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ighoosagie: mumutologist Oya open ur mouth mk I fart put, see as ur mouth dey smell like were dem bury fella put.
Metcheeew

did it just quote me?

spikes C: Oh sorry, i thought you needed mental help.

You just need 4 slaps on ya fugly face

lmao

... Or so I thought. ()

Hehehe... Sharp guy. It's her choice what she makes of it and what she chooses to do about it. Some would say he doesn't trust her. I think he's being shrewd, for reasons best known to him.

However, if she can break up without a meaningful discussion, she's capable of ruining him with an expensive divorce later.

lalaosky: Lol.. Flex for now but always watch out for your mails, cos when I need your vote for melvin or beverly, I'll be PMing you.. Don't fail me

ok sah... **leaves foreign bba land**

lalaosky: Buwahahahahaha.. Lwkmd... Lmao

When you dey flirt with brenda, I.joan and shugamania for that women only thread, you no know say you dey finish my account too?.. Manage am man, and vote melvin before seun bans you

lol. I no dey watch bba jare. Don't even know who Melvin is or how to vote. See as una carry the matter for head

Lalaosky Nnamdi Onuigbo, shey you wan use bba posts finish my account?

[quote author=ShyM-X]We all already have our different identities, which are our various ethnic groups. However, there's a conflict of interest between our identity(ethnicity) and nationality(Nigeria). The realism should be based on the consciousness, derived from our derived from our identities. Igbo's for example are capitalism inclined, the Yoruba's are a mix of both capitalism and socialism with monarchy(similar to the Brits), and the Hausa/Fulani are feudal. So they shouldn't have a problem formulating a philosophy based on their consciousness.

Also, I don't outright think secession under the current status quo would be the right option, it will be too bloody and may result in decades of bloodshed. The best way would be gradual secession and similar groups aligning with one another. We will probably need to start off with the restructuring of the country based on groups with cultural and historical affinity. Then get power away from the center, and let these new restructured zones control their own destinies. It can be a 5-10 year plan. Once that can be achieved - secession would be easier. And even if it ends up being bloody - it won't be as bloody as doing it under the current set-up.[/quote]Well said!

SmartTalk: And who says enough blood has not been spilt already? If the breakup happens tomorrow, can we say our journey has been bloodless so far? What in the present tells you the future would be different in terms of violence in the country? That is reality.

I agree that for a lot of the newly formed countries, not much would change. But that would mean that they have to confront their demons instead of blaming "domination" of an outside party for your problem. The newly formed countries that arise and do things differently would prosper. Neighboring countries would see this prosperity and try to copy. Some would see that eschewing tribalism in running is beneficial for prosperity, and copy. Some would see same and not copy and remain backward. All in all, no one can blame the "other" for their backwardness.

stories... You give yourself and others hope without considering all possibilities. I assume you are igbo. So tell me this... Do you know igbos discriminate amongst themselves? For example, an Anambra igbo does not see himself the same as an Imo igbo. You are free to deny this, buh I'm pretty sure you are aware of it.

I'm not saying Nigeria is getting better as a nation, the bloodshed part of my post was in reference to the folly of anticipating missing anything. Have you ever reflected on the effects of a real war? I guess not. Whatever bloodshed you see now is nothing compared to a war, and wars usually precedes breakups of nations.

The future of a post-breakup mini-Nigeria? Somethings would surely happen. The same old greed would creep up, tribalism would assume a more familiar face. Then the historians and analsts would come out and talk about how Nigeria was better as a single nation, or how the western world instigated the breakup to their advantage.

When Egypt kicked out Mubarak and put in Morsi, they believed it was a step in the right direction, didn't they? Humans never learn from history.

I think it's rather premature to anticipate missing anything. First of all, there is hardly ever any bloodless breakup, so by the time it's over, many wouldn't be alive to miss anything. You want reality? That is reality.

BTW, a breakup wouldn't change anything meaningful in any positive way. I think Nigerians exhibit the worst form of tribalism/discrimination, and would always look for a way to discriminate even if Nigeria were a single tribe with a single language.

Lol... These bloggers get wahala. Not opening any blog jor. Post it here.

chygoz3: Blackberry kingdom ke? In 2001? No comment

lolz

[quote author=nadia_SA]LoL
Good old days..[/quote]as if you were born then

I would have failed if I were Abraham. God knows. I wouldn't agree to kill my child jare.

According to the list...

-Chemistry.
Everything else is useless without it. Must have a healthy sense of humour too. Physical attraction is not as important.

-Intelligence.

-Ethics / TRULY love God and humanity (not the same as parading a religion)

-Hardworking (goal-oriented)

-Lady (miss priss is most likely a pretender. Be herself and still be respectable)

-Money

Caracta: Well, i don't know. You need inner eyes

ok, now that is scary. I need inner eyes to see him? Why? *wailing*

Binger?

Why can't I see him?

ItsModella: yes, I'm half-Esan

lol

50calibre: I'm getting upset already, I'm starting to twitch.

lol. Someone's temper has grown an inch. Nice. That's not to say I won't call you dumb another day sha