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gj22:You re probably a monkey. You should know that trust is important in a relationship if you are a human but you are not. |
TrishaP:A typical Naija girl. Unnecessarily materialistic without worthing it. Lazy n always assuming. |
LadyX:What would have me do? Cry all night or starve myself. I ride on her stupidity. |
sandrannna:Sister, you sound really hurt. You see I loved her and would have married her, however,she bleeped up. It seems you do similar things. |
LadyX:A load of rubbish! Use your brain next time. |
nerdfrost:My Bro, leave girls and their stupid reasoning. |
jamex93:I need to enjoy her p__sy for sometime before letting her know her game is up. I don't want to have any emotional vacuum. |
williaam:Men, girls no dey try. The day my friend asked her to come to Bayelsa, she told me she was going to Bayelsa to see her aunt. She did know the whole thing had been planned. |
jamex93:My friend lives in Bayelsa while I stay in Onitsha. |
Brandnew2:The dude don't like her either. |
damilareoye:I don't get you bro! That was the purpose test in the first place. |
I met this girl when I was a teacher in a private school five years ago. She was a teacher as well. She was a hell of beauty. We both had feelings for each other but there wasn't anything serious. We lost contact when I left the school to pursue business. Five years later, in 2015, we met again. This time, we got really acquainted to each other. We were rolling! The Test: I purposely gave her number and details to my friend who is a real player. He scooped her and she fell. She was money conscious as she demanded Samsung galaxy and some money from my friend. He never gave her any of those things. Just by promising her marriage she willingly opened her legs for him. All these while, I was updated by my friend. She never knew I knew about her escapades. If you were in my shoes what would you do? As for me I see her as worthless and only use her to quench konji. |
Those villages are Christian n pegan villages. Don't be deceived. Boko haram has killed majority Christians. Muslims in the north continue to support boko haram directly or indirectly. |
IGBOPRINCE:That's true of course. |
Our dear state needs more investments. One big problem is that Imo people don't invest in their state. We have so many industrialists here in Onitsha who are from Imo state. You may not know them since they re not loud mouthed. So,we should all have faith in our state n bring our businesses(or at least part of them)here in Imo state. Many people of Imo origin owns foam manufacturing companies here in Onitsha. Some others own medium n small scale factories while some own big factories. People of Ideato n Orlu axis are big players in Anambra economy, most especially Onitsha(where I was born n brought up). |
Pchidexy: |
EFCC should live those guys alone jare! The Whiteman plundered Africa. If they get a piece of what was taken from them, I don't see that as criminality. Shebi, they say we re monkeys. Monkeys sabi dupe man? |
On the issue of industrialization: I believe trade and industry are related. De_emphasizing paper qualification is very important. People should seek knowledge in areas relevant to what they do. Trade n skill acquisition is the basic. Again, Imo people must patronise businesses in their state. So,instead of going to Lagos or Onitsha why don't you patronise the seller in your neighbourhood. Remember,if they get enough patronage,they will grow. They will have branches. They will invest in other areas n build up the economy. This is basic economics. |
Chinolizatio is the same as Astralnetwork. He is sick and should be ignored by same minds. We re Igbos first before any godamn state. State is an Hausa fulani divide and rule tactics but young people refuse to see this. 50 years ago we had no state. We had clans---Isu,ngwa,etche,nri,oru and so on. These still reflect in common names and tradition. Udo diri unu. |
Abagworo, Rare Diamond et al I salute you all. I think that Imo state can be industrialized if the govt can follow a good and workable plan. For this to be achieved,govt must not pursue populist policy. The free education policy is a waste of resources. We need technical n entrepreneurial education. Funds needs to be set apart. This funds can be giving to willing individuals with workable industrial plans. The fund should be strictly a soft loan. We have many bright n intelligent young men who are only constrained by lack of fund. |
No light here for the past eight days. We still got to pay Nepa bill. Reporting from Onitsha |
Yomieluv:My dear Naija is hell. Hell fire no de fear me again. This what I tell everyone who cares to listen. |
Firstly, I am not from Mbaise. I am a native of Anara in Isiala Mbano Imo State, born and bred in Onitsha. The Mbaise people I know personally are not more than ten in number. I hate stereotypes n prejudice of any kind. I believe people should be seen in the proper light as people irrespective of their background. Here are common misconceptions about Mbaise people which I want to correct. Mbaise Bride Price is Too Expensive: Fact: While it is true that Mbaise has an upscale bride price. The issue of marriage is never a do or die affair. My Uncle who had nothing back in the days married from Mbaise. Okada riders,artisans,bricklayers n Even painwine tappers from this place do get married. Again, bride price being expensive is not exclusive to Mbaise people. Owerri, Ngwa, Abariba, Mbano, Ngwo, Orumba, Ikwerre, Ezza, Bende, Ibibio, Efik, Kalabari and numerous other people share this custom. Mbaise People are Cunning: Fact: Every human being is cunning. The reason for this action could be for social,economic or political purposes. Mbaise people are among the most educated and progressive people in Igbo land. No need to mention names. A visit to their villages will convince you. Mbaise Girls are Promiscuous and Too Exposed: Fact: This is the twenty_first century and girls are generally promiscuous. The influence of TV and the internet is not helping much. Girls from every community especially those in the south are getting more promiscuous. This is a fact. So, before you condemn people look around you and also double check your appearance. Before you talk about Mbaise girls make sure all the girls in your community are virgins. Feel free to comment the floor is open. NB: This my personal opinion. |
Nepa is the biggest fraud in Nigeria. Imagine paying for what you don't use at an inhumane price. Imagine paying close to #7000 every month on a three bedroom apartment without seeing the light. We need a revolution. The privatization of Nepa is a big scam! |
chuna1985:Chill, I only want to educate you about Imo state so that you can stop peddling lies. |
chuna1985:. So, why do you use Imo state as a scapegoat? Probably, you met the wrong n greedy folks. Education is made to enlighten you. Generalization is a form of stereotype. Desist from painting other people with the wrong picture. |
chuna1985:So, what about these states: Abia,Rivers, Akwaibom, Ebonyi.....Many parts of Anambra have expensive marriage customs. However, every damn thing is negotiable. Many poor people still marry from Mbaise n Ngwa n all the other supposedly expensive places. |
chuna1985:So, my dear why don't you be specific next time. Imo state has 27 local governments n cultural practices vary. In my town Anara in isiala mbano, 100k_200k can get you a wife. So, stop generalizing. |
[quote author=eduwando post=33251698][/quote]Ahu odikwa gi? You have all the properties of s fool. Onwere ihe ndi Imo mere gi? |
chuna1985:Bros, abeg say what you know. Do you know the marriage custom of every Imo community? Smh. Say what you know nd not what you are told. |
[quote author=galadima77 post=32835913]try not going to school and see[/quote Try to be more logical next time. |
Bob Marley was one of the greatest black person to ever lived. In one of his interviews he said,"We didn't have education but we had inspiration. I would have been a damned fool if I had gone to school. So, what's your take on this? Education vs inspiration". |