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Politics › Re: Discuss The Obama Speech In Ghana by nex(m): 12:21pm On Jul 12, 2009
I will listen to this man only when he has finished solving the problems of the USA and when their government has put in place measures to ensure a tyrannical and self serving regime like George Bush's will never again be able to rig elections or seize power in that country. I will listen to his economic aspirations when he has paid off his country's debts and ensure that large corporations in the USA don't just crumble overnight and leave shareholders broke and employees jobless. I will hear his corruption sermons if he can stem the level of corruption which the likes of Haliburton, Enron and Madoff have used to bring his country to its knees over the past decade.

I personally will reject aid from a nation that has to borrow trillions of dollars to keep itself functioning at the barest level. In fact, I believe that this is the time that some African countries such as South Africa, Equatorial Guinea, Egypt and Tunisia can show support for the USA by providing aid or at least loans to the USA in this its time of great tribulation.

I believe the USA has to put in place some measures that will save their banking system from collapse as witnessed this year alone. I think Nigeria has something to teach the USA much in terms of managing financial organizations. I hope to see more being done to stem the problems of drug abuse and serial crimes in the USA and the entire world looks forward to seeing those that benefitted from the tyrannical Bush/Chenney regime prosecuted for war crimes, subverting the rule of law, torture, bankrupting the nation and general human rights abuse.

I want to see the USA rebuild an economy that will not be overtaken by the PRC in the nearest future and I want the USA to realise that this world police thing is a fantasy that has cost them too much. Obama has to renounce his country's support for the british in crippling the Zimbabwean economy. In fact, he should have visited Zimbabwe first to apologise.
Politics › Re: Massob Are On Government Payroll by nex(m): 10:45pm On Jul 11, 2009
"Major" Anayo Chukwunonso? Leader of a militia that goes around knocking people? Are their bullets finished? Because I don't know why they decided to assassinate the governor by way of "conq".

Look at how this 419 Uwazurike man and his band of touts plan to cripple Anambra state. Then later they will say no development is taking place. When they have used all the state budget to print monopoly money and local passport. I'm sure it was when the governor heard about the passport that he refused to endorse any payment for that joke.

Where has it been heard that a separatist group is begging the government to allocate funds for it to realise its agenda. The government of Nigeria is really benevolent to not only tolerate such people but also provide the funding for their feeding, accommodation, travel and even the weapons to fight against the state. These people again will say there's injustice. What we have here I believe is overjustice. FARC must be real jealous.
Autos › Re: Nissan Armanda Se 2005 @ 4.2m (read To Know Why) by nex(m): 11:47pm On Jul 10, 2009
pele O I didn't know you were having fun.
Politics › Re: Mobil Producing Nig. Unlimited Denies Patent Owner His Right -another Oppressed by nex(m): 11:26pm On Jul 10, 2009
Well, i for one know about the veracity of this story to an extent. What we have not been able to confirm however are the exact details of the contract. Does the CEO of CommandClem still have his documents intact? Does he know that no court in Nigeria will make Mobil pay him an amount that would run them out of business worldwide? What kind of lawyer does he have anyway? Does he know that Mobil can go as far as taking his life "accidentally" to close this chapter? How far has e gone with mobilzation and communicating with government officials?

He has to be very well prepared and I will make it very clear once more that no court will grant him tens of billions of dollars, let alone trillions of dollars. By the way, if you properly calculate $2/barrel at let's say 2,000,000 barrels daily for about 30 years, that goes up to about $22,000,000,000 or less. I don't know how you manage to calculate your own gazillions. The Federal Government of Nigeria and the Kano state government have together been trying to make Pfizer pay $4 billion for ore than 12 years to no avail.

There's no time for a hopeless cause right now. Or a Yahoo-Yahoo job for that matter.
Politics › Re: Seize Obasanjo, Atiku Varsities by nex(m): 10:57pm On Jul 10, 2009
Is this Falana fellow thinking with his right foot? Why has he not asked the government to seize TVC? Or Tinubu alone can work as a government official and still invest in the private sector?

We are trying to find how the Government will privatise all government run organizations including all the universities, this charge and bail lawyer is trying to reverse our future by asking for the nationalization of private universities.

It's not enough to just hate OBJ, people have to still think reasonably of what should be done.
Politics › Re: Uk To Build N300m Prison In Nigeria ! by nex(m): 10:45pm On Jul 10, 2009
I'm beginning to believe they take mathematics in the UK as a foreign subject. If it cost them 36,000 Pound Sterling annually to cater for one prisoner in the UK, why don't they realise that even if they bring the prisoners down to Nigeria, 1 million pounds will only mainain 1 prisoner for 28 days or 28 prisoners on the day of their arrival only.

i don tell una say Iyoba of England don Kolo. Make them first ask dem Obafemi Martins how much to use build house before dem carry 1 million pounds come use build prison. Na N200 million UNIBEN take build maingate. Na N200 million Peter Obi use build house for Lekki. It is clear that the prison they plan to build and maitain with that 1 million pounds will be a hundred times worse than Kirirkiri, Guantanamo and Al Catraz put together. Morons.
Politics › Re: Uk To Build N300m Prison In Nigeria ! by nex(m): 10:19pm On Jul 10, 2009
In other words, that is to say the UK wants to build its own Guantanamo Bay in Nigeria. God Punish Queen Lizzy and that clueless brown imp of a prime minister.  Today they will send down our Nigerian citizens, tomorrow they will say afterall, it is their prison, they will ship in 2,000 Al Qaeda suspects. Sopona strike all Brutish people with instant repercussions.
Poems For Review › Re: When You Can't Recall My Name by nex(m): 9:18pm On Jul 10, 2009
y'all can check out my Lagos Traffic. It's the most recent I've written.
Autos › Re: Nissan Armanda Se 2005 @ 4.2m (read To Know Why) by nex(m): 5:09am On Jul 10, 2009
Guy, na you get the most expensive cars for this entire forum O! wetin sef? You nor go do well before market fall press you? Which way? 4.2 million? Na new car? Why una dey do like this sef? If you wan sell, sell O! But if nobody anwer you, nor kill yourself.
Romance › Re: I'm Tired! Tired Of Half-dressed Women Roaming The Streets! by nex(m): 4:44am On Jul 10, 2009
lady kool:
wats wrong with women been half-dressed roaming tthe streets if u dont want to look close ur eyes huh huh
The prophesy is already coming true. Not only will women walk the streets naked by 2020, they will vehemently and violently reject anyone who suggests a thread on them.
Romance › Re: I'm Tired! Tired Of Half-dressed Women Roaming The Streets! by nex(m): 12:03am On Jul 10, 2009
Don't mind David jare. I saw one Oyibo girl on his blog a couple years ago. and you know say those girls nor dey waste time.
Romance › Re: I'm Tired! Tired Of Half-dressed Women Roaming The Streets! by nex(m): 11:54pm On Jul 09, 2009
Chineke! What is all this?! I posted before even seeing the complete picture. This is not cleavage ke, it is full breast. Which kain wahala be this? if person carry this kain thing siddon near me for bus, i will suck it O! Ha Ahn! Are they not going to wait till 2020? Yar'Adua/ Where are you/ I think say you promise all the betta in 2020? E don begin happen for Yankee now, now.
Romance › Re: I'm Tired! Tired Of Half-dressed Women Roaming The Streets! by nex(m): 11:18pm On Jul 09, 2009
Bro David, it is not only you that has noticed this new trend. But I'm coping with it O! I know that before the end time comes, women will walk around naked and am just here selecting the best digicam for 2020.
Poems For Review › Re: If I Cry by nex(m): 2:54am On Jul 07, 2009
@Hansibone

this is a good one. Really cool. Had to come check it out. Keep it up bro.

Meanwhile, I posted "Lagos Traffic" I think that's possibly the best poem I've written recently. Probably all I've written since last year. Hope you like it.
Poems For Review › Re: When You Can't Recall My Name by nex(m): 2:45am On Jul 07, 2009
Hmmm, this is very real. Very personal and your style in direct and slaps the face. I like this.
Poems For Review › Re: White Skin Black Man by nex(m): 2:35am On Jul 07, 2009
Well I wrote this back in 2005 when I was wondering why our English teachers always insisted that people were not yellow but fair.

I found something very wrong with it cos I knew the word fair in itself was not a colour. It was simply the midpoint between good and bad. So if the fair meant averagely okay, black must mean bad and white would therefore mean bad.

The further I looked into the meanings of words associated with the words white and black, the more I continued to see their true meanings as light and dark, clear and shady, good and bad.

Looking at skin colour, you'd concur that no one has black skin, and no one has white skin except of course a ghost which is most likely imagined. In fact today, I vehemently reject it when anyone refers to me as black. I look at it as directly being called a bad person. I rather call myself and African and I don't refer to Europeans who gave us that black name as white people, I call them by the name we gave them: Oyibo. I don't see why I should generalise all Oyibo people as white when I've not know them enough to be sure they are good.

So that is the philosophy of white skin, black man.


@Drrionelli

haven't had anything published yet.

@Firestar

your translation really is amazing, your choice of words simply wonderful.

@Ibime

thanks again.
Politics › Re: Do You Have Problem With Obama For Bypassing Nigeria To Visit Ghana? by nex(m): 8:56pm On Jul 06, 2009
So you people are not grateful that Obama didn't come to Nigeria? You're not happy that another set of lobbyists didn't have an opportunity to loot? You're not glad that the Stock Exchange was not shut down for a month so that madam can sew Aso Ebi for all staff of every listed company.

Obama has a right to visit wherever he wants. Some stupid Nigerians just took the whole Obama for president thing too seriously and the man really doesn't know what happened down here.

How many times has our own president here visited Niger Republic despite them being our neighbour.

So a president cannot go and deliver a message or hold an important meeting because Nigerians danced during his victory. So the man should not do his job. So when Nigerian President has a speech to deliver in Canada, he must go to the US. Well that really is what we do, but it doesn't mean others should borrow that stupid tradition of "uncle, I dey go market, I just say make I come hail O!"

You think these are people that don't have plans and schedules? Abeg kill this gist. I have no problem with Obama's Ghana visit O!
Politics › Re: Why Did Obj Force Yar Adua On Us? by nex(m): 6:29pm On Jul 06, 2009
walakolobo, you just asked the most relevant question here.
DID THEY VOTE?
Poems For Review › Re: The Story Of Love by nex(m): 1:17pm On Jul 06, 2009
Based on personal experience O!

Meanwhile, it is same me. Cheers!
Politics › Re: Nigerians Will Beg Yar Adua For Second Term - Ibrahim Kazaure by nex(m): 12:36pm On Jul 06, 2009
Yar'Adua, workaholic? E wan die? This Kazaure guy does not wish Yar'Adua well at all.

Please, Yar'Adua listen to the voice within you O! The truth shall set you free.
Politics › Re: Nigeria Moved Up On Failed States List by nex(m): 10:27am On Jul 06, 2009
Yesterday I was in Delta State for the first time in my life. Very organised, neat, just like in Lagos, the cabs were brand new Toyota Corollas, there were Gargantuan TV screens for entertainment is some round abouts, and just like HiTech was working on the Lekki-Epe Expressway is how Setraco was working on the Sapele-Ughelli Express way.

We have been given an overexaggerated view of this Delta situation. These are just touts and criminals hiding out in the jungle and they make it seem like there's a major issue there.

Anybody that would use the Niger-Delta issue to rate this country as a failed nation will also use the case of the Washington Sniper to conclude that the USA is failed.

More than 6 million jobs have been lost this year alone. About 10 of the largest corporations have collapsed, the government is broke, the country is currently deadlocked in 3 wars, there's high crime rate.

So tell me what country is really failed.
Politics › Re: Edo Is Online In A Trail Blazing Form by nex(m): 9:41am On Jul 06, 2009
Interactive? Okay I'll try it out. I'm in Edo state, so there's no fabu that they can tell me. Anyways, I really hope the site works and continues to do so and I also hope it really is interactive.
Politics › Re: Nigerians Will Beg Yar Adua For Second Term - Ibrahim Kazaure by nex(m): 6:06pm On Jul 05, 2009
Na wah O! The man sef doesn't know the kind of person Yar'Adua is, yet he says if we knew the kind of person Yar'Adua was,


I will make it clear here that even if Yar'Adua wanted to be a workaholic, he couldn't cos his body will just give.
Politics › Re: Nigerians Will Beg Yar Adua For Second Term - Ibrahim Kazaure by nex(m): 12:21pm On Jul 05, 2009
Okay, they've come again.

These are the people who told Abacha that Nigerians had decided he was the one the cap fit.

Kazaure is mad. This will not help him to the Jigawa government house 2011.
Politics › Re: Nigeria Moved Up On Failed States List by nex(m): 1:11am On Jul 05, 2009
Nigerians are just useless!

I don't even you can use a Nigerian to make money. All these babalawos will soon be demanding foreign heads.

So you people don't know that those yankees hands off governance to Obama because the country had completely failed and was on the brink of implosion. Yet this same people will release a list of you as a failed state, you will agree. They will release a list of you as happiest and you'll believe.

The leaders you want to blame now are better off than the so called led because if they'd believed this list they would have given up and thrown us into complete anarchy.

Tomorrow I'll wake up and hear "Our Leaders Are Bad".

A country engaged it two wars for almost a decade which are not going anywhere, including North Korea being three. A country so indebted to the tune of about 11 trillion dollars to the extent that it had to borrow hundreds of billions of It's own currency from China to keep itself going is not on that list. Yet these useless Nigerian people will swear by its list.

Imagine if Nigeria had to go borrow hundreds of billions of Naira from Ghana. What will y'all then say? Imagine if Nigeria had engaged in full scale long drawn wars with Liberia and Sierra Leone, what would ye all have said?

Nigeria just has a lot of useless, hopeless citizens.
Politics › Re: Anambra Governorship Tussle: Andy Uba Heads To The Court Yet Again! by nex(m): 6:18pm On Jul 04, 2009
You people are not serious O! When the man has already put his personal worth at a trillion Naira (8 billion dollars)? Shame no go gree am rest.

He must seat on that throne for 8 years: 1 billion dollars a year.
Celebrities › Re: Whose Nairaland Id Is The Coolest And Sexiest? by nex(m): 6:05pm On Jul 04, 2009
Yippie! I got my my first Nairaland ID back.

So what could be cooler than "nex"?

Seriously now.

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