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whitestar01:
op smthings are worrying u.U no well

Na u way well ba

Denn:
Your post is absurd....

Do you have a spiritualist on your speed dial you would want to recommend? And what are the fees?

You sound like you relish the event so much you had to recap it. Are you a Nollywood script writer?

And not trying to sound harsh, I think you should wait till your sister dies before you mourn. You can't recommend a mourning calendar for a third party.

Gosh

U r a goat I dnt tink this is directed at u so y does my opinion worry u imb.ecile

I will take d obvious choice benz ofcourse

Op sooo sorry for ur losses esp d death of ur sis. Hw did u survive this accident, I tank God for saving ur life. U must get to d root of this accident I personally suspect foul play frm ur villa ppl some ppl might want u dead pls go spiritual on this ooo. U bought a car in April ur father died, u went for burial in May d car killed ur sis n got damaged beyond repair dts tragic. Dt car na curse, there is need for serious prayers.
D goodnews is dt u r still alive

On restoring d car better take d advice of d experts n scrap it. I can't ride in a car dt killed my sis again.

Op u need to mourn ur sis first like for six months b4 tinking of another car its jst 2 months ur sis died, I am shocked as to d way u tink

MsBliss:
Who knows ,she may have had such thoughts but didn't have any option than to succumb to the pressures around her.

D day every human will give up having children n marriage will mark d beginning of d end of human race. D question is y dnt u want to get married

[quote author=MsBliss post=35977785]Right from when i can remember, marriage don't seem bliss to me.I don't believe in premarital sex and I also don't believe in marriage .
I need just 10 good reasons why I need marriage in my life.






If ur mother had tot lik this u won't b here today. U need to ve ur own children n ve ur own family

xynniey:
please fellow nairalanders, i am in a chaos state and i need useful advice. i have been dating this guy for close to a year now and we are talking about settling down. we love each other and we go extra miles for each other. i just found out that he has children with two different women one of them which recently gave birth 3 months back meaning she was pregnant when we were dating. now he doesn't know am aware of this yet and i havnt asked him yet. one day, i intercepted a message a man sent him a message on whatsapp asking why he has abandoned the sister and new baby (boy) not asking how they are feeding that God will pay him. i asked him what the man was talking about, he said he doesnt know what the man is talking about but admitted knowing the man that he is a long time ex-gf's brother. i knew he has lied cause being that i had done my background check on the lady that has a new baby, the sender of the message was her brother. i kept quite and didnt react. my problem now is, i lent my fiancée 200k which wasnt my own to do smtin that will help him and he promised to pay back. if the money was mine, i would have walked out of the r/ship and count it as my lose. i don't want to go paying such debt on my own. i know if i bring up the children issue now, my chances of getting back the money would be lost. i have been playing dumb for 3months now and am tired what do i do?

U r nt jst playing dumb but u r really dumb hw can u give sb dt is nt ur hubby 200k dt is nt urs haba u will learn d hard way sha bc everything is complicated nw.

U ve to play more dumb to recover some part of dt money

stinggy:
1. Most populous but the smallest in landmass. Even though I as many other reasonable Nigerians want SE to get the sixth state, for equity sake. Njaba being my preferred.
2. When did Nigeria start zoning unconditionally? Zoning formula has always been a party affair. Don't act a m0r0n pls.
3. Start showing the vague word - Marginalization. Tell us in details how SE is being marginalized against other regions. NC should even be crying more on this.
4. Oil derivative is by volume contributed.
5. So many sectors of the economy left for ruins since we started the silly dependence on Oil, can't start listing them.
6. Like which ones remain unfunded? Do you mean they are not included in the National budget?
7. Every region has it fair share of 'bad' FG roads.
8. You want to receive FG's attention yet you're cursing out on the person that will make it possible. Clear difference between Desire and Deed.

D oracle has spoken n wat a complete idi.ot like u tinks doesn't matter

benstuber:
stu.pid post

I neva expected a complete idi.ot like u to get d wisdom in my post

1. SE is d most populous part of Nigeria yet we have d least number of states, jst 5 we demand immediate creation of three more states frm SE. This is a great injustice to biafran land n must b addressed immediately if one Nigeria project will survive.

2. D president of Nigeria come 2019 shld b zoned to d SE unconditionally. Post civil war no igbo man has been able to become d president of Nigeria despite having d best brains in Nigeria talk of soludo, oby ezekwesili, rochas, NOI, ngige etc d list is endless

3. D issue of marginalization of ibos in our national lives shld b immediately addressed.

4. Oil producing states in d ibo land shld get as much allocation as their counterpart in ss

5. D nigeria coal corporation and other natural resources in d SE shld b resusitated to create massive jobs to ibo graduates

6. All federal estabishments in se shld b funded jst lik those in other regions

7. D federal roads in se shld b maintained lik those in other regions

8. Buhari being a fanatic muslem shld reduce his hatred of d igbos n respect d major tribe in Nigeria n give them all dt is due to them immediately. To b forwarned is to b forearmed

Those of you Nigerians who r begging us to stay in naija this shld b ur last chance to save d one Nigerian project.

My good ppl of biafra feel free to add to d list. God bless biafra d land of d rising sun

omooba969:
Is dat all, u guys r amusing...seriously!

Yet again, no meaningful contribution but insult & I already knw wot part of 9ja ur frm. Omo eran jati-jati!

Son Ur fish brain can't engage me

omooba969:
@bolded,

U guys neva learn, u still nurse d ambition of waging war against our dear Nigeria laughing in Chinese!

Wetin be ur age sef, or u think say dat fight over plate of akpu wit ur siblings is wot they call WAR? 'must be dat ur brain is overheating!

Go bck to ur village & ask folks who r 65yrs n above abt all dat happened during d Biafra war, only then will u av a rethink. Biafra dream was dead on arrival cos it was borne out of selfish ambition. Late Ojukwu didn't do adequate/proper consultation let alone representing d interests of all quarters.

If u care to knw, late Ojukwu fled d warfront in g-string&mini skirt not forgetting his brazilian wig, leaving his ppl behind to be slaughtered in their hundreds of thousands while d world watched helplessly. One of d conditions upon which he cud return to 9ja as a free man was to BIN d biafra dream i.e negotiating d determination of his ppl for his own comfort & d rest is history. Wud u refer to late Ojukwu as inspiring or a hero? Wud u dare liken him to gracious Nelson Mandela?

So my S.E brother just 4get it cos our dear Nigeria has endured alot & has nw become even stronger, more sophisticated. We r all gud together, all we need is love for our neighbours & 9ja will be formidable!

Maggot u can go n die

D ever super creative biafrans

God bless biafran land. D only creative part of naija. Dt man in d pic may nt ve finished primary 6 n he is better than most Profs of engineerin

D average ibo man is d super image of God in innovation n creativity, very industrious n hardworkin ppl dts y nigeria will never let us leave them even wen much oil no dey our side even over their dead bodies

Umu biafra hw can we b at d center in developin naija n yet can't produce d president in over half a century, biafra is d solution we will go to war against Nigeria if need b to b freed

baconline:
Simply put,your shocks are gone,buy new shock absorbers

Seconded

U needed to check up all ur suspension components stabilizer linkage, tie rods, bolt joint, shock, tire state alignment n balancing etc

[quote author=JeffreyJamez post=36010553][/quote]Op All these shitss r for broke boys wen u become oga like me u dnt ve to follow any rule jst say wateva u lik n its perfect to her

Real men dnt follow rules jst to get a girl jst b urself n if she is nt interested u fire her like d boss dt u are. Wateva a dangote kinda guy says is damn sexy n wateva a pauper says is silly

Hw a girl will react to tell me abt urself question depends on who is asking.

[quote author=JeffreyJamez post=36010553][/quote]All these shitss r for broke boys wen u become oga like me u dnt ve to follow any rule jst say wateva u lik n its perfect to her

See gobe op u don enter one chance

Dry

Sodiq3:
I wasn’t aware that there was an insurgent
radio station called Radio Biafra until the
Nigerian government gave it visibility—and
legitimacy—by publicly claiming to have jammed
it and by responding to its broadcasts after its
supposed jam. I imagine that this is the case for
most Nigerians.

In an ironic way, the Nigerian government has
helped to popularize a previously marginal rebel
radio station. Perhaps the clearest indication of
the rising popularity of the radio station in the
aftermath of its putative electronic jamming is
that when you type “radio b” on Google’s
search box, “radio Biafra” appears as the first
autocomplete prediction. This shows that, over
the past few days, there has been an
exponential spike in the number of searches for
“radio Biafra” on Google. According to Google ,
“The search queries that you see as part of
Autocomplete reflect what other people are
searching for and the content of web pages.”
There are so many things that are defective in
government’s handling of the Radio Biafra issue.
First, government overestimated the power and
reach of the radio station. This overestimation
caused it to overreact and, in the process,
lionize an otherwise inconsequential, fringe radio
station. The ministry of information
grandstanded about having “successfully
jammed” Radio Biafra’s signals, but a BBC
reporter in Enugu said he could receive the
radio’s signals as of July 15, 2015.

In any case, jamming a radio station’s signals in
this digital age is frankly laughable. There are a
thousand and one ways to circumvent jamming.
The world is going through what new media
enthusiasts like to call creative destruction. The
old, familiar ways of gathering and circulating
information are exploding and are being
replaced by a myriad of experimental digital
strategies. Social media platforms, for instance,
are now more effective ways to reach and
engage with vast swaths of people than legacy
media outfits. Jamming radio signals is so
1990s or, to borrow a line from the lyrics of
Black Eyed Pea’s “Boom Boom Pow” song, so
2000 late.

What is probably worse than jamming—or
claiming to have jammed—the signals of the
radio station is the presidency’s issuance of a
press statement on July 15, 2015 disclaiming an
alleged anti-Igbo statement credited to
President Buhari by the station. That’s a huge,
unearned presidential validation of the station.
A multi-billion-dollar advertising blitz in all major
global media outlets can’t buy the radio station
the kind of publicity that the presidency cheaply
handed to them. I can bet my bottom dollar that
no more than 500 people heard the original
libelous Radio Biafra broadcast against the
president; now millions of people know about it.

There are at least two reasons why the
presidency’s press statement betrays poor
judgment. One, the presidency is a primary
definer of news. This fact confers visibility on
anything that emanates from it. Two, people
generally distrust governments, and are
prepared to believe the worst about them. This
sentiment is encapsulated in British journalist
Francis Claud Cockburn’s famous cynical quip
that you should “Never believe anything until it
has been officially denied.”

Besides, the Buhari government is notorious for
its snail-pace response to crucially important
national informational needs, leading to the
mushrooming and blossoming of online rumor
mills. Why did it choose to swiftly respond to a
barely known but easily verifiable falsehood
from a fringe rebel radio? Why did it lend its
enormous symbolic capital to a frivolous
insurrectionary radio station whose signals it
says it has jammed in Nigeria? I can never know
what impulses drive the president’s media team,
but it’s singularly ill-advised to legitimize a
scarcely known fib by responding to it and
thereby giving underserved wings to it.

If I were to advise the Nigerian government on
how to deal with Radio Biafra I would say this:
starve it of attention by not jamming it or
responding to its rants. It was English
philosopher John Milton who, in his famous 1644
pamphlet titled Areopagitica argued that the
truth does not need to be protected from
falsehood, and that, after all is said and done,
truth always triumphs over “all the winds of
doctrine let loose to play upon the earth.” He
said censorship does injury to the truth because
it misdoubts its strength. “Let her [i.e., Truth]
and Falsehood grapple; who ever knew Truth
put to the worse, in a free and open encounter,”
he wrote.

The childish propaganda of Radio Biafra is
merely one of the winds of doctrines let loose
to play upon Nigeria. Let it be allowed to
grapple with the truth. Let’s see if it can put the
truth to the worse.

I took some time to listen to the radio station to
find out why the Nigerian government is losing
sleep over it. It turns out that it is no more
than the vulgar, incoherent, hate-filled but
comical rants of some man called Nnamdi Kanu
who calls Nigeria a “zoo”— or the “zoological
republic”— and Nigerian citizens “monkeys” or
“ill-educated vagabonds.” He labels Igbos who
don’t share his insurrectionary and irredentist
ideas as “Hausa-born children in Igboland.” His
rants are also filled with ignorant, racially self-
hating, negrophobic rhetoric, such as his
habitual claims that black people are
intellectually inferior and incapable of deep
thought.

The station makes no effort to be persuasive. It
simply revels in vulgar abuse, intentional
prevarications, infantile temper tantrums, and a
melodramatic display of rank, comical
ignorance. The only people who will listen to
the station and be affected by its message are
people who already share its twisted, hateful
ideals, which makes shutting it down pointless. I
can bet that it does not speak for nor reach the
majority of Igbo people, and that most Igbo
people would snigger when they listen to it.

That’s not a station anyone should lose sleep
over.

http://www.farooqkperogi.com/2015/07/why-buhari-should-leave-radio-biafra.html?m=1

This is a dry shit all this epistle on biafra radio dnt u tink u r following d foot step of ur dumb president whom u condemned his actions

A nigerian president of igbo extraction might b d beginning of one Nigeria

A car is a necessity for comfortable n convenient movement of ppl. It is nt every car dt is meant for everyone u can't b earnin 80k monthly n riding on suv, a golf 3 is for u. Shoe get size so also car get size d problem starts wen u buy car way pass ur pocket size.

I can't imagine hw I lived wen I didn't ve a car esp wen it rains heavily in d evening wen coming back frm work hmmm u go trek home dt nite begging d few transporters arnd to take any amt n drop u to no avail.

Dnt buy a car to impress anyone, dt way u buy d car dt fits ur pocket size

ConfessionsNgr:
Posted anonymously on

http://confessionsnigeria.com/post/140/i-cant-believe-my-husband-is-asking-me-for-this

And u expect me to believe this made up story try harder

chomytex:
Bia nwoke m mechie onu

Ezi iche na ebe obuna ka I gana amachaghari

chomytex:
F*ck off my mention pls! Anuofia

Ppl lik u shld ve been aborted to save d world ur extreme stupidity. Aturu

GEJ all d way

bringbackGEJ2019

chomytex:
Ode go n get a life...oga iberibe!

Onukwu odeku if u see me u will lie down to greet me. Ewu anuofia

Ephemmm:
What is your business whether it is me or not? For your information, the person I am referring to is live on this forum, learning one or two things.

However, will I be crucified for doing that if it is me? or what is shameful in it if I come here to expose my personal problem in a anonymous forum? If you have advice, give: keep it to yourself if you don't. Nobody cares.....

Shut up liar maggot

Ephemmm:
Despite staying idle for over a year after his graduation from one of Nigerian Polytechnics, my friend finally secured his first job at Access Bank as a contract staff with 70k as salary. After two years in Access Bank, he did not only become a graduate member of a professional body in his discipline, but also strive hard to have 600k in his account. My friend has also acquired two plots of land in “not too enlightened area” in Osogbo, the capital state capital of Osun State. As a very ambitious man, he is also considering going for his Master Degree Programme, but has not yet decide on which the course and direction to follow.

At a talented student, he came out as the best candidate among both Universities and Polytechnic graduates called for interview in one of private firms in Nigeria and has started working with them with N115k as net monthly salary in the past few months.
He is 32 years of age now, and he is in love with a lady of 26 who was her junior while in Polytechnic. The lady in question too has combined fashion school with her job search, the ambition which has not yet come to a fruition.

The bone of contention now is the insistence of my friend that his would-be-partner MUST be employed gainfully too before he can have a slightest though about marriage despite intense pressures from all angles. His parents have assured him of little help during marriage ceremony, but his self-reliant tendency has not acceded to their admonition. In my own perception about him, he is not ready to settle down for marriage as a result of his 'over ambition' in academic line: truly he is talented and I can beat my chest for him anyday anytime when it comes his discipline.

Without accommodation of his own at present, coupled with the need for marriage expenses and the need to further his education, should he consider settling for marriage in Lagos now?

As one of his closest friend, I decided to narrate this incidence on nairaland so that he can get first-hand-advice different from my own perspective because he is a kind of somebody that nobody can compel to do something unless he is personally and totally convinced, just like me.

This is a true life scenario: matured advice is needed. Thank God he is a nairalander too

U r ur imaginary friend in all of this. U won't get my advice until u stop lying n admit its u

chomytex:
Honestly ur brain needs a mechanic..for ur mind u don comment nah.

Who is this maggot