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Jarus and I will conclude on the choice topic and the list of debaters hopefully before the end of tomorrow.

Please Judges, indicate your availability for Saturday and Sunday please.

Thanks.

CrazyMan: My advise...stay away from their section.

Muslims are emotional people. They are kinda unfriendly to comments made by non-muslims against islam, and they tend to keep grudges against perceived enemies.

[s] I would suggest you keep away from them [/s]...I wonder why you haven't gotten the message by now...your ban log shows that majority of the bans you've received are from the islam section.

logicboy was banned, logicboy01 was banned, mcdaddy01 was banned...think of all the ids you've lost as a result of how outspoken you are towards islam...you cannot win this war.

Its obvious they're keeping tabs on you...waiting for you to make a wrong move, then ban you.

It would be wise if you keep away from their section...there's a reason its called islam strictly form muslims, and the truth is they want it to remain that way.

Concentrate more on the religion section proper, and I'm sure you would enjoy Nairaland much better.

Cheers.

The bold is over-generalization.

I know a lot of cool, calm and tolerant Muslims both on this forum and outside.

As for Maclatunji, I reserve my comment.

fredoooooo: na gbese when your opponent get michu , hazard , ba ,mertaesacker , tevez and fellaini

see this o level muki o chei

hehehe your opponent is not 3rd on the table for no reason, he was even 2nd before last week. He is my boy

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hmnnn... wht abt me?

What is cooking Sweetie?

[quote author=ndu_chucks]@OAM4J, we have the first chance of amending the current constitution, but Tinubu and his peep have been unusually silent on pushing for rregionalsm through the democratic process of amending the said constitution.

Lip service alone is unacceptable. I would have been impressed if these people spent as much financial, media, and human resources as they spent on Ondo election, towards the application of pressures on NASS to ensure that rregionalism and federalism are adequately addressed.

Unfortunately, what have is a response which will ensure that the status quo is maintained. This sir, is unforgettable.[/quote]First chance

There have been countless chances to put Nigeria right, but the few that benefit from the status quo will not let those chances and efforts work. So don't blame Tinubu if he has no faith in this particular effort. I for one is yet to be convinced that anything good/meaningful will come out from the constitutional amendment exercise.

That said, there is no need presenting multiple proposals on regional integration to Nat Assembly. If the Nat Assembly is serious about regional integration, I am sure it will get the full support of Tinubu and SW.

Katsumoto: One whole week to teach a new dance step? I don't think so.

What is azonto?

If you know azonto dance, then you'll know you need more than one week to learn and perfect it.

Dont worry, idowu will teach you all you need to know about azonto, trust me the dance is far from your breakdance

I dont know why OP picked on Tinubu, but am yet to know any other living Nigerian that has written or spoken for true federalism and regional integration like Asiwaju Tinubu. He started this campaign long time ago, while Obj was the president. He initiated Southern Governors Forum, before the North started theirs.

That Ohaneze is using constitutional amendment opportunity to make their recommendation for regional integration does not mean SW must follow same line or that SW is against it.

OP's claim will only be valid if he has any evidence of Asiwaju or SW opposing regional integration.

Tgirl4real: Oga, u berra submit ur wives for interview. And pls be quick to sign the divorce papers. This competition is too fierce. I wanna live long.

@Odunnu, u see what I mean?

What divorce papers? I will sign it when you are 80yrs old