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Juliet!

And who made Amaechi a credible public figure? Dude is as corrupt as the rest of the lot! I reside in ph, the guy talks too much and does nothing!

Its all about 2015, don't be deceived!

[quote author=Baba_Eleko]Nigeria need more anti-gej credible public figure like Amaechi to speak out against corruption or else we'd wake up one morning and discover that GEJ a.k.a Shina Rambo alias Anini has sold Nigeria as an entity to the highest bidder. Awon Oloriburuku jatijati. Eeni ku re.[/quote]

What a shame! Smh @ Nollywood!

I was short-listed as well.

And I attended d training here in Port-harcourt.

I would like someone to throw more light on the cash-flow template.

There's nothing wrong in your wife having a boob job. As long as you aren't pressuring her.

You love Beaf so much u had to impersonate him

[quote author=Beaf:]Bros which school you go sef...... [/quote]

All of the above.

Still guilty of no 1

Damn! You beat me to it. I was going to say the same thing. Ogusbaba is either a paid agent or a stunch supporter of the toad-looking governor. But I choose the former.

Uduaghan is a failed governor and most likely the most despised among his ilk! He's only trying to score cheap points!



[quote author=Ricky_Ross]Ogusbaba seems to be a paid agent of Delta state governor.

Delta state is among the richest states in Nigeria. So they want us to start clapping and praising the governor for buying 5 sets of sewing machine? Delta state is rich enough to build world class skills acquisition centers in all the Local Government Areas of the state. Let the governor fix warri roads first. He is among the worst governors in Nigeria by far.[/quote]

Why is that?

Do u mind telling us why?

ifihearam: GODFORBID

Wow!


quote author=acidtalk]Find correct bottle to burst her head and then call my doctor to come and carry her away for the multiple stiches she will need.[/quote]

Rip!

I really feel for this victim.

I don't mean to sound insensitive but I just want to ask what any sane non-northerner is doing down there?

Are u comparing us to the whites who are mostly independent at the age of 18?

I bet most 25yr olds in Nigeria still lives with their parents and still take instructions from them.

All I'm trying to say is that in our country an average 25 year old isn't matured enough(financially or otherwise) for such commitment.

eduson55: what about the whites that do it,or are we different?

No! No! No! Except u're a lady.

Damn!

adieora: Psycho

This story isn't complete... He was on his way to the airport to board a flight to Abuja when he crashed. Please show some respect for the deceased and his family.

Preach!!!

coogar: will you shut that cesspit you call a mouth, you sëmen vampire?

@ topic,
90% of nigerians are not intelligent - a dolt penned 10,000 words of contradictory sentences and people are lauding her for being intelligent! where's the intelligence? you either support what the aluu community did to the boys or condemn their act! this desola rëtard condemns what aluu community did but he is in support with them at the same time! how is this logical for feck's sake?

desola wants to blame the system for that barbaric act - wow! there's suffering everywhere in nigeria - suffering is not only limited to aluu community! everyone in nigeria should be a member of one lynch mob or the other if the excuse for maiming 4 innocent souls is suffering! yet, these "barbaric" nigerians abide by the law whenever they travel abroad even to countries where they suffer more hardship than nigeria. how come nigerians abroad do not perpetrate such disgraceful acts abroad?

prying further, so the barbaric act was supposed to stop all the sufferings in nigeria? if i suddenly become a destitute out of acute poverty, i would never treat another human being the way the aluu 4 were treated and i am sure many of us would not treat animals like that, let alone human beings! so the system is the reason people kill now? before nigeria became shyte, people didn't kill? the first world countries where there's little or no poverty, there's never been a murder case there? i reiterate - desola is a fücking bastard and i wish he/she suffers the same fate sometime in the future!

why stop at blaming the government only? we should blame our teachers! the pastors, imams, clerics, juju priests, parents, neighbours, classmates, etc. by the time we are done blaming everyone else for our own irresponsibility then maybe lessons would be learnt! nigerians and their blame culture peeves me to the marrow! some hoodlums conspired to kill innocent souls and a social reprobate wants to blame the government - what a tyke!

Jumped or fell? It doesn't sound right. Nobody wants to die such an horrible death. RIP!

And your point is?

aribisala0: I do not agree with the article but why is it only when elite are concerned that people rally round. Consider the outpouring of emotion for Cynthia or the reaction to the woman arrested at Lekki for killing a LASTMA official. People react because it appears to affect one of "their own". But this is happening everyday in Nigeria and there is a lot of hypocrisy on display. Mob action did not start today and is a symptom NOT the disease.All of us lack the courage to deal with the real problem

People have been lynched in this same Nigeria for stealing blocos by magical means. Where were you all then?

If it were your brothers will you be on the same page with Desola? Just be honest with yourself. This isn't politics, this is about a group of young men who were unjustly murdered by savages without hearts!

maclatunji: Desola doesn't want you to be lawless. She is only reminding us that we become lawless when the system doesn't work, there are so many examples:

1. When young men feel they have to join gangs called cults to be protected whilst on campus.

2. When our young women feel there is nothing wrong in having loads of men as lovers because they feel that is the only way they can survive and make progress in life.

3. When drivers drive against oncoming traffic on one-way roads because they feel that is the only way they can beat the hideous traffic in their city.

4. When job applicants have to cough-out mind-boggling amounts to get jobs.

5. When youths resort to militancy to make a point.

6. When corruption becomes the norm rather than the exception.

7. When crime becomes virtue and justice becomes a vice- you dare not punish the average Nigerian for wrong-doing or breaking the law lest you become "wicked", "heartless" and "evil".

The list goes on and on...

I beg to disagree! Are you implying that jungle justice started after the inception of democracy? These people commited a crime and should be dealt with! Moreso, this isn't about education but morals. Blame this on parents who raised those barbarians.

@Desola, Its a norm in this country to blame every crime on the system but I hope someday some angry mob will kill someone you love so much in such gruesome manner and you'll have the opportunity to blame it on our failed leaders. Stupid idiot!

muskeeto2: Not palatable at all but the truth.

Desola's brave..

Nature knows not innocent nor guilty. What happened at Aluu is an indirect effect of failure of leadership at Aso Rock since the inception of democracy.

And before u start accusing me of being barbaric and all, I lost siblings in the sosoliso plane crash. Yes, they were also burnt.

That I choose not to behave like an animal by shooting airline managers and staff is because I'm better educated.

A Nigeria where the poor and rich have equal opportunities will produce a saner society.

tellwisdom: OK he's dead, so?? ...una knw go let person hear word again??

Ouchh!!! That's very silly of you. Posting on every thread isn't a must. May sum1 say the same about you when you pass!

RIP AFRO!

The rantings of a failed man!

Vegetable soup: They should have flogging him too so that his mates would began to learned lessons

Damn!!!!

Awwww... Congrats Mogbomoya. God is indeed faithful!

Thanks everyone! I wish you all a safe delivery.

edwardaigb: I left my 3 fones at my gf place, I wanted to experiment with her. Go ahead and talk.

Damn!!! U're mean

This is just propaganda. Too many questions begging for answers. Did the suicide bombers confess before dying? Is it only the sheikh that uses that road? How did we arrive at the conclusion that the Sheikh was the target?

Thanks everyone!

[quote author=overkill®]Hello to all expectant moms in d house. I'm bin secretly following this thread for a while now even though I haven't posted any comments. You guys are really doing a good job here.

I'm expecting my 3rd child. Infact my EDD was on thursday( 02/08/2012). I can't wait to have my baby. The sleepless nights and Symphysis Pubis Dysfunction (SPD) is killing me. I can barely move around without support. Has anyone suffered from this before? Pls try and share your experience with me. And also how did you deal with constipation?

I wish every momma a safe delivery![/quote]Last thursday I was 41weeks, So my doctor did a membrane sweep. Damn! That's the most uncomfortable thing a pregnant woman should go through. Anyway, I went into labour about 2hrs later and I had my beautiful daughter on the 10/082012 @ 12:04pm. I give God all the glory!

These guys are unrepentant!

Hello to all expectant moms in d house. I'm bin secretly following this thread for a while now even though I haven't posted any comments. You guys are really doing a good job here.

I'm expecting my 3rd child. Infact my EDD was on thursday( 02/08/2012). I can't wait to have my baby. The sleepless nights and Symphysis Pubis Dysfunction (SPD) is killing me. I can barely move around without support. Has anyone suffered from this before? Pls try and share your experience with me. And also how did you deal with constipation?

I wish every momma a safe delivery!