₦airaland Forum

MizMyColi:
Okay maybe the word daft was somewhat overboard, at the same time, I can't fault her really, especially going by the kind of commentaries on the thread.

I think she is even more appalled that people whom one'd ordinarily expect to appreciate stuff like this are actually the ones running it down.

Nelly babes, try and see stuff from his angle too

MzNelly:
Okay.

What meaning do you read to this piece then?

Volksfuhrer:
Please forgive my impertinence. I see your point now!

My sincere apologies.

MzNelly:
Who is talking of being smart here?

There's only one meaning to this piece and anyone who fails to see it is-mildly put-silly.

MzNelly:
*sigh

Some people are so daftt to see this is a literary piece.

Volksfuhrer:
What 'quasi-federal' legacy? Spare us the melodrama! So it's the 'quasi-federal system' that precludes the local politicians in Bayelsa from having a good vision for their state. Please, say something else!

Volksfuhrer:
Yes, that's true!

But as deputy governor his powers were still limited, his oga was in charge. He became governor eventually albeit for a short period.

Look, I am neither holding brief for GEJ nor absolving him from any blame because he could have done more for Bayelsa; but so could former Governors, Senators, Reps, LG chairmen, etc. Why should the incompetence of all these people be heaped on the president's head, just because he is from Bayelsa!

Volksfuhrer:
Op, why put all the blame on the doorstep of the president?

What have the state governors been doing for the past 16 years? What have these people been doing with '13% derivation' accruing to the state all these years?

The question the op should also ask is why the people themselves have continued to vote for underdeveloped infrastructure? The Niger Delta people need to start asking a lot of questions about their leaders.

The president cannot just be blamed for everything because he is from Bayelsa!

MizMyColi:


True that.
I have so much on my plate.

I could actually take that up.

TopsyKrete:
Hi pals
I will try and attempt to bring peeps back to this thread, buh on one condition that you all must participate.

This is not an attempt to be tribalistic buh just to derive and have fun as a citizen of a great country.

Using the Nigerian history as a case study in relation to the story of Naruto, how will you describe the people that make up Nigeria?

As for moi, the Ibos are like the Uchiah, the Hausa are the Senju while the Yorubas are like the Hyuga.

Feel free to make changes on any character as you well please. Ojukwu be like Madara
Whatcha think

Feraz:
Just finished Parasyte the maxim. Cool anime. I want to watch DGrayman.

johnny1980:
Looks more like she is happy with the situation and may have even encouraged him to abstain because if i were a girl and my man would part and be disowned by his parents because of me, then i don't think i can ever have peace of mind knowing the premise of my relationship to someone has brought extreme damage to what should be revered .

No matter what your parent did, you may not be on good terms, but totally alienating them because of choice of tribe of your bride for decades is highly disturbing. I would fear such man if i were to be the lady and may not even go through with the marriage.

I know the mum would always give a tales by moonlight story to her daughter on how she "tried" to mediate but we all know that's a big fat lie. She must have even fuelled it more or the story isn't complete because i can't wrap my mind around this. Except maybe her dad's mum was divorced from the Father prior to the wedding and he was brought up by his mum and was mal treated by his dad's family while growing up and the mum is currently dead. But even at that, the mum must have had sisters, brothers, uncles and stuff he could call his own.

There's more to this than meets the eyes. I wish her luck and happiness though.

johnny1980:
seriously i find what her dad and mum did very bad. Not trying to put blames on them but you can't even go back after all these years that the dispute has thawed. Yeah, what the parents did at that time was wrong but for her dad to not go back and see his parents who trained and gave birth to him and for the wife not to have nugged him to go settle the rift is so bad i have no other words but disgust to describe their actions. People dey this world. I swear.

Teespice:
I feel she has compromised enough sef.

she wants to work for at least two years, then resign

she would work her transfer back to ph which would make it easier for her to commute, he refused.

he's saying he wants to open a drug store for her, has he considered that she does not have the required licence.

I agree that life plans does not start from the wedding. from what I have read, a man who loves her and wants her to succeed would reach a compromise, hence her use of the word "claims to love me".

Op has made her decision, all this one we are saying is additional jara.

kingolaola:
I thank you very much.
I also appreciate your concern. You were with her in the hospital thou I was not there then. But I can NEVER FORGET that. You ALSO CALLED ME ON OCCASION TO GIVE ADVICE AND RECOMMENDATIONS.

MAY GOD REWARD YOU PICKABEAU1

kaboninc:
Good morning!

I wanted to say 'good morning'.

kaboninc:
Hmmm

Teespice:


being a fiancee is one thing, getting married and sacrificing your job is another different thing.

haven't you read stories in this same section where promises are made pointing to this direction and at the end no results.

na wa oooooo.

besides as someone rightly pointed out, if eventually he does open the pharmacy for her, does she have the licence to dispense drugs?

Vickybee:
That was satirical. I only used it to generalise since he also did same about feminism.

Vickybee:
Osama bin-Laden is a man.

Farouk is a man.

Shekau is a man.

ISIS and Bokoharam killers are men.

90% of armed robbers are men.

MEN = terrorist. Who know sabi before

RoyalRoy:
[color=#000033] Lollz [/color]

Feraz:
Did they just call the d*ck a tool of hate and destruction?

Why urge the women the world over to pass their message via violence?

What really do feminists want? Someone please tell me. . .

Ewuro4:
Philippines Citizens are called Filipino/a.

Yes I mentioned that too. They love material things but very submissive and hardworking.

Ewuro4:
Filipinos (women) are another submissive race too. Their eye never tear pass authentic designer couture and Michael Kors bags& accessories , their spouse dey enjoy no be small

OluwaChinenyenwa:
Nope.. He is not the only child.. First son tho

wildikeman:
when raising Funds as individual can't work. I'm in Nigeria now. When you leave Nigeria and come back you wonder why such things that are as simple as this is hard to do in Nigeria.