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 Foreign Affairs › Re: New York State Legalises G.ay Marriage by preselect(m): 3:24am On Jun 28, 2011 |
New York approves man-lover marriage. Supreme Court overrules California's ban on sale of violent video games to kids. Democracy!  |
| Culture › Re: Igbo Names In At Least Three Separate Dialects by preselect(m): 6:57am On Jun 24, 2011 |
Chinyere(IMO) chinyelu ( anambra) chinelo/ chinero ezekwesiri/ ezekwesili iwuala/ iwuani ezeala/ ezeani king= igwe( anambra) eze (IMO) obi( onitsha) |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: US Congressman Weiner's Scandal - Why Is There No Topic Yet? by preselect(m): 6:47am On Jun 24, 2011 |
Lol. Funny girl. |
| Culture › Re: Why Our English Speaking Brothers Think Cameroon Is A West African Country by preselect(m): 6:45am On Jun 24, 2011 |
Nayah:you sure look like one from a Bantu group. Most igbos have a Bantu appearance so it fits. Many yorubas and most of the southern ethnic groups in Nigeria are of te Bantu group of languages too. It seems Cameroon( Cameroun) is more peaceful than Nigeria. Have u guys got xtians and mus.Lims in near equal proportions? Bc that's what is killing Nigeria. |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: US Congressman Weiner's Scandal - Why Is There No Topic Yet? by preselect(m): 8:39pm On Jun 17, 2011 |
JeSoul:typical jesoul/tayo d methodology. pick a piece and make a story. you conviniently left out where i said . . . .''obviously due to his own stupidity'' and focussed on ''the finger of gop'' , ignored the fact that i was trying to explain the gop game plan into which weiner's calamitous libidinal attitude fit, and rather interpreted that i was trying to blame gop for his sexting. the guy is gone, abeg change topic. and tell nancy pelosi and whatever is left of the liberals in congress that 24hrs after weiner, i'm yet to hear anything new in congress that weiner's act was distracting. next topic pls |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: US Congressman Weiner's Scandal - Why Is There No Topic Yet? by preselect(m): 3:29am On Jun 17, 2011 |
Democrats say weiner was a distraction for them. Now that he has left, Let me see the next excuse democrats in congress will give or their laxity. For once I disagree with Aunty Nancy. I pity the poor Americans, the republicans are Laying a great foundation for a decimation of the liberal agenda. First the republicans took out acorn then they took out the unions now they are hammering targeted democratic "hitmen". Weiner was one congressman I love to watch on the floor of the house. He's out. (obviously due to his stupidity, but I see a bigger picture. This is the finger of GOP) Kuccinic is out( his constituency eliminated by republican governor of Ohio) weiner out my favorite congressman from Florida out next target, senator brown of Ohio. Interesting. |
| Culture › Re: Igbo Kwenu! Kwezuo Nu! Join Us If You're Proud To Be An Igbo Guy/lady by preselect(m): 11:32pm On Jun 09, 2011 |
Chei, Emebielaha Ify m o  chei, legodi ihe credit crunch mega m ebe a. In front of my very before, ka Ify m na enwe añuri ka onye a na eme ihe ri añaa. Hewu! Aji dada emeela m n'okpuru ihe  |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: US Congressman Weiner's Scandal - Why Is There No Topic Yet? by preselect(m): 11:26pm On Jun 09, 2011 |
Dear Jesoul I made fun of arnie, yes. The republicans have every right to make fun of weiner. That's not my point. Anyone who wants can make fun of him. His long time friend and fellow Jew Jon Stewart is making fun of him too. So what? My issue is with the democrat party. They've already lined up to bury their colleague. While weiner is inexcusable, I felt if the democrats were 'man enough' they'll at least keep quiet and not bebthe ones to strike him. David vitter is still in the senate. The other one from Nevada stayed until it was impossible to continue, he was gonna loose in his home state so he left. Let the new yorkers fire him ifthey want. My worry is that without weiner, the liberals have nobody in DC anymore. Obama, Reid, all wimps. Pelosi is virtually alone. Senator brown( Ohio) would soon loose. Republicans are wrecking havoc in the Midwest ad now have succesfully taken down the attack dog for liberals, just watch how democrats will go down for a long time. I was so pissed. Anyway have fun. Love ya( not that kind of love o) Armyofone when you marry( if not married already) you may then understand why men cheat. I'm single, engaged, broke off, engaged again, broke off again. After 2 of my friends divorced and one is going thru hell, marriage has become scarry and I have cold feet. Last thing I want is a woman taking my kids away and asking me to pay for it. |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: US Congressman Weiner's Scandal - Why Is There No Topic Yet? by preselect(m): 7:16am On Jun 09, 2011 |
I'm no longer interested in US politics. Democrats are whimpy, not worth my time. I hear democrats are asking him to resign. But let me ask, did he break the law? Is his job affected by his stupidity? What are his constituents saying? America, in my opinion, is a morally bankrupt society. Democrats don't pretend about it, unlike republicans. Yet it doesn't stop them from doing their job. If I'm an American citizen, I'm interested in someone who will represent me in congress. Someone who can match the madness from the right fire for fire. Seiner may be stupid, but he does the job. I remember Clinton was also stupid, so stupid that al gore sidelined him during the 2000 campaign and paid dearly for it. We got 8 yrs of bush for that. Sadly. When governor sandford slept with another woman, left his job, went to Argentina, I didn't hear many republicans ask for his resignation from congress. Eric cantor asked for him to be forgiven. Yet democrats are lining up to ask their fighter in congress to resign bc of women he has yet to meet. New yorkers still want him, who are congressional democrats to boot him out. Anyway like I said, democrats are whimpy idiots, from the white house to the gutters they are all sick. I'm not interested anymore. Don't call me. When I return to the states I'll just mind my business and damn the politics. I'm glad the republicans are hammering the mid western states. Attacking the unions and changing voting rules. By the time republicans rule for another ten yrs America will run for cover. By then I will be laughing in Chinese. |
| Culture › Re: Igbo Kwenu! Kwezuo Nu! Join Us If You're Proud To Be An Igbo Guy/lady by preselect(m): 2:53am On May 20, 2011 |
Ify m  agara m Sweden I ga hu ndi enyi m, aga m alota Monday. I no m n'obi oge Nile. |
| Culture › Re: Igbo Kwenu! Kwezuo Nu! Join Us If You're Proud To Be An Igbo Guy/lady by preselect(m): 11:12am On May 19, 2011 |
Olee ha olee ha older ebe Ulumma gara e bikonu ngwa ngwa chowanu toshman ochuu nwayi, anuru m na uwa ga emebi nwanne echi na abia abia, bikonu umunna, bianu ka ayi gbakoo Mara otu ayi shi aga eligwe. Maka toshman na agaba na ikomi na ndi aruruala Nile no na threadia, Biko chegharianu ugbua. Ngwanu. Ikomi ochuu nwayi no na di. Toshman ochuu nwayi otu obula oshi di. Agaba mkpum, n'enweghi ka Ify m nwee peace of mind. Bia chegharianu o. Oku mmuo di kwa, ekwensu odu ogologo ejira ngaji na fok o ha eji aguru umu mmadu tuba n'oku. Hahahahahaha. |
| Culture › Re: Igbo Kwenu! Kwezuo Nu! Join Us If You're Proud To Be An Igbo Guy/lady by preselect(m): 11:29pm On May 06, 2011 |
agabaI23:onye chotara otele ga akwu anyi N50.00 onye chotara fromUK ga agwu fine N200.00( otu akpa ego) |
| Politics › Re: Governorship Election. 26/04/2011 by preselect(m): 9:00pm On Apr 26, 2011 |
My location:polling unit 015, old Kent road/ tesco. Accredited voters: 227 labour party: 5 conservative : 6 democrats: 1 CPC. 1 ACN: 33 PDP: 614 APGA: 22 foreign observers state that all was free and fair |
| Politics › Re: Governorship Election. 26/04/2011 by preselect(m): 6:28pm On Apr 26, 2011 |
ojofu:wetin you no mean? this na democ[b]l[/b]acy, for PDP, P[b]L[/b]ESS YA HAND FOR THE UMBLERRA IN THIS ERECTION PREASE |
| Politics › Re: Governorship Election. 26/04/2011 by preselect(m): 6:15pm On Apr 26, 2011 |
any result from my darling IMO state?  |
| Politics › Re: Governorship Election. 26/04/2011 by preselect(m): 6:12pm On Apr 26, 2011 |
ojofu:[size=18pt]PDP ONI BAJE O UMBLERRA ONI BAJE OOOOO [/size] |
| Politics › Re: Presidential Election, 16th April, 2011 by preselect(m): 7:33pm On Apr 17, 2011 |
jerseyboy:you guys should stop whining and grow up. There is nowhere in this world where angels win elections. And your GMB is far from being an angel. If it was rigged I'll understand. But it was a relatively free and fair election. Ekwueme was far better than the crook called OBJ but the PDP which ekwueme started chose OBJ against him, he even called it a charade. We didn't die. We worked with OBJ. The SS has produced the oil that feeds this nation for yrs and yet people are whining when he is duly elected. After the shameful acts of the north when yaradua was sick, GEJ kept his cool and showed maturity. What is wrong with you northerners? Are you sure you want this country Nigeria? Bc the igbos will ne the first to vote for disintegration. You bet. May be it's not a bad idea to revisit the zoning formular. So we can have peace. |
| Politics › Re: Tinubu and Co Have Damaged My Candidacy- - - - -Ribadu by preselect(m): 7:10pm On Apr 17, 2011 |
A relatively good man like ribadu should not lay waste. I suggest he tries the senate in 2015. Then presidency at a later time. It's time we elect new people into office. New generation of politicians. The old guard should give way now. We need people who were either govs, senators, ministers recently to be the ones going for presidential elections. Not people who ruled 20-30 yrs ago. We have capable new guys and they should be tried. |
| Politics › Re: Presidential Election, 16th April, 2011 by preselect(m): 7:05pm On Apr 17, 2011 |
This election has showed that nairaland yorubas do not reflect the position of the Yoruba voters at all |
| Politics › Re: Presidential Election, 16th April, 2011 by preselect(m): 3:02pm On Apr 17, 2011 |
macjive01:IMO state has never benefited from the military. The few stuff we have there was from mbakwe's govt 1979-1983 which buhari terminated only for the military to destroy for the next 16yrs. We don't love the PDP, but even criminal civilian govts have done IMO a lot of good compared to the do-nothing military. Udenwa tarred roads(and he's a rogue too) mbakwe built airport, Enwerem(another rogue) helped establish the main university, udenwa gave us our first teaching hospital, OBJ( the great thief) gave is onitcha-owerri interstate( I hear the road is completed and excellent) udenwa tarred the road to my village and beyond. From IMO airport to my front door in my mothers vilage I won't see a pot hole or untarred road. PDP is full of greed but they treated IMO better than the military. No adult in IMO will forget Mbakwe who did so much( the crying governor, he wept before shagari to come over to IMO and help us) buhari locked him up. Any IMO man that votes for buhari is either too young to know this history, or too naive to think buhari is a saint( a man who refused to come before oputa panel, who else refused to come b4 that panel---babangida) or the man is a CPC party boy. Buhari is loathed by IMO people. His administration had no Igbo members, the only Igbo top military officer then, Ike nwachukwu, he made a governor rather than give him any better duty at federal level. His PTF did nothing for IMO state. We see him as igbophobic. As if that is not enough, he fanned the flames of religious extremism and has no apologies. IMO people are over 90% xtians with Jews, traditionalist, atheist, Muslims, pagans all combined making leas than 10% . I'm not at home but I'm sure IMO people will vote for anybody but buhari. Ribadu, I predict, will have a better chance than buhari. But PDP will win convincingly. Then next week they'll turn around and throw away the PDP governor. This election is about individuals for most voters. |
| Politics › Re: Presidential Election, 16th April, 2011 by preselect(m): 5:57pm On Apr 16, 2011 |
macjive01:IMO state has never benefited from the military. The few stuff we have there was from mbakwe's govt 1979-1983 which buhari terminated only for the military to destroy for the next 16yrs. We don't love the PDP, but even criminal civilian govts have done IMO a lot of good compared to the do-nothing military. Udenwa tarred roads(and he's a rogue too) mbakwe built airport, Enwerem(another rogue) helped establish the main university, udenwa gave us our first teaching hospital, OBJ( the great thief) gave is onitcha-owerri interstate( I hear the road is completed and excellent) udenwa tarred the road to my village and beyond. From IMO airport to my front door in my mothers vilage I won't see a pot hole or untarred road. PDP is full of greed but they treated IMO better than the military. No adult in IMO will forget Mbakwe who did so much( the crying governor, he wept before shagari to come over to IMO and help us) buhari locked him up. Any IMO man that votes for buhari is either too young to know this history, or too naive to think buhari is a saint( a man who refused to come before oputa panel, who else refused to come b4 that panel---babangida) or the man is a CPC party boy. Buhari is loathed by IMO people. His administration had no Igbo members, the only Igbo top military officer then, Ike nwachukwu, he made a governor rather than give him any better duty at federal level. His PTF did nothing for IMO state. We see him as igbophobic. As if that is not enough, he fanned the flames of religious extremism and has no apologies. IMO people are over 90% xtians with Jews, traditionalist, atheist, Muslims, pagans all combined making leas than 10% . I'm not at home but I'm sure IMO people will vote for anybody but buhari. Ribadu, I predict, will have a better chance than buhari. But PDP will win convincingly. Then next week they'll turn around and throw away the PDP governor. This election is about individuals for most voters. |
| Politics › Re: Presidential Election, 16th April, 2011 by preselect(m): 3:36pm On Apr 16, 2011 |
Kenyy:sounds like "do or die" affair. Not sure I agree with you. What matters most is how we follow up whoever wins and make sure that appropriate legislations are passed as well as using the power of recall to threaten any legislator who tries to sell his/her mandate. |
| Politics › Re: Presidential Election, 16th April, 2011 by preselect(m): 3:10pm On Apr 16, 2011 |
Goodluck nigerians, as we partake in this historic day. Unfortunately I'm unable to be a part of it. I'm preparing to head to gatwick airport en route to Ohio for a family Easter gathering. I pray Nigeria gets it right, so my children and grandchildren will be able to have a comfortable life AT HOME. Remember, today is not the most important day in our democracy. What happens after today is more important than what happens today. Let's no go home and relax after today. Let us follow these politicians to the parliament, watch their debates, be vigilant. Recall the crookish MPs, organize ourselves and push through legislations that matter to us. Let us have regular town hall meetings with our elected officials and have them answer questions on a weekly basis. We must pressurize them to do good, or else they will do bad, regardless of who wins. If the opposition doesn't live up to expectation we must personally activate ourselves through unions, associations etc. These politicians(PDP, ACN, CPC ETC) must not have a free hand again. We must find out those who maintain a foreign bank account and monitor all the property of these crooks. Be Vigilant!!!!! NIGERIA KWENU!!!! |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Why 'the Donald' Trumps Obama's Cult Of Celebrity by preselect(m): 1:34am On Apr 16, 2011 |
@montelik I'm pretty sure I mentioned a lot of names there. But you chose to notice only one. A goddess to you perhaps. Also, it may interest you to know that jesoul has a favorable opinion of me. @jesoul u remember that research I was doing in the other thread? I had to dump it. Was getting emotionally scary. Still a boring thread though. Yawns!!!!! |
| Politics › Re: Tinubu and Co Have Damaged My Candidacy- - - - -Ribadu by preselect(m): 4:29am On Apr 15, 2011 |
Politicians aside, the way people in nairaland are responding to those who disagree with them, I can only conclude that the average nigerian is not ready for democracy yet |
| Politics › Re: Must-win Election: Jonathan Spends N107 Billion In 2 Days, Meets Jega In Private by preselect(m): 4:23am On Apr 15, 2011 |
Who are these "sources" and did they tender any tangible evidence to corroborate their story? |
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