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Why now? ![]() Pesin no even fit say whether na Akala and im jeun jeun mentality we still dey discourse here abi na tpia and her 'eegun ori' (strong-head) ![]() tpia alone don cancel about 2 pages! ![]() Make i no talk wetin i get 4 my mind sha. ![]() However, maybe Bidemi12 was right about starting a tpia thread afterall. ![]() By d way, hop say Bidemi12 don check tpia portrait 4 dat side. ![]() |
rasputinn: ![]() Ma Chief, seriously, na u make sense pass. How i wish i could join u ![]() Who wan run imself down? Dem Baba Sala United a.k.a SE ![]() |
o.k., we don hear. ![]() Him wey sabi football, make im go qualify 4 SA 2010 na. Yeye coach, shey na mouth dem dey take qualify? This is a coach whose team was up 2ce against tunisia, yet conceded 2ce in a rather shameful manner. How else can a good coach manifest? If by fluke 9ja goes to SA, e sure say na dem HARUNA traits dem go go exhibit. Mr Amodu sef sef na HARUNA AGBA ![]() |
Make dem kuku lose d match, make all man go rest. Enuff of d soap wey dem dey rub 9ja. Until SE, FE et al learn to have CHARACTER 'n DISCIPLINE, goodday to any gaddem qualifier or trophy Useless farmers! Crazy, blind lot! Shebi na to go ridicule 9ja for SA if dem slip thru before ![]() |
It depends. If there's enuff evidence say d opposition kolo pass Yara dull, na to 'maintain' with Baba go slow for damage control. But d 'aboki' has been more than a disappointment. Gaskiya! |
2 camps exist: Women that help their husbands succeed or those that run them down. No intermediate camp. IMO, it's unfair to blame d wife for the husband's misfortune, especially where there's no proof. No thanks to d old skool superstitious beliefs of our forefathers. Methinks it's d rootcause of d cases we see nowadays. Whereas, many of these women are falsely accused, battered, rejected and ostracized. I say NO to this idea, too many women suffer in silence. |
@Bidemi12: Chief, i think we should just free tpia 4 now. Im be woman na. Let's hope say na mood swing. I been dey follow ur discourse, e be like say tpia gbadun ur company o!. U'd better cover urself with d blood of Jesus. ![]() Me i no dey o! |
[quote author=Riff-Raff link=topic=334708.msg4703185#msg4703185 date=1255132182]I found my own volkwagen Bettle 9,000BC while huntin for Deer in a Forest in my village. D car is slower dan a snail. I sometimes have 2 push it from home to where i am goin & back. I have since put it up for sale. I have offered 2 pay N50,000 to anybody who will buy. Nobody has taken d offer, Abeg make una helep me oh![/quote]@Riff-Raff: Why now? dat car of urs is worth $$$. Contact korrect Museums like d Louvre. U go get enuff returns ![]() |
[quote author=tpia. link=topic=334723.msg4703303#msg4703303 date=1255133913]are you bidemi or bidemi's lover? I checked out some of your sob stories and they were good btw. Brought tears to my eyes. Do you have any more? ![]() how's your tokunbo ride doing now? i thought cars over 10 years old were banned from Nigeria? How did you get yours?[/quote]tpia, how far, u don see dat portrait? ![]() E go sweet to chop maga 4 ya head sha. U're d first to prove (wit ur tears) dat my fiction drove home d point i meant to emphasize with it. Sorry o, dat scenario i painted came up in my mind. It's just my way of elaborating my views 4 others to easily grasp (fiction). I do that often, and it helps ppl understand better. That did not happen to ME o! ![]() If u no go mind sha, i fit transfer my 'toks' to u when i'm done with it. E be like say u get interest ![]() Ur 'lau lau' too much, ahn ahn! U be puma? |
Sorry guys, Bidemi12, Posakosa, tpia, no carry last o! ![]() Sharply, return to homepage, go see d thread: "Will u allow him to shag while u remain a virgin?", with special interest in page 3 ![]() tpia, make i encourage u small before u go notin do u ![]() |
gmyguy:Gbaba, how u dey na? Nice one. Shey na until una get frostbite before oye tite? D stuff get thermostat na. ![]() Omo, shey u sef dey feel for tpia? Dem don almost wound d babe finish na. I dey waka 4 road just bust, begin dey laff when i remember dat im pic wey dey d 'shaggin' thread. ![]() |
[quote author=tpia. link=topic=334723.msg4703256#msg4703256 date=1255133046]seriously, [b]you're very stupid.[/b]You have no point because your daftness is visible everytime you type. The truth may hurt you but its supposed to.[/quote] ahn ahn! tpia, abeg no take am muscular now. Haba! I was just hailing ur 'maturity', saying u get yab absorbers ![]() Why u wan fall my hand? ![]() @Bidemi: D point is made, and clearly so! ![]() |
[quote author=tpia. link=topic=334708.msg4703173#msg4703173 date=1255131948][b]just keep replacing bro. [/b]You da man.[/quote]tpia, if there were no such replacements, d ride would be long dead now ![]() If u no go mind sha, i fit help una replace a few stuff on ur 'toks'. abi? ![]() |
Sagamite: Oh boy, una go wound pesin wit laff oe be like say na tpia way sha, she get shock, sorry, yab absorbers ![]() Na so i see one tpia profile pic wey pesin upload 4 another thread yesterday, omo, i laff so tey i almost quench. Hop say tpia don see am ![]() |
Got a '90 model Mazda 626 hatchback (Capella), 12V, 2.2L, Carburettor, 15" alloy rims, anniversary edition. Has gave minimal probs since i bought it used (toks) in '98. Quite impressive engine performance with tite AC. Stability too much 4 highways, only dat it's somehow slow in picking up speed from rest. I enjoy travellin with d car. Latest fuel economy is almost 1/4 tank from ibadan-akure with AC (completing a 3-hr journey in 2hrs)!. Me sef trip. Apart from regular servicing 1ce every 3 mnths (which i now do myself), I replace plugs (with toks too) 2ce a year, I replace d front tyres yearly (sometimes i simply substitute with d rear tyres and life goes on), I charge d AC refridgerant myself 1ce- 2ce a year I replaced d front wheel shafts 1ce (with toks) I service d carburettor 1ce a year I changed d engine 1ce ('2k6). D engine is still doing great, but d cam-shaft started making a clicking noise last year. I'm yet to find time to go buy a replacement. 4 my mind, i really don't think i need a new ride for now. I dey feel d ride die! |
Some time ago, i had a female friend whom i just loved. She was my coursemate and had several shortcomings which i overlooked cos i considered i'm not 100% perfect either. Everyone knew we had somtin 4 each odr, but we never talked about it until i broke the ice 3 years l8r, when i felt d time was ripe (i really wanted to marry her, so i took time to let her understand on her own that i respect 'n love her 'n dat i culd b trusted). I told her straight up dat i loved her and would love her to consider being my best friend (notice dat i had given her a leeway-'consider'). As if she was not d same person i used to know, she flared immediately up and started saying things dat just weren't congruent with d way we'd related so far, e.g "so what people were saying about us is true", "no o! U should go and love ur God, go 'n read ur Bible", "u must have been watching too much movies etc", "don't b feeling like: ah! i've told her at last" (as if i were afraid to make my intentions known ab-initio). As she raged on, trust me, i kept my cool 'n kept chippin in 1ce in a yl dat all i'd told her was true, anyway. L8r, i left 4 my place. I no beef her at all, i just solemnly made up my mind dat nite i would never go back begging her. D thing pain me o, but d chapter was closed. ![]() Ladies 'n gentlemen, could u believe d next time i went to her place (abt 4 days l8r), i saw an entirely different disposition. I remained utterly speechless as she motioned me to sit by her on her bed, threw her arm around my neck 'n kept talking as if nothing had happened. Soon, she started behaving funny e.g. cracking dry jokes and rubbing off her head on my shoulders as she laffed alone to her jokes (i just bone like say no be me she dey follow talk. i don dey vex, cos i realised what was gradually unfolding). ![]() After some time wen im see say i no move body, let alone talk, she come sober. She then started telling me about myself, that i'm very nice 'n caring bla bla bla, of all d guys in d class, i be d only one wey she dey feel, bla bla bla As she dey talk all her bullshit, my head just dey spark cos i dey remember d 'opata' wey she yarn some days earlier. Meanwhile, she'd started curling around me like a python, gradually strangulating its prey. In d midst of all this, i was too sad 'n angry to utter a word. Eventually, when she freed me (cos i did not respond in any way whatsoever to her maneuvres, though i knew she was now revealing her true mind), i took excuse and left the room. She obviously couldn't believe i did! ![]() Forget it! dat was d end of d story 4 us. I hate people toying with my emotions ('n many guys are like me). Hear me well, I AM NOT PROUD, but if i truly love a chic (no matter how much) and d 1st thing she does is pretend as if she does not need me (thinking i would come back begging), then she'd have shot herself in d leg, cos i 4 one WILL NEVER COME BACK (except by d special intervention of God). ![]() So here are some of d lessons from d story: 1) It will never be counted as foolishness if 9ja girls learn to use polite words (to turn down or tactfully accept) when guys approach them. 2) If u turn a guy down today, u would only be a 'Baba Sala' to be running after him 2mrw (even if he accepts u then), or feeling inward guilt u let him go (many 9ja girls do this e.g. d one in d story). 3) For d guys, please show some character by not allowing any lady mesmerize u. U be korrect boy, and remember there's some1 for every1. The fact dat u reeeeaally love some1 doesn't mean she gast 'gree' by all means. U don't hav 2 go thru hell with some1 dat's meant for u, how much more d ones dat are not? Gaskiya! ![]() |
Of course, it's true that women flock around docs (and flirt), both korrect 'n wowor chics. D more u try to avoid them, the more they come, ranging from nurses (who form beef) to patient relatives, to undergraduates, bankers, sisters in church, family friends etc Dem go find scope take collect ur number. Dem go flash so tey. Dem go dey send text, accusing u of 'not sending' them, dem go dey make lame excuses just to see u, dem go dey over-makeup so u'll notice them sha. In short, I bow 4 woman o! ![]() However, rather than yab these ladies, i feel sorry for them because one cannot really blame them 4 being ambitious (it's not a crime to want to date a doc. Infact, it's not a crime for any man/ woman to date d opposite sex, except married). Docs just have to deal with this by being more careful with women and being open enough to say NO to their antics. Unfortunately, when you do this, they say u're being proud. What has 2 b done has 2 b done, though. I strongly believe it's 1 man 4 1 wife 4 life, and so be it! |
Nothin dey happen! 'For instance', say 2face be NAFDAC ambassador, all of una come dey talk 'story'. One begins to wonder 'if love is a crime' (abi no be '1 love' d girls dey show am?) 2baba, 'no shaking', make dem dey 'holla oiye'. Anyhow e go be, u don 'enter d place', ![]() Hope he will b a good ambassador of 9ja sha, 'cos all man wey dey talk 'no holy pass' ![]() Let's give him a chance before we crucify him. Edumare bless us ![]() |
Please, understand that if a doc asks for police report before attending to gunshot victims, it's because he needs a legal backing to do his job under that circumstance. For instance, if he get whisked away by d police, who's gonna attend to d patients that may need him when he's already at Alagbon or something? Things shouldn't be this way, but it has become of necessity 'cos of d crazy system 9ja operates. Those policemen are full-blooded bastards. They'll do anything to eke some bribe. Have nothing to do with them o! |
May d God of Oliseh punish those useles boys! All of them minus Siasia(because i see im mind). Anyway, i knew before hand that things could only get worse. 4 instance, make we dey follow Venezuela (wey no get any football pedigree) huzzl, dem even chop us on top! How we for take chop Spain before? D farmers no even fit penetrate goal area, dem no fit shoot on target, dem 'runs' no dey co-ordinated, to add insult to injury, dem no dey play with common sense! (when u no mark with sense, how ref no go award penalty against u?) In those days, opponent go dey offside, Uche Okechukwu go raise im hand, still dey pursue am! These days, d yeye eagles go tanda dey expect ref wey no wan make dem win b4 blow offside. Ewu!!(goats indeed. Dem think say Uche no know wetin im dey do 4 im time?) We should not blame d referee. Na so e dey be from d days of '94. If d team is sound, it makes victory sweeter. Tribute to d USA '94 team, who faced similar situations, yet did nigeria proud. Same 4 d Atlanta dream team (remember d penalty awarded Ortega Vs Taribo?) which also went ahead against all odds. THAT'S THE SPIRIT!! So, what d heck is the excuse of these lame, useless boys? I've never seen nigerian football so soapy. E don sure say na Ghana i go support for 2010. I no fit run myself down! |
Nigerians, we're always too quick to heap all d blame on FG. While i agree FG has its own fault in this matter, permit me to say if Nigeria were the ideal country we all want her to be, it does not stop people with criminal tendencies perpetrating their acts. That said, an idle student can learn some trade or run a legal business. They can use their brains to achieve honorable, positive feats(sports, innovations, academics, socials etc). At worst, they can help their parents in their businesses (hoping legal). By heaping all the blame on prevailing trends in d country, if i were 'an idle undergraduate' too, i could be encouraged by some comments posted on this thread to head in d same path of destruction(fraud). So, let's all be cautious. We should not give the wrong signal to the youth, though we can't over-emphasize d decay in several sectors of d nigerian economy. Methinks d change we all desire to see lies in our individual attitude and the kind of seeds we sow in the next generation (our youth). Like someone said, "enu o se!" |
Hope this won't become another vision 2020 ('long thing') Anyone out there with concrete info on when this will be implemented? I don't believe until i see. Na 9ja we dey! |
@ikennahill: With all due respect, it's either u're a blackmailer or u're just incorrigible 'n silly. Looks like u've been subtly trying to gather as much info as u can about nigerian medical doctors whilst feigning madness (which indeed makes u a charlatan). Otherwise, u must be daft. ![]() I'm not surprised u question my training, u won't just comprehend. It's all too obvious you were half-baked, and u probably bought ur way through ur own training (if u ever had any succesful professional training). Your mechanical accuracy and the way u reason show that amongst others. So, i won't react by telling u anything more about my training or the medical profession because that's what u really want to hear ![]() I'm sure u also know that well informed people like Muzbo et al gave the facts on d issue at hand, but u deliberately keep raising dust with ur spiny tongue because u've got an ulterior motive. Someone was right to have suspected u are a 419er, which, frankly speaking, i think u are. , and please, never in ur life bring my parents (or any other person's) into issues. U're just too uncouth! I know u will attempt to reply me (because u're indeed pig-headed, and u refuse to see it), but i'm done with u here. It's no use playing dirt with a pig. U will only get dirty; d pig enjoys it! ![]() |
I attended Subuola Memorial Nursery & Primary School, Ibadan. Enjoy our School Anthem. 1. Subuola, our second cradle, with hearts full of joy we sing Subuola, the school for future leaders, that teaches justice with truth and learning We praise the minds and hands that laboured To make our school the finest in the world Where we learn with care, with loving care Our duty's to God, Country and man 2. Subuola, that keeps the duty guide: Work hard, play hard, keep straight Subuola, instils no sense of danger, no mountain can give us cause to fear We thank Subuola for teaching us to make our motto service to God and man As we fly to the heights, the highest heights Set by Subuola Primary and Nursery Schooooooooooool Long live Subuola Memorial Nursery and Primary School, Agodi G.R.A., Ibadan!!! |
Tribute to my Alma mater, LOYOLA COLLEGE IBADAN (LCI) Truly, no other anthem will ever be so touching. Herein lies a great, common source of motivation for LOYOLANS: Our College Anthem: Chorus: Loyola, Loyola, the best in every way Loyola, Loyola, we always win the day. 1. We are students from a College that is seen in Ibadan town We have made a promise not to let that College down We stand for truth and knowledge and we stand for wisdom too We all strive for perfection here in everything we do Chorus: Loyola, Loyola, 2. All here from Loyola, we come with zeal and zest And when we work or when we play, we always do our best We're faithful to one God alone, who rules us from above We're faithful to our fatherland, and to the School we love Chorus: Loyola, Loyola, 3. Loyola we cannot forget the years we spent with you We hope that ever you'll be strong, that ever you'll be true We walk through life undaunted and when life's long journey's o'er Loyola boys will meet and be united evermore Chorus: Loyola, Loyola, the best in every way Loyola, Loyola, we always win the day. ![]() In d midst of the instrumentals, the motivating words, the voice of ecstatic Loyolans (Sikira t'oko de, etc). The song fills you with absolute belief that you can achieve anything, and truly so, my head 'swells like garri' any time we sing the College anthem. Up Loyo!!!!!! |
'Skele' seems to be butchering our College Anthem. If u guys don't mind, i could post the 3 stanzas of d College Anthem. I sing it to myself quite often. Somehow, it boosts my morale. ![]() |
Very unlikely such a partner will change. At best she (or he) will begin to pretend or simulate just to gain d other party's approval. In essence, u hav to decide if u can cope with ur partner's nature b4 u enter d place(wedding) ![]() |
My first step thru d gates of Loyola College, Ibadan in Sept, 1994 was a dream come true. Today, i'm a Medical Doc, and i can't help the flow of that same feeling i felt at that 1st moment whenever i think of Loyola. I attended from 1994-2000. Had d nickname, Epo, a variant of isu at'epo. Had lots of fun in skool. We had notorious seniors, e.g. Shaba, Six feet, Ogede, Aworo, Wallet, Joger, Matori We had great footballers, e.g. Dominic(GK), Ben James(GK), Waske, Emma, Ekpo, Ozobula, Ijamba, Kongi, Henry, Ovie We had basketballers,e.g. Six feet, Pelumi, Imole, Henry. (Both 'Six Feet' aka Olumide Oyedeji and Pelumi Olanrewaju later became famous NBA stars, flying Nigeria's colours) We had teachers,e.g. Mr Akinwumi (Westerhoff), Mr Balo (Geography), Mr Salako (V.P.), Mr Omonigbehin(Jiro), Mr Afolabi (VP- 'Jackson'), Mr F.A.B. Adeoye (Principal-'Andre d giant), Mr Falana (workshop/ Intro Tech), Mrs Odejayi (Chem), Chief Sola Ayangbayi (Principal), Mrs Atoyebi (Iron Lady), Mrs Ishola (Undertaker), Mr Onipede (Baba Suka) etc We had joints, e.g. Kris-kross, Mini-market, NUT, Kitchen, Chapel, Iya-Ibeji, Burger, Akoga, Exhibition(because) There were lots of grafittis, e.g. Epo wuz hia, left 4 UI, Loyo titan, etc We played football, and played and played Went to watch Loyola play several matches,e.g. Loyo vs Egbado Grammar Sch, Abeokuta (Liberty Stadium), Loyo vs Igbobi College, Lagos(Loyola), Loyo vs Lagelu Gramms (Loyola), Loyo vs Holy trinity, Loyo vs Army barracks etc I was a member of d supporters club, cos i was too small in stature to play 4 d school Loyola, always on my mind Anyone out there from my set? (2000 set) |
As i write, I hav slept only about 5hrs in the last 48hrs (d usual trend 4 me). I cannot remember when last I saw my family. As I type these words, i may b called at d emergency dept to come attend to a patient cos i'm on call again. I barely have time to myself anyday, let alone a date(dat's not my problem, anyway), I could go on 'n on Back at work, there are inadequate diagnostic facilities/ equipment, leading to sheer wastage of precious time. Very often, lack of power supply would compound d woes of d doc and his patient, we are exposed everyday (more than in any other work class) to d dreaded HIV/AIDS infection (1 in every 4 patients are infected in d facility where i work), every patient wants d doc to be beside him or her all d time. Often, d nurses are deliberately making life unbearable for d doctor (beef), Again, I could go on and on. These are only very few of d challenges being faced daily by d average medical doctor in nigeria. Now, i don't really know where to begin addressing d high level of ignorance some people have displayed on this thread, about d plight of Nigerian medical doctors. It's just sad and unfortunate, to say d least. I was particularly amused by d pig-headed fella who kept arguing about a profession he obviously knew very little about (probably nothing more than d words- 'Optometrist' and 'Opthalmologist'). That guy is a charlatan, albeit fat in the head. In essence, Nigerian doctors should refuse to be distracted by such charlatans. Let's continue doing d best we can 4 our patients 'n of course, stand up 4 our rights all d time. |







