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Travel › Re: Pictures Of Dana Air Crash Victims by MrEverest(m): 4:28pm On Jun 04, 2012

ochallo: OOOhh God no! now we will get more emails from them saying their "uncle, father or other" died and left them a fortune and with our help...you know the rest!

yet another one

this is crass nonsence!

Travel › Re: Crashed Dana Airplane's Manifest by MrEverest(m): 11:50pm On Jun 03, 2012

Csami: pls tell me dats not celestine onwuliri fmr V.C of FUTO.

OMG, i hoped it wasn't bt it seems 2 b him, my handsome n charismatic kinsman n former VC of my alma mata, d last tym i saw him was whn he came 2 my church(all saints chapel FUTO) during a fund raising 2 build our own edifice, bck then in skul. Probably he was goin 2 Abuja 2 see his wife, who happens 2 b a minister. What a sad loss!

Politics › Re: Trailer Load Of Arms Intercepted In Onitsha by MrEverest(m): 8:54pm On Jun 01, 2012

[quote author=~Bluetooth]Where is Onitsha ?[/quote]Illiterate bushman, Onitsha is a gr8 city within which is located d largest market in west Africa. It is situated in d eastern region of Nigeria. Get it n stop being a jerk!

Literature › Re: ''journey Of No Return'' A Fiction Centered On The Nigerian Civil War. by MrEverest(op): 7:57pm On Jun 01, 2012

onyejiokem: Good Job sir, pls keep it coming, interesting!

thanks for your endorsement, wil update in due time, stay tuned!

Literature › Re: Young Authors of Nigeria (YAN) -Join Now! by MrEverest(m): 6:34pm On May 30, 2012

I sent my email address since 2days back and i'm yet to recieve the form, i hav been checkin my box since then to no avail, pls my email is toesman4real2010@yahoo.com. Thanks.

Literature › Re: ''journey Of No Return'' A Fiction Centered On The Nigerian Civil War. by MrEverest(op): 4:50pm On May 29, 2012

Biafra rep: @Everest, its obvious dat d writeup is adapted from the main book n i must confess its an interestin thriller. R u d author?

YES

Literature › ''journey Of No Return'' A Fiction Centered On The Nigerian Civil War. by MrEverest(op): 3:09pm On May 29, 2012*

Ikem watched from his post as a procession of tanks, army jeeps and trucks descended the hill. The rolling wheels of the tanks fascinated him. He fiddled with the remote control in his hand and smiled wryly. The new Biafran invention had arrived with catastrophic effect. Since the fall of Portharcourt, he had risen to the rank of a sergeant. Their decimated troops had returned without a commander and the hard reality of having lost the war began to down on them. That was until the invention of the great Ogbunigwe ''killer in masses'' nicknamed Ojukwu bucket by the Nigerians. It's usage at the Abagana sector was so effective that it wiped out a whole batalion. From his altitude, Ikem had a commanding view of the terrain. The procession drew nearer and nearer until they were some yards away. He felt the tempo of his heartbeat increase rapidly, as he began to have doubt on the efficacy of the ogbunigwe. He knew it would be extremely hard even almost impossible, for him to be detected in his well camouflaged hideout. His green army uniform blended with the heavily-leaved branches of the tree.minutes trickled in to seconds while he waited. He held his breath as he expected the first seth of landmines to off. Nothing happened. He became alarmed. Has the Ogbunigwe failed them? It was too scary a thought to contemplate. Maybe the captain had made a mistake somehow. He reassured himself. He was to detonate his own Ogbunigwe immediately after the captain's to achieve the desired result. Without the Ogbunigwe they had got no chance against the federal forces; they were only an assault group of soldiers laying on ambush to finish-off what would be left of their wreckage. Their mission was about to flop. The pilot tank stopped to remove the last barricade. He looked at the tree were the captain was supposed to be, but as his own tree was so heavily-leaved that he could not even make out his outline. Again his eyes darted to the procession, the monstrous looking tank was now beyond the range of the captain's Ogbunigwe. The large number of soldiers in the trucks frightened him and on their shoulders hung chains of ammunition with sophisticated machine guns pointing through the iron bars of the trucks. There were no infantry-men going before the pilot tank to ascertain if there was danger ahead. Ikem thought this was careless of them, or maybe they expected no resistance from the Biafrans of were too sure of themselves to crush any obstacle on there way. Ikem took one last look at the remote control and with trembling hands he pressed the button hard and waited, scarcely breathing. Then came tremendous explosions. It hit the big van in the middle, and it rocked and exploded in a ball of fire. The wheel of the pilot tank broke into fragments, the whole lot of the army jeep behind the van was thrown into the air where it exploded like a box of cardboard. The suddenness of the explosions did not give the drivers of the trucks ample time to apply the brakes as they all sheepishly drove into the conflagration. Shrapnels flew in different directions. Ikem crashed to the ground. Biafrans opened fire on the Nigerians, closing in on them, Ikem searched for his rifle. Unable to find it....,

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Literature › Re: Young Authors of Nigeria (YAN) -Join Now! by MrEverest(m): 6:55pm On May 28, 2012

Emyo: @jude, infact, @all, who supports my motion. Like i promised, i would b colecting, and reaching out to all the email adres listed here. Again, i want to tel us, dat our mision, is'nt that of a joke, but of seriouz mindz. We wil build a kind of marketing network (we al came 4rm varieties of location), we wil pick 3 best out of our books 4 publication, finally, here lies the problem, were and when do we make our 1st sumit, getin together, and pulling d lots. I personaling wil email u al, when we've reached a consensu. Am of opin that we meet, either @ kogi state polytechnic lokoja, or kogi state university. University of abuja, or even enugu state poly. Also dates are, 22nd may to 7th june. So pls let choose from within options. 4 progres! I wil reach u al by 20th.

wow, it appears u reside somewhere around Lokoja, if u do pls here is my no 08068198016, my email is nwankwotg@yahoo.com. Thanks.

Literature › Re: Young Authors of Nigeria (YAN) -Join Now! by MrEverest(m): 6:25pm On May 28, 2012

DailyNews: Hello fellow writers & aspiring authors of literary work, I had been cropping this idea of forming a club to unite all upcoming & aspiring literary writers in Nigeria, to help us conquer the barrier of dying with our dreams of being published authors, and to also unite us to form a strong, united association to achieve our life goal of becoming renowned authors. If this club works, we will be holding semi-annual and annual meetings to review our individual works. we will also be doing constructive critics to assist members produce good quality works. we will also go as far as doing contributory publishing and maybe come up with our own club anthology of short stories & poems. etc, etc. lets just start first. pls membership is free, but u must be a writer or aspiring writer in these genre(s): fiction/non-fiction short stories, novellas, novel, poetry or drama. pls if u would love to join, kindly indicate your interest, by dropping your email for further communication. sorry I had to post it on romance section to attract more members attention. will still move it to literature section, moderators pls dnt delete it. Thanks guys, hope u all had a blissful saturday? Note: If u stumbled upon this on romance section, pls feel relaxed cos its the same, kindly drop your details, lets make things happen for ourselves collectively. cheers!

i mean no disrespect but i wil like 2 knw ur pedigree i.e r u already established as a writer or stil aspiring, anyways i wil like 2 b a member. I hav already written(published) a couple of novels n novellas, d latest is a novel entitled ''JOURNEY OF NO RETURN'' i want to launch it in a big way by inviting some VIP's. I am a batch ''B'' serving corp mem n i intend 2 launch it b4 i ''pass out'' pls i need advice on how to make d occasion a very successful one. Thanks. My email is nwankwotg@yahoo.com.

Education › Re: How Many Banks Do You Have In Ur School? by MrEverest(m): 2:19pm On May 26, 2012

[quote author=Kossi N. ]FUTO is useless. Just one foolish bank with 2 ATM machines in d bank. The ATM machines r d most frustrating piece of machines u can ever see around.[/quote]shut up! U r a disgrace 2 FUTO, when i left d skul dea wea diamond n Finbank in d skul wit oceanic being under construction, similarly dea wea abt 5 atm machines!

Education › Re: How Many Banks Do You Have In Ur School? by MrEverest(m): 2:12pm On May 26, 2012

[quote author=Kossi N. ]FUTO is useless. Just one foolish bank with 2 ATM machines in d bank. The ATM machines r d most frustrating piece of machines u can ever see around.[/quote]

Politics › Re: Worst Governor And Slowest Developing States In Nigeria by MrEverest(m): 12:28pm On May 26, 2012

Odenigbo Aroli: Dumbhead,what makes oshimole better than Obi....Some ppl are so ignorant!

u imbecilic ignoramous, y must u exhibit ur crass delinquency in public. I hav traversed both states, Oshiomole has done well in terms of infrastructure but same cant b said of Peter Obi, whenever i'm on d niger bridge n sights d skyline of Onitsha, i alwz marvel @ d ppls enterprenual prowess but d moment i get 2 bridge-head, i wil b assaulted by a huge contrast; gov neglect vs ppls desterity. Onitsha is a goldmine, Obi shud take a cue from Fashola who transformed Lagos complexity to his advantage.

Politics › Re: Worst Governor And Slowest Developing States In Nigeria by MrEverest(m): 8:38am On May 26, 2012

Worst governors in Nigeria by decreasing order.
1. T A Orji of Abia/ Uduaghan of Delta(its too close 2 cal btw them but considering allocation then d latter might win d race).
3. M. Elechi of Ebonyi state.
4. R. Aregbesola of Osun.
5. P. Obi of Anambra.
The best governors in NIGERIA
1.B. Fashola of Lagos/Rochas of Imo( too close 2 call btw them but time wil tell)
2.G. Akpabio of Akwa Ibom.
3.A. Oshiomole of Edo.
4.R. Amaechi of Rivers.
Clause; my analysis may b a bit biased because i hav not gone tru d 36 states, xpecially d boko haram catchment areas but dis is my opinion.

Politics › Re: Worst Governor And Slowest Developing States In Nigeria by MrEverest(m): 8:05am On May 26, 2012

NRI PRIEST: Am trying to respect you as a brother and i will politely ask you not to mention Peter Obis name here again!! The man is a legend!! If you dont know Anambra state very well I will advice you to visit the place and see for yourself!!

u and Okija shrine or whateva he calls himself r not being sincere in your posts or am i percieving sycophancy.

Politics › Re: Worst Governor And Slowest Developing States In Nigeria by MrEverest(m): 7:47am On May 26, 2012

Spirit of Okija: And the worst governors are....

1. Aregberascal.. The only man that can make Rochas look good.. Spent 300million to build a dam that will generate 15,000watts of power (equivalent of 1 IpassMYneighbor generator)

https://www.osundefender.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/Aregbesola-Rauf.jpg

2. Rochas Otimpku Kerosene 100 Naira Stipend Okorocha.. The media man!! This guy has been in office for barely a year, but has appeared in the media more times than even governors who are currently on their second term and yet he hasnt completed a single project in the state..

Thats him and his 50,000 liters tanker of a wife

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R u 4 real? I hope not bt if yes then u r either abysmally ignorant, stupidly mischievious or a wretched junky who needs help urgently. Ur type is d reason y Nigeria is stil backward, u disgust n irritate me! Rochas has no bussiness being among d worst gov'nors rather he is d best. If u c good n say its bad then no good shall ever com 2 u. Piss-off, u cheap hater, Rochas is the best thing to happen 2 us since d days of dee Sam.

Politics › Re: Worst Governor And Slowest Developing States In Nigeria by MrEverest(m): 6:57am On May 26, 2012

Ramcie: Come to Kogi state and u all wld wonder if the state ever had a GOvernor in the last 4years. Lokoja alone is a testimony to that fact . It's smells , infact, it's an embarrassment . As the me, the past Governor of Kogi state " Ibrahim Idris" takes the award.

u r on spot! D town is one hell of a place, dingy n putrid smellin neighbourhoods, ppl defeacate into d Niger/Benue, d few ones dat hav toilet in dea homes do not bother to build soak-away, they simply channel it into d gutters! If not for igbo bussinessmen, d town wud hav been a dead zone.

Education › Re: How Many Banks Do You Have In Ur School? by MrEverest(m): 10:36pm On May 24, 2012

[quote author=Flawless~diva]mine is just miserable one. You have to take #50 tfare to get there. And this period it has been malfunctioning by debiting the customers without them having the cash at hand. Their workers are quite rude. I'm talking about diamond bank in futo. One bank, 2 atm.its inside but outskirts of the school undecided

mine is just miserable one. You have to take #50 tfare to get there. And this period it has been malfunctioning by debiting the customers without them having the cash at hand. Their workers are quite rude. I'm talking about diamond bank in futo. One bank, 2 atm.its inside but outskirts of the school[/quote]when i wz @ FUTO dea used 2 b 3 banks; Diamond bank, FUTO microfinance bank n a mini FINbank while Oceanic bank wz under constructn, wit 4 functional atm machines, so babygal what happened to them all?

Romance › Re: Why by MrEverest(m): 4:10pm On May 21, 2012

sosoluv: why do men expect women to dedicate to them what they are not ready to give back in return?

Because it's a mans world, especially in Africa. But our women r nw challenging us in promiscuity.

European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Skye Bank's Managing Director's Wife Picking Her Nose by MrEverest(m): 3:49pm On May 21, 2012

4bobo: this stuff will just make her more popular now. Good for her

i would'nt say popular but infamous rather.

European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Skye Bank's Managing Director's Wife Picking Her Nose by MrEverest(m): 3:37pm On May 21, 2012

Cold faya: gbam!!! Must we always attack ppl??
Shuoooo na her fault say she be big man wife?? **hissing**

Nobody is attackin anybody, its all abt ettiquett, i felt embarrassed whn i saw d show of shame during d match but never knew d lady wz a Nigerian n a supposed learned one. Damn it!

NYSC › Re: How Relevant Is NYSC NIM? by MrEverest(m): 2:58pm On May 21, 2012

U guys r making me feel as if i wasted money buying d form, na wao!

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Ghana To Deport Illegal Immigrants by MrEverest(m): 1:08am On May 21, 2012

djfiifi: you just showed to the whole world how ignorant you are,
There are more cities in Gh than you thought.
Tema,Takoradi,Saltpond,Cape Coast,Winneba,Sekondi,Ho,Tamale,Sunyani etc
We enjoy it when you guys exhibit your hatred for us,keep on hating whiles we keep on marching forward,Dont forget when we were an independent state,you guys were still a British Colony.You are our babies,AND SO SHALL YOU REMAIN FOREVER

those names u called as cities are nt even towns by Nigerian standard but villages.

Foreign Affairs › Re: Ghana To Deport Illegal Immigrants by MrEverest(m): 12:57am On May 21, 2012

Africason: I always laugh when i see naija folks trying to portray they are better than others. Listen, I am 50% Ghanaian, 25% Naija and 25% German and I have also associated with vast amount of folks from both countries and can thus deduce which ones are the realists.

I belive when Ghana communicated that message, they were talking about illegal immigrants in general and not Naika folks alone but, lo, Naija folks would make it all about them. No surprise there at all. When a Ghanaian make a declaration, DO NOT doubt him, cos they most of the time have had back-up plan already. On the other hand, the average naija would beat his chest and run his mouth...

I read some folks also quoting Ghana are ungrateful bunch. Seriously? Do they depend on naija to feed them? Now, thats funny! Again, where from that 'big brother' tag you guys normally throw around? Big brother in what? For the mere fact that naija is about 4x bigger than ghana or something else? Lol

Other folks are also saying ghana should compare themselves to Enugu and all that. The question is why should they? on what basis? Ghana is a sovereign state that is about about 1/3 of naija with people who really PUT THOUGHTS into what they do and say. Their folks have superlative mindsets... If a Ghanaian would want to tell you to go Bleep yourself, he do so without mincing any words.

Remember, all countries have illegal immigrants including the UK,China, Nigeria, USA etc. and Ghana have decided to act on that problem so be it. What is your beef there? Can someone please tell me what Ghana actually trade with Naija? As someone said, Ghana do not have businesses in Naija like the MTN's and co as SA have, so it would be difficult to force their hand. I believe they have human resources in Naija but Naija also have their there as well(a lot actually).

Back to those calling Ghanaians ungrateful. It must be noted when Naija gained independence, Ghanaian teachers were recruited to Naija help out. The cocoa seed was imported from Ghana to Naija, football was exported to Naija(ask Odegbami) and a lot more...Well, i don't believe Ghanaians are targeting Nigerians and that directive was against all illegal immigrants. Anyone who has lived in Ghana and built his home and business there can regularise his stay i believe.

Most Naijas should jump down from their high horses and smell the coffee and note that its not all about them! For the ignorants saying Ghana is a small country, NEWSFLASH, Japan is also a small country but they're the third largest economy in the world. NOTE: I don't mean Ghana's economy is great but what i am trying to say is that the size of country doesn't matter when that counrty is being judged. Currently, Ghana is being managed better than Naija.

Naija with that enormous resource should take cue and if they do, they would be competing with the Chinas, Germans and Japans of this world! In the mean time, the average Ghanaman sets his priorities right and is more efficient and effective with no hype. He/She goes about doing his/her 'thing' coolly, yet so effective!

what a ignorant writeup but allow me to educate u a bit, Japan u called small is actually d 10th most populous country in d world, football wz invented by d English bt modernized by d Brazilians. U said dat Ghana sent teachers to Nigeria in 1960, r u 4 real? FYI @ independence there were far more teachers in southern Nigeria than in G.C. During 0BJ's tenure, he gave Kufour a grant worth millions of dollars. Ghana shud b comparing itself wit fellow banana reps like Togo becouse d rest of west Africa put togrther is less than d population of Nigeria. D economy of Lagos state is far bigger than that of Ghana. Our politicians may b bad bt dat does nt mean our potential shud b disregarded.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Ghana To Deport Illegal Immigrants by MrEverest(m): 12:28am On May 21, 2012

rastamouse: You guys are funny. I trust that if Ghana truly sees sending away foreigners is in their interest, they will do it without blinking. Those of you saying Ghana will suffer anything after the move are jokers. Unlike SA, Ghana has no such thing as MTN in SA for you to bully them. The country can infact decide to cut any diplomatic and trade links with Nigeria and they will not be affected.

They have Gold, Cocoa, Diamond, Manganese and as if GOD is a Ghanaian, they have also found oil. Which of these commodities does Nigeria trade in with Ghana?

My friends, that country can only be brought down by GOD or themselves. Stop deluding yourselves about hurting them!

will u shut ur trap blacky! For starters Nigeria stil suplies gas to Ghana, which wz y ur country wz thrown into darkness when millitants ruptured d WAGP. To me its very unfair to compare Ghana wif Nigeria, dis is because while d latter is a huge n complex country, with 10x d population of d former which is more or less a banana rep. U guys shud learn to respect ur big brother.

European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: UCL Final : Bayern Munich Vs Chelsea (3 - 4) On Pens On 19th May 2012 by MrEverest(m): 9:44pm On May 19, 2012

Chelsea al d way, when we got dat corner kick, i told d people around me dat Drogba was goin 2 score n they laughed @ me bt lo n behold Drogba nodded into d post n it wz a gooooaaaallllll

European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: UCL Final : Bayern Munich Vs Chelsea (3 - 4) On Pens On 19th May 2012 by MrEverest(m): 8:48pm On May 19, 2012

Bayern wil do d playin but Chelsea wil do d scorin. 0MG see classy Mikel in d midfield.

Politics › Re: What Has Rochas Achieved In Imo State by MrEverest(m): 7:15pm On May 19, 2012

ballabriggs: [size=16pt]Most parts did while some parts did not. It is important to note that the igbo man did his own out of greed.[/size]

I beg ur pardon, what greed? History made it known dat ppl in d hinterland sold slaves 2 middle-men in d coast who in turn sells 2 d whites in exchange 4 things like gin,guns n gunpowder, mirror etc. Were r u 4rm pls?

Politics › Re: What Has Rochas Achieved In Imo State by MrEverest(m): 6:07pm On May 19, 2012

jason123:
Are you for real? Rochas is good, yes! But better than Akpabio or Amechi?
About the revenue issue, I hope you realise that Imo is an oil producing state?

ofcourse u cant compare d amount of oil Imo has 2 dat of Rivers or Akwa Ibom, especially since they won d offshore dichotomy case during OBJ's tenure n 76 oil wells from C.R were ceded 2 Akwa Ibom. For starters d budget of d 2 states is in d region of 400billion each while Imo is abt 200billion! Now compare it.

Politics › Re: What Has Rochas Achieved In Imo State by MrEverest(m): 5:53pm On May 19, 2012

ballabriggs: [size=14pt]Did your forefathers not sell King Jaja of Opobo and later wanted to be associated with his greatness? Selfish people![/size]

r u dis stupidly mischievious or abysmally ignorant? Which part of Nigeria did not partake in slave trade. Onye nzuzu!

Politics › Re: What Has Rochas Achieved In Imo State by MrEverest(m): 5:29pm On May 19, 2012

pendusky: have not seen any visible development there for nw, the road network is poor, jux like aba! I hate seeing such! Maybe they should approach Godswil Akpabio for lessons on infrastructural development! Matchew!

will u shut ur trap! Rochas is far better than Akpabio in every ramification, jus compare d revenue of d 2 states, d time frame n what has been achieved already. Give Rochas half of what Akpabio or Amaechi is getting n c what wil happen. Rochas is d best governor in nigeria 2day.

Politics › Re: What Has Rochas Achieved In Imo State by MrEverest(m): 4:32pm On May 19, 2012

An adage says dat a people deserve d kind of leadership they hav n havin gone tru most of d posts in dis thread, i hav com 2 realise dat Nigerians actualy deserve bad leaders, dat said, i want 2 ask all those criticizing Rochas if they hav been 2 Owerri of late n if no is d answer, pls i admonish dat u take a trip n c things 4 urself. I traveled 2 Owerri recently n i cudn't believe my eyes, d whole city is 1 huge constructn yard! Imo has never had it so good since d days of Dee Sam. Pls encourage gud when u c it lest..., Rochas is d best in Nigeria 2day.

Politics › Re: Buhari's Comments Being Probed Live On AIT by MrEverest(m): 2:55pm On May 18, 2012

pinkrex: Transfered dictatorial blood I guess. Very attacking and factless in his submissions

Did you hear the eloquent view of the PDP's lady? She actually gave objective reasons why Buhari couldn't had won the last elections

dat CPC man did more damage than good, stupidly aggressive n without facts. D woman wz intelligent in her presentation. I wz so engrossed dat i almost neglected my duty in d office.

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