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Politics › Re: Breakng: Nasarawa Impeachment Fails As Panel Dismisses Charges Against ‎Al-Makur by omenka(m): 3:22pm On Aug 05, 2014
Who's up for a beer??!!!!
Just gotta toast to this!!

Way too many PDP governors out there deserving of this gift including the president himself, yet they are being turned blind eyes to!!
Foreign Affairs › Re: ISIS Militant Announces His Marriage To Terrified 7-year Old - Photo by omenka(m): 3:15pm On Aug 05, 2014
AKUNWATA1: EXACTLY WHAT PROPHET OF ISLAM (BUHARI) PISS AND POO BE UPON HIM WANT TO TURN NIGERIA INTO
Wow!!! Your parents must be very proud of you....
Foreign Affairs › Re: ISIS Militant Announces His Marriage To Terrified 7-year Old - Photo by omenka(m): 3:15pm On Aug 05, 2014
sad'
Politics › Re: THANK YOU ALL by omenka(m): 11:55am On Aug 05, 2014
If u use a bb post your pin so one could send you whatever they want to and then delete you from their contact or you can delete them if you like. Me for instance wouldn't like to give out my number to a stranger, cos sending you a text is equivalent to giving you my number. Best of luck.
Foreign Affairs › Re: JAPAN - A Country Without Muslim: Cause For Peace by omenka(m): 10:17am On Aug 05, 2014
saintikechi: any god they worship that makes them to be peaceful people is better than mohamed that turns people to blood hungry terrorist and fanatics.
I'd rather not join issues with someone who thinks like you.

Thanks.
Foreign Affairs › Re: JAPAN - A Country Without Muslim: Cause For Peace by omenka(m): 9:13am On Aug 05, 2014
Bunchersstab: cheesy cheesy cryNo wonder God gave them relative peace that supress human understanding, now i knw.
For all i care this pix below is wat i stand for cheesy
Now, which "God" are we talking about, because if we are to go by the tenets of Christianity, japanese are almost completely idol worshipers, a practice abhorred and prohibited in christianity. Pray tell, why would "God" bless idol worshippers over and above those who worship himhuh

Very ignorant op.
Politics › Re: Top 12 Sins Of Gen. Buhari During His Military Regime by omenka(m): 7:52am On Aug 05, 2014
Yeah. Seen and read.
Please when this thread finally grows cold, create another.

Under Jonathan's regime, it is a sin being a muslim and opposing the government. Go figure and have a wonderful day.

Thanks. smiley
Politics › Re: The World Needs Fewer People : Global Conspiracy Of The Elite , Ebola by omenka(m): 7:05am On Aug 05, 2014
Honestly the Op has a point.

Was doing some research the other day about the Bohemian Groove, the Rothchild, the Bilderberg Group, Skull and Bones, Black Nobilty, Freemasonry, Illuminati, Scientology, Knight Templars, Council on Foreign Relations, Federal Reserve, and Church of Satan, and found a lot of revealing and chilling info.

In one of the Grand Lodges of the Freemasons (can't remember the exact city but I think somewhere in Europe) there was a ceramic plaque that captures the Depopulation Agenda of the world's elite. It talks about maintaining an ideal population of about 250, 000, 000. Wish I can find that pic again so I can upload it.

But whatever it is, I know some very dark and sinister agenda is being executed by the "Masters of the World" perhaps to bring about the New World Order so desired and doggedly promoted by Bush Snr, Kissinger, and Buffet.

Our acceptance or denial of the facts wouldn't really change anything!
Health › Re: Those Claiming To Have Cure For Ebola Will Be Arrested – NAFDAC by omenka(m): 6:33am On Aug 05, 2014
Danhumprey: LWKMD.gringringrin


I'm sure some guilible Nigerians would have already fall prey to those fake/false claims of a cure for Ebola.
Exactly!

Glad they've come out to put an end to the madness.
Politics › Re: EBOLA Cure Discovered!!! by omenka(m): 10:31pm On Aug 04, 2014
AKUNWATA1: LAME
Last time I checked, I didn't register on the forum to impress you, or are you HIV +vehuh

If it wouldn't cost you a whiff of breath, just stay your lane and steer clear my business as long as I don't mention you.

Thanks.
Politics › Re: General Buhari Visits Emir Of Kano Sanusi Prays For Peace by omenka(m): 10:28pm On Aug 04, 2014
I know some folks would develop symptoms of ebola just for this... cheesycheesy

Gdnyt fellas.

Long live the King of the North.
Long live the General.
Politics › Re: EBOLA Cure Discovered!!! by omenka(m): 8:32pm On Aug 04, 2014
Wetin person nor go hear!!!

Soon they'd say having unprotected s3x with an HIV +ve person can cure Ebola.

Smh.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Lord Have Mercy! Heartbreaking Pics From The War Between Israel & Palestine by omenka(m): 8:29pm On Aug 04, 2014
Op these images don't even show nothing! Want to see horrific images go to #GazaUnderAttack.

You won't balieve if I told you a neighbor of mine, a father with two lovely kids, said israel is doing a great job killing the children, that if they don't kill them now, they would grow up to become terrorists!!!!!!
I've never heard a worse remark all my life!!!
Politics › Re: FBI Reveals How Boko Haram And Niger Delta Militants Collaborate – CNN by omenka(m): 8:24pm On Aug 04, 2014
jmaine: Utterly laughable . . . . . grin
Of course it is absolutely laughable. It didn't say "Buhari is Shekau's father", so it is laughable.

Pitiable lot.
Politics › Re: GEJ Names Iwu As Chairman To Committe To Research Ebola Virus Cure by omenka(m): 7:29pm On Aug 04, 2014
Another committee huhhuh

The word "committee" just makes it sound like another wild goose chase.
Politics › Re: Ebola: See Comments About Africa On Yahoo by omenka(m): 6:11pm On Aug 04, 2014
Who can blame themhuh

Our so called leaders we fight and die for whenever they feel the need to do battle put us in this mess where we put ourselves through all sort of dehumanizing conditions to get to the white man's land. Now they wanna put a stop to the migration to save themselves from the risk of having a killer virus in their shores and we think they are being "wicked"huh
Abeg make una free them joor!!!

The sooner we learn to hold our leaders accountable and build our own safe haven for the black race, the better for us!!

Enough of all these cries about being victimized. They paid the price to build and live in the fabulous societies they find themselves, we should pay ours!
Politics › Re: Hilarious Picture Of "FUFU AREGBE" From Aregbesola's Supporter by omenka(m): 5:54pm On Aug 04, 2014
chinolization: I do not blame these people. You need to go to yolobarland to better appreciate the level of poverty in that place..
You are the most disgusting tribalist there is on this forum!!

God forbid!!
Politics › Re: Anambra Opens Cardiac Center: Performs First Open Heart Surgery (pictures) by omenka(m): 3:53pm On Aug 04, 2014
Good development for the people of Anambra. smiley
Health › Re: Nigerian Doctor Who Treated Victim Infected With Ebola by omenka(m): 3:12pm On Aug 04, 2014
Our govt is trying so hard to downplay the threat posed by
the outbreak of this disease, but governments around the
world know better!!

Conditions on ground are absolutely suitable for the easy
spread of the disease. The only people that stand a good
chance of escaping are the rich and influential.
We know the virus is spread through contact with body fluids of infected persons and consumption of meats of infected animals,, and the poor are VERY exposed to these:

1) The sanitary conditions of our public facilities leave so
much to be desired. You walk into the toilets of public run
schools, from primary schools to universities, to take a
dump or take a leak, and what you see could make the urge
to do what you went to do vanish in an instant. People go in
and urinate (sometimes even defeacate) on the ground. You
have no idea if those people have been infected or not!!

2) The sanitary conditions of our prisons and detention
facilities also leave so damn much to be desired. Imagine
what would happen to inmates should such a disease find its way into our these facilities!!!

3) Most middle class workers rely heavily on "mama put" for their meals. We have no clue as to the conditions under
which these meals were cooked!! We don't know who or
what came in contact with the items used in preparing those
meals. They wash used plates and cutleries and reuse the
water over and over again!! You have no idea what the saliva of the other customer contains!!

4) Our medical facilities find it very difficult maintaining very
basic safety standards. You go to a FG run medical facility
and won't be surprised to discover they are out of simple
hand gloves!!!

5) People get cramped into public transport vehicles (molue, danfo, kabukabu, etc) with skins rubbing against eachother while sweating. You have no idea what the stranger sitting next to you carries in his system!!

6) People live in rented apartments sometimes sharing
toilets and bathrooms with 4-5 different neighbours!! You
have no idea where your neighbours have been and what
they brought back home!!
The list is endless!!

I'm not an alarmist but a realist.

We should protect ourselves as much as possible for those
who ought to have created the right environment to
guarantee our safety move in airconditioned bulletproof and Ebola proof vehicles, fly in private jets, have their kids in the finest schools, and have already built for themselves foreign fortresses where they could go take shelter whenever sh*t hits the fan!!

Wake up Nigerians!!
Politics › Re: The Lions Den Of Arewa by omenka(m): 2:13pm On Aug 04, 2014
Nihilist: Is there anyone of these guys that hasn't exploited cronyism and favourable government contracts/monopolies?
Pray tell, which billionaire in this country hasn't enjoyed govt patronagehuh

I really don't see the point of your question.
Politics › Re: Ebola: Nigerians Kicked Out Of Conference by omenka(m): 1:25pm On Aug 04, 2014
Our govt is trying so hard to downplay the threat posed by the outbreak of this disease, but governments around the world know better!!

Conditions on ground are absolutely suitable for the easy spread of the disease. The only people that stand a good chance of escaping are the rich and influential.

We know the virus is spread through contact with body fluids of infected persons and consumption of meats of infected animals,, and the poor are VERY exposed to these:

1) The sanitary conditions of our public facilities leave so much to be desired. You walk into the toilets of public run schools, from primary schools to universities, to take a dump or take a leak, and what you see could make the urge to do what you went to do vanish in an instant. People go in and urinate (sometimes even defeacate) on the ground. You have no idea if those people have been infected or not!!

2) The sanitary conditions of our prisons and detention facilities also leave so damn much to be desired. Imagine what would happen to inmates should such a disease find its way into our these facilities!!!

3) Most middle class workers rely heavily on "mama put" for their meals. We have no clue as to the conditions under which these meals were cooked!! We don't know who or what came in contact with the items used in preparing those meals. They wash used plates and cutleries and reuse the water over and over again!! You have no idea what the saliva of the other customer contains!!

4) Our medical facilities find it very difficult maintaining very basic safety standards. You go to a FG run medical facility and won't be surprised to discover they are out of simple hand gloves!!!

5) People get cramped into public transport vehicles (molue, danfo, kabukabu, etc) with skins rubbing against eachother while sweating. You have no idea what the stranger sitting next to you carries in his system!!

6) People live in rented apartments sometimes sharing toilets and bathrooms with 4-5 different neighbours!! You have no idea where your neighbours have been and what they brought back home!!

The list is endless!!

I'm not an alarmist but a realist.

We should protect ourselves as much as possible for those who ought to have created the right environment to guarantee our safety move in airconditioned bulletproof and Ebola proof vehicles, fly in private jets, have their kids in the finest schools, and have already built for themselves foreign fortresses where they could go take shelter whenever sh*t hits the fan!!

Wake up Nigerians!!!
Politics › Re: How To Apply For FG’s Recently Launched Mortgage Scheme by omenka(m): 12:56pm On Aug 04, 2014
Another ponzi scheme. They can't manage an ordinary website, yet they want to manage a nationwide scheme.

They've failed even before taking off!!
Politics › Re: What are Rochas Okorocha Crimes? by omenka(m): 12:22pm On Aug 04, 2014
OrlandoOwoh: OP, it's unnecessary and senseless for you to have said Rochas Okorocha should find out from his mother where his father is from. Are you trying to infer that any Igbo that is not following what others follow is not a true Igbo? I'm not surprised, you say this about Paul Ozodi Osuji.
idnt read through the entire post. Just imagine. And there I was trying to answer the OP's question reasonable. Smh.
Politics › Re: What are Rochas Okorocha Crimes? by omenka(m): 12:16pm On Aug 04, 2014
Omexonomy: Why is he paying igbo people N10,000 to convert to muslim
@bold: op, there's the answer to your question. His only "crime" is excising his freedom of association. Under Jonathan, nigerians have been indoctrinated to view every political agenda from the lenses of religion.

Just imagine someone saying the above (which by all means is a big lie), yet people "liked" the comment. Only goes to show how low some people are willing to go to put a good man down because he refused to join the band waggon.

Same people never voted Ikemba when he stood for election under APGA. What a shame.
Politics › Re: 3 Fulani Killed In Abakaliki (pictures) by omenka(m): 10:01am On Aug 04, 2014
Is this another Egbon Musiwa's handlehuh The grammar is quite on point.

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