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Its a shame Nigeria doesn't take climate change seriously. The sahara is almost at Nigeria's doorstep, and sea level's are rising at the coast. Disaster looms. Hopefully the heavy rainfall and mass destruction will eventually make us realise that everything is changing. |
Seems like an American ploy to place troops in Naija. Nigeriastan. . . . |
Jesus Christ as President. . . . . and Prophet Muhammed as Vice President. |
Correction: You Were The Black Mans Burden - With Your Inferiority Complex. . . . . And We're Glad To Be Free Of You. |
Are the resources not the property of all Naija? Just like the oil, the proceeds must be divided amongst all. |
Ex Militants or Current Militants? |
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. . . given that all our foreign reserves are in dollars. When the currency is rendered useless what will become of Nigeria? Sanusi seems to have forseen this eventuality - hence the formation and rapid implementation of the Islamic Banking System. Discuss. . . . . . |
[flash][/flash] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hEFyuOQDn9M |
. . . .doesn't look good. |
Time for the IMF to enter the equation; [b]Time for the IMF to enter the equation; [/b]Time for the IMF to enter the equation; |
Its started....good starting line up |
My eyes are hurting - Who can I sue if I loose my eyesisight. The new site is 'Harsh' on the eyes. I feel like i'm going blind just typing this. I have toi sotop niwow because I cnat see whatts imm typign.gkllg; |
Seun/Mods - Front Page |
Look terrible |
The same fate awaits most of Nigeria's looters - The west are not fools. They encourage looting because inevitably the money ends up in their pockets. Maybe this will serve as a lesson |
Posh talking 'Aboki' |
The Age of Austerity - GEJ and Okonjo-Iweala are evil servants of the devil (The West) 28,000 increase in unemployment - I wish cancer upon both of them! https://successsystemsnow.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/age-of-austerity-george-osborne-desktop1.jpg |
See how cowardly Yoruba people truly are, |
Na so Yoruba dey behave - god punish una. Ojukwu - R.I.P Your spirit will live on amongst the 'Ndi Igbo' (God punish yorubas - your aniliation awaits you) |
oseiwe:http://www.sunnewsonline.com/webpages/news/national/2011/june/03/national-03-06-2011-019.html |
We must all show courage and fight back against these kidnappers. |
From GEOFFREY ANYANWU, Awka Friday, June 03, 2011 Former state chairman of the Progressive Peoples Alliance (PPA) in Anambra, Chief Frank Igboka, braved the odds in the early hours of yesterday, rescuing himself from the hands of kidnappers and seizing an AK47 riffle from the gang. Igboka, who was also an ex-chief whip of Anambra State House of Assembly was said to have been abducted at about 9a.m near his home, Nimo in Njikoka Local Government Area by the eight-man kidnap gang while driving in his 406 Peugeot car and forced into one of the black Sport Utility Vehicles (SUV) the criminals were operating in. But luck shined on him when, close to Neni Junction, his abductors spotted a police checkpoint and made a quick u-turn giving the former lawmaker who is heavily built and already struggling with them the opportunity to fall off the vehicle alongside one of the kidnappers. In the process, he was said to have forcefully seized the criminal’s AK47 rifle from him, opened fire on them, forcing the kidnapper to jump into their vehicle and they sped off before the police arrived the scene and finally rescued him. Narrating his miraculous escape to newsmen at the police headquarters yesterday, Igboka, who was still in shock in his roughened T-shirt and on barefoot said he thought he was in a dreamland before the arrival of the police. He said, “My brothers, I have no mouth to talk to you. The glory should go to God first. I thought I was in a dreamland within those few minutes before the police arrived. “I was driving my 406 vehicle near my place when these people swooped on me, dragged me out of the vehicle and drove off, so on getting near the junction of Neni, they sighted police checkpoint and turned immediately. Before then, I had noticed that they were jittery and I started to struggle with them inside the vehicle. “Luckily, I fell off the vehicle when it turned with one of the kidnappers and being bigger than him, I quickly took the gun and opened fire immediately, the boy quickly ran into the jeep and they sped off. I would not say if I did wound any of them.” Confirming the incident, the state Police Commissioner, Murktar Ibrahim, noted that his command was at alert and needed only information to function well, adding that he had already deployed over 1,000 policemen to search for the hoodlums. CP Ibrahim who gave the number of the 60 round AK47 rifle with three magazines recovered from the kidnappers as 1993-AFA3254, said, “there will not be any hiding place for those criminals again in Anambra State. We are going to make the state a crime-free state. These people should know that Anambra is no longer safe for them.” Similarly, the Commander of the State Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS), Sir Felix Kigigha has disclosed that the command has arrested seven out of the eight-man kidnap gang that terrorised the state early last week with the other killed in a gun battle with members of the squad. Kigigha said three of the suspects were arrested with serious bullet wounds at Paradise Hotel, Obosi through a tip-off, giving their names as Chinedu Uchechukwu, Fidelis Egbigbe, Lambert Aleba and Emmanuel Okoye. The other three, Nnamdi Johnbosco from Amaku Igbo in Echie Council Area of Rivers State, Nweke Lawson from Ezza Council Area of Ebonyi and Chukwuma Agbowo, he said, were arrested at their hideout while their victim, the Director of Personnel/Head of Service (HOS), Ibaji Council Area of Kogi State, Abubarka Haruna was rescued. |
Go and recieve your treatment, |
[size=14pt]Scientist says evil can be treated[/size] [img]http://previous.presstv.ir/photo/20110507/ebrahimpour20110507142639607.jpg[/img] "I'm not satisfied with the term 'evil'," Reuters quoted Cambridge University psychology and psychiatry professor Simon Baron-Cohen as saying. "We've inherited this word, and we use it to express our abhorrence when people do awful things, usually acts of cruelty, but I don't think it's anything more than another word for doing something bad,” he added, saying that “we need a new theory of human cruelty.” In his recent book Zero Degrees of Empathy, Baron-Cohen suggests a rebranding of evil and defining it in terms of lack of empathy. Director of the Autism Research Center at Cambridge defines empathy in two parts; as the drive to identify other people's thoughts and feelings, and the drive to respond appropriately to those thoughts and feelings. According to Baron-Cohen, if people fully use their capability to empathize many conflicts in families and society will be resolved. "If you think about conflict resolution at the moment, usually we are dependent on diplomatic channels, legal frameworks, or military methods,” he said. “But all those things operate at a very abstract level and they don't seem to get us very far. "Empathy is about two people -- two people meeting, getting to know each other and tuning in to what the other person is thinking and feeling." One of the world's top experts in autism and developmental psychopathology, Baron-Cohen cites at least ten brain regions which make up what he calls the "empathy circuit." When people hurt others, parts of that circuit are malfunctioning. He also sets out an "empathy spectrum" ranging from zero to six degrees of empathy, and an "empathy quotient" test, which ranks people along that spectrum. Baron-Cohen says people are in the middle of the spectrum, with a few particularly attuned and highly empathetic people at the top end. He says those who fall at the bottom end of the scale should not be labeled evil, but should rather be seen as sick or "disabled," who need to be helped with their empathy deficiency. "I try to keep an open mind. I would never want to say a person is beyond help," he says. "Empathy is a skill like any other human skill -- and if you get a chance to practice, you can get better at it." http://www.presstv.ir/detail/178720.html |
kabukabu:Please continue showing off your ignorance. Can you also post the video of the assassination and the interview with the daughter of Bin Laden. Dumb, Fcu.k. As I've already stated, keep digesting all the bull you see in the mainstream media. Sensible people are asking sensible questions - Whilst your spewing ignorance. |
Next time dont distribute 'Half Chop' to people - |
kabukabu:You sound like a dumb cun.t that just takes in any bullshi.t you digest from the mainstream media. Your quoting fox news? What a foooool you are, Sucker, |
Aboki thread - ![]() Exiting, |
obailala:LOL Obama is a fraud. |

