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Nairaland General › Re: TB Joshua Promises To Cure Ebola With 2000 Bottles Of Holy Water by redsun(m): 4:56pm On Aug 08, 2014
Let him dare go near anebola infected person or corpse without due scientific protections for him to see how quickly he will painfully become history.

A Yamhead that reings among even bigger heads.
Politics › Re: Breaking News: Gov. Akpabio Stops Robinson Uwak’s Documentary On AIT by redsun(m): 3:12pm On Aug 08, 2014
Who needs AIT when YouTube is here. All he succeeded in doing is giving it a wider publicity. With AIT people me probably wouldn't have heard about it,but now I can see it.

All those animals wants to eat their cakes and have it,forgetting that this is a new world order where even six year olds are bombarded with instant infofmation.
Politics › Re: Redeemed Christian Church Of God 62nd Annual Convention 4th-10th Aug 2014 Videos by redsun(m): 2:45pm On Aug 08, 2014
You better avoid there,that is the kind of place Ebola will spread easily with that kind of sweaty and frenzy congestion.
Education › Re: Photo Of Ebute Meta Primary School, August 2014 by redsun(m):
Scyllapatron: it doesn't matter, what matters is that they acquire the education and have a better life, they are still better than those who burn schools and kidnap their sisters for attending school. wink
Acquire gini? What do you think education is? Just to read and write like a robot? That is why you end up as lazy and unproductive intellectuals that can't even make common chairs and tables in abundance for children to safely and conveniently use in class rooms. The people teaching them and the system that puts that together are not capable running a conducive and safe chicken pen yet they expect the children to grow up to be rational and productive.

Disgraceful.
Health › Re: Lagos Is Unusually Dry This Morning. Ebola Scare? (Pictures) by redsun(m): 9:14am On Aug 08, 2014
Why are disposal and cheap dust masks not selling enmass in Nigeria at the moment. Any importer here could arrange with me, I will source it here.
Fashion › Re: Man Bleaches His Skin With Acid To Look Like Michael Jackson by redsun(m): 9:06am On Aug 08, 2014
constance500: Wtf... This whites and their mentality.. Ka
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If he was white,he won't use acid,he will use makeup.
Health › Re: Picture Of The BEAST That Brought Ebola To Nigeria by redsun(m): 8:59am On Aug 08, 2014
Didn't Nigeria authority know there was Ebola epidemic in Liberia? And when they observed a sickly Liberian on the aircraft,why didn't the airline sectioned him immediately on the plane? Are the airlines not aware of such dangers when they fly into that country on regularly?
Car Talk › Re: Ford Motor Considers Opening Plant In Nigeria by redsun(m):
At the time when indigenous car manufacturing is just springing up. Economy sabotage,they don't want us to grow our own way,they want to keep giving us fish,instead of letting us learn to catch our fish.

Cars are the least of Nigerian problems now. The country needs basic infrastructures first before all the bogus luxuries like american cars. The people should learn to grow,adapt and appreciate what they have from the scratch. They should learn to crawl before they can walk or run.
Politics › Re: President Jonathan In Suit With Joe Biden (pics) by redsun(m): 12:38pm On Aug 07, 2014
Funjosh: You still dont get the message.
What message? That he is not a colonized silver back or a rogue?
Politics › Re: Woman's Face Battered By Her Husband Over Piece Of Fish. (pics) by redsun(m): 9:21am On Aug 07, 2014
Good for her,how could she have got involved with poor and deluded man like that in that kind of arrangement?

Nigerian women have a long way to go before they can attain their universal freedom. The term marriage tend to give them goose pimples and makes them want to get involve by all means,irrespective of how horrible it could be.
Politics › Re: President Jonathan In Suit With Joe Biden (pics) by redsun(m): 7:10am On Aug 07, 2014
Funjosh: That OBJ will not wear no mater the meeting and the people. OBJ got guttts you know
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OBJ will look very horrible in suit anyway,the agbada hides his pot belly. He will look like a pure dressed up silver back or like the chimp that went to school.
Phones › Re: SHOCKER! Mike Adenuga’s Glo In Serious Debt Mess! Alcatel Drops Glo Over Unpaid by redsun(m): 6:55am On Aug 07, 2014
Most Nigerian businesses like that relies on the loopholes in the government for their cash flows that makes them flourish astronomically,not competence. As soon as the loopholes are blocked or dried out,their empires shrinks. I.e,abiola conglomerate. Same thing will happen to tinubu when he loses his hold on politics. Same will be the hairdresser and other numerous opportunists that turned billionaire overnight if our oil wells given them on a platter is renegotiated or taken from her.
Politics › Re: President Jonathan In Suit With Joe Biden (pics) by redsun(m): 9:30pm On Aug 06, 2014
He is being colonized mentally,he buying the their games,their rules,while he denounces his.Anydoby that thinks an african must dress like oyimbo to be presentable and acceptable must be sleeping walking like the majority of african society right now.

Fashion,language and religion are the key ways of colonzing the natives by oyinbo.It is their game plan and it works very well for them,They dont have to fight or kill anymore to hold the conquered in boundage when it can be done mentally.
Politics › Re: BLUNDER!!! CNN Does Not Know Where Nigeria's Located In The Map Of The World??? by redsun(m): 8:01pm On Aug 06, 2014
nora544: sorry that is not tru because yesterday in my country they speak about nigeria and show the map and the TV show the right map where it is but I didnot live in america, I live in a small country in the middle of europa and when my daughter was in philadelphia and she says the name of the country they ask her how it is to live on a big island.
I agree with that,Americans hardly know anything outside their immediate states. One of the most close minded "developed" on earth.

As for Africa, it is our pain and we must shamelessly fight to be free.
Politics › Re: President Jonathan & Other World Leaders ( Photos) by redsun(m): 7:54pm On Aug 06, 2014
DickDastardly: Why do dull people always leadhuh

Pic looks like its taken in some "old people's home"
I wonder why they are in charge? Why do Africans have to tolerate them when they cause them is agony?

The whole thing tie me I jare.
Politics › Re: BLUNDER!!! CNN Does Not Know Where Nigeria's Located In The Map Of The World??? by redsun(m): 7:20pm On Aug 06, 2014
I don't think they are interested. They can't be bothered with Africa except for explootations and epidemics.

Africans are not included in world game of respect and dignity. They are seem as the world's plague. As a people that have to be laboriously carried along.
Politics › Re: President Jonathan In Suit With Joe Biden (pics) by redsun(m): 6:27pm On Aug 06, 2014
He has probably listened to inherently foolish nigerian that he must dress in suit and tie like a tutured chimp for him to look cool.

What happened to his trade mark african themed attire?
Culture › Re: Having Visitors Without Prior Notice: Your View by redsun(m): 12:50pm On Aug 06, 2014
It is crazy in a crazy,selfish and te endlaved world. But in Africa it just a way of life. Just like the concept of time that does not compel people to be puntual. It exist in a way of life that is communal.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Liberia's Ebola Bodies Abandoned On Streets by redsun(m): 12:37pm On Aug 06, 2014
Sagamite: No, you are just a cretinous person who resorts to moronic conjectures when your fucktardious comments are highlighted.
Cretin!
You are practically an insane and frustrated baboon. You should be relaying your psychosis to a psychiatrist, not on nairaland. Here won't help much to stabilise you mental,unless of course the health section which i strongly doubt they have mental health unit or contributors there. You are sick and you need help urgently.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Liberia's Ebola Bodies Abandoned On Streets by redsun(m): 8:25am On Aug 06, 2014
Sagamite: Another cretinous person.

Big, moronic fkctard!
You are sick in the head.

It is obvious you are either impotent,you can't get it up or deformed physically, probably with long tribal marks on your ugly face that your primitive parents subjected you to. That explains your senseless burst up,tantrums and bitterness.

Heart attack is around the corner and soon you will be a goner if you don't find a solution to you heartaches. You probably may need tb Joshua at last because as much as you try to hide it with your childlike bravado, fools like you manage on your own.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Liberia's Ebola Bodies Abandoned On Streets by redsun(m): 8:45pm On Aug 05, 2014
bushdoc9919: Highly unlikely.....Ebola has to be made airborne(and even airborne...the factors have to be right)....before it can spread( and I doubt Islamist fanatics who disdain Western Education have the know how.).
How do you know it is the whites? It could be Chinese,Africans,Russians, even South Americans.
And who made the Influenza virus that killed millions including white men back in 1918? Answer me?
It doesn't have to be airborneit by contact.And a terrorist that is ready to blow hinself and children up can eat or bathe with a corspe that is infected.

As regards the oyinbos likelyhood of being the virus creators,i am not very emphatic.But if you understabd how they operate,you will knoow that some of them are always busy 24/7 in the labs,sponsored by the ever money guzzling cooporations and governments,mutating viruses and cells to make them different from what they naturally are in the name of science,medicines,perfections and quest to find biological agents that can eliminate their proclaimed enemies from distances.A lot goes on in the world that some of don't think about because we are still worrying about how to eat,what to wear and where to live.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Liberia's Ebola Bodies Abandoned On Streets by redsun(m): 7:58pm On Aug 05, 2014
It could be used for biological warfare by the islamic terrorist.It is quite easy to contact or hijack it such situation where corpes are not disposed off sensibly.

All these deadly virus are man made in the laboratoris by oyinbo frakensteins and african are always the available guinea pigs to test them out because they are not organized.
Travel › Re: 15 Things Nigerians Miss While Living Abroad by redsun(m): 6:49pm On Aug 05, 2014
igbsam: This is part of what we miss too when abroad. Lagos Street Drama
With all those speakers blasting everywhere under the hot sunshine like iwaya. All the agberos doing their thing "disorganizingly" but at the same time making some cool monies from transporters. Mama put joints(iya iya iyabo or iya bisi) in every nook and crannies with non stop traffics of people from all walks of life,including children.It is a since to behold and participate in once in a while.

Nigeria is a great country,the problem is lack of strategic policy makers and executioners.
Travel › Re: 15 Things Nigerians Miss While Living Abroad by redsun(m): 6:25pm On Aug 05, 2014
alutaoracle: O.p change ure topic 2 15 things nigerians in diaspora will miss abt lagos
Miss the shrine and ojulegbe/obalende at night.
Travel › Re: 15 Things Nigerians Miss While Living Abroad by redsun(m): 6:14pm On Aug 05, 2014
igbsam: [img]http://ressurectionplayerz.biz/gif/dance.gif[/img]
angry grin angry

Wicked.That is the spirit that keeps Nigerians hopeful and alive. Even with all the inherent and avoidable troubles.
Travel › Re: 15 Things Nigerians Miss While Living Abroad by redsun(m): 6:04pm On Aug 05, 2014
A man can never be truly fulfilled unless he lives in his natural home. That is when he becomes a real man,when he can do it himself without the master help,directives and initiatives
Travel › Re: 15 Things Nigerians Miss While Living Abroad by redsun(m): 5:45pm On Aug 05, 2014
Hanging out in the village at night with the usual blackout is irreplaceabe. The fresh cool breeze,devoid of pollution,mosquitoes with no worries of the bursting and hustling of the urban concrete slums is something I longed for.

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