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Crime › Re: Nigerian, Eric Chimezie Oluigbo Sentenced To Death In Malaysia 4 Drug Traffickin by Niseamaka(m): 9:28pm On Feb 29, 2012

ismhab:
Lampadusa in Italy.

Lampadusa is not a refugee camp, it`s just a receptive centre where arrivees are processed, immigration wise.

Crime › Re: Nigerian, Eric Chimezie Oluigbo Sentenced To Death In Malaysia 4 Drug Traffickin by Niseamaka(m): 5:52pm On Feb 29, 2012

zaboy:
most of these Asians countries give death sentence for drugs, they make it clear when they give you the visa. They make sure they stamp it on your passport sef! At this stage, there is nothing the nigerian government or anyone one else can do.
A lot of Nigerians are on death row for drug trafficking in Asian countries (Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore etc), and most of them are Igbo, why is that?

secondly, if you happen to visit a refugee camp in Europe or elsewhere, you will almost never see a Northerner as a refugee, only southerners. My question is, if the south is more developed than the north, why do southerners leave to be refugees in another country?

P.S. I m not trying to be tribalist or smart here, just saying d truth

THERE IS NO REFUGEE CAMP IN EUROPE. IF YOU HAVE VISITED ONE, WHAT`S THE LOCATION?.

Politics › Re: Okorocha Calls For Creation Of More States In South-east To Honour Ojukwu by Niseamaka(m): 7:43pm On Feb 28, 2012

Ngodigha1:
@O.JUJU
Ojukwu did not loose election in1982. That was when he arrived Nigeria.
Ojukwu did not loose sen election to jim in 1983 because Ojukwu and Jim came from different senatorial zones. Ojukwu contested under Onitsha zone while Jim contested with Onoh in the Anambra guber race.
Boy you lack history.
Who paid for Ojukwu's medical bills?. Is it Yorubas and Hausas.
The Igbo community in the U.K ensured Ojukwu never lacked anything while in the U.K.
Stop this your hatred of Ojukwu.

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Nwannem, we have to ignore that discredited deity who have been consistent in his resentment of everything ndigbo stands for. Everyone from the land of the rising sun knows that Ojukwu and Nwobodo never spared against each other in any senatorial contest because they came from two different senatorial zones. Although his hatred for Ikemba is too deep, we that love him should be left alone to mourn and honour him. We should just overlook the rants of this alusi chap, who sometimes claims Biafran nationality so as to confuse ndigbo in believing he may be one of us. May the soul of our dear leader rest in peace. Biafra will surely rise again.

Politics › Re: James Ibori: How A Thief Almost Became Nigeria's President - Bbc by Niseamaka(m): 4:23pm On Feb 28, 2012

Lasinoh:
So, which Nigerian politician is not a thief?
All have records as ex-cons!
Ibori is a victim of his arrogance like Alams period!
Make we hia word!
Tinubu nor push drug for America? Yoruba peeps were jubilating when he escaped EFCC net!
Even his children and concubines on NL.
Hypocrites!

Ibori, go to the damn jail!
Come out, and I will throw you a huge party!!!
Being an ex-con is a badge of honor in Africa politics!n
[b]Ask Mandela! [/b]

There are ex-cons and there are ex-cons. There is no basis for comparism between Nelson Mandela, one of the greatest Africans of all time, who went to prison for fighting to free his people from the clutches of apartheid and a career criminal like James Ibori, who stole from the very people he was elected to serve and protect.

Politics › Re: Remains Of Ojukwu Arrives Nigeria (in Pictures) by Niseamaka(m): 10:43am On Feb 28, 2012

xavier3g:
The Fool is here again, All hail the Fool!!!

Certain posts should just be ignored. we should not respond to people that are sick upstairs.

Politics › Re: Remains Of Ojukwu Arrives Nigeria (in Pictures) by Niseamaka(m): 5:22am On Feb 28, 2012

Onlytruth:
A lion is a lion.
He was completely selfless, resolute and loved justice and fairness.
History smiles at the great Ikemba. We shall follow in his footsteps!
Welcome home dike di ora mma.

Eze,
We are mourning but also celebrating the life of our hero, a man who
shunned a very affluent background so as to be of service to his people.
A leader, a teacher, a soldier, a philosopher, a prophet, an extremely
selfless servant of his people. Goodbye, agu ndigbo ji eje mba.
Biafra will surely rise again.

Politics › Re: The Six Count Charge Against Sylva by Niseamaka(m): 1:15am On Feb 27, 2012

Witch hunting. Jonathan and Silva are prominent Bayelsan indigenes that disagreed and the most powerful of the two at the moment is pulling the rug off the feet of the other.

Politics › Re: Worshippers Kill Suspectedfleeing Church Bomber by Niseamaka(m): 12:49am On Feb 27, 2012

Kobojunkie:
I am not going to turn this into a debate on how inept or not our police are.

There were people in the same group of worshipers who cried out that the man not be killed? Are those people not aware of the state of our police force?? I am sure they all are, probably even more so than you are, but even when faced with making a decision on what to do with the man, who only some moments before tried to kill then, chose to let him live, probably so that the right authorities, yet the same inept one, handle the situation legally.
If you want to attack someone, attack those people for wanting to do the right thing, not me.

It is beyond comprehension that you are lamenting and protesting the killing of a man who was actively involved in the process of committing mass murder.

Politics › Re: Worshippers Kill Suspectedfleeing Church Bomber by Niseamaka(m): 12:22am On Feb 27, 2012

bedane:
@sisnowee you are funny. @ Kobo u might want to check ur first post on this thread again. Trust me there is no point making up ur mind now it will just be a mental conception cos just like this sucide bomber decided its not worth dying yet you don't know what u eventually do until the exact minute it happens. And please stop saying he changed his mind about killing members of the church he only changed his mind about killing himself. If he eventually changed his mind about killing the members of the church he would have found a way to swerve the steering away from d church and die a martyr. @ Niseamaka did you attend FGC Nise? or are you from there? Sorry if my post are not clear cos ‎‎I am typing from a phone.

Yeah, from Nise.

Politics › Re: Worshippers Kill Suspectedfleeing Church Bomber by Niseamaka(m): 12:13am On Feb 27, 2012

Kobojunkie:
Unfortunately, your explanation is jumbled. You say it is not about rage, yet you tell us that attack is the best form of self-defence? Since when? Where did you get that from?
IF-COULD do not explain anything of what happened. Sorry, you have a man who was too chicken to blow himself up, but was eventually killed here. Why not leave the IFs and COULDA-SHOULAs to the right authorities?
o how does killing him help save lives?Als What lives? The lives of the Church members who he already did not want to kill?
Again, the jumble above does not negate anything I have said so far . . . .

Which authorities?, the most inept authority on planet earth. You have forgetten so soon about kabiru sokoto. By Killing this miscreant, he will never again be a party to the planning or execution of such evil in the future. If you kill someone who is planning to commit mass murder, who will definitely plan and commit mass murder or who is in the process of committing mass murder, you have done a huge favour to humanity, you are helping to save lives.

Politics › Re: Worshippers Kill Suspectedfleeing Church Bomber by Niseamaka(m): 11:26pm On Feb 26, 2012

Kobojunkie:
Yes, people are different and that is what the story even tries to helps you understand by telling you that while there were those who went into a murdering rage, and clubbed the man to death instead, there were the others who cried out that the mob not kill him.
So, it is still on each individual to decide whether to allow his or her rage control him/her when there is that chance that it should not be so.

Sometimes, attack is the best form of self defence. If they had spared his life, he will most definitely re-arm himself and strike again. Killing him will help to save lives. So junkie, it`s not about rage or self control, it`s about the safety and security of not just christians worshippers but that of the generality Nigerians, muslims inclusive.

Politics › Re: Igala Offers Igbo Free Land To Develop by Niseamaka(m): 5:14pm On Feb 21, 2012

macjive01:
NOT MY COMMENTS

When l said dat everyone is making mockery of Igbos, somebody was asking me why l said that. Igbos hv become a laughing stock in d Nigerian nation. We hv become d object of ridicle and caricature.

We hv become handy tools for d development of other parts of Nigeria while our own land lie fallow and desolate. Early today some Igbo traders said they cannot leave Kano even at d point of death becos of their billions of Naira investments in Kano. Other Nigerians hv learnt to use and dump us for d development of their areas, and later kill us and take over our investments. This trend has bn d order of d day, before, during and after d civil war.

What is wrong in buiding the biggest markets, industries, estates, investments in d vast Igbo lands? Igbos hv not and seems not even ready to learn their lesson. Tell me, are we not the architect of our woes over these years? We are. Kogi state now wants to lure us with free land to develop their state, and some greedy Igbos will actaually accept the Greek offer.

Igbos, pls wake up from ur slumber and deliver yourselves of enslavement, sacrificing ur sons and daughters in foreign lands, underdevelopment of our Igbo nation, developing other peoples's lands and pepertual in wilderness. How can we keep on talking about Biafra nation when we are not ready to develop the area? At d rate Igbos are going, it appears a pipe dream. May God help Ndi Igbo.

Nwanne`m you struck the nail squarely at the head. Our people will never learn, investing in places where insecurity of lives and properties reigns supreme is like walking wide eyed into the spiders garden and moans uncontrollably as soon as you become entangled in the web. When will we start learning from our past?.

Christianity Etc › Re: Lagos Shuts Down Lord’s Chosen, 6 Other Churches by Niseamaka(m): 4:25pm On Feb 21, 2012

abhosts:
Sound Proof Musical Equipments?

SOUND PROOF EQUIPMENT, NOT SOUND PROOF MUSICAL EQUIPMENT. EQUIPMENTS THAT WILL MAKE THE BUILDING SOUND PROOF. IT`S AVAILAILABLE.

Politics › Re: Ribadu’s Appointment Is An Insult – Tinubu by Niseamaka(m): 4:51pm On Feb 18, 2012

Eko Ile:
Like I said, you sound too naive and if I might add, you also sound too hopelessly clueless.

You didn't answer the questions I asked you because you know this is nothing but BS.

Stop somparing Nigeria with democracies all over the world because they don't create multiple parastattals to duplicate responsibilities and at the same time wasting resources on a full ministry and a minister who's job it is to look after the oil sector.

Very soon, they'll create another parastatal on top of RIBADU to duplicate what he's doing. This is wastage and incompetence.

Again

The fact that GEJ asked Ribadu to give his corrupt administration a fake clean look means nothing, he didn't have to appoint Ribadu to do anything, he has the power and authority to clean the oil sector himself, even with all the duplicating agencies doing the same thing, they are all fleecing your money left and right on top of the huge money you are paying them to loot your money while GEJ look the other way.

Why do we have a petroleum minister and petroleum ministry? The Petroleum minister and her ministry can not sanitize the petroleum industry.

What his her job and what are we paying her for and why do we have a petroleum ministry?

Why do we have the NNPC?

Why do we have the (PEF)?

Why do we have the PPPRA?

Why do we have the (PTDF)?

Mr clues, nothing will ever change if we take perennial armchair critics like you serious. The answer to your question is very simple: Because things have been going downhill for ages in Nigeria does not mean we have to fold our arms and do absolutely nothing. Because previous commissions of inquiry failed or that their findings were swept under the carpet does not mean that we have to give up hope about the future. BTW, i agree with you about the decay and the corruption in our country but where do we go from here: criticise, condemn, give up hope, do nothing. Certainly not, every effort geared towards finding solutions to our problems should at least be given a chance to succeed, not pulled down before they even start just because people like are focussed on our past failures. Nigeria is "bleeding profusely", every step towards eldorado, irrespective of how minute that step may be should not be rubbished by very "intelligent" and "educated" fellas like you whose brain is overflowing with "clues" and "ideas".

Politics › Re: Ribadu’s Appointment Is An Insult – Tinubu by Niseamaka(m): 10:24am On Feb 18, 2012

Eko Ile:
You do sound very naive.

What they asked Ribadu to do is to baby sit one the many government agencies in the oil sector, he has zero clue about what is going on in all the other sectors and agencies, even if he has, he can not do anything simply because he has no power or authority to do anything but just sit down and look.

And if push comes to shove, he'll cry to GEJ who has no power to do anything talk less go after anybody especially his crooked entrenched benefactors and party members in the same oil sector.

The fact that GEJ asked Ribadu to give his corrupt administration a fake clean look means nothing, he didn't have to appoint Ribadu to do anything, he has the power and authority to clean the oil sector himself, even with all the duplicating agencies doing the same thing, they are all fleecing your money left and right on top of the huge money you are paying them to loot your money while GEJ look the other way.

Why do we have a petroleum minister and petroleum ministry? The Petroleum minister and her ministry can not sanitize the petroleum industry.

What his her job and what are we paying her for and why do we have a petroleum ministry?

Why do we have the NNPC?

Why do we have the (PEF)?

Why do we have the PPPRA?

Why do we have the (PTDF)?

Ribadu is nothing but another window dressing just like the ones listed above. They will use him, rubbish him and dump him.

At the end of the day, GEJ is the boss and the same same incompetent Boss with little or no capacity to do anything about corruption in Nigeria.

The problem with you is that pessimism have eaten very deep into your mental state to the extent that you view virtually every step forward from a negative perspective. The difference between both of us is that i still harbour a glimmer of hope for Nigeria and that i cannot criticise someone before the commencement of an assignment, i will do that after the assignment, based on the person`s performance. Ribadu`s mission is merely investigative, to unearth the facts about the monumental rot in that sector and make recommendations to the president for implementation. Fact finding teams are periodically set up in almost every democracy in the world. Because the findings of such missions have been swept under the carpet in the past in Nigeria dosent mean we have to be overly pessimistic about every little step towards positive change, condemning everyone and everything.

Politics › Re: Ribadu’s Appointment Is An Insult – Tinubu by Niseamaka(m): 11:30pm On Feb 17, 2012

Eko Ile:
Serving your country and taking your turn to be part of the rot and decay are two different things,

They did not appoint him to serve you, he's their to help clean PDP's dirty image that he himself can not do.

In what way is he serving you? Can you explain to us the nature of his job and how it = Serving Nigeria.

If PDP really care about you and Nigeria, they'll give him a position that goes with his skills, experience and qualifications.

The man was a police and a crime fighter with gun, badge and law enforcement power to put bad people in jail, not a worthless and powerless shopkeeper.

The petroleum sector is the bedrock of Nigeria`s economy and it is in total decay. If that sector could be sanitised, a significant percentage of our economic problems will vanish. You are clearly underestimating the magnitude of the problems in that sector by belittling that appointment. That position, in my own opinion, is more important than being at the helm of affairs in EFCC. EFCC merely puts criminals behind bars but Ribadu can help solve Nigeria`s economic problems if he succeeds in his new role.

Politics › Re: Ribadu’s Appointment Is An Insult – Tinubu by Niseamaka(m): 10:39pm On Feb 17, 2012

Eko Ile:
This is why Nigeria is such a fcukkeddd up country. The government is bleeped up and even the citizenry is fcukked up in their ways and thinking.

They have been fuckkedd with so much that they don't even know right from wrong It's like something got to be wrong as long as the messenger is not in our camp.

Basic curtsey and how to do things is not only a major problem, even the ability and intellectual capacity to demand curtsey is a bigger problem.

Many Nigerians have zero self esteem and self worth that they don't mind to be dissed, they don't mind to be disrespected and even insulted. How do a presidential candidate that's blasted the opposition endlessly deep down to the foundation of the same opposition and what it stands for, then turn around to be a common errand boy for the same worthless opposition he's blasted and campaigned against? Not even a cabinet position for a whole presidential candidate, but instead a worthless glorified parastatal on top of so many worthless parastatals doing the same damn thing.
We are talking about a meaningless and decorative position with no power or authority over anything but just to be a common shopkeeper to look after shop while the same rot flows right by him with no power or authority to do anything about it. They'll use and dirty him with their mess and toss him aside.

Politically, he's done. Maybe just another PDP Ghana must go honorable, but never a serious and trustworthy political player. He sold his soul to the devil for nothing.

I disagree with you in totality. We all should be prepared to serve our country, if called upon to do so, in any capacity, irrespective of political affiliations. We cannot continually criticise the rot in Nigeria while refusing to partake practically (serving) in navigating our country out of the myriad of problems bedevilling us as a nation.

Politics › Re: Ribadu’s Appointment Is An Insult – Tinubu by Niseamaka(m): 9:40pm On Feb 17, 2012

afam4eva:
Ribadu is a shameless pig. How could he work with a government that he sooo castigated when he was a presidential candidate under ACN. Our politicians never cease to surprise us. They're all the same irrespective of party affiliation. They're all pigs.

I DISAGREE, AFAM. WHEN SOMEONE CONSISTENTLY CASTIGAGES AND CRITISIZES A PARTY, ORGANISATION, OR GOVERNMENT, HE IS IMPLYING THAT THINGS ARE NOT BEING RUN THE WAY IT SHOULD BE AND THAT THEY HAVE BETTER IDEAS. SO WHEN THEY ARE CALLED UPON TO SERVE, IT IS AN OPPORTUNITY FOR THEM TO PRESENT BETTER OPTIONS THAT WILL LEAD TO POSITIVE CHANGES THEY ARE AGITATING FOR. YOU SHOULD NOT DECLINE TO AVAIL YOUR SERVICES TO BRING ABOUT THE CHANGES YOU HAVE BEEN CLAMOURING FOR. IF YOU DO, ON WHAT BASIS WOULD YOU CONTINUE TO BERATE THAT GOVERNMENT SINCE YOU REFUSED TO SERVE TO HELP BRING ABOUT THE POSITIVE CHANGES YOU DESIRE. PARTY AFFILIATIONS SHOULD HAVE NOTHING TO DO WITH SERVICE TO YOUR COUNTRY. AS SOMEONE POINTED OUT EARLIER, JOHN HUNTSMAN, A REPUBLICAN, WAS PRESIDENT OBAMA`S FORMER AMBASSADOR TO CHINA. TODAY, ALTHOUGH HE`S ALREADY OUT OF THE RACE, HE CAMPAIGNED TO BE THE NOMINEE OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY TO CONTEST AGAINST BARACK OBAMA IN NOVEMBER`S PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.

Romance › Re: Let's Share Our Valentine Thoughts To That Special One by Niseamaka(m): 9:53pm On Feb 14, 2012

Thanks for your love, Chinyere. Twelve years, two boys, two girls, stable home.
marriage is good. Thanking God, as always, for our great partnership.I solemnly pledge,
once again,to love and cherish you all the days of our lives. May we live long enough
to witness our lovely children blossom and prosper abundantly, beyond our dreams.

Politics › Re: Igbos Have Started Returning Back To Maiduguri. by Niseamaka(m): 2:12pm On Feb 10, 2012

Obi1kenobi:
Last time I checked, it was the inalienable right of every Nigerian to reside and work for his livelihood anywhere in the country. Those that go to the SE on their various pursuits are not getting slaughtered so we deserve the same courtesy. If I contribute to society and pay my taxes, it's nobody's business where I'm from as long as the constitution upholds my rights.

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NWANNEM,

GOOD POINT, UNDER NORMAL AND STABLE CIRCUMSTANCES, BUT THE REVERSE IS THE CASE. FOR GODS SAKE WHY SHOULD OUR PEOPLE STUBBORNLY CONTINUE TO RESIDE AND INVEST IN THE NORTH WHERE THERE ARE HIGH LEVEL OF INSECURITY OF LIVES AND INVESTMENTS. WHAT IS SO MAGNETIC ABOUT THE NORTH THAT IS NOT AVAILABLE IN AWKA, OWERRI, ABA, ONITSHA, UMUAHIA, ETC. WHY SHOULD PEOPLE ENDANGER THEIR LIVES IN AN EXTREMELY SUNNY, DUSTY AND FLIES INFESTED TOWN LIKE MAIDUGURI. WHAT IS THE ATTRACTION INVESTMENT-WISE?. THE VOLATILE ATMOSPHERE IN THE NORTH HAVE NEVER BEEN AND WILL NEVER BE CONDUCIVE FOR IGBO INVESTMENTS. WHEN WILL IGBOS WAKE UP AND REALISE THAT SAFETY, SECURITY AND STABILITY SHOULD BE THE NUMBER ONE CONSIDERATION IN DECIDING WHERE TO LIVE AND INVEST.

Politics › Re: FG Appoints Nuhu Ribadu As Chairman Petroleum Revenue Task Force by Niseamaka(m): 1:09pm On Feb 08, 2012

executinal:
Politics = Dirty game . . . . . . . Agbakoba, so after all this noise, you only need this position

WHAT`S WRONG IN AVAILING YOUR SERVICES TO YOUR COUNTRY?. ARE YOU IMPLYING THAT AS A PERSISTENT CRITIC OF NIGERIAN
WOES, THAT HE SHOULD NOT SERVE HIS COUNTRY, AN OPPORTUNITY FOR HIM TO PUT ALL HIS SERMONS INTO PRACTICAL STEPS.

Family › Re: For Married and soon to be married Men by Niseamaka(m): 12:30pm On Feb 08, 2012

tellwisdom:
You must be a DRUG ADICT for saying this # You smoke alot

FOR THOSE WHO BELIEVE IN HIM, GOD PLAYS A VERY VITAL ROLE IN SOLVING THE FINANCIAL DIFFICULTIES OF MARRIED COUPLES.

Politics › Re: Uwazuruike To Igbo Leaders: You Are Callous by Niseamaka(m): 9:50pm On Feb 02, 2012

dayokanu:
[size=28pt]Igbos return to your region

Your Ike-eba Wuruwuru has built a 5 star lepers colony (aka refugee camp for you)

Arise and occupy your cursed land[/size]

THE RANTINGS OF A MENTALLY RE-------ED

Foreign Affairs › Re: Mugabe At African Union: Let’s Stand Up To West by Niseamaka(m): 3:55pm On Feb 02, 2012

In his eighties, after over three decades in power, this demented fool is teaching African leaders about leadership. Robert Mugabe have turned a very promising zimbabwe into an impoverished nation. He is hell bent on hanging on to power until death calls. It is sheer madness that at an age when he should be in peaceful retirement, he have started campaining for his next five years in power. The fact that the white minority controls 80% of zimbabwean lands have been in place since he assumed power in 1980 and up to his second decade in power. That was`nt an issue for him until he started losing his grip on power. It was then that he turned the inequality in land ownership into a political tool. This land problem was well handled in neighbouring South Africa where the same problem of imbalance exists. He should bury his head in shame for he is one of those sit tight maniacs giving Africa a bad image. How can a man, almost ninety years of age, still have the mental capacity to steer the affairs of a country. He is now critisizing the west, his best friends until he started destroying zimbabwe with his land politics and starving those who do not support his sit-tight tactics. The good news is that even if he successfully reinstalls himself as president for another five years, age will soon knock him out and zimbabwe will breathe again.

Politics › Re: Mourners Boo, Chase Away Emir Of suleja: by Niseamaka(m): 1:53pm On Feb 02, 2012

namfav:
that's disrespectful, why don't they leave suleja if the hate the emir, the emir has a long history in suleja from his ancestors, these people are migrants, show respect to your host

RESPECT IS RECIPROCAL. A LEADER THAT DISPLAYED TOTAL DISREGARD AFTER THAT HORRENDOUS TRAGEDY SHOULD NOT EXPECT TO BE RESPECTED.

Politics › Re: Uwazuruike To Igbo Leaders: You Are Callous by Niseamaka(m): 1:24pm On Feb 02, 2012

King Herod:
Uwazuruike is a big time slowpoke. Asking Igbos to return to refugee camp in his native Okwe village is an imbecillic call. He lacks thinking akonauche. buffon!

YOU ARE THE REAL "BIG TIME SLOWPOKE". WHAT`S WRONG IN PROVIDING REFUGE AND ASSISTANCE FOR THOSE IN NEED?. I`M CONFIDENT THAT THE VAST MAJORITY OF THE RETURNEES WILL SURELY NOT NEED SUCH ASSISTANCE, BUT THERE MAY BE A FEW FAMILIES WHO FOR SOME REASONS DO NOT HAVE A HOME TO GO BACK TO.

Politics › Re: Massob Enforces New Pump Price In Onitsha by Niseamaka(m): 9:53pm On Jan 21, 2012

Abagworo:
There dream of a big Biafra shall never come to pass as they will be surprised that majority of Igbos will not back them.

You must be hallucinating. 99.9% of ndigbo are gearing up for the d-day, the day Republic of Biafra will become an accomplished reality.

Politics › Re: Ugonna Alison-madueke Says Internet Photos Mischievous by Niseamaka(m): 12:45pm On Jan 21, 2012

barakolee:
ok ugonna, nice writeup i must say, and honestly i would have believed you, but something got my attention and thats precisely where you said ''limos are commonly used as airport taxis overseas'' now being someone who has travelled a lot, that i have never seen, ive never even seen a limo at any airport, howmuch more them being used as airport taxis, guy na wah oh

Limos are available and affordable to hire as taxis for just 100 quid an hour.

Politics › Re: Bidemi Bakare Disgrace by Niseamaka(m): 9:50pm On Dec 30, 2011

Walala:
First of all, can someone tell me what law this boys actions violated? With a good lawyer this case will be thrown away immediately, How can you say he committed crime when he asked a lover for money and she had no contract binding him to the loan he gave her? If this was the states, he will be giving probation at the most because everybody has a different identity on online dating sites. If I put a picture of Tyson Beckford to attract females online to date but I don't ask them for money, am I committing a crime? Is it only when I ask them for money that I have committed a crime?

Nigeria has bigger issues today than these young boys trying to make money, we are on America's terrorist watch list and the economy is on the brink of collapse and all of you are complaining about possible revenue into our society. Shame on You. I live abroad and can you please tell me of any black country that has a good image amongst white people or even any race of people other than black? We are seen as animals regardless so keep waiting for us to get a good image worldwide instead of striking these white devils at every chance you get.

BIDEMI you are my hero, i just wish you were a lil smarter to not be around the hotel.

Your post is not surprising, Nigerians glorify criminal activities, refering to criminality as smartness.

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Politics › Re: Bidemi Bakare Disgrace by Niseamaka(m): 1:17pm On Dec 30, 2011

So sad. I feel very sorry for lady Roselyne. After losing over $90,000 to Bidemi, she went back on the computer almost immediately in search of love. the next person she started chatting with is also another 9ja con artist in disguise. I pray that God will bless her with a good man who will lavish her with true love. Everyone deserves to love and be loved. Personally, i`ve received countless emails from this group of people hiding behind pictures of stunningly pretty young girls, promising me blissful love, but i know it`s our people at work.

Politics › Re: Why Have South-East Leaders Remained Silent About Boko Haram? by Niseamaka(m): 12:35pm On Dec 30, 2011

mamasani:
Instead of us all to work out a solution to the boko haram problem, some of you are advocating the relocation of igbos to the south. Do you think that the south will not accomodate you all? The sum total of igbos in the whole north is more than the the total number of igbos living in igboland. Where will they all live, when they all relocate to igboland? Be realistic. Do you think the igbos in the north enjoy being targets all the time there is any riot? They have no option but to remain in the north!!!
Discuss with their leaders in the the north and find out the real situation before you make unnecessary calls for them to leave.
The important question is, WHAT DO WE DO TO SOLVE BOKO HARAM?

Solving Boko Haram is the last item on my agenda. The relocation of ndigbo to the east and their safety and security is of utmost importance to me.

Politics › Re: Another Explosion Reported In Sapele, Delta State - Sr by Niseamaka(m): 3:26pm On Dec 28, 2011

EzeUche:
^^^

If anyone is new to Nairaland, this is a HAUSA man who was raised in Igboland.

Yeah, Ezeuche, that discredited and outdated DEITY.

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