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Politics › Re: Why Are Some Christains Enjoying It Anytime People Are Killed In The North? by nanidee(f): 8:32pm On Jan 22, 2012

@ dem-people. . . catch kiss

Politics › Re: Join Nigeria Revolutional rally. by nanidee(f): 7:54pm On Jan 22, 2012

Naijarebels:
Any well i was just joking. But it seems nobody is interest. Plz mod delete this topic. Everything is disorganize

muyoto:
^^^you never start you don dey fear, HAHAHAHAHA!!!

Naijarebels:
O boy nor be small thing. Them done change am now now. Anyway i nor fit fear for internet. But the truth is na joke i de.

lmao, hehehehehehe grin

Politics › Re: You Lazy (intelectul) African Scum! by nanidee(f): 12:51am On Jan 22, 2012

Way too long sad

Politics › Re: Ugonna Alison-madueke Says Internet Photos Mischievous by nanidee(f): 5:45am On Jan 21, 2012

Obviously, the poster is the 'Ugonna' guy.

Cant u guys see that?

Politics › Re: » Fuel Subsidy: I Won’t Step Down – Alison-madueke | Vanguard Mobile by nanidee(f): 7:41pm On Jan 19, 2012

Point of correction, people, Public officers dont step down in Nigeria, even when it is evident that they are incompetent. Stepping down is not in any public officer's dictionary, let alone a 'pretty niger-delta' woman.
Una go wait tire. She knows shes got a very strong backing, thats why she can make claims like she wants.

Romance › Re: Ladies Do You Read Your Facebook Messages At All? by nanidee(f): 5:00am On Jan 19, 2012

ThiefOfHearts:
Are you gay?

same question came to mind

Fashion/Clothing Market › Re: by nanidee(f): 3:25am On Jan 18, 2012

chaircover:
Ha Just saw this.

I dont use her anymore. She messed up 2 out fo 5 dresses (although Ive been told most tailors do this) & thank God it was only cheap ankara

but I rather not put my name to this nonsense so I am sorry I cant recommend her.

But if you want cheap tailors take a ride to badagry. There are heaps of them.

Hi dear,

its me again, your very good customer grin

oya abeg, i need a really good tailor. Did u finally get a good one?

Politics › Re: If The Deltans Support Subsidy Removal, Who Are You To Talk? by nanidee(f): 5:41am On Jan 16, 2012

[quote author=Negro_Ntns link=topic=846938.msg9974034#msg9974034 date=1326687760]. . . .oh, let me give you a new version of that spin, here it is: #65 or Gej bow out of Govt. cheesy

Ibadan was the mecca of West Africa back when pygmies in East were still wearing leaves to cover g e n itals, . . and guess what, it had no oil! You have oil and you are still behind Ibadan's urban development. . . . .no one is attracted to your region, even your own citizens detach and abandon home to go live in Ibadan, the city without oil. Ibadan brought TV to Nigeria, Ibadan brought radio to Nigeria, Ibadan, with its cocoa earnings, fed Nigeria. Ibadan never whined and it never complained. . . it did it with grace. It is time for Ibadan to be taken care of. . . .and your oil money will do that, at #65. . . otherwise, Ibadan will kick Gej out. cool

. . . because Ibadan is the political nerve center for the entire country. It doesn't have to belong to us. . . we delegate ownership of it from the distance. When Ibadan delegated authority and dispatched to Lagos to do everything possible and in its power to make sure Gej succeed Yar'adua. . . .did it not happen? If Ibadan again delegate power and dispatch authority to have Gej succeeded by someone else, it shall also happen. Ibadan is your kingmaker. . . you better bow before we bring in a succession to your downcreek hero in Aso. B L O O D Y FO O L !!! cool

[/quote]loool cheesy

BlackPikiN:
I believe you are on crack.
You are nothing but a confirmed id0it.
I mean a certified f00l.

Politics › Re: Jonathan Cancels His Speech On The Fuel Crises by nanidee(op): 5:08am On Jan 16, 2012

hehehe, ~~i reserve my comments~~ I comment my reserve grin

Politics › Jonathan Cancels His Speech On The Fuel Crises by nanidee(op): 5:07am On Jan 16, 2012

There was confusion at the Aso Villa on Sunday as President Goodluck Jonathan failed to address the nation on the fuel subsidy crisis, despite earlier indications that he would do so.

All over the country, Nigerians who had heard reports that the President would address the nation after holding a series of meetings with stakeholders went to bed in disappointment when it became clear that the speech would not be aired.

For the greater part of the evening, Channels Television had run a news bar saying, “President Goodluck Jonathan is expected to address the nation on nationwide strike”.

However, none of President Jonathan’s aides was available to explain the sudden cancellation to State House correspondents.

The correspondents, who had earlier covered the meetings held in the Villa on Sunday to resolve the crisis, were still waiting for the speech to be made as at the time this paper went to bed in the wee hours of today.

Earlier in the day the President had held meetings on the crisis with two groups. The President met with some governors and the principal officers of the National Assembly. He also held a meeting with senior officials of the Nigeria Labour Congress and the Trade Union Congress.

Efforts made by our correspondents to get officials of the organised Labour to speak on the decisions reached proved abortive as they insisted that the President would have to address the nation before they could speak.

At the end of the President’s meeting with the governors, which lasted for three hours, Governor Gabriel Suswam of Benue State told State House correspondents that none of them would speak with the press. He, however, promised that the President would himself make the decisions reached public.

The President of the Senate, David Mark, also told journalists that the issue had been resolved.

He said the decision to be conveyed by the President to Nigerians would end the impasse.

Other participants at the meeting were Speaker, House of Representatives, Mr. Aminu Tambuwal; Deputy President of the Senate, Ike Ekweremadu; Deputy Speaker, House of Representatives, Mr. Emeka Ihediora; Senate Leader, Mr. Victor Ndoma-Egba.

The governors in attendance included those of Akwa Ibom, Benue, Ondo, Delta, Rivers, Anambra, Enugu, Imo, Lagos, Niger, Nasarawa, Kaduna and Taraba.

Others were those of Ogun, Osun, Oyo, Ekiti, Plateau, Ebonyin, Sokoto, Kogi, Cross River, Katsina, Jigawa and Bauchi.

Minister of Finance, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala; Minister of Petroleum Resources, Mrs. Diezani Alison-Madueke; Minister of Labour, Mr. Emeka Wogu; Minister of Information, Mr. Labaran Maku; and Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Senator Anyim Pius Anyim, were also in attendance.

Before the arrival of the President, Okonjo-Iweala was seen discussing in hushed tones with some governors one-on-one. At a point, she excused Governor Rotimi Amaechi who was discussing with seven other governors.

She and Amaechi who is the Chairman of the Nigerian Governors’ Forum then retired into a corner in the Council Chambers where they chatted briefly.

At the end of the meeting, the six governors of the Action Congress of Nigeria also met briefly outside the venue.

At the end of their discussion, Governor Kayode Fayemi of Ekiti told journalists that the President would brief the nation on the decision reached.

Babatunde Fashola of Lagos State said in arriving at the decision to be broadcast by the President, peace, stability and sustenance of democracy were paramount.

Earlier, the President had also met with the security chiefs. Although none of the chiefs spoke with State House correspondents after the meeting, a source said issues relating to the lingering strike and protests took a centre stage at the meeting. The security chiefs were said to have reviewed the security agents’ handling of the last week’s strike and strategised for this week.

http://dailypost.com.ng/2012/01/16/confusion-as-jonathan-cancels-fuel-crisis-speech/?utm_source=&utm_medium=twitter&utm_campaign=confusion-as-jonathan-cancels-fuel-crisis-speech

Politics › Re: President To Address The Nation @7:00am by nanidee(f): 1:48am On Jan 16, 2012

hmm. . .~~i reserve my comments~~ i comment my reserve lipsrsealed

Politics › Re: Nigerian Muslims Visit Churches In Kano Today In Show Of Solidarity! by nanidee(f): 4:29pm On Jan 15, 2012

ocelot2006:
OK, I've had it! What the hell is wrong with some of you idiots here that claim to be Christians?! Rather than commend the initiative of our Muslim brothers, you're here spewing rubbish on this thread! A major part of the Muslim community, if not the entire community, have been very vocal in condemning the actions against Christians, yet it's still not enough for you idiots. with the way you people things, you are no better than the Muslim fanatics that kill the innocent. GROW UP, YOU DOUCHE BAGS!

To my Muslim brothers and sisters, thank you for coming up with such a wonderful initiative. With moves like this, there's definitely hope for Nigeria. Kudos.

Mumu. . . dont let me take you on those insults up there. You are probably thinking through your arse.

Look what your fellow muslim brother has written below here. Otondo like you, feigning smartness.

ismhab:
it is totally haram/forbidden for a good muslim to enter into church, i hope they are aware.

Politics › Re: Nigerian Muslims Visit Churches In Kano Today In Show Of Solidarity! by nanidee(f): 3:56pm On Jan 15, 2012

What is so good about the move huh

Why should they even be allowed into the church? smh angry

Whatever they had to say could have as well waited till the end of the service, where they ought to have met with the Christians 'oustide', and not coming in to disrupt the service. What is all that crap they are acting out?

How many Christians would be allowed into a mosque huh

(when they believe every other person is an infidel) Pffff!!

Oh puh-lease, let them gather their extremist leaders and come together to condem the attacks on innocent Christians, not all this charade being put up.

Politics › Re: Jonathan's Militants Surround Oil Platforms In Delta& Rivers States by nanidee(f): 3:47pm On Jan 15, 2012

toba:
I feel sorry for my country.

are militants security agents?

Does their occupation of the oil well with weapons not point to the fact that Nigeria is a lawless country?

Those occupying ojota are not carrying weapons. If they carry weapons, they'll be said to be committing treasonable offense.

Now some animals are said to be carrying weapons yet no security agents can go after them.[/b]No wonder the same goatluck said he cant arrest cabals or deal with corrupt customs officials

[b]THE BEST RePLY SO FAR

Sports › Re: Why Arent Nigerian men Interested In Golf? by nanidee(f): 2:10pm On Jan 15, 2012

diluminati:
Thats a boring game. nigerian men like ngati Yoruba sports, gra gra sports.

Lolz. . . i feel u on the bolded

@ OP, the answer to your question is because most of them have pot bellies, and their bellies would block their view from the ball. tongue

Politics › Re: David-west Cautions Ijaw Over Fuel Subsidy Crisis by nanidee(f): 4:03pm On Jan 14, 2012

The man has spoken well.

I noticed some people have actually turned the issue around to become an issue of tribalism.

And like the former minister noted, GEJ did not win the elections only because the ijaw people voted for him. The ijaws should bear that in mind.

The fight is against corruption and bad governance, and not about tribe, because thats where most people get iτ̅ wrong.

Politics › Re: Protestor 'shoot Me Let Me Die' by nanidee(f): 1:11pm On Jan 14, 2012

i doubt the police can hear him. He is too far away. grin

Politics › Re: Nass To Cut 2012 Budget, Cuts 60% Of Emoluments – Lawmaker by nanidee(f): 12:42pm On Jan 14, 2012

Evil Brain:
I'm sick and tired of these clowns insulting our intelligenxe with their lies. The fact is that there can be no rel progress as long as the thieves are in charge.

We need to over throwthis government and start afresh. Jonathan, Sambo and their entire cabinet have to go. The entire Senate and House of Reps have to go. We need a totally new government with a new constitutuon with more checks and balances to prevent thisnonswnse from happening again.

i have to agree with you on this, although i totally HATE[color=#990000][/color] your username.

Politics › Re: Nigerian President’s Luck Runs Out On Fuel Gamble -Financial Times by nanidee(f): 12:33pm On Jan 14, 2012

doofanc:
No doubt both corruption and fuel subsidy would bring the country to its knees, and both have to go.

Regrettably, the govt seems committed to the subsidy removal only, which is what Nigerians find unacceptable.

Moreover, and this is where i believe most of our fears lie, if the corruption issue is not tackled, it could make nonsense of the funds that will be saved from the subsidy removal.

Politics › Re: NLC names spot after victim of Ilorin protest by nanidee(f): 12:21pm On Jan 14, 2012

[quote author=Ch@nges link=topic=844230.msg9960794#msg9960794 date=1326523901]wow!! A Lady huh

NO COMMENTS! Dnt worry babe__i'll jst b watching yhu[/quote]This is from me to you kiss

^^and thats because you didnt come back to insult in the usual nairaland manner. wink

Politics › Re: NLC names spot after victim of Ilorin protest by nanidee(f): 7:54pm On Jan 13, 2012

[quote author=Ch@nges link=topic=844230.msg9956843#msg9956843 date=1326468250]Good! Very good!! Pls other protesters shld follow his steps so as to secure a name for the streets and roundabouts__ grin

[/quote]We can laugh and joke, but at the same time, afford to be respectful and conscientious. Sometimes, the lines are thin, and we should be conscious of not crossing them.

Essentially, there are thin lines between being funny and being a buffoon, being quick-witted and being offensive. As grown ups, we ought to know what lines to cross and the ones not to cross.

You ,my dear, are being either silly, uncultured or totally demented to speak of the dead in that manner. You should focus on other areas in your lame jokes, and not direct them at the dead!!!

Politics › Re: First Lady Takes Off To Europe by nanidee(f): 11:52am On Jan 13, 2012

What about the millions allocated to aso-rock for health care huh

Still not good enough? **smh**

Politics › Re: Occupy Nigeria: Updates From Across The Nation by nanidee(f): 3:14am On Jan 13, 2012

oooh, this pictures. grin

Dont i just love the nigerian people?

Always looking for the best and funny side of situations (once in a while though cool

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Romance › Re: Getting Married In A Couple Of Weeks, And Discovered Hubby Is A Fraud! by nanidee(f): 12:59am On Jan 12, 2012

LISTEN/READ:
1) There is another woman in the picture, and he is trying to prove a point to her.

2) Ħe's been doing nasty things at ur back.

3) Show the email to your family members, and maybe his own family members. Iτ̅ seems he wants to use the mail somehow, someway, someday.

4) Confront him about the email, and make sure a member of his family and your family are present.

5) Watch your back with him, if u still decide to go ahead with the marriage (because iτ̅ looks like u are scared of letting go)

Politics › Re: Nupeng Threatens To Shut Oil Production Amid Strike by nanidee(f): 7:13pm On Jan 11, 2012

Nupeng should get on with iτ̅ already. I don't understand why tĦey didn't join all this while.

Politics › Re: Occupy Nigeria: Updates From Across The Nation by nanidee(f): 2:06pm On Jan 09, 2012

Personally, i dont trust northerners with this protest undecided

Politics › Re: Finance Minister On Channels TV Yarning by nanidee(f): 1:20pm On Jan 09, 2012

Oh my God, this picture just made me shed tears. This is so disheartening. cry

Politics › Re: Un Disowns Official Over Comment On Subsidy Removal by nanidee(f): 5:45am On Jan 09, 2012

LMAO. This is getting more and more interesting as the days go back. grin

Politics › Re: Plot To Assassinate The President! by nanidee(f): 5:09am On Jan 09, 2012

CyberG:
LOL. . .who cares if his brains is splashed on the road with AK-47 + RPG? Pffffttt! So sad, my SS produced the dumbest Bottom brain in the history of the world! Hahahaha. . .nothing will happen if this fool is deleted now! Better he be sacrificed to amadioha and we can have peace than 500+ already killed in 2011 by bombs and shooting and 4 or so already killed by his inept police force enforcing the subsidy!

T9ksy:
Lol. . . . .why waste precious fund on that mo.ron?

Am sure, nigerians with our home-grown ingenuity, we should be able to fathom out a more cheaper means of disposing off, that man with no shoe and evidently no brain cells, either.

Maybe the "abacha treatment" but minus the ashewos (cost management is crucial here), even though we know that, the man, like most nigga men, likes pun.ani too much. But then with a wife called "patience", which red-blooded nigerian man wouldn't?

OMG!! This is really extreme. So much hate. Are you guys really for real?

The fact that you feel so much anger and bitterness towards him does not make him any less a human being, and your President too. I think your write ups are so innappropriate.

I personally dont like some of the ways in which he has handled certain issues in the country, and i am sure a good number of people dont as well, but spilling out the above is going overboard.

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Celebrities › Re: ,,,,, by nanidee(f): 3:30am On Jan 09, 2012

nanidee:
What does this have to do with the current situation in Nigeria
And why is this on the front page, when other intellectual issues are not even on the front page

A̶̲̥̅beg, pls let us learn to set our priorities right. No one is telling you guys not to rejoice with them, but I doubt tĦey will log on to nairaland to see the congratulatory messages.

Hotie Tima:
well that isn't very nice

just cause this is a Nigerian site don't mean only Nigerians run it now do they

that's like a white person asking u
how did u get facebook?
do u even know wat's facebook? i am pretty u will get angry if they ask u just a question u will be thinking to your self that they aren't the only human out there with facebook just coz a white come up with the idea of facebook. so pls be nice huh

Core blimey!!!

WTF does my comment have to do with what you've just poured on here? huh

, and whats so 'un-nice' about my comment? I am a little bit lost as to what you are geting at.

Whether you accept it or not, Beyonce and Jay-z would NOT log on to nairaland to view congratulatory messages. What in the world does this have to do with a white coming up with facebook? undecided

.

These things arent so complicated, ease up a little. wink

Celebrities › Re: ,,,,, by nanidee(f): 1:31pm On Jan 08, 2012

What does this have to do with the current situation in Nigeria huh

And why is this on the front page, when other intellectual issues are not even on the front page huh

A̶̲̥̅beg, pls let us learn to set our priorities right. No one is telling you guys not to rejoice with them, but I doubt tĦey will log on to nairaland to see the congratulatory messages. tongue

Politics › Re: Why Strike Must Go On Tomorrow, By NLC by nanidee(f): 2:49am On Jan 08, 2012

I really don't understand why the government was in such a hurry to effect this subsidy removal without adequate preparations. I still don't get iτ̅ !

Fancy cutting huge salaries by 25% only. I am sure if tĦey had done this earlier (and I am advocating an 85% cut) as well as made efforts to cushion the immediate effects of the subsidy, I'm sure there would have been some sort of understanding.

How do you explain to the masses, the benefits and all, when tĦey watch the theives looting away, and then tĦey are made to suffer for iτ̅.

I see this protest having ripple effect on so many other things.

Its high time the voice of the people got heard. NLC and TUC had better not go the way of Oshiomhole by going behind and collecting some bribe b4 calling off the strike and leaving nigerians to suffer.

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