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mukina2:
oam4j .
p_kasso dying to love say make i warn you to lif impossible love iice alone

Am not chasing iice for crying out loud's sake. Am married to Mukina already.

if iice gree for u sef, u no go allow us talk to am again abi wetin?

am not toasting na, u too dey jolos

interesting!

iice:
[color=#9900ff]You already pitched and i passed [/color]

only those with eagle eyes can identify quality with fews words.  

[quote author=p_kasso link=topic=599076.msg8530962#msg8530962 date=1308235630]@OAM4J Stay off my woman ! .Understood ?[/quote]Who is your woman?  

iice:
[color=#9900ff]And the doing can only be done by enticing


Please i belong to Johnny [/color]

A good product is not hard sell 

For how long are we going to keep celebrating failures and corruption?

The prove is not in words but by in doing

Orisirisi! We have a very looooooooooooooong way to go in this country.

I miss her too

Am unique and I don't brag. A trial will convince you

iice:
[color=#9900ff]So everyone says [/color]

I am OAM4J and not everyone, spot the difference.

mukina2:

Your sakara too much nau. You just dey do yanga for me since.

Just because i get only 6 girls (just six girls only o) to help you with housework.

iice:
[color=#9900ff]Call it what you want  I don't kiss people i know much more strange beings [/color]

Try it with me and your life will never be the same again. Ask Muki

You berra pocket all these your yanga. Oko won lode o

Ok will ask Admin/Supermod to look at it. Give them some mins.

^thank your stars and advisers. I no go tell you wetin for happen to you.

Advise yourself oh

mukina2:
ta! nor be me.

he get 6 wives already

You too dey jolos. That na your no1 problem

mukina2:
ta! nor kiss me or my twinny . .or your mouth go bend oh

iice:
[color=#9900ff]Who be this wey dey try kiss me?

And direct your declarations of love to Mukina [/color]

Women!!! see forming! see pretense!

iice:
[color=#9900ff]Hmmm I don't usually use the term tall, dark and handsome. I usually just stick with dark. Has nothing to do with skin color though. More of an aura thing. Someone moody, tortured and a bit warped. . . Yes i like dark of that sort [/color]

You don't belong to this planet

iice, have I ever told you I love you? Just in case i haven't pls know that I love you very much 


*Someone is jolos* 


Ok, I love you too Mukina2  . But I know I tell you that everyday now.

[quote author=Kilode?! link=topic=690632.msg8527206#msg8527206 date=1308183771]I was half-kidding. I'm yet to speak with Tinubu and Mama Hannah Dideolu afterall.

I share your pessimism to an extent, but seriously, we have to break the cycle. This Country is at a crossroad, I predict that Nigeria will be forced to make some deep fundamental changes in the next decade or collapse if it does not. It will involve a lot of powerplay and give and take. We will need to have strong leaders in front fighting the battle for us. They won't be perfect but they will need much greater support than all these screaming at each other will allow.

See, It is good to dislike group-think and embrace diversity of opinion, it is very healthy too. But not now, it is dangerous for us to ignore the bigger picture at this critical stage.

We can point to the "fall" of OBJ as a triumph of opposition, and a good example of the same pattern playing out now -the same old pattern that has always played out across the SW, But we have to remind ourselves that OBJ was obviously more concerned about keeping Nigeria as one for "power/control" reasons than actually fighting for the SW or developing any region in particular.

Awolowo, Bola Ige and now Tinubu are clearly not from that school of thought. We need to critically examine that fact and ask ourselves if this "diversity of thought" "political pluralism" or "democratic pluralism" are the values we want to push forward at this moment. Although they are good values for us on the long run. For now, we need an emergency re-adjustment of values, just like a country-at-war making special adjustment laws for war time only. IMO, we are at war.

It is very dangerous to continue the power-play. Like you alluded to; we know how it will end and that is not what we need right now.

I don't know how the Tinubus, Awolowos, Falaes other political player camps view it, but we need a more united front against "Nigeria" (not the country per se, but the dis-jointed system it represents).

Nigeria is the bigger enemy we have now. Unlike nationalist pro Nigeria-agenda status-quo defenders like OBJ and co, I'm more concerned about my region. It is easier to attack the Nigerian problem from that position.  I hope these people see it that way. I doubt it, but it's good to hope.

Sorry, probably a bit off-topic, I had to let it out.[/quote]Thank you Kilode for this post. Unfortunately many are not looking at the bigger picture, rather, all we see are the bigger name and the bigger man. And too bad as you rightly pointed out, this is dangerous for us in the SW. Just when we should be rejoicing for having an edge which we ought to be maintaining over our enemies, our enemies now see us as the laughingstock. Yoruba ronu o.

Yoruba ronu o!

Terrible!

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dayokanu:
Its sad that when we should be collaborating and aiming to move forward, the old brigade that electorates rejected are clutching at the last straw to remain relevant.

Whats sad is that a reverred name like that of Awolowo can be dragged into the PDP Dance of shame.

Remember what the PDP/OBJ/Omisore did to Bola Ige?

Indeed Yoruba ronu oooo

Ystranger:
We cant build on a weak foundation. If you build a bridge on false-hood and self-aggrandizement, it will collapse

Truth is the only thing I owe myself. And nothing more than that. WRT Tinubu, koba ma baje, ko tete baje. We will rebuild.

When two elephants fight, it is the grass that suffers. The progress of Odualand is what will suffer in this case.

If it is possible for Oduduwa and Awolowo to see what is going on, will they be happy?

Just when we thought the SW is set to move forward, then this. Se afise ni?

We can do without all this, what is at stake is higher than all the personal insults.

While we ought to be building bridges, we are busy dividing ourselves further.

This is the time SW need to come together and be united more than ever, but unfortunately we are busy fighting ourselves.

Yoruba ronu o.

[quote author=Kilode?! link=topic=690632.msg8526993#msg8526993 date=1308179527]O ti pari. It's all over, we've ended it.

Idobale and explanation has been offered and accepted.

SW moves on towards development, we have a lot of work to do.[/quote]Pari ke? It looks like this is just starting o. Am only not sure how far the damages will go.

lol. Somebody is deceiving somebody. Am not deceived sha