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This is a very nice topic. Quite enlightening I must say. At least, I learnt a thing or 2 from this thread.

Lols.

Well, he stated specifically that he wasn't interested in delving into corrupt practices, and all the negativity surrounding politics.

In my own opinion, I don't think he has done anything "substantial" to show he has a "heart for his people" , Just saying, anyway.

Don't I just love nairaland

Hmmm. What an enlightening thread

odiaero:
I can see why this thread is not tribal bashing of Yorubas or the Ibos, both party are guilty, hence they tend to dodge this thread

very well said.

Wow, Lindabon,

Now, That was classic!!!

Very well said

@OP, its your worries that's killing you.

Take a chill pill.

^^loool. I literally laughed out loud at your comment.

Personally, I don't take guys with pierced ears seriously at all.

TĦey come across as recalcitrant.

why exactly are people always beefed up about another person's tribe?

Fancy comparing a war that lasted 30 months to one which couldn't make a complete 8 months.

I'm not one to go back and forth exchanging words with people suffering from inferiority complex, calling others cowards, when tĦey themselves are products and descendants of the real cowards.

Tribe bashing is not my thing, but I had to comment on this, because iτ̅ seems that some people can't help iτ̅ , because no matter what tĦey do, tĦey can't take away the shine of a great tribe.

And yes!! Revel in your ignorance in comparing a man loved by his people to a man who at the news of his death, celebrations were made in the entire country.
*Wallow in ur stupidity in comparing someone who bravely fought a war with no weapons, with one who had a stock pile of sophisticated artillery
*welter in your deranged state in comparing a man who stood strongly for what he believed in and was ready to salvage his people from blood thirsty and jealous tribes with someone who single handedly killed and oppressed his own people, and later on ended in a hole.

Smh @ the level of folly on here.

I have no time to come back to reiterate my words to all the butt head goons that can't help but kill themselves with bitterness, because tĦey can't bear to see the same people who tĦey tried to oppress, coming out strong at the end.

Hate the igbos or love them, Either way, u are thinking about them.

*HATE THE IGBOS - U CAN
*HURT THE IGBOS - U CAN'T
*BE THE IGBOS - THEY WANT TO
*TRY THE IGBOS - WE DARE THEM
*ENVY THE IGBOS - THEY SHOULD
*FIGHT THE IGBOS - HOW WE WISH THE COWARDS WOULD

You can kill ur silly tribal selves over ndigbo, fact is, tĦey don't give a rat's ass, which is the reason why I won't come back to reply the deranged inferior things on here.

Ndigbo kwenu!!!

hm!! baddddddddest guy.

Jummy4real:
My Dear Nairalanders,. as we all know that Brazilian 100% Human Hair is very expensive and we need to take good care of it, please I'll like to know how to take care of it as in the hair cream to use for it because I learnt serum is good for less quality hair to make it shine. Also, I'll like to know the best comb/brush to also use. I don't mind if there's any other tips you can give me.

Hope to hear from you. Thanks

I don't know about serum being for less quality hair, as I use serum on my natural hair as well.

I was going to recommend serum(the original one), as your brazillian hair is human hair, and considering that serum is good for human hair.

@ OP, please try not to use all these text languages like "4ne", it can be a bit funny.

Back to your question, your age put her off.

The story has not been confirmed!!!

Lol.

I feel your pain.

@OP, my only advice for you is to take a break from all this. Leave the scene for a while. Let your boyfriend come looking for you.

From what you have said, you have tried so hard to salvage your image, but iτ̅ seems to be meeting a strong resistance. So, just relax, things will straighten themselves out.

Like someone said, occupy your mind with other things. Be happy, go out, give yourself a treat, and I'm sure you'll be very fine.

I wish U̶̲̥̅̊ all the best.

^^ boko haram has no case. TĦey are just a bunch of cowardly dim*wits. You should name another group.

This makes a whole lot of sense.

Nice one!

For the people advocating war, I hope you have found a way of protecting yourselves and your families? I hope you have underground hide-outs in place? I hope you have some weapons of war too? I hope you have enough food stashed away to last you and your loved ones indefinitely? I also sincerely hope you have a way of protecting your investments and assets?

If you havent answered in the affirmative, then I'm sorry to tell you that U̶̲̥̅̊ are no where near prepared.

^^ loool. So my U̶̲̥̅̊ is now causing wahala here? By the way, pls have some respect for my U̶̲̥̅̊.
Lmao.

^^ thank U̶̲̥̅̊ very much. I was actually going to quote that and ask the question U̶̲̥̅̊ just did, unfortunately I am unable to quote with my phone.

I saw that as a big joke.

Boko Haram has killed a lot of innocent Nigerians. How many innocent civilians did the millitants kill?

Iτ̅ never ceases to amaze ♍e how people can relax and applaud the activities of boko haram. And I'll keep asking: "what is boko haram fighting for"??

Please let's try to be objective in somsensitive matters such as this. What pisses ♍e off the most is that tĦey are here talking about heads that would roll, and no law enforcement agency can do anything about all these threats to innocent lives on both sides of the war mongers.

Well, my only advice to the southerners living in the North is to brace themselves and leave that vicinity, till there is relative peace there. These "Boko harass" are blood thirsty animals, who don't mind ending their own lives, since their lives are worthless and of no value to them.

This could well be the beginning of something sinister in this country. Smh.

^^^ loool .

I'm typing with my phone, and the buttons are too tiny. Sorry for the typos.

Everyone keeps talking about taking a stand against certain things wε see in Nigeria, things thayt the masses are not comfortable with. Problem is that ut always ends where iτ̅ starts. No mouise to bell the cat.

I have always said that the first step in making our voices heard is to come together with one voice. People should know exactly what tĦey are fighting for, and should be ready to take a stand for it. There should be a common goal for which wε are fighting. Some cannot be fighting against bad government, while some on the other hand are into religious fights, and yet, another faction into tribal fights.

For any voice to be heard, Nigerian youths ought to come together and agree to what the problem really is and fight for iτ̅ .

Just as redsun pointed out, the arabs were/are fighting for democracy. What are wε Nigerians ready to stand up against?

soo, soo nice. Me likey!!

@OP, first and foremost, I think you are being a little too harsh on some people. You need to ease up a little.


So, my answer to your question is yes!! There are people out there who know what love is.

Too much long stories In tĦis thread.

@OP, Iτ̲̅'s rather appalling when men expect to take the back seat, and then expect the woman to do everything.

Everything should have a balance!! Who says a man sĦouldn't be In the kitchen helping his wife if Ħε̲̣̣̣̥ can? Must iτ̅ always have to be the woman doing everything, while the man relaxes, watching tv?

I have come to notice tĦat men who are more likely to have tĦis character are the ones who are always quick to jump to "21st century girls tĦis, contemporary girls tĦat".

However, there still exists such girls. You can find them In practically every rural area/village.

Fact is: you can't have iτ̅ all. A man looking to get a perfect or "homely" woman should also be ready to be perfect and loving.

@ OP, Kokoye has said iτ̅ all.

And yes, U̶̲̥̅̊ did not get a bouncer to keep ladies off, so I am here

^^^ kpele o.

Aare, Sorry sir!! No vex