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Politics › Re: I’m Eager To Return To Battle – Injured Obasanjo by ocelot2006(m): 8:27am On Sep 10, 2014
MayorofLagos: ...you know!! grin

unlike freaking Ibo Cowards that flee batllefront into gaddem Cameroon to escape from bokoharam onslaught.

Now we know we owns this yeye country!

God Bless Oodua!
Must you go tribal? Anyway, kudos to the officer.
Politics › Re: Obasanjo's Son Shot In Mubi By Boko Haram - Saharareporters by ocelot2006(m): 7:24am On Sep 10, 2014
omega2128: Gallant nigeria soldiers are now coward running from what they are trained for because looters we have in nigeria. If Obasanjo did right thing when he was in govt, we would have better war for our soldiers to fight. If Obasanjo created mess, then its not my fault if his son takes bullet for it. And I've better remedial for your anger- JUMP INTO NEAREST LAGOON.
What so special in Obasanjo's son taking bullet for his country, after all, he is a soldier. All I wish for is for more nigerians (jonathan's son, tinubu's son, alli mondu sheriff's son, you and others) to take bullets for our country just like over 12,000 innocent nigerians and countless patriotic soldiers killed by boko haram. Did I ask too much?
Idiotard like you, read comment take off his clothes and put on baskets. Through you I know that common sense is not common. You need to see vet doctor, you're running out of med.
That's it. I now know that I'm dealing with a BUFFOON! A truely demented Billy goat. And yes, there is something special about OBJ ' S son and every other man and woman who wear the uniform of the Armed Forces, and that's the fact that they've sworn to protect this country from both foreign and domestic aggressors, something that YOU don't have the balls to do.

So why don't you take your mangina and go play with yourself, oh better still go give a live transformer a lap dance. In other words, Bleep OFF!
Politics › Re: Obasanjo's Son Shot In Mubi By Boko Haram - Saharareporters by ocelot2006(m): 4:55pm On Sep 09, 2014
omega2128: YOU MUST BE REALLY ANGRY?
R.I.P to those gallant soldiers who none of their family have never held political office but still die for this country.
Obasanjo was given 8 years to make this country a better place but left it poorer meanwhile enrich himself beyond imagination. Do you think boko haram are fighting for islam? No! They are set of hungry illiterates, who are ready to kill to live lowest level of living.
Are you not in this country when some people confessed that they were given 5k to burn down schools? Have you been to northern part of nigeria, where poverty is living with people?
I'm sorry, I don't have your time because its not new to me again that some nigerians would rather engage in name calling and fight than to use their brains for once.
Of course I'm angry!! And why won't I, when we have useless kids like you running up and down nairaland posting CRAP like this? Do you think it's easy leaving your wife and children to fight and probably die for your country? The men and women of armed forces (including OBJ ' S son) are out there in the battlefield, and many have paid the ultimate price for us Nigerians, yet you still typed THIS?! What is wrong with you? Or will you feel great if someone asked that your child be killed? Take your own advice and USE YOUR FCKING HEAD!

OBJ may have been an old a$$ hole supreme, but his son DESERVES our respect. And yes, I lived up. 'was born there, raised there, and worked there. So I know what's going there.
Politics › Re: Obasanjo's Son Shot In Mubi By Boko Haram - Saharareporters by ocelot2006(m): 2:12pm On Sep 09, 2014
omega2128: first good shot all these while.
Next will be jonathan's son, tinubu's daughter, buhari's son, ndume's son, and other crazy leaders we have in nigeria

Nigeria leaders must feel pains commoners are feeling in this country
You, sir, are a first class BASTARD! A class -A slowpoke for this useless statement of yours. That Officer is WIA for this country and for your safety while you're in the comfort of your daddy's house Self-Service.i.n.g off. Yet you have the audacity to spew this rubbish. Are you mad?
Education › Re: 6 Reasons You Shouldn’t Attend A Private University by ocelot2006(m): 2:06pm On Sep 09, 2014
Those are very flimsy excuses.
Politics › Re: After Intensive Aerial Bombardment, Boko Haram Retreats From Bama by ocelot2006(m): 7:53pm On Sep 08, 2014
NAF is coming for you.

Politics › Re: I Regret Having Akpabio As My Successor, Says Ex-gov Attah by ocelot2006(m): 11:53am On Sep 08, 2014
rooftech: akpabio is a complete failure, you need to hear attahs citation being read, attah started the Airport,akpabio is yet to add any new thing months after gej laid the foundation stone for a permenant terminal building nothing is on ground,is it a 30000 capacity football pitch called stadium with no indoor sporthall,hostel,swimming pool tennis court etc ,tropicanna, 21st annivesary hospital uncompleted, debt profile after Lagos 500billion,allocation colected so far 2.5trillion and no facility that has employed up to 2000youths.
Oh please shut up!! What the hell did Attah do? Yes he initiated the Airport project, but it was Akpabio that actually did the bush clearing and built ALL the facilities. Which road did Attah construct?
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by ocelot2006(m): 2:09pm On Sep 07, 2014
Aaaand the Naija-SA d@#k measuring contest continues.

This is just CHILDISH...
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by ocelot2006(m): 2:07pm On Sep 07, 2014
PrinxArthur1: go skyscrapercity u go see am
And I'm telling you that skyscraper is wrong. I live in PHC and there's no place like that. That pic is not true.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by ocelot2006(m): 5:41pm On Sep 06, 2014
PrinxArthur1: PORT HACOURTH NIGERIA
BROS SSS! !! THAT IS NOT PORT HARCOURT OH!!
Politics › Re: Military Deploys Armoured Tanks To Borno, Adamawa, Yobe by ocelot2006(m): 9:47pm On Sep 03, 2014
That's NOT a tank. Just a freaking MTLB APC.

deor03: A friend saw this over the weekend
Health › Re: Federal Government Has Reversed The Suspension Of Residency Training Programme by ocelot2006(m): 3:55pm On Aug 29, 2014
ovadoze: I laugh @ you, FG suspended the residency programme to arm twist you people and it worked. You guys called off the strike as soon as the suspension was announced, this is the last time doctors will ever go on strike because FG holds them @ d balls. Doctors are the biggest losers, before you tell me that you achieved your aims, I know the details and the rancour that took place before the strike was called off, doctors nearly fought at the last emergency meeting with the resident doctors afraid of losing their jobs, so cry me a river.
How did it work? After the suspension was ordered:

did any House Officer or even Consultant report for duty? NOPE!!
Did NMA call off their strike? NOPE!!

So do tell, how did the FG win this round?
Health › Re: Federal Government Has Reversed The Suspension Of Residency Training Programme by ocelot2006(m): 3:45pm On Aug 29, 2014
phantom: the bolded really cracked me up.... grin grin grin grin grin grin grin


Ngerians should get ready to see the hospitals COME ALIVE. the people that REALLY MATTER are back!
grin grin grin true that. Welcome back docs.
Health › Re: Federal Government Has Reversed The Suspension Of Residency Training Programme by ocelot2006(m): 3:38pm On Aug 29, 2014
Heeheehee hee grin . I no talk am?


Oya, Johesu, aka "consultant" nurses, "consultant" porters, "consultant" book keepers, etc, over to you.
Politics › Re: Boko Haram: Soldiers Mutiny, Demand Better Equipment by ocelot2006(m): 9:01pm On Aug 23, 2014
komekn: I am perplexed beyond reason , don't know what to believe, and or infer, that our levels of incompetence have become institutionalised as opposed to individual failures.


The MOPOL base is barely 20km from Gwoza town, which in itself implies that the front-line is actually much closer and or is indeed very fluid and the situation extremely volatile. This means that the College is right in a war zone, that would require an immediate evacuation and or indeed an offensive/ defensive contingency plan.

Forward defensive positions to slow the anticipated advance of Boko, our approach is obviously reactive as opposed to pro-active, as a consequence none of these basics of battlefield management were done.

Ocelot, appraisal is that there was one solitary Saxon light armoured vehicle essentially gives light arms protection not a fit for purpose, against 50cals, RPG7's and 20mm Technicals. To leave the police personnel there was HIGHLY NEGLIGENT a theme that seems to be continuously reoccurring across the NE.

There is now a embarrassing silence from the army head of PR, not a word. Boko have now set up government, claimed territory and we are yet to dislodge them, almost like a Nigerian ISIS, Chei big shame.
I honestly don't know why the training school wasn't closed temporarily with both instructors and students transfered to the 2nd MOPOL Training School down south at Osun. Or at least reinforce the school. So it was no surprise, at least to me, that this elite school fell.
Politics › Re: PHOTOS, Naval Pilot Who Died In The Airforce Helicopter Crash Buried Today by ocelot2006(m): 7:48am On Aug 23, 2014
May his gentle soul RIP.

@ OP, Naval Pilot undecided ?
Politics › Re: Is The Nigerian Police Better Armed Than The Nigerian Army? by ocelot2006(m): 7:43am On Aug 23, 2014
relchange: this question is prompted by a comment by a Nairalander below:



sad undecided

does it mean that the Nigerian citizens are the enemy of the Nigerian state?
undecided Dude, really? Did you even bother to read the WHOLE thread, or at least my subsequent posts before you created this CRAP.

Hmmm...Now I know why some people fail exams.
Travel › Re: Things You Only See In Dubai by ocelot2006(m): 7:27am On Aug 23, 2014
grin

justi4jesu: 100% reallllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll, i even have a video of him one playing with his Tiger, i stood very far because i no fit tell the story later grin
Politics › Re: Boko Haram: Soldiers Mutiny, Demand Better Equipment by ocelot2006(m): 7:25am On Aug 23, 2014
deji68: Small time now dey go say army and police lack equipment to fight BH grin grin grin God dey sha ...
Do I need to repeat myself again? How do you expect a soldier or cop to fight BH with ONLY two magazines of ammunition, little or no heavy weapons, little or no combat air support, and no reinforcement/reinforcement that arrives extremely late?
Politics › Re: Boko Haram: Soldiers Mutiny, Demand Better Equipment by ocelot2006(m): 7:18am On Aug 23, 2014
tit: So the police have all these and they still lost their gwoza barracks?
Now they want army to go and recover it while it should be the better armed police that should go and get their thing back from boko haram.
Yes, because all these equipment are station in Gwoza, abi? Sometimes, you need to stop arguing like a kid.


A detachment of MOPOL cops (instructors and students) stationed at Gwoza training camp armed with light arms (assault rifles and pistols only) and probably tear gas canisters, and equipped with a few Hilux pickups, a few trucks, and probably one APC (probably a SAXON) armed with ONLY smoke launchers. Oh, and no reinforcement, no combat air support.


VS


BOKO HARAM with light arms, LMGS, grenades, and RPGs, equipped with a considerable number of motorcycles, Technicals armed with HMGS and AA guns. And did I mention that they probably outnumber the defenders of the Gwoza training camp?



Now tell me (and be honest), who is going to win that firefight? I await your answer.
Politics › Re: Boko Haram: Soldiers Mutiny, Demand Better Equipment by ocelot2006(m): 7:05am On Aug 23, 2014
relchange: what you are saying (if true, and i believe it is) means that the police are better armed than the Nigerian army, constitutionally mandated with fighting foreigners.
so please tell us: who are the police being equipped to fight in Nigeria, the Nigerian citizens?

something is off here. sad
It me put it like this: the NPF has a larger variety of light arms (lethal and non-lethal) , a considerable no. of better quality, in its arsenal compared to the Army. BUT the army easily out-guns the Police because it fields heavier weapons. The Police is a Law Enforcement Service, so it's not armed with LMGs (except Marine Police only), HMGS, Artillery, Mortars, Tanks, Recoilless Rifles, RPGs, etc. The army owns all that.
Politics › Re: Boko Haram: Soldiers Mutiny, Demand Better Equipment by ocelot2006(m): 10:24pm On Aug 22, 2014
Ozonna: NPF as in Nigerian Police Force shocked shocked shocked
Yes, the Police. And I know it sounds strange.

The police has a better Signals department compared to the Army. Hell, the Police owns it's own dedicated Public Land Mobile Network (PLMN) after the likes of MTN, Glo, Airtel, and Etisalat

When it comes to disposing Bombs and other ordinances, the Police Bomb Squad is basically the very best EOD team compared to that of EVERY other service (FACT). They have far better equipment, but most of all, YEARS of experience. The Army's EOD teams are now just playing catchup, but they still aren't anywhere close.

When it comes to individual fire arms, it must be noted that the army out guns the Police will the GPMGs, MG-20, and M-60 LMGs, and RPG-7s (only the Nigerian Police Marine Unit is armed with LMGs like the Russian PKM and standard issue GPMG). But when it comes to infantry weapons, the army doesn't come close at all. Every soldier (even Special Forces operators) is armed with a plain FN-FAL or the current standard issue OBJ-006/Type 56 assault rifle with a folded bayonet/spike. The Police on the other hand can boast of the standard issue FN-FAL/NR-1, the FN-FAL Paratrooper model with its fold stock, the current issue Type-56-2 with its fold stock, the FN-FNC, the Indonesian Pindad SS1, the Deawoo K-2 assault rifle. Pistol wise, same issue with the army equipped with only the Beretta M9 and the old Browning High Power, compared to the NPF armed with same Beretta M9, same Hi-Power, but also the Jericho.

Vehicle wise, the Police were actually the very first to introduce the MRAP, and equally own a considerable number of APCs. The Army owns a large number of Otokar Cobras, VBLs, MOWAGs, Igirigi, and a few Bigfoots, Street Spartan MK3. The Police (MOPOL and CTU) on the other hand owns Streit Spartan MK1s, MK2s (used extensively during the Abakaliki crisis to transport MOPOL cops safely) , MK3s, the good Ole Saxon APCS, the Casspir, RG-31 Nyala MRAPs, Otokar Cobras, Musketeer LPV, and the Springbuck VI MRAP.
Politics › Re: Boko Haram: Soldiers Mutiny, Demand Better Equipment by ocelot2006(m): 2:54pm On Aug 22, 2014
jpphilips: I want to get something clear and for facts sake i disagree completely with your bold statement, by the time the Amnesty program Kicked off, all the "senior" militants were hale and hearty.
Asari was Arrested, his group bombed Nigeria to capitulation before the cowards freed him, pls correct me if I am wrong, rem he was not even captured in battle.
By the time Amnesty was declared, Tompolo, Henry okah, Ateke, Asari, cho cho etc were still very much alive.
Tell me what kind of defeat leaves the militants heads alive?
will you claim defeat on Boko haram while Shekau is still releasing videos?
I beg to differ. Yes some warlords handed over their weapons during the amnesty, but the programme itself lasted for a few months. What followed was the systematic destruction of militant supply points and safe houses and arrest/termination of these criminals. In Delta, the JF captured CAMP 9 and where able to secure a considerable length of the swamps. PHC was even way worse. Anyone who lived in PHC in September, 2007 will tell you that the very month was the turning point in the battle against the militants and cultists. The raid in September saw the use of the just acquired Mi 35 Hinds, special forces, and JTF against these groups. Even Ateke was almost killed in a raid on his hotel. What followed next was also the seizure of assets owned by militants.
Politics › Re: Boko Haram: Soldiers Mutiny, Demand Better Equipment by ocelot2006(m): 2:43pm On Aug 22, 2014
tit: You make it sound like NA does not have HMGs. Does it take the president signature to get an army welder to swap out the guns on NA technicals?
You have been fighting this war for at least two years. You know the enemy. Why allow your men to get into isolated positions, without resupply?
I saw the video of the giwa barracks attack. what it told me was that you people do not think. If instead of drinking pepper-soup, you guys played team A vs team B, you all would not be weeping about the whiping you are getting from BH. Are are you conceding Bh has better military strategists and tacticians than the NA?
Apart from the VBL recce vehicles, list ONE other vehicle armed with anything more than a GPMG. Check sirius black own photos.

And who's the "you people" you're referring to?
Politics › Re: Boko Haram: Soldiers Mutiny, Demand Better Equipment by ocelot2006(m): 2:41pm On Aug 22, 2014
jpphilips: Coming from a hard core NA fan? now I know it is time to be worried.
My brother, I'm basically barely hoping that MAYBE substantial amount of equipment have been purchased to aid our troops, and that they're yet to arrive. But it seems the Airforce in particular ' s only interested in buying VI transport aircrafts. The only arms of the armed force+LEO+intelligence serious about arms procurement are the NAVY, DSS, and the NPF. The rest are asleep.
Politics › Re: Boko Haram: Soldiers Mutiny, Demand Better Equipment by ocelot2006(m): 9:05am On Aug 22, 2014
tit: Stop making a fool of yourself.
BH rides around in okada.
You make it sound like they roll around in abrams tanks.
Sure, and those technicals with HMGs like those used to attack Giwa Barracks are driven by what? The Holy Spirit, abi?

BTW, it will be in your own interest if you NOT insult me (trust me). If you disagree with me, state your points like a matured adult.
Family › Re: Some African Parents Destroy Beautiful Love Relationships With Their Prejudices by ocelot2006(m): 8:58am On Aug 22, 2014
coogar: your colleague is not ready to marry yet or her groom-to-be is a retärd. i don't see how any parent can stop me from marrying a girl i want unless the girl herself wants to be stopped.
You obviously do not understand the importance of a parent's blessing. You think it's that easy 'cos the man and Lady in question are adults? If you're married or about to get married, you'll understand.
Politics › Re: Boko Haram: Soldiers Mutiny, Demand Better Equipment by ocelot2006(m): 12:24am On Aug 22, 2014
deji68: I hope we are still talking about Bh before u start laughing..BH drive in soft skin HILUX AND FORD RANGERS PICKUPS like the NA.in fact the only APC and tanks they drive are stolen from the NA..The same Old Vickers and T-50s abi??They have no MRAPs except the ones our lazy deserters dash them...Shekau doesnt even understand what u mean with fixed-wings aircraft or assault helicopters, because they dont have aircover...about the (types56-29) police rifles, i think we are talking about the NA not the police, even in some "siriusblack" or beeagle blog i have seen well armed policemen with modern assault weapons in NEast war front.Everybody come here with vague argument about lack or inadequate equipments.My God!!!! we are not fighting America or even S Africa.I know a lot have to be done in terms of equipment, strategy. e.tc so that we can win this war quickly..But anybody that think there is a quick fix solution the person is living Utopia....we have to roll up our sleeves and fight
"
In my view our real challenges are
– In-experienced soldiers, who are encouraged by the political press (sahara et al) to believe that if they make sufficient noise this cup will pass over them
– A public that has not understood that this is a war, same blood, guts and sweat scenario the made Churchill make his famous speech.
"
The quote above is from ZED(Beabeagle blog)...i think it summarize our present situation..
Of course BH drives soft skinned vehicles like the Army. There is just one difference: theirs is armed with HEAVY MACHINE GUNS (50cal) and even AA guns, while ours is armed with simple GPMGs. Now tell me, in a firefight, how do you expect the later to take on the former, ESPECIALLY without your acclaimed "aircover"?

And speaking of aircover, do we even have the necessary assets on ground? Our primary fixed-wing asset for air support is the Alpha jet, but it is basically a LIGHT attack aircraft/trainer. That means it 's payload is limited with 250 lb bombs and rocket pods. No precision munition at all. The Mi-35 attack helos are actually quite effective, but there are few in theatre. Oh, did I mention that there are no heavy or medium lift helicopters to fly in QRF teams to relieve units trapped in remote regions as the later faces a major BH onslaught. Instead, these units in peril (be it regular infantry or special forces), and with limited ammo, have to duke it out with a numerically superior enemy armed with heavier weapons while reinforcement have to drive for hours to rescue these soldiers. And did I mention no air cover?

I've had friends in the Force (Police MOPOL) come home at the end of their rotations and tell horror stories. Of deadly ambushes and needless slaughter of brave men, and no air support, and of a cunning and ruthless enemy armed to the teeth. But most of all, they talk about the low morale. I'll say this again, until we stop burying our heads in the sand and own up to the deficiencies of our military, we'll continue to think that all is well when it isn't. Btw, the NPF ' S elite MOPOL Training School just fell to BH. Where was the aircover?

One more thing, do NOT underestimate BH. Remember the Americans in Afghanistan? They currently face a ragtag Taliban. Tell me, how's the fight going?
Politics › Re: Boko Haram: Soldiers Mutiny, Demand Better Equipment by ocelot2006(m): 8:57pm On Aug 21, 2014
deji68: I am well informed enough for a bystander, i am not in the army, but what i have seen and read enough

we have Tanks(BH have none, except technikers)
we APC (BH have stolen few)
Well kitted soldiers with body armour(only shekau and some commanders have body armour)
Well equiped Snipers Team(BH unkown)
Artillery(we have one the best in Africa)
Aircover(enough for BH Battle)
150000 Men(BH has etimated 4000 fighter)



.I think the army is well equip enough to fight the BH scourge.There is alway complain of inadequate equipments.It happened at the initial stage of the Gulf, where US soldier , complained about the amoury of their APC and Humvees.In every human endeveour, everyone could alway do with a better tool...but neglecting ur duty while waiting for upgrade is wrong....I notice a trend in disparaging the NA in the media embarassed embarassed...Let support our millitary We should not mistake cowardice for agitation for better weapon....I think some of those, thinking we can buy a super machine off the shelve, press some buttons and the war is won, are living in fools paradise..The hard reality is that many soldiers will pay the supreme price to protect our freedom , some have already done(May their soul rest in peace).America with all their drones and weapon are still losing soldier...there is no shortcut only hard work, sweat,gut and grit will carry us through....for the deserters..make una go drink the magic portion ala Asterix druid getafix instead of peeper soup...or go find another Job cool cool For the Gallant ones GOd will continue to protect u
Oh please don't make me laugh. Yes we have tanks (even though they outdated and antique T-50s and Vickers MK3). And yes we have a number of APCs, but they are NOT enough. And if I may ask, how many of these vehicles are actually operational as we speak? We don't even have have enough MRAPs for Christ sake! All our soldiers rely on are soft skinned Hilux and Ford Ranger pickups which, like the APCS, are totally under equipped with mere GPMGS. And these is when BH Technicals are HEAVILY armed with HMGs and AA guns. The Police's case is even a more pathetic one because their armed with simple assault rifles (Type56-2, etc).

Btw, of what use are snipers and soldiers with body armour/assault vest if they're not given enough ammo when BH are equipped with surpluses from the last Libyan war. And please do NOT get me started on the Airforce. Where are the Attack fixed-wing Aircrafts? How many attacks helos do we have? Most importantly, where are the Fcking transport helicopters for the QRFS?
Travel › Re: This Is Abia State (recent Pics & Comments Made By Abians) by ocelot2006(m): 6:08pm On Aug 21, 2014
abagoro: I won't doubt the fact that Aba has several bad roads but your statement sounds too ignorant. Aba has a better metropolis than most Nigerian cities and badly developed slum offshoots and outskirts like the Ogbo Hill you mentioned. I admire the ability of my Abia brothers to absorb falsehood because they dislike the Governor for not doing anything in Aba but it does not mean Aba is entirely a slum. Most multinationals in Lagos are also in Aba and so are many international companies. Their staffs live in good residential areas around the city. The metropolis has a lot of beautiful moderately tall Igbo styled corporate buildings that house head office of many Abia born business men. It is not like Oshodi or Makoko, Ikorodu etc. The picture posted by the OP has been around the net for 10Years since Orji Kalu was the Governor so I can't tell if it has remained same till date.
I'm sorry oh, but Aba is worse than a slum. It is a very large open air latrine+dustbin. Whenever one approaches Aba, it's stench can be percieved from afar.
Travel › Re: This Is Abia State (recent Pics & Comments Made By Abians) by ocelot2006(m): 6:06pm On Aug 21, 2014
lakpalakpa: Dear Abians,

Now the BROOM Party is calling you to come and find ya missing good governance will you keep quiet??


APC shall take over Abia in 2015 and we shall remove the filth taking over the Good State of Abia.

https://samfornigeria.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/APC-Logo.jpg
Are you through with the bad roads in Lagos?


@ topic, Theodore Orji is nothing but a TOTAL disgrace, and is hands down the WORST governor in the South East. Even little Ebonyi state with absolutely nothing except ofada rice, yam, and ring worm can boast of way better roads. Honestly, this is quite serious as Aba is a MAJOR commercial hub and filled with potentials. Yet that dunce called a governor can't do jack to provide the necessary infrastructure to take his state forward.

Pity.
Celebrities › Re: Empress Njamah Buys Roadside Delicacy – Photos by ocelot2006(m): 5:50pm On Aug 21, 2014
?............okay, I have had it with all this junk!! Time to speak up. angry

Of ALL the important news out there nationally and globally, THIS piece of crap made it to the front page?! How's the young lady's purchase of bole/roasted yam/whatever the fck she bought any one's Fcking business? Or is it a slow day at Nairaland? angry

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