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Literature › Re: "I Love Macmillian Books" by Ndipe(m): 10:16pm On Sep 28, 2012
It's nice that we can look back at our childhood and conclude we had happy memories of it just from reading this textbooks.
Literature › Re: "I Love Macmillian Books" by Ndipe(m): 12:40am On Sep 28, 2012
Fabio Peter: Lol! Agbo Malika. I know he had a wrist watch and his parents were rich...for this reason I got a rubber wrist watch for 22 Naira. Fond memories.
Also, remember the story of his brother,Mike when he returned back from the UK after a five year sojourn? I loved those stories very well.
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Christianity Etc › Re: Why I Am Not Voting For President Obama by Ndipe(m): 12:17am On Sep 27, 2012
Like Obama desperately needs your vote.
Politics › Re: Oshiomole In A Canoe Helping Flood Victims: Photos by Ndipe(m): 2:36am On Sep 25, 2012
mynaija123: More pics
The picture of the woman with a baby is very touching. Please how can one get in touch with them?
Health › Re: Advice Needed For Hbp,nerves Pain & Internal Heat Patient by Ndipe(m): 12:11am On Sep 25, 2012
Diet, exercise and regular check-up are some of the keys in bring down High blood pressure.
Literature › Re: "I Love Macmillian Books" by Ndipe(m): 10:41pm On Sep 22, 2012
Philipsdael: Mr Nwosu on chrismas day............lolz
Remember this story, where can one get retrieve these books?
Family › Re: Most Heart-touching Life Experience Your Parents Ever Shared With You by Ndipe(m):
Ok, this wasnt from my parents but my maternal grandmother shared this with me.

Against my grandfather's objections, my grandmother had my mom enrolled in primary school. In those days, female education in Ibibioland was considered a waste of resources, (for a woman was expected to leave her family house and get married) and my grandfather held fervently to those norms. He threatened to deal with my grandma if their first daughter (my mom) got pregnant. An out of wedlock pregnancy for an Adiaha (first daughter) was scandalous in those days, because every man wanted to chop an okukim (a white ram given to the parents during the marriage of the first daughter) Yet my grandma risked it all for my mom's sake. while imploring her not to fall for the wiles of men. My mom obeyed her, studied hard and later on moved to the USA, the first person in her family to travel to the USA which was in the 60's after she got married to my dad. When she came back, the following year, she bought a car. Dissenters couldnt believe that it was possible for a woman to buy a car in those dayss. Infact, one guy tried to convince me that it was my father who actually bought the car for her. When my mom's younger sister got married, their dad (my grandfather) out of gratitude and appreciation presented my mom bales of wrappers because as he put it, she was the first to open the door for her younger sister. Though my parents are late, I still admire the zeal they put in to ensure we became educated.
Celebrities › Re: Ini Edo And Husband At Her Shoe Line Launch (Pictures) by Ndipe(m): 1:09am On Sep 21, 2012
semid4lyfe: Another money miss road and dead on arrival project.

Wetin dey make all these Naija celebrities think sey dem get star power and people go buy their products just cos their names are attached to them? huh undecided

Reminds me of Rugged Man and that his 20th September clothing line that died even before it was launched. grin Till today, I never jam anyone wey wear hin design.

Nigerians no send celebrity endorsements. . .just ask GLOBACOM

Lest I forget, Ini needs to shed some weight. She could also do with a a better stylist and make-up artist
If you were in her position would you refrain from harnessing your star power? Be honest!
Foreign Affairs › Re: Teenager Wins A Seat In Uganda's Parliament by Ndipe(m): 8:11pm On Sep 20, 2012
k2039: Very funny,what wealth of experience is she going to bring to the table,It just shows how unciviliseed they are in that country
Fresh ideas. What experience have the older generations contributed to the welfare of their country?
Crime › Re: Female Banker Sends Robbers After Customer by Ndipe(m): 9:52pm On Sep 19, 2012
The story is fake, period!

How can a robber rob a client of the bank, then within that hour, call his accomplice (the banker) to congratulate her on a job well done? And according to the journalist, her phone rang as she was interrogated by her boss, who then demanded that she set the phone on speaker. I mean, c'mon, nairalanders, this story get k-leg. No armed robber would call their accomplice in the middle of an operation when they could meet in the evening to share the loot. Why didnt the reporter mention the name of the bank to serve as a warning to the public and other clients? Why arent the police investigating this alleged incident? Dismiss it, it's a concocted story.
Crime › Re: Female Banker Sends Robbers After Customer by Ndipe(m): 12:55am On Sep 19, 2012
lightheart: So it is safe to assume that the banker had a fore knowledge of the customer's intention to withdraw 5M on the said date?? *just wondering*

E get as d tori b sha
Exactly.
Crime › Re: Female Banker Sends Robbers After Customer by Ndipe(m): 12:54am On Sep 19, 2012
vivacious vivi: Mehn this one is real Nollywood story o! But come o, that Cashier is stupid. One would have expected her on seeing the caller ID, to shout something like " Abeg Abeg sister, a customer is implicating me in a robbery here o, I cant speak to anyone now" or something like that. Her partner in crime too should have grabbed na. Dumb chick undecided
vivacious vivi: Mehn this one is real Nollywood story o! But come o, that Cashier is stupid. One would have expected her on seeing the caller ID, to shout something like " Abeg Abeg sister, a customer is implicating me in a robbery here o, I cant speak to anyone now" or something like that. Her partner in crime too should have grabbed na. Dumb chick undecided
vivacious vivi: Mehn this one is real Nollywood story o! But come o, that Cashier is stupid. One would have expected her on seeing the caller ID, to shout something like " Abeg Abeg sister, a customer is implicating me in a robbery here o, I cant speak to anyone now" or something like that. Her partner in crime too should have grabbed na. Dumb chick undecided
I think so too.
Crime › Re: Female Banker Sends Robbers After Customer by Ndipe(m): 12:53am On Sep 19, 2012
celeboi: A female cashier working in a new generation bank along New Market Road, Onitsha, Anambra State has landed in trouble for sending robbers after a customer just after he withdrew N5 million from the bank. It was gathered that the customer was attacked by the armed bandits who operated on two motorcycles while waiting to board a vehicle to his destination.

After being dispossessed of the money, Daily Sun gathered that the victim became suspicious of the role played by the female cashier as no other person knew about the withdrawal and he hurried back to the bank in anger and threatened to expose the cashier if the stolen money was not returned immediately to him.

According to a reliable source, the bank manager, whose office was situated close to the banking hall, overheard their argument and invited them into his office. While interviewing both parties, the female cashier consistently denied involvement in the crime and vowed to deal with the victim if his allegation was eventually proved to be false. However, the cat was let out of the bag during hot exchange of words when the mobile phone of the cashier rang persistently and she refused to answer the call.

While she was fidgeting, the bank manager suspected foul play and ordered the cashier to answer her call, using the amplified speaker. When she finally picked the call after much reluctance, it was the voice of the excited robber from the other end telling the cashier that the operation was successful. He told the cashier to meet him at the designated location to collect her share after the close of work. The cashier became speechless after the call as tears of shame and guilt streamed down her face.

When contacted, the Police Public Relations Officer of the state, Mr. Ralph Uzoigwe, said he had not received any complaint from the bank and promised to reach the reporter as soon as information got to him. It was learnt that the bank was handling the incident internally to avoid a dent to its image' instead of reporting it to the police, my goodness, something sounds fishy here, the story doesnt sound true at all!

Source: http://sunnewsonline.com/new/cover/female-banker-sends-robbers-after-customer/
Why do I doubt the veracity of this story? A robber robs a bank, flees, then calls his accomplice (a worker at the same bank) congratulating her for aiding and abetting him, within an hour of the robbery incident? Is this not the same magazine that printed a story of a woman who gave birth to a horse? People dont have to believe every single story from the media. And they are 'handling the incident internally to avoid a dent to its image', yet,
Christianity Etc › Re: The Truth About The Story Of The Woman Who Gave Birth To The Horse-like Creature by Ndipe(m): 11:44pm On Sep 14, 2012
Do you have to believe every single story that you read in the papers? You need to ask questions first to ascertain that you are not duped or that the story is real. From what I read, journalist were not given access to the woman who had given birth, rather, she was kept hidden from them. So, how would journalist verify if this woman really gave birth to the animal or not?
Education › Re: Lagos To Introduce Chinese In Public Schools by Ndipe(m): 10:45pm On Sep 13, 2012
toboy: what do you think you have or can offer to the chinese that will make them learn your language?
And why are the Chinese infiltrating the Nigerian society if we have nothing to offer them? Oh wait a minute, they are here for business and at the same time, we are saying, "ok, we are going to learn YOUR language (not the other way round) to make this business deal possible." Inferiority complex.
Education › Re: Lagos To Introduce Chinese In Public Schools by Ndipe(m): 9:57pm On Sep 12, 2012
my question is this, why do we Africans have to adopt every trend in the west? Yeah, English was imposed on us by the colonial masters but Chinese? Please give us a break. Someone mentioned about the influence and domination of Chinese in global affairs, and I do ask, what of Africa? If Africa wasnt a force to reckon with in global affairs why are chinese flocking to our continent in search of greener pastures? Or would it be tomorrow, we might be forced to start wearing chinese clothes to work (just as we wear suits and ties in the humid African weather in the name of colonialism)

Now look at this: https://www.nairaland.com/1046475/exporting-nigerian-culture-asia-what
Christianity Etc › Re: Woman Gives Birth To Horse In Edo Church by Ndipe(m):
VellyG: For those of you doubting Benin is a place where anytin can happen with a lot of witches there its a common thing that happens there. Some years back a wizard tranfered the foetus in his wife's womb into his tummy and couldnt find a way to put back the baby before dawn. Every1 woke up to see the man pregnant. He was later stoned to death. Am not surprised with the story above.
I read that story in the defunct Classique Magazine which was owned by the Late May Ellen Ezekiel.

For this one, did eyewitnesses see the woman giving birth to this animal or are they just relying on hearsay? The reason I say this is that journalist did not have access to really interview this woman, instead she was kept hidden away from them. Me, I just have to say this, dont believe every single story you read in the papers.
Education › Re: Public Schools Back In Those Days (Your Experiences) by Ndipe(m): 1:39am On Sep 11, 2012
dayokanu: I was coming from a private Primary school to a Public secondary sch

All my books were stolen in the first few weeks

We would remove our shirt when we want to play so it wont be dirty, before you finish playing someone would have stolen your shirt and you too have to steal someone elses

Its not ununsual to see a small boy wearing oversized shirt with another name sewn on it
Wao!!!
Education › Re: Lagos To Introduce Chinese In Public Schools by Ndipe(m): 12:00am On Sep 11, 2012
ayox2003: why should they learn our language when we dont have the:
1) Population
2) Productivity
3) Technology
4) R & D (Research and development)
5) Business climate
6) Political stability
7) Diversified economy
cool Tourist attraction
9) Employment opportunities and so on that matches world standards.

Lets be frank with ourselves, we have a long way to go. We aint even among the BRICS yet.



Frawzey.
So, why are Chinese populating our society with business ideas if we are lacking in those 9 factors you listed?
Education › Re: Lagos To Introduce Chinese In Public Schools by Ndipe(m): 11:55pm On Sep 10, 2012
ayox2003: why should they learn our language when we dont have the:
1) Population
2) Productivity
3) Technology
4) R & D (Research and development)
5) Business climate
6) Political stability
7) Diversified economy
cool Tourist attraction
9) Employment opportunities and so on that matches world standards.

If we dont have what it takes to be a force to be reckoned with in the world, why are CHINESE populating our society to do business?

Lets be frank with ourselves, we have a long way to go. We aint even among the BRICS yet.



Frawzey.
Christianity Etc › Re: Praying For Your Enemies To Die, Is It Right Or Wrong? by Ndipe(m): 11:26pm On Sep 10, 2012
Is asking God to fight your battles also a sin?
Education › Re: Lagos To Introduce Chinese In Public Schools by Ndipe(m): 11:25pm On Sep 10, 2012
Even if the world is moving to a dangerous place, I am sure Nigerians would move along with them just to fit in. All what I am saying is this, if the colonial masters did not bother to learn our language when plotting to come over to Africa to steal our resources but relied on their own language in plundering our own resources and even chinese coming to Africa to make money without resorting to learning our language, why then are we compelled to learn theirs also? No, it's inferiority complex.
Education › Re: Lagos To Introduce Chinese In Public Schools by Ndipe(m): 11:22pm On Sep 10, 2012
mchenry: China has more English speakers than the US. i thought you should know
So?
Education › Re: Public Schools Back In Those Days (Your Experiences) by Ndipe(m): 11:22pm On Sep 10, 2012
Secondary school was public. It was fun sha.
Education › Re: Lagos To Introduce Chinese In Public Schools by Ndipe(m): 11:17pm On Sep 10, 2012
Nella: Nigerians jst like to shoot down a gud idea. Ppl are mentionin local languages lemme ask - z any nigerian tribe poised to b d next world super power?? Of course not. But china is. Evry developd country is encouragin its youth to read nd learn chinese so whn d world changes we can change n adapt with it. Fashola is a visionary light years ahead almost all oda 9jerian leaders.

Imagine wat d country wld b like if we didn't spik english n rada spoke 'local languages' den u wld knw dt ppl nid to stop n think b4 talkin.
And do they speak English in China? Does China even follow the Roman Calendar? Not really, yet the country is prospering based on their own ideology. They are not doing follow follow like we do.
Education › Re: Lagos To Introduce Chinese In Public Schools by Ndipe(m): 10:21pm On Sep 10, 2012
And will the chinese be told to adopt any Nigerian language/dialect in their educational curriculum? Kolomentality.
Family › Re: An Imo Girl Is Pregnant For My Husband. A Matured Advise! by Ndipe(m): 12:45am On Sep 07, 2012
Like a woman is a commodity?

Acidosis: If my sister is in such mess, I'll never allow her go back to the man's house. My family will return twice the price he paid.

However, some ladies can cope with such situations, so I think the "answer" you need lies in the hands of your cousin.
Acidosis: If my sister is in such mess, I'll never allow her go back to the man's house. My family will return twice the price he paid.

However, some ladies can cope with such situations, so I think the "answer" you need lies in the hands of your cousin.
Acidosis: If my sister is in such mess, I'll never allow her go back to the man's house. My family will return twice the price he paid.

However, some ladies can cope with such situations, so I think the "answer" you need lies in the hands of your cousin.
Politics › Re: Little Enthusiasm For US Presidential Elections In Africa- Obama Not Exciting? by Ndipe(m): 12:44am On Sep 07, 2012
I wonder, like what difference would Obama's reelection, do to the common man in Nigeria or even in Africa? Some Africans just feel like following the news would elevate theri image in public as being in the 'in crowd'


ebere1712: Why do you want Africans miles across the atlantic to care about some US presidential election. You people give yourselves too much credit. If obama wins, what is in it for them?
Family › Re: Men: Would You Carry Your Baby On Your Back At Home? by Ndipe(m): 1:00am On Sep 06, 2012
Some men are complaining that they cant carry their OWN child on their back because of what? Pride, emasculation or what? Meanwhile those are the same men, who, if they were infertile, would promise the whole world heaven and earth just to become fathers. Shame!

I will carry my own child on my back if they cried. Afterall, as a youngster, I used to care for my younger siblings. I remember one who liked to crawl and sleep on my chest.
Christianity Etc › Re: Nike Oshinowo Avoids Churches Because Of Unnecessary Attention by Ndipe(m):
Naval sadiq: BEFORE BECOMING A BEUTY QUEEN I BET SHE WAS ALWAYZ ON HER KNEES PRAYING TO GOD TO EMERGE WINNER.NOW SHE HAS ACHIEVED THAT AND HAS DECIDED TO FORSAKE HER CREATOR.WHO DECEIVE YOU SAY YOU FINE SELF.
May God Guide us in His Grace through Jesus Christ, Amen.
Celebrities › Re: Rich Oganiru Confesses To Killing His Wife by Ndipe(m): 10:09pm On Aug 30, 2012
Nigeria also has a "National Enquirer magazine?"

Copycats!
Culture › Re: Anything Wrong With Marrying An Osu(outcast From Some Parts Of Igboland) by Ndipe(m): 9:12pm On Aug 28, 2012
watchme: I knew of a kindred in my village that were "OSU" they later decided to perform some sacrifices and called the whole village that no body should regard them as OSU anymore that they have cleansed themselves from the cause. After 2 months of the cleaning and renaming of there linage, there elderly ones started dieing, both family members abroad they continue to die one after the other, followed by the younger ones. One day a man from their linage noticed that it is really going out of hand, after burying his wife and two of his elderly sons in less than two weeks, he took a drum and a stick and started announcing to the whole village that he is truly an OSU and all his linage are OSU including the ones abroad and those in the country that he vouch on behalf of all his linage and as from that day, things became normal again.

This is truly a life story it happened in my presence. I think that they made the decision out of frustration. This OSU are known to be rich, there guys are the most handsome, and there girls are know to be the most beautiful. Compiled with there high standard of intelligence. They always come first in all the school activities while I was in the secondary school. But apart from all this that stigma OSU still follows them.

They (OSU's) are not regarded in my community, they are not allowed to talk in my community gathering meeting. They are not allowed to contest in any political position in my community despite their riches.

My grand father is a CATHCHIST in the Catholic church in my home town, he is a well known educated man. But when he noticed that my cousin has fallen in love with an OSU, he didn't take it lightly until the relationship got dissolved.

It is absolutely barbaric. If I eventually fall in love with one I will definitely go ahead. With my arrangements with nobody's consent.
Read this novel, "No Longer at Ease" by Chinua Achebe. The protagonist parents (who was the first son of Okonkwo in Things Fall Apart) who are Christians are unwilling to let their son marry a lady because their culture regards her as an Osu. Infact, the mother vows to kill herself if he marries her.

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