₦airaland Forum

AlphaCentauri:
obviously your sarcasm was not strong enough.

Lol. Go back and read the whole thing again. You claimed that i had never stepped in the U.S so i would not understand. I replied that you are right. My 20 years in the U.S does not make me understand. How anyone cannot decipher this as sarcasm beats me. You know what? You are right. It wasn't strong enough. ***another sarcasm***. Just in case you get it confused again.

AlphaCentauri:
EXACTLY BRO, THANKS FOR BEARING WITNESS to what is happening. most of these people i am talking to in this thread have never left their villages. i dont even know why i am engaging them lol

Are you sure you understand sarcasm?

AlphaCentauri:
when obama won i was living in chicago. trust me, many blacks got killed especially by the police. research it. since obama has been in office whites have become very angry at blacks. the police kill black men like chickens.

and i dont expect you to understand if you have never stepped in america before. only those who live in america can bear witness to what i am saying

You are right. My 20 years living in America does not make me understand Americans. The police was just going about executing black people because of a black president. Smh.

JoeCutie:
Fvck off!

As expected. The right response from a child.

COOLCATS:
We are on the same page. Dumping his place origin does not in anyway make him a hero that's my point.

Agreed.

urboy4real1:
You got problem with your thinking

Lol. Keep that 12 year old mentality. It will work out for you eventually.

AlphaCentauri:
two things
1-america is not europe. no white person has legit claim to american land. they stole that shyttt from the indians
2- you know how many black people got killed because obama became president ? thousands

Haba bros. Thousands? I think you are confusing the Nigeria's tribalistic tendencies which you are use to with America. Also, read up on your history. Every country in the world at one point in time stole the land they are on today.

COOLCATS:
does this in anyway change his origin? There are things we cannot take away.

The questions you should be asking is how does his origin make Nigeria better especially since he has denounced his country? Why do Nigerians love associating themselves with people who don't give two phucks about them? Why can't they make their own country better instead of salivating over other peoples countries?

urboy4real1:
Na who she Epp

The problem with saying things like that is one day you'll wake up and realize you are 40 and still waiting for "epp". Keep waiting for somebody to "epp" you. No go hustle.

JoeCutie:
[font=serif]A good ambassador of Nigeria. We see news every time, of Nigerians contesting for public offices abroad. Why do foreigners not contest for public offices in Nigeria? You'd hardly see them seeking for Nigerian citizenship sef, let alone, contest for public offices. And anyone of them who seeks for and is granted citizenship in Nigeria, it'd make the news immediately.

You sure you understand English? Is he representing Nigeria in what position he is vying for? He is not Nigerian. He is German. He has burnt that passport a long time ago. I know this for a fact because i did the same thing.

Nnemaranma:
Na which kain shit be dis. Dancer to lesbian pose ni

I've always thought she's a lesbian but because of the society she is in, she will never admit it.

TV01:
I already outlined why the whole notion of "sexual orientation" is nothing more than an ideological ruse. And one designed to hep destroy notions of morality and common decency.

But let me indulge you. How in legally, medically, or biologically is sexual orientation defined? What hard science is behind it? We all know that things like race, although essentially social constructs, are immutable physical traits.

How is sexual orientation rightfully afforded the same status/categorisation as something like race or sex. What is this enlightenment that has come to some countries and people, but not others? Why does a preference for certain sexual acts by some people engender privileged/protected status and a whole slew of rights and benefits?


TV

How does someone else's sexual orientation hinder your rights and freedom?

ogorwyne:
Na wa o. So her boob is her selling point?

Considering she wowo pass my dog. God help us.

aloziedaya:
Help Please, Is Nigeria This Bad?

I seriously can't explain this. My Nigerian passport expired and I applied for reissue at the Nigerian Immigration Service in Lagos. On application the officers told me it will take 3 to 7 working days to be ready. I couldn't believe now that close to 2 months I'm yet to collect this passport. Anytime I go to the immigration office, they will just tell me that it is not yet ready, that I should continue trying my luck by checking often.
Please, what do I do? I need to travel with my passport.
I made the requested payment of N28,000.
I am really stranded here.

Last year in Berlin, It was time for me to end my time in Germany and go back home. I went to the embassy there to renew my children's passport and what i experienced there was abnormal to say the least. I thought that the embassy being in Germany, the staff there would be better cultured. For where? They were rude, uncouth, shifty and shady. They even had two waiting rooms. One for black people and one for whites. Can you imagine? You guys are segregating yourselves. You can imagine how the waiting room for blacks was like. It was dingy and they were selling food, in there. in the offices. In an embassy. Can you imagine? I swore never to go to a Nigerian embassy ever till the day i die.

Airforce1:
I'm so pissed right now

Wish I never saw this pic

What exactly did you see? Obviously the guy did not request her to kneel. So, why are you appalled? You don't know if it is their culture to do that.

UniqueGem:
Please man! how did you make this?

The key is the rice. You got to know how to parboil rice. All the ingredients for the fried you don't need to prepare because it's already prepared. I use, large prawns, onions, vegetable mix, chicken, chopped kidney, chicken stock to cook the rice, and curry. Like i said, the key is the rice. If you don't parboil it right, it will come out soggy. Boil the chicken first and and when it's done, mix the stock with water to cook the rice. Fry your vegetable mix with the prawns and add the rice. I also add soy sauce when frying. It gives it a unique taste. There are many variations but i like this one best. It's easy for me.

Babzilla:
Why waste good words trying to educate illiterates
They dont know how the world works .
According to them a journalist shouldnt do his/her job
which is reporting the news and where the journalist has a credible source he shouldnt pursue the story .. that in their warped minds is a crime

It is mind boggling how most Nigerians think.

Vatsyayana:
You cannot jail journalists operating outside the shores of your country. Besides people like Aisha have been feeding CNN with the footages of BH's atrocities and CNN have been briefing the NA accordingly. I want to believe that the likes of CNN have identified the Nig Govt's efforts in combating BH and have henceforth backed away from matetials that would jeopardise the efforts of the govt. So Aisha & her cohorts have decided to do it on their own...And it is now glaring that the Nigerian Army is no longer as stupid as they used to be.
Ask her. Which COAS did she meet with. Is it Burutai? I'm sure it's Ihekirija!
Please, if she professes to have links with BH. Let her take the next step of faith by willingly surrendering to the Nigerian Army...
That's all!

Smh.

waShine:
Which means she also is a journalist? Is it possible? How?
But answers are possitive then we should hold the confedration of journalists responsible for the genocide.

I don't think you understand how journalism works. If they don't go to these war torn areas/countries, how would you know what's going on. And how would they know where to go if they do not have contacts? If not for the cameras in syria, iraq, afghanistan, etc, how would you be able to form an opinion on anything? You always need an independent source. Or do you want to take the word of the Nigerian army? I don't.

Feshizzy:
To be honest, It was never my intention,
I am truly sorry that my comments has brought about such reaction. Please accept my apologies.

Regards,
EF

We are good.

Macelliot:
This is a contradictory statement..

It is not. It is a fact.

Respect your property and people will respect it. Disrespect it and people will do unbelievable things to it.

Luckymay:
I don't understand... She has links to bokoharam... She is fighting to free the country of this menace (bokoharam). So which one should we believe?

All journalists have links. It is normal. Should we jail all CNN correspondents?

fxbomovi:
bro, u are the one he's trying to prove a point too. Isnt it pippimp. But theres realy no need for that.

I didn't even look at the moniker. Sometimes this thread can be exasperating.

Sheggy13:
Take it or leave it. Jonathan's presidency was the worst thing to have happened to this country in recent times. We were on a path to steady upward growth from OBJ and Yar'Adua even with very little crude oil price per barrel in the international market until the disaster accidentally became President and depleted our foreign reserves his predecessors helped to build despite record oil prices in the history of the country. I just hope the bigoted nomad whiling away time there now doesn't break his unenviable record. You know a country is in trouble when you have a Jonathan and a Buhari as the main candidates for the Presidency in an election.

Well said. Would you believe these knuckle heads are busy trying to choose sides between PDP/APC, or GEJ/PMB. They don't realise that they are all one and the same. Utterly useless.

metalDETECTED:
Start from Lugard

Lugard had nothing to do with it. He thought he was dealing with normal human beings. The list of people to blame are;

1. Gowon

2. Obasanjo

3. Babaginda

4. Abacha

5. Obasanjo again

6. Yaradua

7. Gej

8. Buhari again

And not to mention every living and deceased Nigerian born since independence. The fault lies with them the greatest because they don't understand their responsibilities and what is expected of them.

Timbuktou:
I'm glad you asked this question.

Since you're very exposed, would you be kind enough to explain why the baker who refused the gay couple was persecuted for his homophobia? Or why your precious west wants to levy economic sanctions against African countries that have anti-gay laws?

Or is OK for them to force their gay lifestyle on us, but abhorrent for us to kick anything homosexual?

I really don't have too much time so I will he quick. In America, you cannot deny a person service because of race, colour, or sexual orientation. In the 60's, blacks were denied services because of the colour of their skin. Think about that.

Feshizzy:
@Profitsgalore

Nice one Mate,
Just keep it consistent,
On the advice on 20 pips, *thumbs up*
You don't need to prove any point to any knuckle heads, just be you and be happy.


But i sincerely advice on your EJ sell, the market has reached a strong support area.

Keep it up mate, nothing do you. seriously I wish you the best.

@currentprice I just want to thank you for staying with us all this while. Thanks for keeping it real. you are a hero in disguise!!!!

@Pipsbasketing you are one brother also keeping it real. Godspeed!!

I currently just bought EURJPY with a 20 pips TP.

Thanks. But i think EJ has another 300 pips to go.

currentprice:
not open again

this message keep display "You cannot access someone else's portfolio. If this is your portfolio, please login first"

I thought i had my setting as public. It was private. Check it again and let me know.

Itulah:
And your blind, hate-filled and bitter point is what exactly? Like the weyabcom said, take your frustrations, bitterness and empty belly to yours truly Dullapo Bubu Buhari, OBJ Abacha and co. Idiooot, fooool. You need a knock on your head.

And your infantile point is?

God. How time flies. I remember those days wey jimmy still de hustle with one small shop for obalende. I don de old ooooo.

AreaFada2:
Hehehehe. You are very assuming.

Look, 9ja society has too much ills than a country of its resources, human & natural should have. Most of us agree on that.
In America, people do take a drive or a walk and get gunned down by gangs or even by the police. From behind sometimes.

Some Nigerian kids have been stabbed to death in UK too. There are ills everywhere. The difference is only about the magnitude.

For me, the kids visiting home includes going to their ancestral villages. An experience they have cherished each time to my surprise.
About the age of 5 when kids return from school and start talking funny things about wars, hunger & Aids/disease in Africa as told in school, is the time to head to Africa at the latest. My approach that has been positive thus far at least. They have thoroughly enjoyed freedom to play around. The insects & noise of gen they complained about. But have not dented their positive disposition. It is them now pestering to go visit grandparents & other relatives yearly.

Now, I know some who delayed taking kids home till they were between 16 & 18. Most just went there sulking, just waiting for it to be over and return. That might be already too late for some. A few still liked it though even at that age. I have been telling a relative to quickly take her 8 year old kid home. He already has an unhealthy view of Africa. Something common to the West.

The kids are always proud to dress in African attire to school & church (protestant/oyinbo church) when celebrating Africa or black people.
You make your bed the way you want to lie on it. Raising kids is similar.

Crime happens everywhere in the world. The difference is the magnitude, and the reactions of citizens to such crimes. You will never see someone gunned down in America and it's citizens gather around cheering. If you have please show me where. In Nigeria, people take front row seats to witness lynchings, clapping and cheering, and if possible, buy popcorn to enjoy the occasion. And from what i've experienced, Nigerians love subjugation and oppression. One of the main reasons Nigerians abroad love to come home is to oppress and show off what they have. Not because of the love of the country. And Nigerians make it easy for them with their cowering wide eyed demeanor. Even if kids go back home, to them, it is just a tourist attraction. One has to be crazy to want to be associated with a society where nothing works, is dirty and unbelievably unsafe when you have a choice.