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Someone sent this to me and wish to share with you ![]() How To Love Your Jamaican Man 1. Never ask where yu man has been, where him coming from or where him going Don't always feel him going to another woman. If yu treated him right he will soon come back. If him don't come back, well you have to work pon dat! 2. Always make sure de food deh pon de table when him come thru de door. Member, "regular fried dumpling keeps your man a humping". 3. Don't forget the "Irish Moss" and "Guinness". A nuff ah dem like pork, but just don't call it pork , yu mad! Call it a fancy foreign name like ham or franks! Ah it dem mother did grow dem up pon. 4. Never get upset if he accidentally sleeps with yuh friend, sister, or even mother. That only means he is a good man, dem would have never slept with him if him was worthless! Is dem fault fi a pressure him! 5. Never tell yuh man seh yu pregnant - well, not til yuh hide him passport! 6. Never ask! how many baby mother yuh man have. Dis may lead to embarrassment because him may have lost count. 7. If him grab yuh up! Tell him that's not how to show love, some think that is the way but don't call de police. It don't mek no sense, because you always end up bailing him out of jail. 8. Never tell yuh man is not your real hair! Dem love long hair gal. Keep telling him dat you're half-Chinese or yu have Indjun in yuh family. 9. Don't listen to your girlfriends advice, especially if dem don't have no man. How can someone with no man tell you how to keep one. Dem always telling you that 'him controlling yu'. She just want someone to keep her company because she have no man. Some of dem even have funny intentions. 10. Never ask to drive your man's car, or give him directions, or tell him to ask for directions when he is lost. Him soon find him way! Grin and bear it. 11. Never ask for your man's home number and address , some ladies get this str! ange idea after seeing their man fe three years and having several children for him that this somehow entitles dem to dis privileged information. Be realistic! The relationship is still in its early stages. However, your man might feel generous and offer up his cell phone or pager digits. Be grateful!!! Everything Irie AMC |
Mobilization against 3rd term agenda in Nigeria Nigerians are saying loud and clear, a big 'NO' to any constitution amendment that would prolong the tenure of President Obasanjo and The State Governors beyond the existing two terms of four years each, as prescribed by the 1999 Constitution. see: http://nigeriasaynoto3term.typepad.com And have your say. |
''Despite the recent outcry by the Chief Justice of Nigeria, Justice Mohammed Uwais, the federal government still refused to end from its disobedience and disregard of the judiciary. Part of the statement, reads: “never in the history of our nation has the executive arm of government treated the judiciary with utter scorn and contempt as this administration has done. The litany of abuse of the rule of law and disobedience of court orders by this government is endless.” http://www.newage-online.com/news/article02 This reminds me of the story of Animal Farm |
NIGERIA TODAY ONLINE FRIDAY MARCH 10, 2006 A report by the U.S. State Department has scored President Olusegun Obasanjo's government low on human rights, management of the economy and corruption. “The government’s human rights record remained poor, and government officials at all levels continued to commit serious abuses. Inadequate infrastructure, endemic corruption, and general economic mismanagement hindered economic growth. Much of the country’s wealth remained concentrated in the hands of a small elite. More than 70 per cent of citizens live on less than one dollar per day'' the 38-page report on Nigeria said. The report accused the federal government of being an obstacle to the people’s right to change their government. The arrest and prosecution of Mujaheed Asari Dokubo, leader of the Niger Delta People’s Volunteer Force was criticised because it was a “politically motivated'' arrest. “There were politically motivated killings by the government or its agents. National police, army, and other security forces committed extra-judicial killings or used excessive force to apprehend criminals and to disperse protesters during the year, when crowds were perceived by police as possibly likely to become violent''. ''Police and the armed forces were instructed to use lethal force against suspected criminals and suspected vandals near oil pipelines in the Niger Delta region. Multinational oil companies and domestic oil producing companies often hired private security forces and subsidised living expenses for police and soldiers from area units assigned to protect oil facilities in the volatile Niger Delta region. Freelance and former security forces accounted for a portion of the violent crime committed during the year.” s t |
Hotstepper:Hotty meself i get urgent message for you. hallo me jo |
onanugaola:ADDITION:/OPTIONS: 1. Chief Gani Fawehinmi- Enfant Terrible of the Law, Human Right Activist extraordinaire and Senior Advocate of the Masses/Nigeria 2. General Buba Marwa- Former Administrator of Lagos/Bornu States and the best of the pack of Administrators of his time. 3.Prof. Wole Soyinka- Our one and only Nobel Laureate , Crusader of the Oppressed and Cap'n ' B' of 'T' 4.General Buhari - Former Head of State/2003 Presidential Candidate and War Against Indiscipline [WAI] exponent 5. Dr Alex Ekwueme- Former Vice President of Nigeria and Political Leader of great eminence 6. Senator Udo Udoma-Young, ebullient and Honest politician par excellence 7. Alhaji Umar N'Abba- Young, Irrepressible Speaker[Former] of the House of Representative 8. Ledum Mitee- Human right Activist /Leader of MOSOP[Ogoni struggle] and The Man who cheated death under Abacha |
In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost! My Father and Lord, I pray that the Leaders and people in Nigeria will allow justice prevail in our country, for you are God of Justice. Father Lord, You said You will be the Defender/Shield/Sword of the Defenseless Oh Heavenly Father, have mercy on the millions of Defenseless/Hungry Nigerians being oppressed by a devilish system of Leadership and tribal bigotry, remove any obstacle and all those playing god on the way of your People, just like you did in the past to save your Children from further oppression and Slavery in the hands of our political Pharaohs. Let your mighty power, as it was on resurrection day of JESUS come down today and clean Nigeria of all those Satanic Agents masquerading either as Political or Religious Leaders ,just like you did in the days of Abachanomics, for you alone are LORD . Glory be to the Father, and the Son, and the Holy Ghost- as it was in the beginning and ever shall be, world without end- AMEN!
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"if Shell is ready and willing to work with the people and understand their needs, we will welcome them into our abundant lands and work with them." That is a big "if". http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/4732010.stm |
Kokscity:@Punking My Name is Kokscity, I live in the states, i am excited. My Question is : why the hell do u pity me? [quote][/quote]Big deal! |
Kokscity:Eldorado for you my brother in another man's land. USA as your life ambition, as a second class citizen?? I now understand. Poor you. I am sure Nigeria is very happy to miss you too, because your lot have nothing to offer her. Bye bye . |
Kokscity:Shame Shame Shame , Shame on you! I would have dismissed you as a person of less consequence, but , If I may ask you , what hope and opportunity has America offered you so far? I live, schooled and work in Europe for the greater part of my life, but I still cry for my Mother Africa. I cry each time I see a black man suffering and smiling in the western world, for a plate of porridge. I cry for the second Slavery of the Black man 500 years after our forefathers were forcibly brought to these shores against their will. I cry when I find black men working from dawn to dusk to create wealth for a nation that has denied them freedom and equal opportunity, just like our fathers were made to slave for their comfort of today. I cry even more when I find men like you, who are so glad to be slaves in body and mind, to the children of your forefathers' slavemasters. I cry now, for my eyes are heavy with tears of blood for my people. Oh God deliver thy people! |
Ralex:I can eat my head that you are not a Christian , but if you are, then you have missed the point here. What is the Bizness of poor Southern Christians living in Northern Nigeria ,[ who have not even seen the'' offending drawings''] with the said Cartoons made in far away Denmark? How will you feel, if the Christian brothers start slaughtering all the ''Northern'' moslems found down south of Nigeria , for similar reasons of the Cartoons organised by Iran Media in retaliation? We must learn to call a spade a spade. |
EvilSlayer:Whatz so wonderful living in another man's land as a second class citizen? You tell me! Please , ''Emancipate yourselves from mental Slavery, '' -ala Bob Marley. Make una let me hear word -ojare While we have important issues affecting our fatherland, you're all taking glory in Second time slavery [of the Africans] If you like live in Yankee for 40years, a house boy can never be greater than the son of his Master . |
Hero:Don't the Yankees have blood flowing in them? Have you not heard of Vietnam, etc? Is one human life worth more than another? Sincere and Meaningful Dialogue is the best approach, for no one has the monopoly of ''RAMBO'' in this new World Order |
cushman:Aboki! Kai Nama |
ROSCODADDY:Aboki- Nama, the same yesterday, today and tomorrow. And you say we should not complain. How long will they kill our brodas and sistas, while we stand back and look ![]() |
cushman:Peace ke? Peace of the Grave yard! |
EvilSlayer:Both. |
Mum is the word! Siddon look na Dawg Name. ![]() ![]() ![]() Nigeria , We hail thee! Though tribe and tongues may differ,, In brotherhood we stand ![]() |
No Comment! ![]() ![]() ![]() Siddon Look Na Dawgs Name! |
Africa a Frontier of Opportunity for China By DULUE MBACHU, Associated Press Writer Wed Feb 8, 1:09 PM ET LAGOS, Nigeria - ''When Chinese companies flooded the Nigerian market with cheaper versions of the generators Rex Nwankwu once imported from Italy, he said his business was imperiled. , '' Read on: http://www.yahoo.com/s/272540 |
Come to talk of it, what is in a Mobile phone [hanset]? A phone is a phone jo! give me the first motorola handset that looks like bomb or walkie talkie and i will appreciate it as long as it serves the purpose of a phone. chikena!
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Carnival in london |
, oh manybe am a celebrity 

