₦airaland Forum

linpok: Seconded..
dat gurl don scope evribodi finish

lmao

oya make we pray

vizboy: no be the sis you say you dey go for

exactly

vizboy: why she looks like my future wife. So we are going to be bro in laws together

bro abeg leave vam for me... go for Lauretta

lorretta u: here's both of us together. Don't ask for more oo

your twin looks like my future wife...wifey material

2legit2qwt: Me too

Lolz check out the cover up

who be this karashika?

patrickmuf thank you...... Bt i don't want you running away lik dannylux so I'll just stick with my boo [/quote chasing like usain bolt imma catchu

i know say all the fine gals dey wait till night before them upload their pishure for fear of yabbing but i go wait o. going nowhere...#reloading tinz

Eneze1: haba u too like women

lolz I love not like...but seriously i can't help it.

With all these pretty ladies around, settling down with one is gonna be difficult...

[quote author=sweet-tease]Am not goin to remove them after a few mins.........am feeling good today so 24hours is cool

If you like, throw insults........my bf liks me d way i am


D First pic has been edited [/quote]he "likes" you the way you are, I think i "love" you the way you are...now, oya choose between me and him....

Make una no cari me play o...I don subscribe for airtel bb unlimited just because of una...Pls keep it real, upload ya pix now.

My mb don finish because i wan c fyn gal..

[quote author=prof.femi]I do my best not to get fixated on any one individual on Nairaland, but I've got to say I just can't understand what makes people like you tick. Obviously intelligent enough to know your left from your right, yet, ceaselessly stoking fires, and resorting to political explanations for the simplest things. Perhaps I would be better educated about your motives if I tried to get a larger sample of your posts, but I unfortunately do not have time for that. All I have come to realize is that your choice of the handle "sincere_9gerian" must be a sort of private joke, because your arguments are usually anything but sincere! Mostly well-articulated, yes, but sincere? Not at all.

For example:

I find it incredible that mere 'seconds' after an ASUU strike forced the FG to promise the injection of 220B 1.1 Trillion into the universities, you can make this lame argument. Is it that you just can't compute the fact, or is it so inconvenient for you to admit that an ASUU strike achieved results? If you don't work in a university, perhaps you should ask people who do. The fact is, ASUU STRIKES HAVE BEEN LARGELY RESPONSIBLE FOR THE RECENT IMPROVEMENTS IN THE STATE OF THE UNIVERSITIES. I should expect that a smart person like you would realize that, but noo, you have your ax to grind with ASUU, and the truth must also die in the process.

Well my friend, posterity will judge us all. Being intelligent is not enough. One also needs to be sincere. Perhaps you are one of those who gets so invested in a political position (or a job to spread propaganda?!) that no casualty is too big. Let me tell you, every man who fails to occasionally ask himself whether his stand is *still* a stand for truth, will ultimately be viewed by history as a wasted life. That, irrespective of his IQ or his status in life. Stop misleading our youth.[/quote]

[quote author=prof.femi]I do my best not to get fixated on any one individual on Nairaland, but I've got to say I just can't understand what makes people like you tick. Obviously intelligent enough to know your left from your right, yet, ceaselessly stoking fires, and resorting to political explanations for the simplest things. Perhaps I would be better educated about your motives if I tried to get a larger sample of your posts, but I unfortunately do not have time for that. All I have come to realize is that your choice of the handle "sincere_9gerian" must be a sort of private joke, because your arguments are usually anything but sincere! Mostly well-articulated, yes, but sincere? Not at all.

For example:

I find it incredible that mere 'seconds' after an ASUU strike forced the FG to promise the injection of 220B 1.1 Trillion into the universities, you can make this lame argument. Is it that you just can't compute the fact, or is it so inconvenient for you to admit that an ASUU strike achieved results? If you don't work in a university, perhaps you should ask people who do. The fact is, ASUU STRIKES HAVE BEEN LARGELY RESPONSIBLE FOR THE RECENT IMPROVEMENTS IN THE STATE OF THE UNIVERSITIES. I should expect that a smart person like you would realize that, but noo, you have your ax to grind with ASUU, and the truth must also die in the process.

Well my friend, posterity will judge us all. Being intelligent is not enough. One also needs to be sincere. Perhaps you are one of those who gets so invested in a political position (or a job to spread propaganda?!) that no casualty is too big. Let me tell you, every man who fails to occasionally ask himself whether his stand is *still* a stand for truth, will ultimately be viewed by history as a wasted life. That, irrespective of his IQ or his status in life. Stop misleading our youth.[/quote]wow!!! Whoever you are, i don't know you but i've gotta admit, you've earned my respect...So difficult to see a Nigerian lecture a fellow about patriotism without being paid...

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To continue your runs girl work abi? [/quote]fatality...

Sincere 9gerian: The problem with some Nigerians is their selective approach to issues. We all read the report about the UK lecturers going on strike. How many days did the strike last? Just one day. Was the demands of the lecturers met while the strike lasted? Are the UK lecturers not aware that they can also go on indefinite strike the Nigerian way? So why didnt they use that approach?

Since you and I criticise out political leaders for not copying the RIGHT things from the western world, why not our lazy lecturers? Why is what is good for the goose not also good for the gander? Where else in the world would labour leaders shut the door of the universities for months, claiming to be fighting for improved quality of higher education? You killed education for months in the name of fighting for better education? How does that add up?

More over, ASUU has been embarking on strike since the late 70s, but decades after we'r still on the same issue. So what has changed? Motion without movement.

I dont believe in half-measures. If we want to solve the problems in our universities, we have to do it whollistically. ASUU is not part of that whollistic solution because they'r part of the problem. I will not support ASUU because the so called 2009 does not address the problems in our universities. We need to tell our selves the truth and do the RIGHT thing, which is complete autonomy of the universities (not the type ASUU is asking for). Govt should establish students loans or whatever to help those who cannot meet up with the increment of schools that will follow real autonomy. The FG govt universities will still get grants but these grants will be fixed by the NASS and will not be subject to labour dispute. ASUU should be proscribed. All labour disputes should be handled locally.

As long as we dont do the right thing, we will soon be back to square one- another strike

if only you'd be bold enough to advice your paymasters

Sincere 9gerian: I should have known you'r one of those lazy, unpatriotic, corrupt bunch, who call themselves ASUU. ASUU has been going on strike since the late 70s but what has changed? Only fools keep doing the same thing while expecting different result. Yeye!

so according to your logic we should all give up...Bro, the system must change whether you like it or not

Ikenna94: did u win any trophy 4 nigeria dat has international recopnition?

i didn't win a trophy but i contributed to the development of Nigeria...maybe you're still a jambite, cos what you just wrote is senseless

lastmessenger: Nysc is not an achievement.stop lamenting

feel sorry for you...

politics in Nigeria is so dirty, it stinks

served Nigeria for a year( NYSC ) and all i was paid was 19800 x 12 and this teenagers get paid what? 2m for three weeks? jeez notta hater, just stating the obvious misplacement of priorities by the FG

Talk about greatness whenever you speak about Manchester United...#notarrogantjustbetter

gratieao: This fraud happened in Oyo and nobody is crying blue murder
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The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), on Tuesday, disclosed that suspects in the alleged N5.6 billion scam in Oyo State will be arraigned tomorrow.

A statement by its spokesperson, Wilson Uwujaren read: “The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission will on Thursday, November 7, 2013 arraign a former Oyo State Head of Service, Mrs Kudirat Iyabo Adeleke and 11 other suspects at the Oyo State High Court, Ring Road, Ibadan on charges bordering on conspiracy, stealing and criminal breach of trust.

“The other suspects who will be arraigned alongside Adeleke are Muili Hakeem Aderemi, former Executive Secretary, Oyo State Pension Board;  Adedutan Johnson; Oguntayo Banji, former Internal Auditor, Oyo State Pension Board  and Kareem Rasheed.

Others are:  Muili Adedamola; Adesina Jimoh Ayoade, former cashier, Oyo State Pension Board;  Adebiyi Olasumbo Musendia, former Admin Officer, Oyo State Pension Board;  Johnson Bosede; Iyabo Giwa, former cashier, Oyo State Pension Board,  Adewale Kehinde and Olujinmi Adebayo.

“The suspects are alleged to have stolen the sum of N5.6billion meant for the payment of pensions and gratuities to various categories of retired teachers in Oyo State.”
http://www.tribune.com.ng/news2013/index.php/en/news/item/25646-n5-6bn-scam-ex-oyo-head-of-service,-others%E2%80%99-trial-begins-tomorrow-efcc.html
Creating thread about the fraud will amount to time wasted since it will either hidden or deleted

bro why are you acting as if the case was left to lie low? from what you wrote, can't you see the effc are handling the matter or what else do you want?

Magic Bishop: And what makes you think that Obama's Administration is not solidly backing this group alongside the Wahhabis of Saudi Arabia and including most of the northern elders?

Do you think the American Govt is interested in seeing peace in your country or around the world?

America has promoted and engaged in many conflicts globally than any Nation.

They are truly the world's number one terror group.

In conjunction with their Arab buddies they have used Islamic terror to destabilize countries just as they used anti-communist and pro-conservative groups in Latin America, Asia and Africa in the 60's. The world is becoming less ideological and politically lazy so they opted for religious fanaticism in their bid to destabilize upcoming and emerging Nations like Nigeria to derail their progress. You will wonder of what interest will social and political instability benefit the white house and wall street; well the answer is simple and is glaringly obvious with the emergence of China.
There cannot be two bullies on the block. China has competed with the west for the world's natural resources and markets to which the west is not able to match. With prosperity to other regions, America can not sustain their fattening and greedy levels of consumption.

All this is a ruse.

GEJ has had more intel from Israel than from Obama's White House in tackling and checkmating these fanatics.

The raid on stock piles of weapons on a residence owned by a Lebanese national was gotten from a Mossad tip.

The interception of Iranian shipments of artillery rounds at Lagos ports destined for the volatile north and also the Gaza strip via Egypt was as a result of the Israelis tipping their Nigerian counterparts.

Israel has been monitoring Niger, Chad and Nigeria since the fall of Gaddafi and emergence of Al Qeada in the western Maghreb.

GEJ is smart to send a message to that stooge Obama by cleverly visiting Israel on security talks.

i agree with you on the negative influence of America, but i can't spot the difference between America and Israel both are almost inseparable allies

Presbulg: think I saw all that against westbrom

if i were you I'd be curious as to man utd have wrapped up for the gunners...and if you wanna talk about west brom i suggest you see a Chelsea fan...

agility of de gea, tenacity of Rafael, youthfulness of Jones, assurance of vidic , experience of evra, brute force of fellaini, calmness of Carrick, wizardry of Nani, aggressiveness of Rooney, elegance of januzaj, finesse of van Persie... Leadership of moyes and support of old Trafford...Come on you RedDevils do mancunians proud...

nice post...but as Kayne west will say "you only graduate when you make it outta the streets"

Asari Dokubo, read and learn...talking about passionate activists, do we still have them in 9ja?

utumunta: This is what you get when you put extremists in positions of Authority. From Nasir Faggae, Kwankwaso, Ahmadinejad to Buhari, what we have are men who must have their way against he collective good of the people.
Nigerian students, whenever your lecturers decide to call off the strike and you get back to school; ensure that those lecturers who do not know what they teach, demand for monetary or sexual gratification, guilty of plagiarism and pretended intellectuals are exposed for the frauds that they are. It is high time they are held accountable and made to up their ante. Government cannot fulfill their own side of the bargain with the lecturers only for the students to be shortchanged by lecturers. Since ASUU is interested in arresting the decay in the education sector, let the students help and arrest the rot within their various universities. Say no to the culture of impunity pervading our universities, occassioned by the lecturers.

so buhari is in power? never knew...you dey mad ni?

even Indians dey follow talk trash about Nigerians? One day it will end...