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Politics › Re: Stella Damasus And Senator Yerima On Al-jazeera Network THE STREAM by OneNaira6: 8:05pm On Sep 06, 2013
kudos to stella. see her demolishing the nigg@.
Asaba girls no dey carry last. lol

Anyway as far I'm concerned, Yerima is getting off easy. men like him needs to locked up for life or shot.
Crime › Re: Lawyer Abandons Chambers To lead armed robbery gang by OneNaira6: 10:57pm On Sep 05, 2013
front page tinz that never made to the front page.

seun we see wetin u dey do
Politics › Re: Osun Leads In Nigeria’s School Enrolment by OneNaira6: 10:45pm On Sep 05, 2013
As for the article, hilarious. Wikipedia is not a news source and neither do they conduct stats. wiki is an online library. They get their information from other sources. It's valid when their is a references to their quote. it's invalid when wikipedia couldn't provide a reference.
Politics › Re: Osun Leads In Nigeria’s School Enrolment by OneNaira6: 10:42pm On Sep 05, 2013
SimonAndal: _

Manipulating a Wikipedia article is as easy as clicking "Edit". And you don't even have to register. I know how many times I've deliberately fed false information to Wikipedia.
well that's a bad thing to admit you do. Anyway, be careful cause you actually providing any hacker your IP address. A,non member/non administrator editing wiki information leaves themselves open for hackers. The website actually copies your IP and makes it a public info. It's part of their warning. Next time you go to edit their website, pay mind to their warning, you'll see it
Culture › Re: Voice-recording Of People Speaking Igbo And Bini in 1911 by OneNaira6: 3:27am On Sep 04, 2013
Interesting. Am I the only one that found hard to understand them?
I understood the Akwa women better than the Arochukwu men but even then, the akwa women there were some part I couldn't make out. Likewise, the arochukwu there was parts I could make out.
Interesting but the songs sounds just like all the traditional Igbo songs no? At least in my ear it does.

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