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Romance › Re: The Best Men Are Often Too Shy To Chase Women by Noneroone(m): 7:38pm On Sep 29, 2014
promiseAndre: *my first post ever on
here,I hope it do worth it* -am shy thu
(It's way too short i know)
This long piece!
Nice anyway.

Politics › Re: Unlawful Detention: Court Orders SSS To Apologise To El-rufai, Pay Him N2m For.. by Noneroone(m): 5:02pm On Sep 29, 2014
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Politics › Learn From History, Forget Second Term- Cardinal Okojie Warns Jonathan Again. by Noneroone(op): 4:40pm On Sep 29, 2014
Jonathan should learn from history, forget second term. Cardinal okojie warns again.

Former Catholic Archbishop of Lagos,
Cardinal Anthony Olubunmi Okogie, has
again advised President Goodluck Jonathan
to forget about a second term in office
because he does not deserve it.
Speaking with SaharaReporters late
yesterday from Nigeria, the retired cardinal,
a founding member and former leader of
the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN),
recalled a conversation he had with Mr.
Jonathan while he was still deputy.
According to him, when the president
asked him for prayers, he had insisted that
Mr. Jonathan should first specify his prayer
intentions. He said the president seemed at
first shocked, but reluctantly revealed that
he intended to run for office again.
Disclosing that the encounter happened in
the presence of four other people, Cardinal
Okojie said he told Jonathan that he could
win but would not govern peacefully.
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The cardinal, who was known for his fiery
outspokenness against both abusive and
corrupt military dictatorships as well as
corrupt elected officials, stated that Mr.
Jonathan was surrounded by sycophants
who keep misleading him. Describing the
recent formal adoption of Mr. Jonathan as
the sole candidate of the Peoples
Democratic Party (PDP) as dangerous, the
prelate urged the president to look at
Nigeria’s history and see what has
happened to sole party candidates in the
past.
Turning his attention to CAN, Cardinal Okojie
said the religious organization had become
bastardized. He accused the group’s former
leader, Reverend Sunday Mbang, of turning
CAN it into an appendage of President
Olusegun Obasanjo’s administration. Even
so, he added that whatever Mbang did
pales into insignificance compared with
what Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor, CAN’s current
leader, has done with the organization.


http://saharareporters.com/2014/09/29/jonathan-should-learn-history-forget-2nd-term-cardinal-okojie-warns-again

Is this cardinal for real?
Education › Re: Popular Sayings That Do Not Sound Right by Noneroone(m): 8:54pm On Sep 28, 2014
Robbing peter to pay paul.
Nah! You can't 'cos if you rob peter to pay paul you are still paying PSQUARE.
Entertainment › Re: Scary Moment When Father Dipped His Day Old Baby Into A Pool (see Pictures) by Noneroone(m): 7:32pm On Sep 28, 2014
CoolHunk: Infants instinctually hold their breath under water. Doesn't make this safe though.
I have seen a documentary where a baby swam but couldnt understand how. Do you mind explaining further?
Politics › Re: Jonathan Does Not Deserve A Second Term – Okogie by Noneroone(m): 11:51am On Sep 28, 2014
yetunsbay: so tell me apart fr being a religious leader wotabt his utmost view as a citizen.Wuld he not vote
He was introduced as a cardinal wasn't he?
Politics › Re: Jonathan Does Not Deserve A Second Term – Okogie by Noneroone(m):
I beg to differ, the cardinal is wrong. I hope someone is advising him less he makes regrettable incursion into politics through rekless statements. Religious leaders are the moral eyes of the society, they can condemn social and economic inequality like Desmund tutu and leave the country's leadership to adjust the imbalance, whoever the leader is. However, for a person who says a president does not deserve a second term, political opponent is a more apprioprate word.
Education › Re: List Of 10 Universities That Are Very Competitive In Terms Of Admission by Noneroone(m): 12:43pm On Sep 26, 2014
Khaynet: Maybe you font know but FUNAAB is fast growing in terms of applicants.
The topic says the most competetive.
Education › Re: List Of 10 Universities That Are Very Competitive In Terms Of Admission by Noneroone(m): 12:18pm On Sep 26, 2014
Khaynet: Choosing any of the university listed below is not a child
play,you need to be prepare,have a good score in jamb
and post utme.
You must also have a complete o -level result
Long leg cannot be write-up also.
(1) Unilag
(2) OAU UNN
(3). Unizik
(4). Uniben
(5). Futo
(6). Uniport
(7). Unical
(cool. Unilorin
(9). UI
(10) UNAAB
.
.
What do you think?
Fixed
Politics › Freed Chibok Girl Four Months Pregnant by Noneroone(op): 10:05am On Sep 26, 2014
Freed Chibok girl
four months
pregnant


by webmaster on Sep 26,
2014
One of the abducted girls of
the Government Girls
Secondary School, Chibok, Miss
Susan Ishaya released by Boko
Haram insurgents is four
months pregnant The
Chairman of Chibok Community
in Abuja, Tsambido Hosea
Abana, confirmed the
pregnancy yesterday in a
telephone interview with our
correspondent in Yola.
Miss Ishaya was said to have
been found near a police
station in Mubi town,
Adamawa State, on Wednesday
after she was dumped there
by the insurgents, according to
security sources.
Abana confirmed that the girl
was among the abducted
Chibok girls, adding that she
has been moved to Adamawa
State Police Headquarters in
Yola. “Susan is actually one of
our daughters abducted from
Government Girls Secondary
School in Chibok.
“She was found in Mubi where
her abductors dumped her
and was later taken to Yola
and it is proved that the girl is
four months pregnant but
psychological and physically
traumatize,” he said.
Abana urged the authorities
handling Susan’s case to
expedite action by sending her
to a good hospital for proper
medical attention. He called on
the Federal Government to
step up efforts toward freeing
the remaining girls and re-
uniting them with their
families.
Our correspondent also learnt
that another young lady who
recently escaped from the
Boko Haram captors had been
killed in her Michika
community after it was
discovered that she was
responsible for the death of
her four siblings.
The girl, whose name was
being kept secret to shield her
family from facing
manslaughter charge, was said
to have successfully re-united
with her family before she
perpetrated the heinous act of
killing her three male and
female siblings.
However every attempt to
reach the military authorities
in Yola proved abortive
Meanwhile a drama unfolded
yesterday as leadership tussle
allegedly ensued within the
rank of the Boko Haram
insurgents in Madagali with
over 30 feared killed.
A trapped resident in Madagali
yesterday confided that the
fight ensued over
disagreement which centred
on whether as well as who
should be the new Amir
(leader) after the killing of the
former leader of the insurgent
by Nigerian troops in Bazza a
fortnight ago.
“Over 30 Boko Haram fighters
were killed in Madagali town
after a fight that ensued
between them over
disagreement on whether to
surrender their weapons. They
just kept shooting themselves
sporadically,” said David
Chakawa.
Chakawa who told journalists
in a telephone interview that
there has been disquiet
among members of the group
with some agitating for
ceasefire.
“Already, there is also
leadership crisis over who
should emerge the new leader
in Madagali,” Mr Chakawa said.
For almost three weeks now,
Gulak, Shuwa and Michika
towns have been under the
control of the insurgents.
Residents say that, many
“defaulters” where being
punished by the sect by
chopping off their fingers
while others are given
corporal punishment of
flogging “They cut-off fingers,
lash offenders and marryoff
spinsters,” said Bitrus Kwache
a trapped resident in Michika.


http://nationalmirroronline.net/new/freed-chibok-girl-four-months-pregnant/
Politics › Re: World Health Organization Declares Nigeria Ebola-free! by Noneroone(m): 8:07am On Sep 25, 2014
arsetalks: Nonsense. Arrant nonsense. You mean the FG that didn't release money till weeks later?
so in a situation where "FG didnt release money" the credit goes to Lagos govt by default?
Politics › Re: World Health Organization Declares Nigeria Ebola-free! by Noneroone(m): 7:56am On Sep 25, 2014
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Politics › Re: World Health Organization Declares Nigeria Ebola-free! by Noneroone(m): 7:44am On Sep 25, 2014
arsetalks: We have done a good job on this Ebola issue. Kudos to the Lagos government and the federal government.

The way we tackle Ebola is a pointer to how much we can achieve as a country if we have a strong WILL, if we do not allow political or regional sentimentality get into our way of reasoning.

GOD bless Nigeria.
u mean the lagos govt that it took three days to start recovering dead bodies from the rubbles of the collapsed synagogue building, after begging TB joshua (the chief culprit) to withdraw his church officials? Pls commend the health ministry, especially the minister.
Politics › Re: I Assisted Daniel To Claim Ogun Indigeneship,Daniel Is From Isoko — Amosun by Noneroone(m): 5:34pm On Sep 19, 2014
shymexx: WilyWily/Nchara

I had to edit it, after thinking about it deeply. I think it's not just a Yoruba women thing, it's more of Nigerian women thing - and I think there was a stat out on nairaland last year that a lot of the first kids by naija women are not the biological kids of their dads.

Based on experience: I think a lot of Edo women for example have high libido, and having multiple sexual partners is more or less a norm for them. And I have smashed a couple of Igbo chics who were engaged to other men. May God help Nigerian women. undecided
are u sure u entered the correct thread or was there blackout in your brain while u were typing?
Christianity Etc › Re: Archbishop Of Canterbury Admits Doubts About God by Noneroone(m): 11:41am On Sep 19, 2014
Dragonking: Howhuh
From the title one would think he has doubts about the existence of God.However, the content shows he has in times of challenges like any other human questioned God.
Christianity Etc › Re: Archbishop Of Canterbury Admits Doubts About God by Noneroone(m): 11:53pm On Sep 18, 2014
The title is misleading.
Christianity Etc › Re: Why We Pulled Out Of CAN — Catholic Bishops (Published 2012) by Noneroone(m): 9:26pm On Sep 18, 2014
cktheluckyman: U are dreaming!!!! They were about 400 million catholics in the world by 1950s today they are 1.2billion,by 1900 we had less than 1 million catholics in africa and less than 20,000 in Nigeria ,today we have over 140 million in africa and about 30 million in Nigeria!!! The catholic church is the single largest church also in the US with over 70 million americans professing the catholic faith!!! The pentecostals in the US put together are less than 25 million.Does this statistics look like a diminishing church to you?

Pentecostalism is only strong in Nigeria and a few other african countries,it is virtually non-existent in europe with less than 2% of the european populaton.

Pentecostalism as a brand of christianity failed woefully in the US and Europe

Even it's success in Nigeria is mainly concentrated the SW
http://m.theweek.com/article/index/202388/catholics-in-crisis
Politics › Re: 10 Of The Most Notorious Terrorist Organizations In The World by Noneroone(m): 1:33pm On Sep 17, 2014
The unsaid implication is that seven of them are islamist organisations, including the first five deadliest.
Politics › Re: 2015: Igbo Demand Lagos Deputy Gov’s Slot by Noneroone(m): 9:08am On Sep 17, 2014
enigmaotr: It's easier for a foreigner to be the Deputy Governor of Lagos come next year, than any non-Yoruba. It wont happen.
u sound like mama peace.
Politics › Re: Without Harold Wilson, Could The Biafran Army Have Taken Lagos And Beaten Nija? by Noneroone(m): 8:20am On Sep 17, 2014
yemaldo: Una no dey tire? History cannot be erased bro just forget and move on or continue looking for what u cannot get back
very contradictory!
Politics › Re: Victim Of Unknown Conspiracy In Nigeria’s January 1966 Coup D’etat by Noneroone(m): 12:26pm On Sep 16, 2014
crap.
Politics › Re: Give Us Deputy Governor Slot Or Forget Our Votes- Igbo Leaders Tell Lagos PDP by Noneroone(op): 11:52am On Sep 16, 2014
Gbawe2: Another ill-exposed mumu failing to see what matters. Are Nigerians not even influential politicians in Nations they or their parents migrated to outside Africa? It is humility and the ability to love, respect and embrace the people around you that makes the difference. If this is the case, and as some examples prove already, the Yorubas are probably the ethnic group most prepared to trust power to non-indigenes who have proven themselves.

When you make your attempt to gain power a "chop sand" exponent of ridiculing others and satisfying a feudal and primordial lust to lord it over them, instead of integrating with them so that they trust you and consider you someone who will act in their best interest always, then you are on an exercise in futility and 'bridge burning'.

This is what will continue to fly above the head of those, like you, doomed to work with a "them against us" mentality even in situations where it is obvious such an attitude is destined to ensure you will be viewed as a people to be resisted rather than trusted with power. People like you never see what is obvious. Will you allow an 'enemy within' to lead you or is it that people are more comfortable with foreigners who integrate humbly and patriotically with everything/everyone in their environment to the extent their loyalty and goodwill towards others cannot be questioned?

Given the feudal and pugnacious approach of Igbo behaviour and talk lately, occasioned by the false sense of security and 'ownership' the GEJ Presidency has given them, I say 'goodluck' to you guys after you have now gone public with your hate of Yorubas/Hausas/Fulanis et al which has now shown them you still operate, even decades after the civil war, with the misguided mentality of subjugating others rather than integrating with them.

This historically unresolved bad belle against others is what gave rise to all the "we are 45% of Lagos" plus "we control the economy Lagos" and "Lagos is no man's land" false and feudalistic statements you would never make if you truly respect and appreciate your host.
Instead many of you fully commit yourselves to hating, undermining and opposing your host while speaking in ways that reveal the vengeance in your hearts. Your approach is always anchored around that of a hostile takeover, rather than humble rapprochement and bridge-building, as your silly "blood pressure' utterance illustrate here. Once again, I wish you guys 'goodluck' in your obstinate, vainglorious and futile attempt to do things the most difficult way via alienating everyone and being mindlessly divisive.
Are u actually pleading that Igbos shouldnt contest for positions in lagos or do u mean it is unlawful?
Culture › Re: Can You Count From One To A Thousand In Your Local Dialect ? by Noneroone(m): 10:39am On Sep 16, 2014
chuxyz: noneroone, iteghite and iteolu are standard igbo. I never said itenaani is not correct but it's wrong when we are talking of standard igbo. In my dialect, we call one "nnaa" and that does not make it right when we are talking of standard igbo. By the way what's the meaning of Ikpumsky? A nairalander?
The important thing is that it is an Igbo word and it is widely known to mean nine.
Politics › Re: Give Us Deputy Governor Slot Or Forget Our Votes- Igbo Leaders Tell Lagos PDP by Noneroone(op): 9:28am On Sep 16, 2014
By 2020 an Igboman will be governor of Lagos, Rivers and Delta including southeast.


Yea, let blood pressure rise.
Politics › Re: Give Us Deputy Governor Slot Or Forget Our Votes- Igbo Leaders Tell Lagos PDP by Noneroone(op): 6:55pm On Sep 15, 2014
Kanwulia: Do some people keep asking why a certain group of WEED-SMOKING, drug-trafficking, hereditary/genetical-ritualistic, wife/mother/father-killing. tribalistic goons are hated all over the world? cheesy

Look no further than this thread!
Imagine the EFFRONTERY! grin

Hilarious!
If loud insults which are founded upon hatred were to bring development, yorubas would have been in the realm of the "gods" in human civilization.
Politics › Re: Give Us Deputy Governor Slot Or Forget Our Votes- Igbo Leaders Tell Lagos PDP by Noneroone(op): 1:14pm On Sep 15, 2014
Pls no heart attack.
Politics › Give Us Deputy Governor Slot Or Forget Our Votes- Igbo Leaders Tell Lagos PDP by Noneroone(op): 12:47pm On Sep 15, 2014
2015: Igbo leaders give condition to
support PDP in Lagos


on september 15, 2014 at 12:12 am in news

By Caleb Ayansina
ABUJA—A coalition of Igbo leaders from the
36 states of the federation and the Federal
Capital Territory, FCT, has demanded the the
deputy governorship slot in the forthcoming
gubernatorial election in Lagos State as a
precondition to support the People’s
Democratic Party, PDP..
The coalition also added its voice to demand
for immediate removal of the chairman,
Independent National Electoral Commission,
INEC, Prof. Attairu Jega, over allocation of
30,000 new polling units across the country.
The Igbo leaders, canvassing support for
President Jonathan’s re-election,should he
decide to re-contest, also urged the federal
government to protect the lives and
properties of Igbo people throughout the
federation, especially in the north, so as to
guarantee electoral spread for President
Goodluck Jonathan in the 2015 presidential
election.
The coalition, under the auspices of
‘Goodluck Gaa Niru 2015’, stated this in a
communique issued after it’s maiden
national executive meeting in Abuja last
weekend.
Leader of the group, Kenneth Ibe-Kalu, who
led other members of the group to read the
communique, observed that President
Jonathan secured the 25 per cent votes
spread across the nation due to the massive
presence of Igbo outside the South East.
The group, however, appealed to the federal
government to ensure security for all Igbos
outside the South East in order to avoid
intimidation of Igbos ahead of the 2015
elections.
“Mr. President should know that it was the
Igbo votes that gave him more than 25 per
cent votes outside the southeast zone.
“We suffered untold hardship leading to
several mortalities, especially in the north.
Ahead of 2015 election, we call on president
Goodluck to ensure maximum security of
Ndi’ Igbo outside Igbo land,” it said.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/09/2015-igbo-leaders-give-condition-support-pdp-lagos/#sthash.73n3jn2i.dpuf
Culture › Re: Can You Count From One To A Thousand In Your Local Dialect ? by Noneroone(m): 10:18am On Sep 14, 2014
chuxyz: FIXED! itiboribo!
You can't even count to 1billion.
1billion = ijeri. Next time consult your teacher(ME) before posting...
Iteghete, Itenaani and Iteolu are all allowed.

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