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The 27 year old beauty queen was minding her business when this crazy fan attacked her.

This doesn't look like Dubai. Keep deceiving yourself.

charix:
This doesn't look like Dubai. Keep deceiving yourself.

I thought we swore never to cross paths again?

This Is A Joke

ril19:
This Is A Joke

no its serious. Call 911

Palmwinetapper:
I thought we swore never to cross paths again?

When you keep mentioning me like a dog on heat everywhere on this forum how would I go ?! You've even gone far as resurrecting old threads just to have reasons to call me out.
At this rate people now mistake me for a troll and stop listening to my useful advice because they see you pulling me back to inanity.

The guy be like...muna ama li.li..lii...lii...lick you like a lollipop

charix:
When you keep mentioning me like a dog on heat everywhere on this forum how would I go ?! You've even gone far as resurrecting old threads just to have reasons to call me out.
At this rate [b]people now mistake me for a troll [/b]and stop listening to my useful advice because they see you pulling me back to inanity.

but you are a troll. Bastardd of life.

DoroMega:
The guy be like...muna ama li.li..lii...lii...lick you like a lollipop

yes it is sweet

Palmwinetapper:
but you are a troll. Bastardd of life.

every time.you lose an argument you run off by telling me to leave you alone YET you look for my trouble. Slimmy dog

I like this female semi-educated troll .

charix:
I like this female semi-educated troll .

stop talking to me you rotten smelling mouth;!! You smell of expired urine. Stop letting men piss on your body. Stop taking anal. You will end up with a prolapsed anus.

charix:
I like this female semi-educated troll .

I know you're a gay from the way you talk and fight women.. Ole jealous ass. SOMEONE GET HIM!! 14 YEARS!!!

Palmwinetapper:
I know you're a gay from the way you talk and fight women.. Ole jealous ass. SOMEONE GET HIM!! 14 YEARS!!!

Palmwinetapper:
stop talking to me you rotten smelling mouth;!! You smell of expired urine. Stop letting men piss on your body. Stop taking anal. You will end up with a prolapsed anus.

Thank God for internet anonymity. I know on a regular day you can't say half the garbage you spew on here.
You come here day in day out everyday advertising your ashawo service yet no man agrees to buy expired wares.
Nobody I know wants to buy a car whose engine's knocked multiple times in the same way nobody wants P-square's reject. Continue, one day you'd realize you've turned 48 and lonely like the nollywood starlets you make fun of. I'm only here enjoying the attention while it lasts.

The guy must be a Yoruba boy!
amazed by the beauty of the Igbo divas.
I dont blame him sha!
He is not used to seeing such.

U are really loosing it upstairs!!! , what's ur obsession with muna; just take a calm look at all thethreads. U created since joining NL, and have a keen introspection... U have gone nuts; my bro; pls see a psychiatrist

Raymondenyi:
U are really loosing it upstairs!!! , what's ur obsession with muna; just take a calm look at all thethreads. U created since joining NL, and have a keen introspection... U have gone nuts; my bro; pls see a psychiatrist

you are nuts to be looking at my posts that hard. Niggah you see your dads balls and suck dem hard. Why comment if you don't like my posts. You obviously anticipate them. Fool. Mstchewww

charix:
Thank God for internet anonymity. I know on a regular day you can't say half the garbage you spew on here.
You come here day in day out everyday advertising your ashawo service yet no man agrees to buy expired wares.
Nobody I know wants to buy a car whose engine's knocked multiple times in the same way nobody wants P-square's reject. Continue, one day you'd realize you've turned 48 and lonely like the nollywood starlets you make fun of. I'm only here enjoying the attention while it lasts.

oh Jesus Christ. LORD! Come and judge between me and charix. See him calling a whole woman expired. And his mom is there. Ran more miles than my car!!!

ril19:
This Is A Joke

It has to be.

Topic

Has she tried learning self defense or hiring a bodyguard?

Also importantly, if true, is it supposed to be on nairaland or taken up officially?

Who's even dis munachi of a gal dis palmwine boy no go let us hear word 4 dis nairaland

iheanyi40:
Who's even dis munachi of a gal dis palmwine boy no go let us hear word 4 dis nairaland

den get off nairaland. Simple!

tpiah11:
Topic

Has she tried learning self defense or hiring a bodyguard?

Also importantly, if true, is it supposed to be on nairaland or taken up officially?

go away mgruff the crime dog

Palmwinetapper:
go away mgruff the crime dog

Reuben Abati contextualises the relationship
between Chief Edwin Clark and former
President Goodluck Jonathan
I have tried delaying the writing of this piece
in the honest expectation that someone
probably misquoted Chief E.K. Clark, when
he reportedly publicly disowned former
President Goodluck Jonathan. I had hoped
that our dear father, E.K. Clark, would issue
a counter statement and say the usual
things politicians say: “they quoted me out
of context!” “Jonathan is my son”. That has
not happened; rather, some other Ijaw
voices, including one Joseph Evah, have
come to the defence of the old man, to join
hands in rubbishing a man they once
defended to the hilt and used as a
bargaining chip for the Ijaw interest in the
larger Nigerian geo-politics.
If President Jonathan had returned to power
on May 29, 2015, these same persons would
have remained in the corridors of power,
displaying all forms of ethnic triumphalism.
It is the reason in case they do not realise it,
the existent power blocs that consider
themselves most fit to rule, continue to
believe that those whose ancestors never
ran empires can never be trusted with
power, hence they can only be admitted as
other people’s agents or as merchants of
their own interests which may even be
defined for them as is deemed convenient.
Mercantilism may bring profit, but in power
politics, it destroys integrity and
compromises otherwise sacred values.
President Jonathan being publicly
condemned by his own Ijaw brothers,
particularly those who were once staunch
supporters of his government further serves
the purpose of exposing the limits of the
politics of proximity. Politics in Africa is
driven by this particular factor; it is at the
root of all the other evils: prebendalism,
clientelism and what Matthew Kukah has
famously described as the “myownisation of
power”.
It is both positive and negative, but
obviously, more of the latter than the former.
It is considered positive only when it is
beneficial to all parties concerned, and when
the template changes, the ground also
shifts. As in that song, the solid rock of
proximity is soon replaced by shifting sands.
Old worship becomes new opportunism. And
the observant public is left confounded.
Chief E.K. Clark? Who would ever think,
Chief E.K. Clark would publicly disown
President Jonathan? He says Jonathan was
a weak President. At what point did he
come to that realisation? Yet, throughout the
five years (not six, please) of the Jonathan
Presidency, he spoke loudly against anyone
who opposed the President. He was so
combative he was once quoted as
suggesting that Nigeria could have problems
if Jonathan was not allowed to return to
office.
Today, he is the one helping President
Jonathan’s successor to quench the fires. He
always openly said President Jonathan is
“his son”. Today, he is not just turning
against his own son; he is telling the world
his son as President lacked the political will
to fight corruption. He has also accused his
son of being too much of a gentleman.
Really? Gentlemanliness would be
considered honourable in refined circles. Is
Pa E.K. Clark recommending something else
in order to prove that he is no longer a
politician but a statesman as he says?
As someone who was a member of the
Jonathan administration, and who interacted
often with the old man, I can only say that I
am shocked. This is the equivalent of the old
man deleting President Jonathan’s phone
number and ensuring that calls from his
phone no longer ring at the Jonathan end.
During the Jonathan years, Chief E. K. Clark
was arguably the most vocal Ijaw leader
defending the government. He called the
President “my son”, and both father and son
remained in constant touch.
There is something about having the
President’s ears in a Presidential system,
elevated to the level of a fetish in the
clientilist Nigerian political system. Persons
in the corridors of power, who have the
President’s ear – be they cook, valet, in-
laws, wife, cousin, former school mates,


Reuben Abati contextualises the relationship
between Chief Edwin Clark and former
President Goodluck Jonathan
I have tried delaying the writing of this piece
in the honest expectation that someone
probably misquoted Chief E.K. Clark, when
he reportedly publicly disowned former
President Goodluck Jonathan. I had hoped
that our dear father, E.K. Clark, would issue
a counter statement and say the usual
things politicians say: “they quoted me out
of context!” “Jonathan is my son”. That has
not happened; rather, some other Ijaw
voices, including one Joseph Evah, have
come to the defence of the old man, to join
hands in rubbishing a man they once
defended to the hilt and used as a
bargaining chip for the Ijaw interest in the
larger Nigerian geo-politics.
If President Jonathan had returned to power
on May 29, 2015, these same persons would
have remained in the corridors of power,
displaying all forms of ethnic triumphalism.
It is the reason in case they do not realise it,
the existent power blocs that consider
themselves most fit to rule, continue to
believe that those whose ancestors never
ran empires can never be trusted with
power, hence they can only be admitted as
other people’s agents or as merchants of
their own interests which may even be
defined for them as is deemed convenient.
Mercantilism may bring profit, but in power
politics, it destroys integrity and
compromises otherwise sacred values.
President Jonathan being publicly
condemned by his own Ijaw brothers,
particularly those who were once staunch
supporters of his government further serves
the purpose of exposing the limits of the
politics of proximity. Politics in Africa is
driven by this particular factor; it is at the
root of all the other evils: prebendalism,
clientelism and what Matthew Kukah has
famously described as the “myownisation of
power”.
It is both positive and negative, but
obviously, more of the latter than the former.
It is considered positive only when it is
beneficial to all parties concerned, and when
the template changes, the ground also
shifts. As in that song, the solid rock of
proximity is soon replaced by shifting sands.
Old worship becomes new opportunism. And
the observant public is left confounded.
Chief E.K. Clark? Who would ever think,
Chief E.K. Clark would publicly disown
President Jonathan? He says Jonathan was
a weak President. At what point did he
come to that realisation? Yet, throughout the
five years (not six, please) of the Jonathan
Presidency, he spoke loudly against anyone
who opposed the President. He was so
combative he was once quoted as
suggesting that Nigeria could have problems
if Jonathan was not allowed to return to
office.
Today, he is the one helping President
Jonathan’s successor to quench the fires. He
always openly said President Jonathan is
“his son”. Today, he is not just turning
against his own son; he is telling the world
his son as President lacked the political will
to fight corruption. He has also accused his
son of being too much of a gentleman.
Really? Gentlemanliness would be
considered honourable in refined circles. Is
Pa E.K. Clark recommending something else
in order to prove that he is no longer a
politician but a statesman as he says?
As someone who was a member of the
Jonathan administration, and who interacted
often with the old man, I can only say that I
am shocked. This is the equivalent of the old
man deleting President Jonathan’s phone
number and ensuring that calls from his
phone no longer ring at the Jonathan end.
During the Jonathan years, Chief E. K. Clark
was arguably the most vocal Ijaw leader
defending the government. He called the
President “my son”, and both father and son
remained in constant touch.
There is something about having the
President’s ears in a Presidential system,
elevated to the level of a fetish in the
clientilist Nigerian political system. Persons
in the corridors of power, who have the
President’s ear – be they cook, valet, in-
laws, wife, cousin, former school mates
,

[quote author=kaayposh post=39342318][/quote]After buying the mbgn title, she shunned everything to do with education. Nice try on making her try to assimilate grammar past secondary-school level.

charix:
After buying the mbgn title, she shunned everything to do with education. Nice try on making her try to assimilate grammar past secondary-school level.

this is what I'm talking about. You look for my trouble. Gay ass niggah. Go lick anus

Muna happy Sunday oo. NLDers have no chill

charix:
After buying the mbgn title, she shunned everything to do with education. Nice try on making her try to assimilate grammar past secondary-school level.

lol..that girl is obsessed with anal stuffs..she will never assimilate the grammar

kaayposh:
lol..that girl is obsessed with anal stuffs..she will never assimilate the grammar

[b]ASS[/b]simulate lol good one. But I've lost enthusiasm to laugh

kaayposh:
lol..that girl is obsessed with anal stuffs..she will never assimilate the grammar

continue. You and charix. Continue treating a woman with disrespect! Because your mothers we're disrespected by men.

ifyalways:
Muna happy Sunday oo. NLDers have no chill

they don't.

Palmwinetapper:
continue. You and charix. Continue treating a woman with disrespect! Because your mothers we're disrespected by men.

who is the woman plz

kaayposh:
who is the woman plz

HOW CAN YOU NOT KNOW THE MOST BEAUTIFUL GIRL. MBGN 2007. GOD!!! What kind of childreb are we raising in Africa??