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Health › Re: Beware Of These Banned Food Products by redsun(m): 3:59pm On Sep 14, 2013
Chiyung: Eba and soup is the best food,and pounded yam very good for body and soul no preservatives or colouring.
Abakeleke rice is good for you too. All those home made rice that are not heavily processed and washed off are good substitute for too much cassava and pounded yam. They are far much better than the good looking but nutrients empty imported white rice.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Read The Worst Obituary Written For A Dead Mother By Her Kids by redsun(m): 3:43pm On Sep 14, 2013
Why bother in the first po
lace? Didn't it cost them time and money doing that?

She is dead and gone for good and whatever they say won't mean a thing to her. A bad mum is an epitome of the devil.
Politics › Re: Olusegun Agagu Slumps And Dies At 65 by redsun(m): 3:18pm On Sep 14, 2013
Nigerian ogas are too inactive to live Long. They loot the people's funds,laze about aimlessly,eat carelessly like gluttons and expect to have functional hearts. Lazy people don't last.
Health › Re: Beware Of These Banned Food Products by redsun(m): 1:52pm On Sep 14, 2013
The price for industrialization and jet pace is astronomically catastrophic.

Beware of any food from China. Their quality control is almost as dangerous as Nigeria's,especially when they are dealing with rogue countries like nigeria.
Politics › Re: Obasanjo - Atiku Is Corrupt, I Chose Him To Put Him In Check by redsun(m): 3:28pm On Sep 11, 2013
This basket mouth is taking foolish nigerians for a ride again with psychopathic talks. He deserves to be shot publicly at bar beach.

The the only time nigeria will be sane is when his type are out of the picture.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Mother Preserves Her Dead Son's Body In Alcohol For 18 Years by redsun(m): 3:17pm On Sep 11, 2013
Melancholy.
Politics › Re: 35m Nigerian Adults Are Illiterates — Wike by redsun(m): 2:36pm On Sep 11, 2013
Only 35 million? All those socalled educated elite that doesn't know their right from left that are destroying the country are what? where do they class them?

Education is not just the ability to read and write foreign languages, rather it's the ability to reason and be productive. A baboon like fani kayode might call himself educated because her can write ogbongbo english, but from all indications his iq is not better than that of a misguided preteenager.
Politics › Re: How Nigerian Police Randomly Kill Suspects At SARS Ikeja by redsun(m): 3:06pm On Sep 09, 2013
pro01: As long as these are confirmed armed robbers and other violent animals making life unbearable for peace-loving Lagosians, I 'discreetly' endorse such extra-legal crime control measures by SARS. In any case, I know SARS is about the most effective unit in the police when it comes to battling these deadly robbers. I certainly DO NOT trust the courts to deliver justice.

Too many of these bàstard robbers have been granted bail/released to continue inflicting misery on innocent members of the public. I would be very happy for the police to kill any armed robber caught in the act (after torturing them to release useful information on their partners-in-crime). The bâstards should not enjoy the luxury of a court trial and imprisonment.

Well done SARS!
Those that are the real mass murderers of lagosians that are creating the menaces are the ones you guys sing praises for as leaders.As long as you have unaccountable leaders and law enforcements,the society will ever remain chaotic.
Politics › Re: The King Who Banned Traditional Religion In Warri by redsun(m): 2:56pm On Sep 09, 2013
Reptyle: The King is within his right to alter aspects of culture as the supreme custodian of same. After all, it must have taken one king to institute the contentious aspects of tradition that this present king is trying to abrogate. If one king could institute a tradition of worshipping a particular deity, why then do we feel that another king cannot abrogate that tradition?

The king is an absolute ruler traditionally and his word is law within his domain. A monarchical setup is not democratic. The king RULES over his SUBJECTS. If this was back in the days of yore, these protesters will be charged with high treason and the king would have their heads on pikes in no time.

Besides, if the gods anointed the King and he has decided to turn his back on them, can't the gods fight for themselves? Is that not the same thing we accuse radical muslims of doing i.e fighting for their God?

This people should stop heating up the polity unnecessarily.
The king is the custodian of the land,he represents the people's traditions and ordinances that have been passed down from generations and those traditions are not christian themed.I strongly believe in transformation of traditions,but i also strongly abhor the idea that a foreign tradition like christianity is the way forward for africans to attain mental,spiritual and physical salvation.

Traditions are man made,they are dynamic and they are ways of life of a people that is passed on from generation to generations.There are nothing supernatural or superstitious about them,rather they are just ways for people to express their cultural heritage,precedences and stamp their originality as living creatures that thinks for themselves.
Politics › Re: How Nigerian Police Randomly Kill Suspects At SARS Ikeja by redsun(m): 2:36pm On Sep 09, 2013
Nigeria is a lawless country,it has been happening for years all over nigeria.Only the corrupt rich go scot free from the police and law courts in nigeria.The police work hand in hand with the law courts to carry out their nefarious activities.The judges are just as corrupt as the police and politicians in nigeria,even the lawyers too,therefore,there is no law.
Politics › Re: The King Who Banned Traditional Religion In Warri by redsun(m): 2:18pm On Sep 09, 2013
Pukkah: The king is just deluding himself. He must be hallucinating. He wants to change in one fell swoop what the colonialists demonized and could not change for hundreds of years.
The whole chaotic political leadership seems to have affected everybody's common sense in nigeria including some traditional rulers. He has lost the plot hence his dependency on jesus to guide him in his ancestral domain.The 21st century recolonization of africans.
Politics › Re: The King Who Banned Traditional Religion In Warri by redsun(m): 1:52pm On Sep 09, 2013
It is sad that nigeria is going backward in every aspect. As soon as the traditional setting is totally bastardized like the politics,nigetia will become a true no man's land like somalia. A land without traditions,reverences and fundamental common sense.
Politics › Re: Confusion Over Emergence Of Gbenga Daniel’s Lawyer As Chief Of Staff In EFCC by redsun(m): 1:42pm On Sep 09, 2013
There is no law in nigeria,there is no police. An obvious accused can easily become thr accuser in nigeria if he/she has enough cash to give away to the police and law court.

Moreover,exposing them in the press or the internet makes no differrence to them because it is embedded in nigerian comstitution to be dubious and corrupt. There is no shame attached to being a criminal in nigeroa,hence the acceptance of criminals as leadets by the wailing public. Nigeria is a rogue state from top to bottom.
Politics › Re: Oyedepo Watches Beating Of Ogun State Tax Men By Church Members by redsun(m): 8:58am On Sep 08, 2013
He is a smart dude though,he made his billions from very wretchetd people that are still not complaining. Like a rose that grew from a concrete.
Politics › Re: Hon. Patrick Obahiagbon Is At It Again by redsun(m): 8:44am On Sep 08, 2013
This guy tend to mistake extinct classical latin for english. Some of the words he uses are not english ny origin and very irrelebant to the contemporary world. He is crazy but because he lives in nigeria where everday people are literally crazy and still go about their businesses unhindered,he is seen as an intellectual.
Politics › Re: VIDEO: Lagos Transport Commissioner Embarrassed At Gani Memorial Event by redsun(m): 8:24am On Sep 08, 2013
grin

In the true spirit of Gani. May justice one day thrive in nigeria.
Politics › Re: Beg Obasanjo & Be Saved- Fani-kayode To Jonathan by redsun(m): 8:11am On Sep 08, 2013
This guy is just a celeberated buffoo.n. Why his comments make makes headlines is something I dont get. Anyway,i almost forgot he is in the country of the blind.BBC(big blind country)
Sports › Re: Tokyo Wins Bid To Host 2020 Olympic Games. by redsun(m): 7:59am On Sep 08, 2013
[quote author=baby-boy]Rio de Janeiro[/quote]U mean oyinbo annex in south america? Na dem dem.

All these are opportunities for us to think as relegated africans,not to glorify the game or the city tjat wpn iy
Sports › Re: Tokyo Wins Bid To Host 2020 Olympic Games. by redsun(m): 7:44am On Sep 08, 2013
Africans like everything that goes on in the world are not seen as part of oyinbo Olympics,they just use them to make up statistics and not seen as superior enough to host the game of The game of the gods.
Politics › Re: Video Of Governor Suntai's True Condition by redsun(m): 7:22pm On Sep 07, 2013
Muscomide: Barawo banza!! 419
Millions of nigerians falls for that on second by second basis.They relegate common sense to the background and prefer the easy and fairy ways out of their self induced wahalas.Problems they can easily solve by just thinking a little bit in the right direction.
Education › Re: Patrick obahiagbon On His Controversial Way Of Speaking by redsun(m): 7:17pm On Sep 07, 2013
Seeing the way this man dresses alone,will tell a normal person he is a pure nutter.
Politics › Re: Lagos Bus Drivers Use Cocaine - Fashola by redsun(m): 7:08pm On Sep 07, 2013
If all nigerian drivers at the moment,including the socalled professional ones taht drives for the government are required to take basic driving test normal people take,more than 80 percent will be disqualified from driving for life.
Politics › Re: Video Of Governor Suntai's True Condition by redsun(m): 6:46pm On Sep 07, 2013
Has anybody ever bothered to ask of how much of the tax payers money was wasted on medical bill in america?Medical bills in america don't come cheap and for him to have been resuscitated from death after several months of being in coma,the bill must have amounted to millions of dollars.Hence his desperation to go back into the thieving position again to recuperate with the tax payer wealth again.

It is all about looting the people's money in nigeria by the heartless politicians.No one politician is better than the other,they are all prolific thieves and because nobody ever bothers to ask them to give account,they get away with mass murders.It is a if nigeria has no concerned citizens that cares to know how things are fairly ran.No judiciary,no police,no jury,no academicians and virtually no elders with common sense.
Politics › Re: Video Of Governor Suntai's True Condition by redsun(m): 6:19pm On Sep 07, 2013
ilugunboy: Just like you've started losing your senses now.... grin.

Son...make sense and disappoint me for once...
You are more like fani kayode,an irredeemable baboon.No amount of tutoring can set your preneolithic mind right.
Family › Re: My Wife Exposes Her Things Anyhow, I Can't Marry Her Again by redsun(m): 5:47pm On Sep 07, 2013
Nice,nigerian women are becoming daring in their style.I prefer skimpy to hijab any time any a day.People(adults) should never be restricted from doing what they choose to do as long as they are not harming others in the process.A woman that chooses to play around even when she is supposedly married must be missing something her man does not have and the earlier he gets the message,the better for him.

Moreover,dressing skimpily does not automatically mean waywardness.
Politics › Re: Video Of Governor Suntai's True Condition by redsun(m): 5:36pm On Sep 07, 2013
ilugunboy: Where have you been? We're you send on long term ban from NL for your usual r.etarded and insane comments?? grin

I miss you sha...I hardly have punching bag these days.. undecided
The only time one messes baboons like you is when he is really bored.This place sucks with people like you around,nothing ever makes sense here.It is like nigeria itself.
Politics › Re: Video Of Governor Suntai's True Condition by redsun(m): 5:27pm On Sep 07, 2013
Foo.lish adults behaving like children.He couldn't perform when he was hale and hearty,talkless of when he is a vegetable.

Nigerian politicians are more like absolute monarchs,forcefully imposed on the suffering people irrespective of their monumental shortcomings.
Crime › Re: 2 Women Jailed For Fighting For A Man In Public by redsun(m): 3:44pm On Aug 24, 2013
Who is the culprit and who is the complainant here? How can two people be jailed for fighting each other?
Foreign Affairs › Re: 'Air Conditioned' Coffin For Romania's Gypsy King by redsun(m): 3:40pm On Aug 24, 2013
Why is it that the less fortunate blings so much?
Politics › Re: Boko Haram Leaders Finally Accepts Dialogue by redsun(m): 10:41am On Aug 24, 2013
It was on nta news last night. It showed some bunch of deluded animals talking BS. Even lady newscaster looks like what one will see on talibans tv. It is sad the way Nigeria has gone down the drain as tome passes,instead of progressing the country is on a fast track to oblivion.

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