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MizMyColi:I have one very foolish smile that makes me look clueless in pictures ![]() |
MizMyColi: UnEdit joorAlmost half an hour ![]() 5 minutes |
Pennywise: ^^^Serving his father's land on an empty stomach ![]() |
softsparkyy: Who doesn't? Happy independent my brother.The same to you ma'am |
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softsparkyy: Xup you. I saw you guy's mentions hope I am safe.you're safe ![]() welcome back.. I'm sure you still love Nigeria |
Ishsoph: There's nothing to enjoy in egwu atili ogwuSee who's talking ![]() |
MizMyColi:I'll mention you when the time is right |
Ishsoph: It was a great sleep.Okwu ntasi obi ![]() You just ceded your claims to that glorious mountains ![]() |
Ishsoph: Ok dearTell me you didn't enjoy the music ![]() |
Ishsoph: In my pillows armsEh ya!!! Poor you ![]() |
MizMyColi: Huh?!12th ![]() ummmm.. you mean you've not been able to put a face to Obayaya? |
ebullientV: Month of your birth..! Oya na let's go there o the 12th day Service has been good.. Trying so hard to enjoy it. ![]() |
zendy: How can this war criminal,failed soldier and ethnic cleansing murderer of a man be your heroYou are right!!! He did all that.. But he's my hero nevertheless. That's why I said in the beginning that no Nigerian leader divides opinion like him. I'm an Igbo man and I have read a lot about the atrocities he committed during the war. But that couldn't change my admiration for the man, no matter how hard I tried. He was an overzealous officer but he was passionate and courageous. And his rule was a glimmer of light in the dark Nigerian tunnel. A light that was extinguished so soon. The man had his faults. He had his fair share of mistakes but he redeemed himself in that 6 months he ruled this country. The country had a sense of direction that 6 months. You might not share my admiration for the man. But, He's my hero. |
MizMyColi:I will ma'am ![]() Happy Independence day |
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Ishsoph: Gi na ike giEjighi ike eme uwa ![]() Why are you squeezing your face? I riri anu udele? ![]() |
Ishsoph: Nwa ada mara mma, kedu?In whose arms? now that Teespice has divorced you ![]() |
ebullientV: yeah. I'll hit that PM button soon.Good morning!!! My night was good.. Happy Independence to you sir and welcome to the month of my birth ![]() Mizmycoli.. Ekaaro |
Ishsoph: Dey there dey do strong head. o ga eme gi n'anyaI no go burn down ara if they try it ![]() The animal called vulture, is the animal most holy ![]() Happy Independence Day Irishkez |
Ishsoph: Stubborn otondo make you no go get extension oExtension ko, Weavon ni ![]() Sleep summon indeed... Where's kelvingraphics? please roll out the drums.. let's rehearse that our egwu odinala ![]() |
Ishsoph: Ihe mma bu na all uniform men and women are going to March today and you're not an exception.Oya come force me na ![]() You too like sleep ![]() |
Ishsoph: Jee noro odu...E yi m gi umuaka Primary school? ![]() Happy Independence day sir ![]() |
No Nigerian Leader, Past or Present divides opinion like the late General Murtala Mohammed. His 199 days rule as Nigeria's Supreme Commander was the most promising period in Nigeria's history after the war. His first action as head of state was to scrap the 1973 census, which was weighted in favor of the north, and to revert to the 1963 count for official purposes. He purged the Civil Service and began demobilization of Nigeria's overbloated Armed Forces. He initiated an expansion of the Private sector into areas dominated by Public Corporation. His rule was popular amongst the masses. The people had faith in his rule. Perhaps, his biggest contribution to Nigeria came in the area of Foreign Relations. He adopted the Nigeria first orientation. Nigeria became neutral rather than nonaligned in international politics. His "Africa has come of age" speech at the OAU was instrumental to the resolution of the conflict in Angola and became a model for Africa's self realization. He was assassinated on 13th February, 1976. www.nairaland.com/attachments/1747572_20140927092223_jpeg3555561e5199a8935805185c51753331 As a young Officer, His role in the Coups of the 1660's can never be overemphasized. He was the arrowhead in the coup that ousted Ironsi. As the GOC of the 2nd Division during the Civil War, Murtala Mohammed supervised the massacre of nearly all the male folks from the present day Asaba in cold blood. He's fondly remembered for his insistence on Amphibious crossing of the River Niger despite recommendations from Lagos that he should wait for the bridge which was being repaired at the time. He finally made the amphibious crossing on the 3rd attempt after failing twice. ************************ General Murtala Mohammed is my hero. Maybe if he was allowed to remain in office for a longer time, Nigeria would've been better for it. It could be that all he did was initial gra gra, but then we wouldn't know. He was a patriotic Nigeria and gave Nigeria his best. Both as a soldier and as her Head of State. General Murtala Ramat Muhammed |
ebullientV:Goodnight sir |
ebullientV:Lol.. You are a certified FIFA addict ![]() |
ebullientV: Lool. i wonder o ![]() |
ebullientV: Lmao.The day you hear my name at the beginning of a match in FIFA 2014, then you can start Comparing me to Jim Beglim ![]() |
ebullientV:Pastor KO, Pastore ni ![]() |
ebullientV: Abi you were a critique of them woo-ers?Commentator ![]() Jim Beglim ![]() |
ebullientV: yes oBehold, I was shapen in iniquity; and in sin did my mother conceive me. psalm 51:5 |
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