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Crime › Re: Man Caught Having Sex With CHICKEN by ono(m): 1:01am On Jul 23, 2013
Jakumo: A Panel of Enquiry must be established to determine how the man was able to exchange just a few grains of corn for zexual favors from the unsuspecting chicken, and also to find out if the man then subsequently phucked the chicken to death, OR, if the chicken was in fact deliberately murdered by renegade police officers, who all along may have harbored a hidden agenda to cook chicken stew behind the police station later that night, after all the accused and awaiting trial persons languishing behind the counter might have gone to sleep.

No stone must be left un-turned in this urgent investigation. Please have the Panel of Enquiry report back to this forum as soon as the White Paper of their findings is released.
Lol!
Politics › Re: Maryam Uwais - "Senator Yerima And Constitutional Review" by ono(m): 5:33pm On Jul 22, 2013
micklplus: ''In this particular instance, it is certainly perplexing for the Senator to insist so categorically that even a married ‘intellectually immature’ girl must be permitted to renounce her citizenship, irrespective of her mental capacity. The foundation for such a general and sweeping statement within the Shari’a is difficult to locate''
Politics › Re: Senator Ahmed Yerima Replies His Critics by ono(m):
babylolaroy: maybe am confused abt d whole thng. and thanx aftarall yu rnt insultin me lyk miss bgirl did. to me islam is a culture. dats my belief nd dats wat i use to do my thngs. wat i jus dnt like is insult...if yerima has done a wrong thng, no amount of insult on ds page will tell him. and i know we cant change whateva plan he has on ds page so y not jus face changeable Nigeria pressing issues
There's no need to be confused about this thing, and sorry, Islam IS A RELIGION not a culture. I am conversant with the Yoruba culture, and I know marrying out children isn't one of them. Just open your mind and eyes and see the evil in this thing and all will be well.

You're an educated lady. You should be able to look at issues objectively and profer reasonable solutions. And please, I know people like abbreviating words to shorten the time spent typing them out, don't make a habit of it. That's laziness and when it becomes a habit, can be bad for you. Express yourself in clear words readable by all.
Politics › Re: Senator Ahmed Yerima Replies His Critics by ono(m):
babylolaroy: not lyk dat..am only sayin all of ds because am a muslim. yu know culture differs. in my own islam, its allowed buh dia must be no sex until d gal is old enuf to say yes or no to d man
@lolaroy,
But at 6 years old, the poor child is old enough to know ''it's time to marry ba?'' And how on earth did you manage to weave culture and religion (Islam) together now? Are you not a Yoruba woman/lady? Did the Yoruba culture accept marrying off small children to peadophilic, clueless, old and grizzly-bearded faced Yerima senator?
Politics › Re: Senator Ahmed Yerima Replies His Critics by ono(m): 6:32pm On Jul 21, 2013
babylolaroy: i wont stop my daughter if she wants to. and i wnt encourage ha if she doesnt want. thats wia d child's consent cums in. nau if shez sure abt it she can go ahead ofcos...nau if i stop ha forcefully, wudnt yu say dats anoda child's right abuse?....
@babylolaroy,
So, you think a 6-year old child is old enough to ''consent'' to anything? Wonders shall not cease in this world.
Family › Re: My Husband Has Turned Me To A Punching Bag by ono(m): 6:16pm On Jul 21, 2013
Wait o. portharcourtboy, are you the husband?

Erm, please try and resolve any misunderstanding and move ahead. If Doctorazz is pregnant for you and carrying your child, portharcourtboy, please easy on her. Pregnant women normally have this ''hormonal disorder'' when they're pregnant. You can rest assured that she loves you and want the best for you. It's a passing phase you two are going through. Be matured about stuff and move on.
Politics › Re: Senator Ahmed Yerima Replies His Critics by ono(m): 1:15pm On Jul 21, 2013
@stanech,
Face up all those links posted by eGuerilla and stop wasting precious time! Defend your evil, child molesting, clueless senator Yerima. Even Saudi Arabia is moving away from the evil - see link up there. Yet, your illiterate and dull senator wants to satisfy his carnal, paedophilic desires using the hallowed chambers of the Nigerian senate? He will not get away with this one. And he will end up behind bars!!
Politics › Re: Senator Ahmed Yerima Replies His Critics by ono(m): 10:40am On Jul 21, 2013
@Sconty09,
Again, what you lot fail to ''accept'' into your thick skull is that ''what is wrong is wrong, and there's no justification whatsoever for anyone to come up with a wicked solution (akin to what the problem is initially) that could only worsen the problem''. How will marrying off a teenage girl to a paedophile help solve the problem you posted up there?
Politics › Re: Senator Ahmed Yerima Replies His Critics by ono(m): 9:54am On Jul 21, 2013
koladebrainiac: No, Alfa Legalised Paedophile. Making the actoin of the pastor legal. Mumu ni e
@alien
That those pastors commit that crime 'DOES NOT MAKE IT RIGHT' that's why they were arrested and prosecuted. Get that fact into your thick skull. Will you go and steal because there are robbers everywhere in the worldhuh ode oshi.
Politics › Re: Senator Ahmed Yerima Replies His Critics by ono(m): 9:33pm On Jul 20, 2013
If this is a religious thing as opined by the Malam, it will take a long time for him to come to that realization that he needs an education on how the world has moved on from the primitive ways of his '' best of the example of mankind''

His solutions to the problem bedeviling the ''girl child'' in his area will sure worsen it. Pity, the type of people elected to represent us at the NA.
Politics › Re: Senators Who Voted To Legalise Underage Marriage. by ono(m): 10:06am On Jul 20, 2013
This just doesn't make any sense at all. How is it that our representatives at the highest level of law making in this country were so pre-occupied with consenting to this kind of wicked law when we have other pressing matters of urgent national importance impacting negatively on the society that they need to deliberate upon?

Most of them are from the North. That part of the country really need to have the heads of their leaders/representatives examined.
Christianity Etc › Re: Religion Vs Jesus Christ - Important by ono(m): 1:54pm On Jul 05, 2013
frosbel: The name is City Name Christian Centre.

Sorry , cannot tell you the city.

smiley
That's okay. Where ever you worship the Lord is okay, just make sure your relationship with Jesus is sure and on a strong foundation. God bless you.
Christianity Etc › Re: Religion Vs Jesus Christ - Important by ono(m): 1:47pm On Jul 05, 2013
^^^ I will like to know the name of this beautiful church of yours. It must have been pretty bad in the deeperlife district church you attended.
Christianity Etc › Re: Religion Vs Jesus Christ - Important by ono(m): 1:35pm On Jul 05, 2013
@frosbel,
If you go out there looking for ''churches'' with no hypocrites in them, I'm afraid you will never get anyone. There are hypocrites in all denominations - for even the devil has now transformed himself into an angel of light to deceive people. It was this realisation that made me stay put where I am - in DL. Bible said so let your light shine before men that they may see your good works and give glory to God in heaven (Mat 5:16)

I see your understanding of God's word is good. But this liberty you now have should not make you proud and look down on others. That's a dangerous position to be in. You become an easy target for the Devil.

My advice: Go back to your local Deeperlife district church. Let this fresh anointing on you spread to others so that on the last day, God will not ask you what you did with the knowledge He gave you. Let the love of God fill your heart to the extent that you even love your enemies even as Jesus did.

May God help us all in this christian journey.
Christianity Etc › Re: Religion Vs Jesus Christ - Important by ono(m): 9:30am On Jul 05, 2013
alexleo and frosbel,
No need to argue in the open like this. We have a greater enemy who profits and smiles away when christians are at each other's throat. You need to grow beyond this level and begin to have an 'helicopter view' of issues.

Like I stated in one of my entries, the greatest enemy of mankind is the Devil. Give him an inch in your life and he will consume you totally. Let Jesus have complete control of your life and your destiny is sure both in this world and in the world to come.
Christianity Etc › Re: Religion Vs Jesus Christ - Important by ono(m): 3:13pm On Jul 04, 2013
@Frosbel,
I would like to know you more.

I have been in Deeperlife since the early 80s. I was raised in the children church, was with the DLSO, DLCF and now even in the UK, with all the negative things I see around me in the church, I refused to leave. And I will not leave.

You have to take a stand. I am not in that church because of Pastor Kumuyi. He's not Jesus Christ. And Pastor is not my role model - Jesus is my everything. If I tell you my experience in the hands of so-called brethren in Deeperlife, you will wonder why I am still in the church.

Don't go out there and face the world and the Devil all alone. There are times the teachings, prayers and blessings I receive in the church on Sunday worship service, Monday bible study and Thursday revival hour service have this ''therapeutic effect'' on my spirit and soul. I don't get that feeling elsewhere and I have managed over the years not to allow church politics and the likes to take it away from me. May God help us all.
Christianity Etc › Re: Religion Vs Jesus Christ - Important by ono(m): 5:25am On Jul 04, 2013
ono: I'm reading Steve McGregor's book: The Future Fortold and I'm like many are generally ignorant about the forces we contend with in this world as humans. Like I stated in one of my entries in the religion board, humans are not warring against ''flesh and blood'' that we see with our biological eyes, equipment and the likes.

We're contending with forces whose ultimate goal is the ''destruction of mankind in this world, and in the world to come'' And, at the head of these forces is our arch-enemy, the Devil. Thank goodness even the muslims know that he is an un-welcomed guest in every home and society.

One Shymexx said he's left ''religion'' for some 4-years now. I said to myself, wow! The guy, whoever he is, is ''almost'' there. The remaining bit is Jesus, call him Isa (muslims) or whatever. That's the name that send chills down the spine of the evil one and his forces. Thank God for a way out for mankind. We're powerless without Jesus. We can't do anything against the Devil without Jesus. Our knowledge and skills and training etc is useless without the help of Christ Jesus.

We all need to come to that consciousness that religion (Islam or Christianity or whatever) will do us all no good. Deliberate efforts must be put in by every human on earth to allow Jesus become his personal Lord and saviour in this world. This is the only way out. This is not some born again gist and stuff. You have to allow Jesus into your heart and life with every sense of urgency and sincerity of heart.

When you go to any congregation where you hear the teachings of Jesus and the word of God is preached- undiluted and how you can be saved, don't get carried away by the politics and hierarchical arrangements (religion) there. Just restrict yourself to the worship of your saviour, master and deliverer - Jesus our Lord. Listen to the word of God. Fill your heart with Love for God and Christ and your fellow men and all will be well.
That was my post on something related to Frosbel's write up last year.

I am happy many people are seeing ''religion'' for what it is. God be praised. Jesus said in the last days the knowledge of God's word will fill the earth as the waters cover the sea. Praise God! He's coming soon! Lets be ready.
TV/Movies › Re: NTA Cartoons and programmes Of The 70s, 80s And 90s by ono(m): 12:49am On Mar 26, 2013
Oh my my! Who brought this up? Hmnn...feeling young again, watching the TV after school - at 4:00PM sharppp! Can't afford to miss Battle of the Planets..LOL!

Anyone remember Fragle Rock and The Scarecrow?
Politics › Re: Buhari Addresses British Parliament Tomorrow by ono(m): 12:38am On Mar 16, 2013
Jakumo: Pellow Kwantiri Man, and Pellow England man

Me I dey for Nongereya, dey run fwa frezident every election year, but zose un-displeeened Nonegereya people yan NO vote am fwa me, even after I go fwa appeal court every day after I lose am fwa election.

So, me I tell zem say baboon and monkey yan go fight zem with Boko bomb, but zem no believe. See am now, my Boko bomb yan teach zem sense, and make zem have displeen, until zem vote me fwa ferezident of Nongerea, so I can dip am zee Koran fwa Atlantic Ocean, in ze name of ze Almighty supplier of virgins, yowaaaa.
I have not read anything from you in a long while. You don't dissapoint with hilarious stuff. Hope you're doing okay?
Politics › The 25 Most Miserable Places In The World by ono(op): 12:22am On Feb 24, 2013
The misery index, a crude economic measure created by Arthur Orkum, sums a country's unemployment and inflation rates to assess conditions on the ground (the higher the number, the more miserable a country is). The reasoning: most citizens understand the pain of a high jobless rate and the soaring price of goods.

Business Insider totaled the figures for 197 countries and territories — from Afghanistan to Zimbabwe — to compile the 2013 Misery Index.

Note: Results are based on CIA World Factbook data, which estimates figures for countries and territories that do not have reliable local reporting agencies. The CIA World Factbook was last updated on February 11, 2013.

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/the-25-most-miserable-places-in-the-world-192748535.html?page=all


I'm glad Naija is not on that list - we're the ''happiest'' nation in the world - right?
Sports › Re: Should Siasia Share In Keshi's Glory? by ono(m): 11:31pm On Feb 08, 2013
When I read this entry by Jarus, I paused for a while to reflect on all that he wrote about Siasia. I looked at the whole write up from a different viewpoint.

- What would happen to the Nigeria of our dreams if all Nigerians can cultivate the Siasia habit - discipline, punctuality, respect for others, professional touch etc etc?

- What would happen to Nigeria if our leaders can emulate Siasia's sterling qualities (which we're reaping from today) and decide to punish offenders, looters, thieves and corrupt members of the society, show them the way out, tell the godfathers and other old (and as Abati called all of them - 'yesterday's men) hands to shut up or get locked up forever - the way Siasia did to the Odemwingie and his likes of this country?

I think we will begin to see the light at the end of the tunnel for our dear country. I think, just like the Super eagles have come this far to participate in the final leg of the African nations cup, after years of draught, we will all raise our shoulders high again. We will all be proud to be called ''Nigerian'' anywhere in the world.

Let us all keep this hope alive. Copy (if that's what we're best at) the Siasia's style of ''living'' and bring our dear country out of the doldrum. Peace.


Jarus: Win or lose, sacked or left to continue, call it fluke or tactical efficiency, Stephen Keshi has made his mark already as producing for Nigeria its best performance in 13 years.

Some of us that faulted his inclusion of home-based players and dropping of some big names have since returned to our vomit, swallowing it.

Give it to him, he deserves some respect, for sticking to his gun with these young players.

While giving him the full credit,someone reminded me that Siasia also deserves part as some of the players Keshi are using actually cut their Super Eagles teeth under him. I almost spanked the person, that 'Dr, are you serious? Siasia that did not even qualify us for Nations cup'. But on a more critical reflection, I realized some things:

1, Some of the players Keshi is using to produce result actually made their debut under Siasia (Musa, Emenike etc)

2, Siasia started the discipline trend which is working for Keshi. He dropped key players like Osaze because they were fighting with coaches. Keshi also did same. In hindsight, that decision is very right, if it were Osaze that is being made to sit on bench like Yobo or Uche now, by now we would be hearing different news from camp, news of Osaze fighting coach etc. It didn't work for Osaze, and initially appeared not working for Keshi too until the gradual turn-around.

3, Against Guinea in October 2011 in the match we drew that cost us AFCON 2012 participation, Siasia stuck his neck for Emenike despite the guy missing chances and we were all shouting. Today, it is same Emenike that is now firing at all cylinders? Could this mean we were impatient with Siasia? That he saw what we didn't see in this guy? (in any case I have personally always believed in Emenike's ability)

4, When Amodu purely had foreign, big players orientation, Siasia has a mixture generation orientation, gradually introducing the younger boys. He traveled round teh world to speak with many Nigerian young players, including Victor Moses, and convince them to come play for Nigeria. These are the boys doing it for Nigeria today.

With all these and many others, are we right to say Siasia laid the foundation to today's success? Or Keshi's philosophy just appears to co-incide with Siasia's in many respects? Does he deserve some credit?
Sports › Re: Should Siasia Share In Keshi's Glory? by ono(m): 11:30pm On Feb 08, 2013
Jarus: Win or lose, sacked or left to continue, call it fluke or tactical efficiency, Stephen Keshi has made his mark already as producing for Nigeria its best performance in 13 years.

Some of us that faulted his inclusion of home-based players and dropping of some big names have since returned to our vomit, swallowing it.

Give it to him, he deserves some respect, for sticking to his gun with these young players.

While giving him the full credit,someone reminded me that Siasia also deserves part as some of the players Keshi are using actually cut their Super Eagles teeth under him. I almost spanked the person, that 'Dr, are you serious? Siasia that did not even qualify us for Nations cup'.

When I read this entry by Jarus, I paused for a while to reflect on all that he wrote about Siasia. I looked at the whole write up from a different viewpoint.

- What would happen to the Nigeria of our dreams if all Nigerians can cultivate the Siasia habit - discipline, punctuality, respect for others, professional touch etc etc?

- What would happen to Nigeria if our leaders can emulate Siasia's sterling qualities (which we're reaping from today) and decide to punish offenders, looters, thieves and corrupt members of the society, show them the way out, tell the godfathers and other old (and as Abati called all of them - 'yesterday's men) hands to shut up or get locked up forever - the way Siasia did to the Odemwingie and his likes of this country?

I think we will begin to see the light at the end of the tunnel for our dear country. I think, just like the Super eagles have come this far to participate in the final leg of the African nations cup, after years of draught, we will all raise our shoulders high again. We will all be proud to be called ''Nigerian'' anywhere in the world.

Let us all keep this hope alive. Imbibe the Siasia's sterling qualities and bring our dear country out of the doldrum. Peace.


But on a more critical reflection, I realized some things:

1, Some of the players Keshi is using to produce result actually made their debut under Siasia (Musa, Emenike etc)

2, Siasia started the discipline trend which is working for Keshi. He dropped key players like Osaze because they were fighting with coaches. Keshi also did same. In hindsight, that decision is very right, if it were Osaze that is being made to sit on bench like Yobo or Uche now, by now we would be hearing different news from camp, news of Osaze fighting coach etc. It didn't work for Osaze, and initially appeared not working for Keshi too until the gradual turn-around.

3, Against Guinea in October 2011 in the match we drew that cost us AFCON 2012 participation, Siasia stuck his neck for Emenike despite the guy missing chances and we were all shouting. Today, it is same Emenike that is now firing at all cylinders? Could this mean we were impatient with Siasia? That he saw what we didn't see in this guy? (in any case I have personally always believed in Emenike's ability)

4, When Amodu purely had foreign, big players orientation, Siasia has a mixture generation orientation, gradually introducing the younger boys. He traveled round teh world to speak with many Nigerian young players, including Victor Moses, and convince them to come play for Nigeria. These are the boys doing it for Nigeria today.

With all these and many others, are we right to say Siasia laid the foundation to today's success? Or Keshi's philosophy just appears to co-incide with Siasia's in many respects? Does he deserve some credit?
Sports › Re: Nigeria Vs Mali (AFCON 2013) - (4 - 1) On 6th February 2013 by ono(m): 5:19pm On Feb 06, 2013
But e be like say that 4th goal no clean. But sha, na 4 -0.
Sports › Re: Nigeria Vs Mali (AFCON 2013) - (4 - 1) On 6th February 2013 by ono(m): 8:54pm On Feb 03, 2013
alpha conde: The book of stephen 3 vs 3-6, 7 - 10 and moses proclaimed to the people The God that delivered us from the ethiopians will defend us in the presence of the ivorians. 4 and after the fifth day after noon before nightfall it came to pass that the nigerians defeated the ivorians. 5 The king of the nigerians one King Jonathan danced naked in Celebration at a place called the eagles square near his palace.6 and the lord blessed them amongst the football race of africa
7.After some time news came from a distance country in the southern part of africa that the malians were approaching the nigerian territory. 8 The nigerians became scared and on the 3rd day after they have received the news 9 the lord appeared to apostle sunday mba and promised him that the malians will fall before them easier than any other battle they had faced in the past.10 Mba believed the lord and again it came to pass, the malians became slaves to the nigerians.
lol! You don kolo now o!
Politics › Re: The Hypocrisy Of Yesterday’s Men, By Reuben Abati by ono(m):
[quote author=Find Out!]Many of the laptop crew & those taken in by Abati's delicious prose seem to forget that just recently, the present Government appointed a notoriously corrupt inefficient ''yesterday man'', infact ''last week man'' who should be spending time in prison, into a key government position that should have been filled by a seasoned technocrat.

In this very article, Abati posited that most of the road contracts were awarded under the previous administration (implying that the poosr state of roads today is their fault as those contracts were not executed. Right? Right). Now, the Chief Thief of these road contracts moneys (runnint into billions) is the one and only Chief Anenih who is the NPA board chairman today.
Is that a man expected to ''clean the augean stables'' of the NPA??

Fo.olish government, more fo.o.lish supporters & absolutely unintelligent(deliberately perhaps) spokesmen. Not surprising tho as we can only expect that much from GEJ. You people should go outside the country, see the level of development there, then come back and tell me exactly when Nigeria is going to pick up with the rate this administration is going despite the billions we earn daily and the monies continually being borrowed. Rubb.ish.

Which way Nigeria. The laptop supporters, continue attacking critics who are seeking to keep the government on their toes, in the near future, your own children will face you and ask you why you stupi.dly kept qquiet or even egged this administration on when they busied themselves with running down Nigeria.[/quote]What you forget is that it takes time to clean out the aegean stables. If you rush hot food, it will burn your throat and harm you in the end. You see, I'm beginning to have a rethink about Jonathan's tactics. Maybe he truly needs to be slow after all. Maybe, just maybe he needs to bring back some of those yesterday's men (Anenih and co) so just that they may stew in their own juice.

Correcting what was done wrong in the past takes patience, tactics, skills and intelligence. Perhaps that's what Jonathan is up to - I just wish it is. Facing the corruption problems head on in Nigeria will be suicidal - even for a sitting president. I have realised that now. Corruption permeates every facet of our existence. Corruption is Nigeria and Nigeria is corruption. Trying to change things the way they are now will be met with a brickwall - especially from those who are benefitting from the present state of affairs. And those benefitting, my dear, they are strong and many. They're very powerful indeed.

This write up by Abati must have been endorsed by Jonathan. He played safe - and he was wise in doing that! It is clear, the reasons why Jonathan has so many opposition in government. It is clear why he allowed old people to be in government. It is also clear now that he's doing his best not just for the Niger Delta, but for the country as whole. I can only wish him goodluck (his name) as he tries to right the wrongs of the past.
Politics › Re: The Hypocrisy Of Yesterday’s Men, By Reuben Abati by ono(m):
kaeto: HA! NIGERIAN GRADUATES OH, SO TODAY NOW DETERMINES YESTERDAY, I THOUGHT IT'S THE OTHER WAY ROUND.
What do you expect from the products of a failed education system?
Politics › Re: The Hypocrisy Of Yesterday’s Men, By Reuben Abati by ono(m): 11:32am On Feb 03, 2013
kaeto: DAFTY! YOU ARE HERE AGAIN, THOUGHT YOU'D BE IN CHURCH FOR THE SCHEDULED DELIVERANCE BY T.B.JOSHUA. YOU ARE A BLIND BAT LIKE I'VE ALWAYS SAID, 'COS NO MAN WITH A SOUND CONSCIENCE WILL READ THOSE LINES OF ABATI WITHOUT PONDERING SOBERLY ABOUT THE FUTURE OF OUR DEAR COUNTRY NIGERIA. IF THE LIKES OF OBJ,IBB, ELRUFAI,GMB,FASHOLA, TINUBU,FASHAKIN ETC, ARE SO SINCERE ABOUT THE COLLECTIVE DESTINY OF NIGERIANS, WHY HAVE THEY BEEN SO CALM ABOUT, PRECISELY, THE SS/SE OIL WELL ALLOCATIONS OF WHICH ABOUT 85% GOES TO NORTH AND THE OTHER TO THE YORUBERS. THE LICENCING WHICH EXPIRES BY 2017-19, I BELIEVE IS WHY THE NORTH IS SO CLAWY TO CLINCH BACK POWER. THE GAME IS LONG OVER BECAUSE I KNOW THE SAME MESS IS NEVER GOING TO REPLAY. AS FOR ALL WHO READ THE ABATI LINES WITH WISDOM AND JUDGEMENT, PLEASE LISTEN TO YOUR INNER BEIGNS, BUT FOR SEANET, EKOILE,GBAWE AND THE LIKES, WE MUST LEAVE THEM AND MOVE FORWARD,THEY ARE MERE ACN/CPC CONCIERGES WHO HAD A LONG TIME NOW, EXCHANGED THEIR SOUL FOR A TUBER OF YAM. WE TALK ABOUT INJUSTICES AGAINST THE SS/SE , YOU PUNKS PAY DEAF EAR, NOW YOU THAT LAID THE VERY FOUNDATION FOR CORRUPTION IS TALKING MODESTY, HYPOCRITES AND MOLES. BIG SHAME TO ALL BASTARDS.
kaeto,
Are you sure the line in bold is true? Anywhere I can read up on that? If what you've written up there is true, then that's a very very big revelation.

Without doubt, Abati has made my sunday bright and sunny. We forget quickly we Nigerians. It was good we have Dr Abati to remind us of things we quickly forget while chasing our means of livelihood. God bless the man. So many points from his write up I was looking up the ceiling in my room. This is serious.
Politics › Re: Africa's Richest Woman - Nigerian Folorunsho Alakija by ono(m): 11:44am On Jan 20, 2013
Pataki: I am encouraged when I read posts such as yours. But I have to just tell myself the bitter truth when I look at the way Nigeria is trending.

I know one day Nigeria will wake up to its true greatness and potentials, but definitely not in the next 5 - 10 years. cry
I wish ''something'' somewhere can fast track that awakening. I once told my friends that if I find my way to the top in Nigeria political setting as it is at the moment, I'm going to make ''killing the rich and wealthy folks (including their relations residing in the country) - who have been found to acquire their wealth through dubious means'' my top priority. Sounds childish, but pray hard I don't get to the top.
Nairaland General › Re: Nairaland's Journey To 1 Million Members by ono(m): 11:59pm On Jan 18, 2013
Hmmm...I'm one of NL 2005 - 2006 class member. Mukina was right. That set was and probably will be the best of them all.I don't know if we will ever have such people as nferyn, Chxta, Jakumo, Dede, Owo (my brother), Debo - (now moderating something) and a host of mature and intelligent people again.

All said, NL is indeed a great site.
Travel › Re: Topic closed. by ono(m): 4:23pm On Jan 16, 2013
hollandis: lies which oyinbo will say "i was sweating like christmas goat" ? That na Nigerian phrase ever ,now and will be grin
I think say na only me see that one. Lie lie. The babe na naija born oyinbo girl jo!
Politics › Re: Africa's Richest Woman - Nigerian Folorunsho Alakija by ono(m): 3:27pm On Dec 09, 2012
Obviously, she got that oil prospecting lease during the time Babangida - IBB was lord of the manor at Dodan Barracks in Lagos. It is on record that the regime of IBB was the most corrupt, ruthless (perhaps second to Abacha's) in the history of Nigeria. If I recall correctly, the period May - June 1993 was the transition period of IBB's regime, and that was when MKO Abiola's election was held - and cancelled.

I like to congratulate success when I see one, but this one is below par.
Christianity Etc › Re: T.B Joshua Predicted The Nigeria Floods by ono(m): 5:00pm On Oct 21, 2012
I remember very well that the Governor of Rivers State, Hon Amaechi spent the most part of this year clearing waterways and building gigantic drainages across Port-Harcourt in particular. He even destroyed one of my friends house - the house was blocking one of the waterways in Port Harcourt and had to go. I am sure he will be smiling now, as Port-Harcourt, I believe, is spared of these flood problems.

The NIMET chief said he sent out signed letters to all the Governors of the coastal and riverine states early this year. He said, in one of the news clips,that he personally signed and sent the letters to the governors of the states warning them of iminent dangers posed by heavy rains that they have forecasted this year. I'm sure none of use would listen carefully to that clip.

So, aside from Amaechi, all the other governors threw the letters into waste bins. The result is what you're seeing now. Many lives have been lost to the careless and non-chalant attitude of these governors. None of them can come out to say they were not warned.

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