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Travel › Re: The Top Ten Tallest Buildings In Nigeria 2015 by murphyibiam15(m): 4:51pm On Jan 23, 2016
Werehkpe:
SO out of 36states and an FCT ALL the buildings are either in Lagos or Abuja with Ibadan adding just one to the list.

I thought Kano was a commercial centre? No skyscrapper there? Warri and Port Harcourt nkor? These two cities are major contributors to Nigeria's revenue fro the oil proceeds - No skyscrappers there too.

Na wa o. Such a backward country it seems
thats how unbalance Nigeria is......what happens to kano,ph,enugu,calabar and other states having same.

to me am of the opinion that Nigerian capital be relocated every 25years to give room to develop other states
Politics › Re: FG To Fund Budget Through Sukuk Bond by murphyibiam15(m): 4:17pm On Jan 23, 2016
omenka:
Oh Lawd, this one can't be helped. Your siggy says it all.

Keep hating boy, aint gonna change nada, not now, not in the long run.

Bye.. smiley
counter the guy and dont resort to cheap abuse.....am sure u know he's making sense....no wonder he has more likes than u....zoombie
Celebrities › Re: Chiwetel Ejiofor's Sister, Kandibe Weds Dele In Enugu (Photos) by murphyibiam15(m): 8:56am On Jan 23, 2016
bloodyBLOGGER:
While tribal bigots are busy killing themselves over nothing on Nairaland, real, rich and reasonable igbos are getting married to yorubas.

Click my signature to know why girls don't reply your bbm and whatsapp chats.

cool
what about the reasonable yorubas getting married to igbos unlike the touts we have here on nairaland
Politics › Re: Governor Ambode's Light Up Projects That Have Turned Lagos Into London(pics) by murphyibiam15(m): 9:51pm On Jan 22, 2016
stephenduru:
Governor Ambode of Lagos State has moved a step forward towards tackling crime in the state by lighting up the nook and cranny of the city. The light up project is not only contributing to maintaining security in the state but also beautifying the area.

It should be recalled that Governor Ambode recently faced criticism when the state was faced with high crime rate especially on the road. In a bid to tackle crime in Lagos,Governor Ambode donated security vehicles and equipment to security operatives. He also inaugurated the Lagos light up project headed by the deputy governor, Oluranti Adebule which has received positive reactions from Lagosians.

Source: http://www.trezzyblog.com/2016/01/governor-ambode-beautify-lagos-state.html
this is not new.....come to Enugu then u will have to shut up your mouth and know that some cities had already taken the lead
Romance › Re: Is She A Chronic Liar Or Is This Madness? by murphyibiam15(m): 7:15pm On Jan 22, 2016
7footre:
What rubbish! Shey d guy doesn't know any of the girls siblings? He didn't see either or her parents at d wedding reception? They can't corroborate her story abi. When you lie to me, be honourable enough to tell a good one!
thank u so much for this analysis.....the op goofed real time....
will he tell the gal has no parents,name,village or friends..
i mean this lie is palpable
Jokes Etc › Funny Nairaland Drama by murphyibiam15(op): 5:47pm On Jan 22, 2016
Somebody who is either bearing a female monicker or has no f or m attached to his/her name but claims to be a female and even comment as a female will mistakenly throw a comment portraying him as a male...u will see funny posts like:
---u forgot u are a female
and suddenly the guy that has been commenting like a female starts commenting like a man after been bursted or suddenly changes to another monicker....

guys why una de fall hand....
i never really see women claiming and hiding under male monicker


who else notices this?
Romance › Re: 6 Reasons Why Your Ex Is Contacting You by murphyibiam15(m): 5:36pm On Jan 22, 2016
ggrin:
Want2fuckundecided
like one of the real reasons cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy
Politics › Dasuki Challenges FG For Disobeying Court Order by murphyibiam15(op): 5:26pm On Jan 22, 2016
Former National Security Adviser, Col. Sambo Dasuki (rtd) has
challenged the audacity of the federal government to put him on trial
on the alleged mismanagement of fund meant for purchase of arms.
He told an Abuja High Court Friday that government has no moral
and legal rights now to prosecute him having been in contempt of
three high courts that admitted him on bail but which were not
obeyed.
When the matter came up today, defense counsel, Joseph Daudu SAN
brought an “unless application” challenging the disobedience of the
Federal Government to the earlier bail granted Dasuki.
Daudu submitted that the Federal Government cannot go ahead with
the trial, having disobeyed an order of court which granted bail to the
accused person.
He added that a party who disobeyed the order of the court cannot
come back to the same court with a request or indulgence.
In the application, Dasuki is praying for an order of court prohibiting
the Federal Government from further prosecuting him on the N19
billion alleged fraud or any other charge or seeking any form of
indulgence before any court in the country, until the order admitting
him to bail is obeyed.
He also wants an order discharging him of all the offenses contained
in the charge on ground that the charge cannot not lawfully
prosecuted by a government that is in brazen disobedient of a lawful
court order.
Alternatively, the ex NSA prays for an order staying further
proceedings in the charge until he has exhausted the remedies
available to him in law for the enforcement of his right to liberty as
preserved by the bail order granted him.
However, Prosecuting counsel, Rotimi Jacobs SAN noted the defense
is employing a delay tactic in order to stall the trial.
In their own submissions, counsel to the 2nd and 3rd defendants,
Chief Akin Olujinmi SAN and Solomon Umor told the court that they
were just served in court the processes filed by Dasuki and
government and that they need time to study it.
They however prayed the court for an adjournment.
Justice Hussain Baba Yusuf consequently adjourned the case till
February 4.
Other accused persons are former Director of Finanance and
Administration in the Office of the NSA, Shuaibu Salisu, and a former
Director of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, Aminu Baba-
Kusa, were present in court.
The case was earlier stalled on Thursday due to the absence of the
defense counsel who wrote to the court that he had to be in Kogi state
for an election petition matter.
The court had on Thursday compelled the Federal Government to
produce Dasuki to answer criminal charges brought against him.
The trial judge, Justice Baba Yusuf had earlier chided the federal
government over its failure to bring Dasuki to court.
The court at that point stood down the trial for two hours and insisted
that the trial will not be conducted until Dasuki had been brought
before him as required by law.
Security operatives who had taken the accused person to custody in
the past six weeks went to bring him out when the reality downed on
them that the Judge will not shift position.
Dasuki was however brought to the court around 11:00am in
compliance with the court order under a tight security.
But the trial could not go ahead because of the absence of his
counsel.
It will be recalled that Justice Baba Yusuf had on December 18, 2015
granted bail to Dasuki and the rest of his co-accused bail in the sum
of N250m with one surety in relation to 19 counts of misappropriation
of about N32bn meant for purchase of arms.
Also on December 21, 2015 Justice Peter Affen granted bail to Dasuki
and his co-defendants with respect to another sent 22 counts of
misappropriation of about N13bn, which was part of the arms fund, in
the sum of N250m with two sureties in like sum.
But upon being released from prison after meeting the bail conditions,
he was reportedly re-arrested by operatives of the Department of
State Services.
It is also recalled that Justice Adeniyi Ademola of the Federal High
Court sitting in Abuja had on Wednesday ordered the federal
government to produce Dasuki before him on February 16 to answer
another sets of criminal charges.
Justice Ademola maintained that it was wrong of the government to
have expected the court to conduct a criminal trial in the absence of
the defendant and in violation of the law.
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/01/dasuki-challenges-fg-for-disobeying-court-order/
cc lalasticlala mynd44
Culture › Re: Why Yoruba's are greater than Igbos In Nigeria And Africa by murphyibiam15(m): 1:39pm On Jan 22, 2016
Olabestonic001:
Dick measuring bahuh
Seems op did not know that the strength of the Yoruba's lies in the fact that we don't make a noise and the only motivation of an Igbo lies in the fact that they make a noise about themselves being great.
My Igbo woman told me yesterday that the only great thing an Igbo man can do to motivate himself is to make a noise about being a self-accomplished, great warrior which interestingly is viewed with gross disdain amidst the Yoruba's.
As an Igbo man, when you are feeling unmotivated, down, beaten or oppressed, you just need to beat your chest about the fact that you are a superhero, a champion and the greatest. Is this a good way of motivating oneself? I think for the Igbo's it certainly is (if you go to the Igbo community, you will know its a normal thing for a man using bicycle to rant that he's greater than everyone in the society and everyone is cool with such a claim; its just to cool tension).
I think its high time Yoruba's stop taking such rant to heart, its a noise of a notice-me and we just need to respect their noise and ranting since its the only way for them to get motivation. Let's not criminalize their crazy claims again. Let's forgive and accept them. Only history can tell who's the greatest and not our dick measuring tactics. If a man that is having low self-esteem feels by ranting he's greater than you, he will fee better for it, let's pardon him (at least we can help a manage a malady) and let's just face our own problem be our concern not theirs our concern.

*The fact that Enyimba rants that it is bigger than Barca does not make it true (even if Enyimba convinces itself in such a lie) but during a football match, all the aggression and optimism will not let it survive the onslaught of Barca against its goal posts; Life is judged by result not noise
Yoruba, pls take a note.
am sure u must be a PHD holder.......i clearly understand your analysis and thats a good one..lets learn to understand people and tolerate them....even in igboland we know which set of clan actually do the bragging but we dont go trying to mal align them.....is all about understanding people
Culture › Re: Why Yoruba's are greater than Igbos In Nigeria And Africa by murphyibiam15(m): 1:34pm On Jan 22, 2016
uselessgoat:
free me
@op work on your self esteem and move away from inferiority complex....u are who u are and what u choose to be.....all these tribalism am sure cant take u to a greater height...just be wise and pray God to make u prosper.

u are free to abuse me if u care
Politics › Re: Metuh In Handcuffs Is Normal, Lesser Criminals Get Worse Treatment – Oshiomhole by murphyibiam15(m): 7:39am On Jan 21, 2016
Rexphobia:
Is osho baba even aware that parading suspects is wrong? Is a person not innocent until proven guilty? So NPF should continue with this barbaric act? Why parade them in the first place? So when they are found not guilty do you parade them again to the public?

We need to start acting like civilised people, this is not 1854...
there is this popular igbo adage : 'ife ojo gba afo oburuzie omenala'...which means if bad things repeat itself severally it now becomes a norm
to him handcuffing innocent people is even right in his eyes before court order
this is not about metuh but the rule of law
Celebrities › Re: Korede Bello Talks About The Headies Controversy, Dating Zahra Buhari And More by murphyibiam15(m): 6:30pm On Jan 20, 2016
nairagossip1:
Mavin star, Korede Bello, in a very interesting interview tells Ademola Olonilua about his career and style. The singer also speaks about the Headies controversy

How do you feel being a recipient of the Headies award?

It shows that God answers prayers and He proved that He was right when He said that we shall always be the head and not the tail. God’s word is beginning to manifest in my life. I feel greatly honoured because I was placed in a category that had other industry heavyweights and musicians that I revere.

It is a great privilege and accomplishment to win the Headies and it means that I am on a path to greatness like my boss, Don Jazzy.

Honestly I did not think I would win because my song, Godwin, was put against some of my favourite songs of 2015 but then again, I expected God to win in the situation. I did not plan for it and I was short of words when I was called on the stage.

I did not even get to appreciate all the people I wanted to acknowledge. It was when I got off stage that I began to remember some names I should have acknowledged. I appreciate everyone who has been and would be blessed by my songs.

You were also in the category for the contentious Next Rated category that sprang up some controversy. What is your opinion on the drama that happened over that award?

The next rated category is one that is highly rated among singers and being nominated alone is a big deal to me because past winners have done very well for themselves after the awards. However, winning does not guarantee your success or showmanship as a musician.

Firstly, I am grateful to the organisers of the award for nominating me and I I’m extremely happy.

Regarding the controversy, Reekado Banks had a good year in 2015 and he is a hard worker. He deserves everything he gets. Kiss Daniel also did very well last year; he had three hit songs last year and some of the songs are my favourite.

Lil Kesh, my brother, also had back to back hits last year. It should be a big deal for anyone who was nominated, but it is only one person that would take home the prize. It is a voting category and I guess the fans chose their favourite.

Do you think the whole rancor that sprang up as a result of that award was necessary?

Certain situations spark up spontaneous reactions. I am sure the parties involved in the controversy would be remorseful after the event because nobody wants to be associated with something negative.

It was a spur of the moment reaction because we are humans and we have blood running through our veins. We have opinions to express; it is just the way that we pass our opinion that matters.

People have a right to be angry and they have a right to express their opinion. They have a right to defend themselves, their friends, and their songs. I think everybody just wants to be better and they want what is best for their team. That is all I can say.

How come you did not tweet about the incident like some of your label mates?

I am studying Mass Communication at the Nigerian Institute of Journalism. I know better than to speak while a controversy is at its peak.

It is better to just keep quiet and let everything play out. I actually tweeted before the event where I wrote that, ‘tonight we celebrate together’, and we actually celebrated together. The best thing to do in moments like that is just to remain at the background and not react to criticism immediately.

What is your reaction to Etcetera’s negative article about your song with Asa?

I don’t think the article was objective. I read the article and Etcetera is a freelance writer who does not speak the opinion of the people. He says what he feels.

I have read some of his past articles and they are the same, he says what he thinks and feels is right and I feel everyone has a right to their opinion. Etcetera, being a musician, might feel that there are some certain elements missing in a song, but I see tweets from fans, I hear my song being played across radio stations in Africa and people tell me that they love the song and feel blessed by it.

That is all that matters to me. I am not doing music for it to be anaylsed, I am doing music for people to feel blessed and inspired to do great things. I do music for my message to impact on people’s lives and not for people to say that I did not sing a particular note properly or spell a word right.

That is not my goal. My goal is to make people happy and as long as people are being blessed by my songs, that is all that matters.

Do you think you can do a song that would be as impactful as Godwin again?

Godwin is a very powerful song but I want to assure my fans that we have recorded some very fantastic songs. We even had song that were ‘Godwin worthy’ before we recorded Godwin.

But you can’t deny the fact that there are some elements in Godwin that cuts across all demography. Everyone can relate to the song and you don’t get those kinds of songs easily. Even if you do a song that is better than it, just because some segments of people cannot relate to it, they might feel it is not like Godwin.

Godwin was divinely inspired and it was a God project and I pray God blesses my other projects too.

You tried inventing a dance step for Godwin which many people believe was a flop. Do you agree with them?

It was not a flop and to set the record straight, I did not invent the dance step. I saw a little boy do the dance step on Youtube so I incorporated the dance step.

I felt it was a funny dance step and a hilarious way to express oneself.

I also wanted people to talk because it took us a while to release the video. It was a risk that we took because people already had in their mind what they wanted the video to look like.

I needed them to talk about something and take their minds away from the fact that we released the video late. I did not invent the dance and I would love to meet the kid someday.

I found the memes on the internet hilarious and that meant that more people went to watch the video online. People actually do the dance step especially when I am performing the song. They can relate with it.

How have you been able to cope with schooling?

I know that education is priority and it takes you pass where your talent places you. Education is priority for me and I am making sure that I do my best to come out with good grades. I also want to use my life as an example and inspiration for some other people out there.

No matter what your talent is, it is never enough. You need education because the spotlight is only there for a while. It would not be on you forever, not because you are not talented enough but because someone new has to come on board. When times like that come, you fall back to your education.

What inspired your jerry curls hairdo that is fast becoming your trademark?

It has been a while that I have been keeping this jerry curls. The only difference is that now that I am more successful, the hair is curlier. I love Michael Jackson and I decided to imbibe some of his style. I also did the hair to make me different and unique.

I want to stand out from the crowd and also make people talk about me. I am sure when people hear jerry curls, the first name that comes to mind is Korede Bello.

The 80s inspired this look, during Michael Jackson’s era. A lot of people had this hairdo during that time. It is a classic and vintage look. Michael Jackson’s own was longer than mine.

You look buffed, how often do you go to the gym?


When the money comes, some physical attributes start to change. I have expansive muscles but I actually do not go to the gym. I just noticed that my body has become more buff but I think it is because of my work.

I do a lot of dance rehearsals and by so doing, my muscles get to flex up more. But I do not go to the gym. I just do the basic exercises but dancing alone is enough exercise for me.


When you started your career you were always putting on beads but it seems you have stopped…

I am an African prince and I still wear beads but not as much as I used to except I am trying to pull off a particular look. I am also a Woodin ambassador so most of the time, I wear their fabric and beads go with African fabrics.

What would you never be caught wearing?

I don’t know. I don’t think there is anything I can’t wear. If anything that people don’t like, I probably put it on so that people would talk about it.

There is nothing that my consciousness would not permit me to wear except it is socially unaccepted or it is immoral. I also don’t like to look older than my age whenever I dress, I aspire to look simple and elegant.

What is your fashion fetish?

I am not a very tall person so I like to wear outfits that make me look taller than I am. I don’t wear fez caps and snapbacks again because I have to show my jerry curl but sometimes I feel my dressing is not complete without them.

Was there ever a time in your life you prayed to be taller?

Definitely, when I was in school, there was this girl that I liked a lot but she was taller than me so I used to disturb God a lot to make me taller.

But I grew up and realised that there is more to life than being tall. I mean some of the greatest people on earth are short people and height has nothing to do with love. If someone truly loves you, your physical attributes won’t matter.

Even people that are physically challenged get married. You realise that life is about purpose. You are created the way you are for a purpose and to fulfill someone’s needs and to be a blessing to others. God did not make a mistake creating you the way you are.

What item can’t you leave home without?

That would be my watch and my ring.

What is your most expensive fashion item?

I do not know because I do not check price tags anymore but I think it would be my shoes because I like shoes and I shop for them a lot.

Are you in a relationship?

I get this question a lot on twitter and the truth is that I am single although I have a few crushes. I am very much single and available.

Is it that you haven’t found a girl you like?

It is not about finding a girl that I like but more of priority for me. I feel it is still too early for a relationship and I might get distracted because I am a romantic person and I give all I have to my relationship. Right now, I have a lot on my mind, I have music and I have school, so I am trying to balance that.

Did you ever date DJ Cuppy?

Cuppy is my friend and I love her. There was one that I was with Zahra Buhari as well and people began to speculate. They are my people and that is it.

http://www.042express.com/2016/01/korede-bello-talks-about-headies.html
yeye op he only made a statement about zahra and just imagine your
Politics › Re: Attack On The Niger Delta Freedom Fighters Is Attack On The South! by murphyibiam15(m): 9:19am On Jan 20, 2016
noblezone:
If your enemy happens to be my enemy, then we are by mutual interest, FRIENDS!
i get your assertion sha
Politics › Re: Attack On The Niger Delta Freedom Fighters Is Attack On The South! by murphyibiam15(m): 7:37am On Jan 20, 2016
noblezone:
Hahahaha.
Wetin dey vex you bro?

I an from the heart bit of the South East.
the rate at which this ndi-mba-mmiri people de take relate south east is now becoming stale....they choose to align with us wen the going is getting tough for them and dissociate wen is not

tell me who treats a traitor with kid-glove?
Politics › Re: Attack On The Niger Delta Freedom Fighters Is Attack On The South! by murphyibiam15(m): 11:28pm On Jan 19, 2016
onyfrank:
hahhahaha. Ask him if Yoruba follow follow for the south
them de claim clever by half....
Politics › Imo And Ebonyi Seem Not Interested In Biafra by murphyibiam15(op): 11:26pm On Jan 19, 2016
Has anybody been observing with keen interest that Imo and Ebonyi states tend not to he a ground for all these their biafra wahala....i think these two states tend to be the most tolerable states in south-east.
share your views
Politics › Re: Attack On The Niger Delta Freedom Fighters Is Attack On The South! by murphyibiam15(m): 11:12pm On Jan 19, 2016
noblezone:
1. "Attack on Boko Haram is attack on the North"

who said that, to whom and on what occasion?


Derivatively speaking, any attack on the ND freedom Fighters is attack against the South.



2. "The president has declared war on the North"

who said that, to whom and on what occasion?

Derivatively speaking, the current President has declared war against the South.


3. "Boko Haram is fighting a just course"

who said that, to who and on what occasion?

Derivatively speaking, Niger Delta Freedom Fighters are blowing up pipelines on a just course.

4. "If any Southerner will become President. the North will make Nigeria ungovernable for him"

Who said that, to who and what occasion?

Derivatively speaking, now that a Northerner has taken over power, it is just for the South to make Nigeria ungovernable.


All of the above statements were not condemned by northerners.

Derivatively speaking, any Southerner that oppose this thread should see a shrink.

This is the "beauty" of Nigeria.
Nobody should blame me here, I am just trying all I can to be a Nigerian indeed. If you wanna be a Nigerian, then think like a Nigeria.

Finally,. Buhari is the sponsor of all the current killings in the South. After all Jonathan "sponsored all the killings in North"

Now, what do I deserve? Curses, e-stones, fatwa or a life ban?


Hahahahahahahahaha. any one is okay folks.
It's all fine and fun.

Cheers to you all.
na lie.....attack on the south south is an attack on ijaws and their brothers
leave south east out of it.....only wen una need succour una go remember south east
thunder fire una left yansh
Romance › Re: Guys: Cn't You Keep Just One Girlfriend? by murphyibiam15(m): 11:05am On Jan 18, 2016
Jayjay0:
Thank you ladyF..may your pvssy never go dry cool
cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy
Romance › Re: Guys: Cn't You Keep Just One Girlfriend? by murphyibiam15(m): 11:03am On Jan 18, 2016
nerdfrost:
Delectablegyal I can if u'll agree to date me!
didnt know u were gay....that gal u quoted is a she-male...thats if u understand
Politics › Re: Lagos In Darkness As Militants Damage Escravos Gas Plant by murphyibiam15(m): 11:07am On Jan 17, 2016
coolitempa:
Your darkened mind yet be enlightened when the true extent of your hypocrisy hits you bang in the face...a semi-educated piece of trash like you....where did I or anyone associated with me support bokoharamhuh.....we accused Jonathan of not doing enough and this has been proven not only by his actions in the last six weeks prior to the elections but also by dasuki gate.....now get lost you frustrated cursed hateful animal... cheesy
the gal ur quoting has by far many more likes than u not minding 90% of nairalanders are yorubas..dont u think she's making more sense than u


oya insult me....thats your trademark
Politics › Re: Militants Bomb Oil Installations In Warri, Delta by murphyibiam15(m): 10:50am On Jan 17, 2016
vickylala239:
I want to Also let you know that dasuki n kanu are full aware of the reason for rearreast...

If their lawyers too..if not their lawyers culd have file case against federal government.. but they can't Cuz they knw that the federal government has done what it takes to rearreast...

Ask yourself Why the family of dasuki n kanu not making noise of the case,they are fully aware...

Is Jst us here who have not benefitted from dasuki or kanu,or even know him in person..runnning propaganda messages...

I wonder Wat some of us will gain..if the family of dasuki, n d family of kanu or those who benefitted from all d scam don't mke noise...who are you to Evn spread propaganda message.


Is Jst Lik Ppl or PDP saying amechi is corrupt, we all know he is corrupt..Why then can PDP n sum narialander who mke noise here petition efcc against amechi n see whether action will not be taken by efcc....


You say the person is corrupt then take him to court...if you feel the government is bias show the world who to took to court with your evidence and the case was thrown away...

To me I love this government I wnt PDP to get angry n Also fight corruption, let them petition all corrupt Ppl the know..so that we will all Hv corrupt Ppl in jail...Bt Wat they do is looking for a way to let dem b,Evn with Wat they stole..
dear that's the difference b/w American citizens and Nigerians....from what u just wrote i must be a member or associate of dasuki/kanu before i air my view...we are in a democracy and the government belongs to all of us....if it fails today we all will suffer it..mind u i didnt bring pdp or apc into this as am not interested in all these their party wahala but the protection of our democracy

ask yourself why the justice who was presiding over kanu's case had to resign from it and asked for reassignment of the case...the ans is simple.....is due to non-compliance with court orders by the executive arm of government.
shalom!
Politics › Re: Why Tompolo Should Not Obey The Court Order. by murphyibiam15(m): 5:34pm On Jan 16, 2016
i concur....hw can buhari disobey Court order and expect tompolo to obey it? buhari is just a mere mortal than anyother person just like yar'adua
Romance › Re: Ladies Never Marry Men With These 3 Issues!! by murphyibiam15(m): 5:19pm On Jan 16, 2016
sonofananimal:
there is this proverb:

if you are a Shiite! you will always see Shiite around you

you people will be coming here and be shouting God fearing man, pray you find God fearing man blablablab!

are you that God fearing YOURSELF undecided


are you that person who will reflect the God fearing factor in you!

you just don't sit ya ass and pray you see God fearing man undecided be the God fearing WOMAN yourself and see if the God fearing man won't CHASE AFTER you!

I just keep looking at you people after you must have CHASE the God fearing people out of ya life!
abeg tell her again make she learn
Romance › Re: Ladies Never Marry Men With These 3 Issues!! by murphyibiam15(m): 4:52pm On Jan 16, 2016
malton:
This one na real olosho!
check the gals location...na 'brothel'
Politics › Re: Militants Bomb Oil Installations In Warri, Delta by murphyibiam15(m): 2:16pm On Jan 16, 2016
LordAdam:
Glad you see my point. When we said PMB should follow the rule of law, they said they rather he be a tyrant.

Now Tompolo has also decided to be above the law, and the same blood-thirsty people want to start a war in the relatively peaceful ND.

To me, Nigerians are now more involved than ever in the governance of this country (especially at the federal level). If PMB follows the rule of law, these looters and criminals will still be brought to book, or there will be a backlash from the public. For example, look at the stiff bail conditions from the Judiciary? And the judges had made it clear that the bail does not mean that they have been acquitted. Which means, they will still be tried when all the evidence have been compiled.

So it is very surprising why PMB does not want to honor the decisions by the courts?

So far, he has not given a compelling reason. This is worrying. I hope PMB does not intend to contest again in 2019. Because he cannot count on Nigerians to use democracy to give him power again and then insult us to our faces by flouting the constitution and the rule of law that oversees the process.

I want PMB to succeed, but I cannot bring myself to accept his methods.

Whatever is worth doing, is worth doing well/right.

All the best mate!

-Lord
thanks once again.....there is nothing that is as good as following the rule of law..
we are purely in a democratic setting and we should actually be more concern about protecting this democracy
Politics › Re: Militants Bomb Oil Installations In Warri, Delta by murphyibiam15(m): 2:10pm On Jan 16, 2016
vickylala239:
Bros you are wrong in some aspect....

I once had encounter with one of those militant enjoying the welfare you claim....

The guy said that Wat they pay them is too small compared to what they usually get...according to him he said is 60k Abi 65k(this is Wat u call bumba welfare).

I ask him is 65k not better than endangering you life in the forest and you culd easily be killed...he laf @ me and said he is Evn more safe than me who does nothing.

He said even if they are arrested, that before you know the will be release back....meaning they have strong ppl in government.. ...

He Also said that while There money was never their prblm,that he culd see millions in a week.....

He said that even though they call them militant that they are well taken care of....

As he continue talking he said he is even regretting Eva letting down his arms,that initially he was not expecting 65k a month.

I was Jst looking @ this man...in my mind you are not doing anything,you didn't go to school yet u are paid for nothing....yet you are piss......

For him to call 65k for doing nothing I believe they were seeing millions....

The said he was actually from south ijaw......

That was ma 1st time of seeing such Ppl and even talking to himm......

I want to Also ask you!! You said this government has a poor record of respecting judiciary.. how do you mean?
make i help the guy answer ur question
the court ordered an unconditional release of kanu and the bail of dasuki but the president disobeyed it by using DSS to rearrest them...get it now?
Politics › Re: Militants Bomb Oil Installations In Warri, Delta by murphyibiam15(m): 1:54pm On Jan 16, 2016
LordAdam:
Yesterday, Tompolo distanced himself from the attacks.

Tompolo is in a quagmire. First, the success of the ND freedom fight was because there were a lot of groups with shared objectives fighting concurrently in different sections of the SS. Now, it is just Tompolo, and, if he was fighting, his reason for fighting would be for himself and not the region, which means he would not enjoy the wide support from the majority of militants.

Two, most of the militants are already enjoying a massive welfare package and will be less likely to return to the creeks because of one commander's selfish interests.

But with that said, we should all remember that Tompolo has been receiving at least N1b from the government every month in personal welfare packages and defense contracts since Amnesty started in 2009. That is aside the obvious bunkering he has been involved in as a side gig.

Also, remember how he bought a war ship sometime ago? The fact is that at the moment, Tompolo has the money, the means, and the connections to prosecute a war on the Nigerian state without even been in the country. With the supply glut, low oil prices, and an army that is reeling from a challenging BH war, Nigeria will not be as ready to fight this renewed conflict as they were earlier under Yaradua.

But then again, Tompolo can't just submit himself to the authorities. The authorities have a poor record of respecting the judiciary. That is the quagmire. Once again, thousands will likely die because of the interests and actions of a few.

-Lord
guy i have been reading most of your posts and i like your basic line of thinking..the emboldened is especially true,how can one submit himself to a court in which the president himself disobeys..the president cant disobey court orders and would want others to obey same...is unnatural
Christianity Etc › Re: Fr Mbaka Transferred From His Parish In Enugu & Left Without A Parish - IgbereTv by murphyibiam15(m): 10:47am On Jan 16, 2016
ultraGM:
In all thing GIVE PRAISE TO GOD

Thank God a new Pentecostal Catholic is about to be birth,

God shall Proper them on arrival and they will lift the banner of revival in our Christianity
why do some of u guys like division....so u had wish the fiery catholic priest was a Pentecostal pastor bc u know for show u guys dont have true men of God..
kpele...the gate of hell shall never prevail against the church let alone of ordinary mortal like u

go and pray God to forgive u
Christianity Etc › Re: Fr Mbaka Transferred From His Parish In Enugu & Left Without A Parish - IgbereTv by murphyibiam15(m): 10:41am On Jan 16, 2016
bettercreature:
The man should buy land to start his own church jare
a law breaker spotted...that is hw u ppl go about disobeying...obedience is better than sacrifice
Christianity Etc › Re: Fr Mbaka Transferred From His Parish In Enugu & Left Without A Parish - IgbereTv by murphyibiam15(m): 10:35am On Jan 16, 2016
wadetaw202:
You are very funny sha.

You think the catholic church and the catholic priesthood are like your profit oriented Church and your money-loving pastors? We are not that cheap in the Catholic Church. If pastors in your church are fond of disobeying authorities and breaking away to form their churches, it doesn't happen like that in the catholic church. Our priests are trained to be disciplined and obedient to authorities. Catholic priests are not cheap like your pastors, even if the priest is dripping with anointing.

Do you know how long they spend in the seminary? NINE GOOD YEARS, and not 3 months like your cheap pastors. Do you know who footed the bills to train them for those 9 years? The bishops and the church.
if i had 1000 likes i would have given u.....those Pentecostals think is all about money and fame..they catholic priests are simply not like money-loving and disobedient pastors who slip out of their calling to make money.

nice response dear!
NYSC › Re: Bill Seeking Increment In Corpers Allowance Passed By House Of Reps by murphyibiam15(m): 5:38pm On Jan 15, 2016
armadeo:
He should ask. The gov't is already running on massive deficit how are they going to fund it?


IMO they should review the amount used to kit corpses as its huge per corper. We never ever ask how much is each corpers kit?

You would be shocked at the answer. After all someone is running that contract.

I am sure that crap we put on was like 50k per corper. They can reduce it to fend to the payment of alawee
lolz....i get u..i just hope it works out

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