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Politics › Re: Fire Outbreak At Lagos Balogun Market Today (photos) by redsun(m): 10:19am On Oct 28, 2012
xquizit55: your just dumb as f u c k go to school. and accept corrections
You are an ape that has been taught to recognise oyinbo alphabets and repeat words.And that you do that does not change the fact that you are still an ape.

Infact i think it an understatement to ascribe sub-creatures like you to magnificient apes in the wild.

You cant be compared with any living creature,because you are inanimate.Living dead.
Politics › Re: Fire Outbreak At Lagos Balogun Market Today (photos) by redsun(m): 11:57pm On Oct 27, 2012
[quote author=English_teacher]You know,its interesting how we write the way we speak!
"The building "has" already collapsed"
"Steal goods "thrown" from....

You can't get away with such glaring error![/quote]Man fork oyinbo language,that is one main factors that have kept people like you dumb,that is if you are an african,if you are oyinbo,fork you and your language.
Travel › Re: Nigerian Stowaway Dies In Arik’s Undercarriage by redsun(m): 11:34pm On Oct 27, 2012
Wow oo.A suicide bomber could have easily boarded the plane.That was a suicide mission and the people that helped him should be charged for murder.
Politics › Re: Fire Outbreak At Lagos Balogun Market Today (photos) by redsun(m): 10:59pm On Oct 27, 2012
Billyonaire: Your hunch is right. The Project 'Depopulate Eko' is in progress. The Balogun Market has to go. Watch the next line of action in the next 3 weeks. The inferno is a 9/11 exemplary.
They could have underestimated the danger,as always.
Politics › Re: Badagry Expressway Is The Worst International Road Ever by redsun(m): 10:42pm On Oct 27, 2012
That is moral decadence at it height.And these are aniamls that buys jet,yet that dont understand what cars means.Not even bicycles they understand.
Politics › Re: Fire Outbreak At Lagos Balogun Market Today (photos) by redsun(m): 10:35pm On Oct 27, 2012
Fire in nigeria where there are no define fire safety procedures and precuations is like wild bush fire,at the mercy of the elements.

I hope tinubu is not trying to displace those guys?Just a hnuch.
Nairaland General › Re: Nairaland Is An Exact Miniature Of Nigeria In Terms Of Corruption And Abuse Of by redsun(op): 10:27pm On Oct 27, 2012
[quote author=ozo-dimgba]If what the op said is true, then it is wrong. Nigeria is a democratic setting and people should be allowed to air their views without fear or favour. Look @ our leaders, society and moderators, they are simply impermeable. We need change i mean positive change to move foward.[/quote]Those guys are NIGERIAS,but i thought one of them is a gambian and i wonder what she is doing here anyway if she is and if she cant be rational.
Nairaland General › Re: Nairaland Is An Exact Miniature Of Nigeria In Terms Of Corruption And Abuse Of by redsun(op): 10:24pm On Oct 27, 2012
Degis: I am a Born Again Christian but I disapprove of your trolling on threads to embrass people of different religious persuasion from yours. I have seen how you guys write so many unpardonable things on Islamic threads and I begin to wonder whether you are really Christians. It is barbaric and devoid of any sense.
Have i ever told you i am a christian?Do i come acrosss to you like a f-ool?Though,i may in your eyes,because you are fo-oolish.You world no any difference.

Any religion that is afraid of critism is of the dark,because darkness fears light,not the other way round.I cant begin to think of why anybody will want to follow that.
Politics › Re: A Man Witch Was Caught This Morning As He Plan To Distroy Ozoro With Flood Water by redsun(m): 10:03pm On Oct 27, 2012
The same reason why they set thier fello country men and women alight is the same reason why they believe in illusions like that.

Most nigerians are very primitive,mentally and otherwise.Their realities exist in fantasies,that is why they are very religious,superstitious,unrealistic and dubious.
Food › Re: Reduce Rice Consumption To Once A Week, Director Urges Nigerians by redsun(m): 12:13pm On Oct 27, 2012
In the abudance of water,the fo.ol is thirsty. Does it ring bell here?
Food › Re: Reduce Rice Consumption To Once A Week, Director Urges Nigerians by redsun(m): 12:08pm On Oct 27, 2012
What happend to arranging small loan schemes and programs that can help ordinary nigerians go into small scale rice farming enmass?

All these are monies and industries waiting to be tapped into in nigeria.
Crime › Re: People-smuggler Used Witchcraft To Terrify Girls Into Sex Slavery by redsun(m): 11:36am On Oct 27, 2012
What he did is as legitimate as politicians and public office holders stealing from the public coffers. It only becomes a crime when it is discovered outside naija,in a sane and funtional society.
TV/Movies › Re: Dupsy Abiola, MKO 's Daughter Appearance On Dragons Den UK (Video) by redsun(m): 9:18pm On Oct 26, 2012
Someone mentioned here that gej could be spending up to 50.000 pounds on food a day at this austre time that millions of nigerians are starving. If that is true,then that guy is like a rat gradually chewing away bags of grain in the barn with no care in the world whether the farmer incures loss or not.

What he is doing is outrageous and nigerians should cry blood against evil and wasteful leaders like him.

For how long can this korokoro stealng by the criminals called leaders in nigeria continues?
TV/Movies › Re: Dupsy Abiola, MKO 's Daughter Appearance On Dragons Den UK (Video) by redsun(m): 8:59pm On Oct 26, 2012
[quote author=ndu_chucks]After Abiola raked in billions from the ITT scheme without giving us anything in return. One would think he would have made provisions for all his children so that seed money, as his daughter is making a pitch for here, should not be a problem for anyone of his children. Dan Barawo[/quote]Abiola,s wealth died with him,and it is a classic example of what happens to ill gotten wealth. It withers away like grass for lack of strong roots..
Politics › Re: FG May Fly Governor Suntai Abroad For Treatment by redsun(m): 4:39pm On Oct 26, 2012
AFOLSNETWORKS: Why wont our political leaders get a hospital that can take care of them within the country?

This means that there is no Nigerian hospital that can take care of any critical issue!

How sad?
Because they will rather waste the people's resources by jets and super cars,when they dont understand the mechanism of wheel barrow.If they understand the mechanism,they should have atlest understand the essence of roads.
Politics › Re: Governor Amaechi Buys $50 Million Bombardier Jet, Amid State’s Flood Disaster by redsun(m): 4:27pm On Oct 26, 2012
Nigerian polpulace are bleeping subhumans,that why a few selected apes like amaechi are messing the horrible and all the can do is watch and languish in misery.I have never seen people like that,every time one thinks of them,one blood boils.Good at nothing animals.
Crime › Re: University Cultists Force Female Students To Act Lesbian Film by redsun(m): 4:23pm On Oct 26, 2012
basher: I wonder how this didn't make front page?

https://www.nairaland.com/1083944/two-students-arrested-over-kidnap
What are you talking about?That was as savagery as allu masacre.Nigerians are animals and when you think that the people that treated those women like that are undergraduates,you weep for the future of nigeria.

The only sickening scene one can compare that video with is allu savavery.
Nairaland General › Nairaland Is An Exact Miniature Of Nigeria In Terms Of Corruption And Abuse Of by redsun(op): 10:31am On Oct 26, 2012
Office.What gave the moderators right to stop someone from commenting on islamic themed threads even when the person is not banned from the forum and the threads are on the front page,not in islamic seclusion?I was going to comment about the horrors of eid that has already started with about 40 people dead in afganistan this morning after a suicide bomber blew himself up in a mosque.

Even at socalled celebration time,moslem are still killing each other.What kind of demononic religion is that?Why cant they declare officially that they are devil worshippers,instead of petending to be a religion that worships a humble and benovelent god?

As for the moderators,you have to understand that this is a free forum where everybody is free to express his/her views,whether you like it or not is personal and just because you are privilage to moderate does not give you the rights to manipulate peoples opinions.We are not some kind of taliban world here where truth are officially hindered.
Politics › Re: Nigeria Vs Disintegration - Why Yorubas need to leave Nigeria by redsun(m): 2:38am On Oct 26, 2012
shymexx: Damn! - this shyte again...

How many times am I going to say I know the person behind bittyend, and we might by friends or someone that I know?? To be honest, I don't really care if you lot think we're the same people but if I were the one behind the handle I would have said it time ago, when I told everyone about my other handles... All my handles on here always have something to do with South London twangs and Lagos...

I repeat, we're not the same people - and he used my laptop for his nonsense with a pseudo-email I used for viewing youtube videos and Nl, so what?? Why should I hide behind another handle and deny it, when I say crazy things on this handle as well??

Cheddarking, you live in the UK, I'll drop my pay as you go digits(can't drop the contract one) and I'll drop his and you can ring the both of us to check if we're the same people... We don't even sound alike - I've got a London accent with a little bit of Brummie twangs because I lived in Birmingham for Uni and work from 06 - July this year... However, the person behind bittyend has a pure London accent - and my voice is deeper than his...

I don't even need to prove anything to no one - but I'll do it just for the sake of it....

To avoid another 3months of stalking like what happened all through summer - I'll fvck this forum and return to the AA blogs I used to go on.. Thank God I said that yesterday in the culture section... You guys are sick in the head!!!

Fvck it, I'm lean and tired - and I just got a beat on a massive batty... You dyckheads can suck my nuts!!

I'm out, yo!!!!
Shiooo!Are you really saying that you are in a university in england?Wow!You dont sound it,you sound like an inner city gang member with tribal orientations.Trying to blend the street with tribal connotations.

What are you learning man?
Politics › Re: Nigeria Vs Disintegration - Why Yorubas need to leave Nigeria by redsun(m): 2:18am On Oct 26, 2012
shymexx: Hell yeah, I'm bitter because most Nigerians are ridiculously dumb - and Nigerian mentality belongs to the medieval age... You lot are afraid of your own shadows, that's why you make stupid assumptions and watch people like jobless pricks...

Maybe, if Nigerians were not this stupid - I won't be e-bitter....

Do your thing, fam... I'm done!!
Who feels it knows it.It is all your pain,man.

I just wish you can free yourself and taste how joyful it is.
Politics › Re: Nigeria Vs Disintegration - Why Yorubas need to leave Nigeria by redsun(m): 2:04am On Oct 26, 2012
shymexx: Nah g, you don't know me but you're running your mouth...

All I did was offer you a chance to do it to my face...

Don't chat shyte when you don't know me, blud...

I don't take nonsense from no one, keep it moving...
I know all about you.Every bit of your word projects your bitterness.You are bitter with yourself,just for some thing so priceless and so readily available that you fail to harness,knowledge.

The truth shall set you free.
Politics › Re: Nigeria Vs Disintegration - Why Yorubas need to leave Nigeria by redsun(m): 1:57am On Oct 26, 2012
shymexx: Your mum is sick pu.ssy, why can't you come say it to my face - you live in LD, don't you??

Come get shanked, pu.ssy!
You are in bondage of your own unimaginable ignorance,and you are burning,like eternal.

Free yourself by knowing.
Politics › Re: Nigeria Vs Disintegration - Why Yorubas need to leave Nigeria by redsun(m): 1:46am On Oct 26, 2012
phreakabit: Yuckmouf got ignored. . . He kept ranting like a child, and making silly points. I would have been silly to go on arguing with him, but then again who is to say. . . . I might just have time for him. You guys don't seem to know me. . . . When I go in. . . I GO IN!!!!
The guy is sick,just like bluetooth.You dont bother with animals that.He is not as aware of himself as much as an ape is of himself.People like him live for no obvious.
Politics › Re: Governor Danbaba Suntai Of Taraba State Crashes Private Jet by redsun(m): 9:43pm On Oct 25, 2012
His biography didnt explain much about how he manage to get the money to have afforded a private jet. It wasnt as if he was dangote or dantata,s son,so that leaves us with one clear fact,that he was a thief like every other nigerian politician and a good riddance.
Politics › Re: Obasanjo, Fashola At Loggerhead Over Seized Vehicle by redsun(m): 4:26pm On Oct 25, 2012
[quote author=D'Soj]Yes nobody is above the law, NOBODY, but there are some circumstances that you will have to give some leverages.
As a former military head of state, and a civilian president, Obasanjo seserves some leverage and respect.
It is in the report that he called Fashola and pleaded...come-on, the matter shouldn't have degenerated to this level, Fashola should have told OBJ to warn his boys when they come to Lagos.
The 2 are wrong, but I put more blame on Fashola, he's being undiplomatic and power drunk.
He should remember that one day he won't be a governor anymore.
30,000 fine shouldn't be a big problem for OBJ...but the leverage he deserves can't be overlooked.[/quote]Nigerian elders like obj are nothing short of babies,mentally.And i think what fashola is trying to do is to teach them the concept of responsibilities,without having to flog them with koboko like the present crude teachers do to thier present pupils who they will end up turning to adults like obj with the subjective and brutal teaching.

Adults that cant think raesonably.
Politics › Re: Lesson For Those That Want To Die For Politicians (Picture) by redsun(m): 4:11pm On Oct 25, 2012
thelastPope: Best for where? Don't let me even start! Most of you seat in VI and read the nation to form your opinion of Nigeria. The best governor in Nigeria is Godswill Akpabio by miles! When you go to Akwa ibom, you will now understand the meaning of the phrase "shaping the future". Fashola is just planting grass and flower. What does Lagos have? Nothing! Lagos doesn't even have a simple zoo! Lol

All the facilities in Lagos are private sector driven. The private sector is the one developing Lagos, not LASG. All LASG is doing is collecting tax!
Zoo,what has zoo got to do with this?If what akwa ibom have as a zoo is the kind picture that was posted recently by one of the eastern based posters during the independence day celebration is your idea of a zoo,i dont think any right thinking administration needs that.That abode is an insult to magnificient animals and man's ingenuity.

However,it is the responsibility of the government to credibly collect taxes(minus tinubu),accontably disperse it back to the society and create an enabling environment for the private sector to thrive.I think the only thing he is doing wrong here is getting tinubu involve with tax collection,without giving accurate accounts.
Politics › Re: Lesson For Those That Want To Die For Politicians (Picture) by redsun(m): 3:40pm On Oct 25, 2012
thelastPope: All these weak jibes won't save you! Your governor is messing up big time! He needs his head checked! That guy is out of touch with reality!
I think he is the best nigeria can offer now,minus tinubu.Shaping the future for a long run success does not come on a platter of gold.
Politics › Re: Lagos Ranked As Most Innovative City In Africa, Followed By Cape Town. by redsun(m): 3:36pm On Oct 25, 2012
These muderfuckers want to tribalise this news now.The report didnt say lagos in yorubaland or capetown in zulu land,but lagos in nigeria and capetown in south african.

What is happening in lagos is what happens to a city that functions,where people go out to work to make a difference,to be proud of their surrondings and make it liveable by contributing their quotas.

Though the state of lagos entirely is still not what normal people should be sounding the drums for,but he is making efforts to create a model that can extend to everybody.A situation where ikoyi and ajegunle will look relatively the same,the same fascilities,the same buildings,the drivable roads and drainages and the same habitable environments,although it might take decades to materialize if the tempo can be maintain,but understadbly,rome was not built in a day.

It is the duty of every nigerian to make nigeria a proud place to be,by being rational,selfless,honest,industrious and far sighted.It is not alwways about today,but what will do today can make tomorro better.And it doesnt alwwys have to be better for us,but for our children.
Politics › Re: Lesson For Those That Want To Die For Politicians (Picture) by redsun(m): 3:11pm On Oct 25, 2012
take dat: @ lostpope,whoever reads your comments will think its borne out of genuine concern for the Okada riders. All these your false sympathy doesn't change a thing. PDP remains unsellable in Lagos
Lastpope could be beaf,and every sane person knows that he stands for,that he stands for NOTHING.
Politics › Re: Lesson For Those That Want To Die For Politicians (Picture) by redsun(m): 3:03pm On Oct 25, 2012
ilorioluwaseun: fashola u r very wjcked how do u want dis pple to survive?
It is a tough question,but dynamic changes come with sacrifices.People just got to learn to adapt without sinking,because at the long run,it always turn out better.

So many people in lagos will be bettter off having their own small farms,making hard but decent living,in relative decent environment in country side.
NYSC › Re: Interesting Experiences Of Corpers Serving In Remote Villages by redsun(m):
There are some beautiful,prestine and untouched nigerian villges,places like igara hinterlands,in edo state,towards the north.I was opportuned to be there sometimes ago,years back with a friend who had some work training to do there.

At night everywhere will become stack dark and quiet,with several activities going on discreetly,especially courtship with some innocent and not too spoilt girls that just want to have fun with strangers in the dark.

How i miss places like that. If i could turn back time.

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