , Aljazerra , Reuters , Times . Media houses are the BEST way to get the attention of the world , The story of the BIAFRAN war is hidden and you would be surprised that more than 70% of the world don't know about the atrocities committed by the Federal troops against the igbos (3 millions igbos died in this war and mind you this is the number of casualties ACCOUNTED for , the rest were declared missing ) .

2.He should push for the arrest of the Majors and Generals involved in the atrocities that took place from 1967 - 1970. The holocaust took place some 60 something years ago and immediately the allied forces defeated the Nazis the Nazi generals / prison wardens were hunted down by the interpol / cia for close to 7decades . The Biafran war story is deliberately being swept under the carpet by those who had a hand in the incessant blood shed and their crimes should be exposed to the world.

3.He should lead a peaceful protest at the UN HQ and at the Nigerian embassy in the USA , UK , Germany , France etc until he gains the attention of the international media and makes a speech at the UN assembly.

4.He should go to world renowned universities and get in touch with respected political science professors and students who can also join in the peaceful protests and calls for self determination.

5.He should make a video journal / interview the family members of deceased MASSOB members who were killed by Nigerian military for being members of a non violent self determination group. He should use this to draw the attention of the international media and the world at large .

6.Rather than declare independence (which would translate to undermining the sovereignty of Nigeria)he should push for a referendum and get the likes of EU observatory body to inspect the polls etc.

7. Arguments should be based on the UN laws that support the self determination and emancipation of a people for their economic advancement and livelihood .

Article 1 of the U.N. Charter common:

“All peoples have the right of self-determination. By virtue of that right, they freely
determine their political status and freely pursue their economic, social and cultural
development.”11

Declaring independence without a referendum or SNC would lead to unfortunate circumstances and would have devastating results. Mr Onwuka had better study international law else he be made a scape goat.

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Politics › Re: Group Demonstrates In Lagos For Biafra’s Sovereignty by Mrchippychappy(m): 10:12am On Oct 31, 2012

[size=18pt]Group demonstrates in Lagos for Biafra’s sovereignty[/size]

You know you are a messed up organization when. . . . . You choose to stage a peaceful protest in Lagos, rather than go to Abuja.

[size=18pt]The Biafra Republic agitators said they would also protest “Islamic banking, economic system, marginalisation of Biafra, lack of adequate security of life and property as well as neglect of infrastructure in the area”.[/size]

You know you are a messed up organization when. . . . . You protest issues that are of little or no relevance to you. . . Piece of advice, NOBODY will develop the Southeast for US, we have to do it by and for ourselves! Think foreign investors! Please think! Think!

[size=18pt]Some of the demonstrators told The Nation that they had the backing of the other countries whose flags they were carrying.[/size]

If you were betrayed, left in the cold, and hung out to dry (you get the point) by these Western countries, that were "supporting", are now "supporting" and edging you on in the past. What makes you think they won't do it again? Its been 42 years since the war ended. . . . . They say a fool at 40 is a fool forever. . . . Food for thought.

[size=18pt]According to them, they are tired of the neglect of the Oji Power Dam and River Niger Bridge, a lack of an international airport in the East, the neglect of the Enugu-Onitsha Expressway, the Enugu-Abakaliki Expressway and the killings of their people in the North by Boko Haram, among others.[/size]

Only reasonable point read in the entire post. . . . But remember, Abuja! Abuja! Abuja! Not Lagos. . . . Lagos is inconsequential in this matter.

[size=18pt]Another member of the group, Comrade Emeka Onwane said: “Benjamin Onwunka, our leader, resides in London, but he came to Nigeria because of this Biafran freedom we are talking about. He has participated in various rallies and campaigns.[/size]

The quote speaks for its self.

[size=18pt]“We are tired of this failed country, with countless promises. We are no longer waiting for them. November 5 is the day of the official declaration, because we need to be independent as quickly as possible.”[/size]

The intelligent Igbos should please stay out of this idea. . . . This guys are apparently clueless clowns, It will be very messy I promise!

[size=18pt]One of the participants, Chidi Obi said: “This dream cannot be actualised without the full support of the people. We need to join hands to make our peaceful state a reality. The state, which has promised to be a state of milk and honey, is the right of every Igbo man, woman and their children.[/size]

Show us something sensible, and well thought up and the people will join. . . . I assure you.

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Politics › Re: Lagos: Ripples Of Hurricane Sandy May Hit – Commissioner by Mrchippychappy(m): 8:34am On Oct 31, 2012

[size=15pt]Lagos state wan use style collect money from FG . grin

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Politics › Re: Jonathan Accused Of Annexing Rivers Oil Wells To Bayelsa by Mrchippychappy(m): 8:33am On Oct 31, 2012

[size=15pt]This ALUU people no dey tire.[/size]

Sports › Re: How Many Nigerians Supports A Nigerian Football Team? by Mrchippychappy(m): 7:17pm On Oct 30, 2012

honeric01: Kano still would have won jor

U sef know sey na Ojoro. grin

Sports › Re: How Many Nigerians Supports A Nigerian Football Team? by Mrchippychappy(m): 7:10pm On Oct 30, 2012

I must say i really appreciated Rangers efforts in the title challenge last season and if not for Nigeria's usual wuru wuru , Rangers should have been champions but anyway na Kano pillars follow back door collect title.

Sports › Re: How Many Nigerians Supports A Nigerian Football Team? by Mrchippychappy(m): 7:07pm On Oct 30, 2012

honeric01: OLD story, na RANGERS dey reign now for FA cup

Rangers ? Pfft... dem dey help us warm the throne , we go still take am . cool

Sports › Re: How Many Nigerians Supports A Nigerian Football Team? by Mrchippychappy(m): 6:56pm On Oct 30, 2012

Fans

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[img]http://www.mtnfootball.com/content/enyimba%20fans%203~2.jpg[/img]

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Sports › Re: How Many Nigerians Supports A Nigerian Football Team? by Mrchippychappy(m): 6:53pm On Oct 30, 2012

Nwaneri lifting a trophy back in 2004

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Sports › Re: How Many Nigerians Supports A Nigerian Football Team? by Mrchippychappy(m): 6:46pm On Oct 30, 2012

[size=15pt]ENYIMBA FOR LIFE .

Most successful club in Nigeria and pride of the EAST.
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Nwaneri lifting the CAF chamionship trophy
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Odita with the federation cup
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Odita lifting more cups
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Captain fantastic - Okey Odita
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Culture › Re: Which Tribe Bears Foreign Names The Most? by Mrchippychappy(m): 6:34pm On Oct 30, 2012

Senator Heineken , Mr GOVERNMENT tompolo .

Politics › Re: PDP, NURTW In Free For All Fight In Ibadan by Mrchippychappy(m): 12:28pm On Oct 28, 2012

amala politics

Politics › Re: Achebe Wrote Out Of Ignorance - Gowon by Mrchippychappy(m): 11:52am On Oct 28, 2012

alj harem: [size=14pt]What Achebe did was to open the PANDORA BOX and the reality is that Nigerians are angry, VERY ANGRY. I am sure Achebe and his supporters never thought it would generate this much controversy and anger.

Something that happened 50 years ago, the idddeiotic ACHEBE brought it back up and ignorant people are supporting him.

I wouldn't be surprise if Biafrain lose this case to ICC.[/size]

Achebe's "plan" is actually working . He wanted to bring the spot light to the atrocities that was committed by the FG and Western powers (Britain to be precise)against the IGBOS. The FG and their British allies have worked very hard to sweep the dirt under the carpet but unfortunately for them , a single intellectual is about to expose one of the most atrocious crimes ever committed in the history of Mankind. The Biafran war tragedy is no child's play, From the starvation agenda that was carried out by "you know who" to the massacre of innocent and defenseless children by the FG particularly the battalion under the command of the black coward , snake or scorpion (whatever you chose to call him) who bragged about shooting at anything that moves , including women and children , This atrocities lead to the death of over 3million igbos and you think the Igbos would lose the case at ICC ? May i remind you that just like how the Holocaust got bigger than a Jew Vs Nazi incident, this case is now far bigger than Igbo vs FG , Its now about Good vs Evil , Humanity vs Inhumanity , Civilization VS Barbarism . The FG TOTALLY crossed the line when they decided to use starvation as a means of winning the war , British tabloids ran back to back weekly publications on the atrocities in Biafra . The documentations are still there from the SUN to the Telegraph . So its just a matter of digging up the old publications . What's worse is that the FG actually thought this case was dead and done and so some of the culprits in this crime against humanity carried out in the war began bragging about the role they played in the war , In an audio interview which Awolowo had with Mr Olu Ogunremi you can hear him bragging about the "Starvation " Policy , he even went as far as saying "so I stopped the food from going there , Civilians would suffer but soldiers would suffer most" i bet he didn't realize that "civilians suffering "= Millions dying of Starvation / Kwashiokor . You can read some of the extracts from the interview here : http://www.nigeriavillagesquare.com/obafemi-awolowo-archives/exclusive-chief-obafemi-awolowo-on-biafra-in-his-own-words.html . I must thank Awolowo for the interviews he gave to Mr Ogunremi as well as the british media houses because those interviews would be very important when the day of reckoning comes . You can can't keep dirt hidden for so long , soon enough the rot gives out a foul smell and you would've to take the dirt out in PUBLIC and that's what is about to happen to the FG and the culprits : Awo is dead but unfortunately for the culprits and fortunately for those who fight for justice Gowon is still alive and unfortunately he would have to take the FALL for the attrocities that was carried out by a lot of his accomplices dead or alive/.

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Politics › Re: Achebe Wrote Out Of Ignorance - Gowon by Mrchippychappy(m): 11:28am On Oct 28, 2012

[quote author=haka_nai]Gowon hits Achebe on civil war, says: He wrote out of ignorance
http://www.osundefender.org/?p=50284

Gen. Yakubu Gowon, Nigeria’s Ex-president.
War time Head of State, General Yakubu Gowon, has criticized renowned author, Professor Chinua Achebe, over his new book on the Nigerian civil war, saying he{Achebe }does not know the issue he was writing about.
Gowon said he was ready to face the International Criminal Court (ICC) at the Hague on the matter if necessary.

“What role did Achebe play in the secessionist plans? Achebe must have been outside the country during the war and probably did not know what happened during the period otherwise he would not have written on what he was not sure of “, he remarked.

The erstwhile Nigerian leader, who was answering questions from journalists courtesy, visit to Governor Mu’azu Babangida Aliyu at the Presidential Lodge, Minna, Niger state, yesterday, said Achebe must have been talking out of ignorance, adding that he and the late Chief Obafemi Awolowo had no regrets over their roles in the civil war, pointing out that if there was no secession, there would not have been civil war.

“In fact , if there was no secession by the south eastern part of the country, there would have been no civil war because right from the beginning of the crises, the war would have been averted if not for the secession . It was something I believed we could have stopped,” he stressed.

Gowon also debunked the claim by the author that his administration embarked on the mass killing of Igbo, adding that the federal troops did not also use hunger as a weapon to dislodge the dissidents.

“It was the Igbo that objected to the creation of corridor for movements of medical aid and food supplies to the civilian population at the period; on this, I am ready to face the International Criminal Court of Justice at the Hague for prosecution over the role played by me during the war and, fortunately, some Nigerians are still alive to bear witness to the roles played by both the leadership of the secessionist group and the then Federal Military Government under my leadership, “the war-time leader stated.

He also recalled that during the war, a ship named “Josina” and owned by the secessionist group, which they claimed was carrying agricultural implements, was captured by federal troops and it was subjected to a thorough search and the cargo turned out to be a collection of arms and ammunition.

Gowon, who was in Minna for a 2-day prayer organized by Nigeria Prays, a group he leads, said that the massive deaths recorded by the Igbo during the civil war was caused by their own propaganda machine which claimed that the northern invaders were coming to their camps and that caused panic and pandemonium among their people because some people were trying to move from one location to the other out of fear of imaginary attacks by the so called northern invaders and without food.

^^^^^^So much for Igbo propaganda and fairy tales.The same crap that goes on and on leading this folks to spew lies about the civil war and all that is Nigeria and Nigerians.Now its become clear that there leaders starved them out of pride and also chased them up and down out of propaganda.[/quote]That's all i am interested in . If he's serious i am willing to get him a first class ticket to Netherlands.

Politics › Re: Police Arrest Zaria ‘Boko-Haram’ Killer by Mrchippychappy(m): 9:45pm On Oct 27, 2012

phreakabit: [size=18pt]
How to make Egusi Soup[/size]

Ingredients

Egusi (Melon) seeds - 3 cigar cups | 600g
Red Palm Oil – 2 cooking spoons
Beef – Best cut and Shaki (cow tripe)
Fish – Dry Fish and Stock Fish
Crayfish
Pepper and Salt to taste
Vegetable – Pumpkin leaves or Bitter leaf
Seasoning – 3 Maggi or Knorr cubes
Traditional Seasoning – 1 Okpei (optional)
Tools I used

Cooker: Buy it in USA | in UK
Deep Pot: Buy it in USA | in UK
Spice grinder for grinding egusi (melon) seeds: Buy it in USA | in UK
Spatula: Buy it in USA | in UK
Chopping board: Buy it in USA | in UK
Knives: Buy it in USA | in UK
Before you cook Egusi Soup

Before preparing the soup, soak the dry fish for about half an hour. Boil the stockfish for 20 minutes and leave in the pot with the hot water to soak for about an hour.
Much closer to your cooking time, grind the Egusi with a dry mill. Grind the crayfish and the dry pepper separately and set aside. Wash the vegetable to be used. Cut into tiny pieces.
Boil the shaki, stock fish and dry fish in 1 litre of water till they are well done. First sign of a done shaki is that the cuts will start curling on itself.
Wash the beef to be used for the soup and place in a pot and start steaming at medium heat. There is no need to add water at this stage. When the meat is done, add 3 cubes of Maggi/Knorr. This method makes the meat cook faster while retaining all the taste. Also meat contains lots of water and you will notice that the water content increases as the meat starts to boil.
Cooking Directions

There are two main methods of cooking egusi soup. These we will call oil before egusi and egusi before oil. Confusing? Not.
Oil Before Egusi

Put 2 cooking spoons of red palm oil into a dry pot and set on the stove to heat. As soon as the oil is clearer, add the ground egusi and start frying. This should be done at low heat to avoid burning. Keep frying till you see the egusi getting drier. One sign of this is that it will start sticking to the bottom of the pot.
Now, start adding the shaki/fish stock little by little while still turning the egusi. When the stock is exhausted and you feel that the soup is still too thick, you can add more water. If your choice of vegetable is bitterleaf, it should be added now as well.
Cover the pot and cook for 30 to 45 minutes. The egusi is done when you notice that the oil has risen to the surface of the mix and separated from the mix. If this is the case, add the fish, shaki and meat. Also add pepper and salt to taste. If pumpkin leaves (or any other soft vegetable) is your choice, please add it now.
Cover the pot and leave everything to steam together for 5 minutes.
The egusi soup is ready to be served with amala, Eba (garri), pounded yam or cassava fufu.
Egusi Before Oil

This method produces a healthier egusi soup. This is because there is no frying involved.
In this method, as soon as the shaki, fish and meat are done, remove them from the stock and place in a different pot or plate.
Add the ground egusi to the stock and cook for 40 minutes. You will notice the clear egusi oil coming to the surface of the soup.
Add 2 cooking spoons of red palm oil, the meat, fish, bitter leaves (if it is your choice of vegetable) pepper and salt to taste and cook for another 10 minutes. Now, add the pumpkin leaves if is your choice of vegetables, stir the soup and turn off the heat.
The egusi soup is ready to be served with amala, Eba (garri), pounded yam or cassava fufu.

Enjoy. . . .

Politics › Re: Police Arrest Zaria ‘Boko-Haram’ Killer by Mrchippychappy(m): 8:15pm On Oct 27, 2012

Cheap Scam tactic . Nothing more , Nothing less.

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Politics › Re: Igbo Started Tribal Politics In The South; Fani Kayode by Mrchippychappy(m): 7:59pm On Oct 27, 2012

[size=20pt]Ahhhh....another attempt from my my yoruba brothers to re-write history abi ? Carry on. Nothing do una.[/size]

Politics › Re: Nigeria Vs Disintegration - Why Yorubas need to leave Nigeria by Mrchippychappy(m): 6:02pm On Oct 26, 2012

bittyend: Lmao! Got them talking.

I cause so much confusion on nairaland, you would think my I'm the confusionist.

Nigerians can decipher me and I'm trolling the cro-magnons.

Give me a nuke to nuke these motherphucking apes.

Bittyend is shymmex lmaoooooooo. Foooooools!

Just got to keep them talking.

Siggy; you can't even browse the internet without cyber espionage, tell them I've got the juice.

Still bittyend, still loving Igbo girls, still saying phuck Nigeria, and still saying phuck Igbos.

Anyway, I'm about to play with a big 'boobilicious' Igbo girl.

Bittyend of Narnia

I see you've taking the picture that exposed you as shymmex down . Anyway here it is . That picture came with your first post on this thread grin

Politics › Re: Nigeria Vs Disintegration - Why Yorubas need to leave Nigeria by Mrchippychappy(m): 3:44pm On Oct 26, 2012

shymexx: STFU - that's the prick's alter ego!!

How can another man's balls be someone's alter ego ? Is everything alright there Mr. Bittyend!! Also why spend some much time talking about Jack Bauer's balls grin

Politics › Re: Nigeria Vs Disintegration - Why Yorubas need to leave Nigeria by Mrchippychappy(m): 3:40pm On Oct 26, 2012

[size=15pt]I thought this was supposed to be another Anti-igbo thread , so why the hell are you guys talking about Jack Bauer's Balls huh

What's going on here huh

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Politics › Re: Nigeria Vs Disintegration - Why Yorubas need to leave Nigeria by Mrchippychappy(m): 3:08pm On Oct 26, 2012

shymexx: Dyckhead, you can pay for it and I've got at least 5 different hide-ip software on my PC...

Fam, I'm tired of defending this shyte, if you think I'm bittyend, fvck it - believe what you want to believe... Honestly, I don't give a fvck!!

That's my darg and I can't deny my freaking freedom and watch how doozies use my thing because of some losers on an anonymous forum...

I've posted all my handles, even the ones people don't about - that I registered when I was banned....

Honestly, I don't give a fvck about this nonsense....

Got better things to do.... Ok, I'm bittyend - are you happy now? Fvck off my back and stop name-dropping my handle!! You follow me everywhere in this bytch, do i get you hard, or something??

And I'll be your God - you bite my style, follow me around, quote me all the time... However, I have never quoted you first on this forum...

You've been following me around since the debate we had 4months ago, are you not tired of stalking guys?? Prick, [size=20pt]I stalk women[/size] - do the same!!

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Politics › Re: Nigeria Vs Disintegration - Why Yorubas need to leave Nigeria by Mrchippychappy(m): 2:57pm On Oct 26, 2012

cheddarking: Shmmexx get your Bittyend persona to logon and put this to rest eh?

The same way he logged on and removed the screenshot that was evidence of his gaffe...not knowing I saved the screenshot...

Shymmexx aka Bittyend aka Nawtibee aka Hypeman aka Mruknaijaboy

The height of Multiple Personality Disorder...

When you die, you should donate your brain to science...You are a really special case

Dumbass..

LMAO

Una still dey "own" bittyend for this thread ? ROFLMAO . Bittymmex (shymmex+bittyend) you had better wave the white flag of peace and come out of the closet , everybody knows who you are now .

Politics › Re: Nigeria Vs Disintegration - Why Yorubas need to leave Nigeria by Mrchippychappy(m): 11:12am On Oct 26, 2012

shymmex: I just have to put this out there that I'm not bittyend..

We're two different people..

I'm shymmex the brother to night - I'm so complex and unpredictable, even my mum had to give up on trying to understand me.

Please, stop calling me bittyend.

https://i.imgur.com/7qSYP.jpg

Romance › Re: Disclaimer: I'm Not Bittyend by Mrchippychappy(m): 11:11am On Oct 26, 2012

Politics › Re: Nigeria Vs Disintegration - Why Yorubas need to leave Nigeria by Mrchippychappy(m): 1:53am On Oct 26, 2012

shymexx: Damn! - this shyte again...

How many times am I going to say I know the person behind bittyend, and we might by friends or someone that I know?? To be honest, I don't really care if you lot think we're the same people but if I were the one behind the handle I would have said it time ago, when I told everyone about my other handles... All my handles on here always have something to do with South London twangs and Lagos...

I repeat, we're not the same people - and he used my laptop for his nonsense with a pseudo-email I used for viewing youtube videos and Nl, so what?? Why should I hide behind another handle and deny it, when I say crazy things on this handle as well??

Cheddarking, you live in the UK, I'll drop my pay as you go digits(can't drop the contract one) and I'll drop his and you can ring the both of us to check if we're the same people... We don't even sound alike - I've got a London accent with a little bit of Brummie twangs because I lived in Birmingham for Uni and work from 06 - July this year... However, the person behind bittyend has a pure London accent - and my voice is deeper than his...

I don't even need to prove anything to no one - but I'll do it just for the sake of it....

To avoid another 3months of stalking like what happened all through summer - I'll fvck this forum and return to the AA blogs I used to go on.. Thank God I said that yesterday in the culture section... You guys are sick in the head!!!

Fvck it, I'm lean and tired - and I just got a beat on a massive batty... You dyckheads can suck my nuts!!

I'm out, yo!!!!

[size=15pt]Lamest excuses EVER![/size]

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