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[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=799934.msg9527331#msg9527331 date=1320977476]Leave the ladies to tear themselves apart.
Be a man and stay out o [/quote]No I want to separate the fight by getting involved.

Katsumoto:
Come on dude
Desola is engaging two other ladies; I don't think it is manly appropriate for a man to throw a spectator punch at this particular time.
That was a low blow bro.  

hahaha, I hate online fight seriously.
I hate all this stuff.
Damn!!

This is bad news to some people.

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=799934.msg9527319#msg9527319 date=1320977085]I gbadun am too o.
Our love eh
"Lose" hope, dont o.[/quote]No wahala. Ore mi nko?
bami ki o.

Desola:
Hahaha. . . all this for me? Well, thank you. I am a Yoruba girl from isale eko so go figure. 32 years old? Why are you pushing me to my grave? Abeg o.

Are you more yoruba than me?
If you are not 32 then something must be wrong with your abnormal growth.
Isale eko ke? Omo jati jati ni e.
I wonder how many people you go don fight and shuk bottle for peckham.
You be real gutter chick. Nothing clean comes out from your mouth, hoodrat.

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=799934.msg9527309#msg9527309 date=1320976813]LOL You continue to sound like him everiday.
Crush ke? I'm not a coogar, he's my junior, dear.
You sef wan join catfight??[/quote]Ileke bawo ni jare.
I no be ezeuche at all.
I just gbadun una online love and quarell.
Una for produce Arochukwu and Ekiti hybrid for the unity of this country.
I never loose hope at all for una.

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=799934.msg9527275#msg9527275 date=1320975988]gist me the time and day.
All hell will break loose that day.

Relax101 and alj harem reminds me of EzeUche and Sjeezy. Always asking for each other's address. Twill be a fearful fight[/quote]No, that guy is always on skinny jeans.
Letme him r0t anywhere he is.
You had a crush on EzeUche.

Desola:
Must be yours o, remember the c.u.m all over your face earlier. You need to go and have a good rinse!

Hahaha. . .you are scraping the bottom of the barrell now. I said let's call it a Biafran win.

This girl na real gutter and ghetto girl rolled in one super cumbo. No correct sense dey her head at all. 32yrs old for that matter.

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=799934.msg9527231#msg9527231 date=1320974917]You want to commit murder because of NL?[/quote]I will deal with him in real life. No joke.

alj harem:
Not to lie, I know but I must still point that out. I was reading some his blogs last year or so, just to find out that he was the ethnic bigot that turned Nairaland upside down. Quite shameful if you ask me.

As for you, I don't want to discuss with you on this thread, I have told you times without Number i have no OTHER USERNAMES apart from my alj usernames, and step1 which I used to create love and ethnic harmony between Yorubas and Igbos in Lagos. Go read step1's post and tell otherwise.

Afam4eve is a mod, he can tell my other usernames can't he ? Why has he not exposed them yet ? I am waiting

You are so evil and an agent of the devil. I will start with someone like you.
I dnt have the time to dig out the stoopiiddd post you ve posted here and never will.
You go about posting hate threads to achieve nothing but hate! hate!! and hate!!!
If you are man enough drop your address, you f00l.

Enjoyo has been the most reasonable female poster of recent.

coogar:
mekuxxxx was a serial w@nker personified.
in all fairness, some of his igbo kinsmen criticized him too for some of the outlandish comments he used to post.
mekuxxxxxx couldn't have been human. he's a spambot!

Everyone here got tired of Mekuxxxx but Alh Harem had other usernames, He used to create stupid threads.
The mods on this site have been so partial.

alj harem:
I was on Nairaland 2005 and 2006 but did not form any login. The political discussion then was not far different from what we have now.

The so called bloggers back then like Nchara a well known blogger on political issues is still here and in fact HE started what we have here today "Igbo bs Yoruba fight"

Nchara the blogger formed usernames such as Akin egba, adamawaturf, mekuuxxx, south east, chino11, etc Just to cause ethnic discord.

My guess is as much as  yours, Why would an educated well known blogger do such ? Yes !

There are still things you can gain from the political section IF you chose to. You just have to learn to avoid some certain threads.

I have told you to give me your address.
You eddiott that has opened almost 1000 user-names. You accuse people like you the saint.
You foolish boko haram dolt.

By Laja Thomas & DAPO AKINREFON
LAGOS— National coordinator of Oodua Peoples Congress, OPC, Otunba Gani Adams, has called on Federal Government to rescind its decision on the planned removal of fuel subsidy.

Also leadership of National Association of Nigerian Students, NANS, has kicked against the planned removal of subsidy from petroleum products by the Federal Government.

Adams argued that the removal of the subsidy will lead to inflation in the economy, adding that Nigeria cannot bear any irrational economic ideology that would make lives difficult for the people.

The former NANS leaders in a statement by Ogaga Ifowodo, Abdul Mahmud , Nasiru Kura, all former NANS Presidents, said “if subsidy does exist as claimed by the government, then it was fabricated by and for those who allocate or own oil blocks and petroleum import licences.”

It does not subsidise living for the masses, who groan daily from the penal servitude of surviving on less than N150, a day to which their successive rulers have sentenced them.”


http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/11/gani-adams-enjoins-fg-to-reverse-on-subsidy/

A group of strong Igbo men and women - mostly professionals and serving/former public office holders - have condemned in strong terms the incessant and targetted killings of their kinsmen in the Northern part of Nigeria.


The group called Igboville is an Igbo-only social network with over 3,600 members in Nigeria and the Diaspora. It has no political affiliation but firmly focused on all aspects of Igbo life, well being and progress.

Below is the text of their Press Release:
"We the members of Igboville wish to condemn in the strongest term possible the continuing targeting and killing of Igbo men, women and children living or working in parts of the North.

Most worrisome is the targeting and killing of Igbo youth corpers who were posted to the North to serve their fatherland. While we are yet to come to terms with the gruesome and heartless murder of Ikechukwu Ukeoma and his colleagues last April, our attention has been drawn to the merciless killing of Eucharia Remmy and others in Damaturu, Yobe State. It is totally unacceptable and MUST stop forthwith.

On behalf of Igbo professionals in Nigeria and the Diaspora, we hereby demand the following:
1. NYSC should immediately cancel the posting of any Igbo person to the volatile areas of the North. Obviously, neither the NYSC nor the state governments can guarantee their safety.
2. All Igbos currently serving in the volatile areas of the north should be re deployed to the South East, South West or South South, till security conditions improve.
3. Employers and NYSC should not sanction Igbo Corpers that abandoned their primary assignments because of security concerns. Life first.
4. The governors of south east states should immediately meet with their northern counterparts to map out strategies to ensure the security of life and properties of Ndigbo living in the North. Immediate evacuation of those in harms way should be carried out without further delay.
5. The federal and relevant state governments should ensure adequate compensation for our people who lost their lives and properties in recurring violence across the North.

While we continue to believe and have hope in one Nigeria, that is the greatest country in the world, we will not support the blood of Ndigbo being used to water the tree of Nigeria unity. We have shown sufficient faith in the Nigerian project and that explains why our people are in all nooks and crannies of Nigeria spreading development, peace and love. Those targeting Ndigbo are basically targeting ONE Nigeria. We should not allow them to win.

Igboville is therefore calling on all Igbo youths and groups to please avoid acts of retaliation in any form. We are christians and our traditions strongly forbid blood shed.

We are also calling on the federal government of Nigeria led by Dr Goodluck Jonathan to rise to it's responsibility of protection of lives and properties of Ndigbo and Nigerians. Every necessary measure must be taken to preserve life and defeat the insurgents, who represent nothing but darkness.

The federal government should also as a matter of urgency convene a National Conference involving all nationalities that make up Nigeria. This will enable all aggrieved groups and interests table their issues for discussion and remedy. We cannot continue to pretend that all is well with our unity. Not when active war is being levied on the Federal Republic by a group whose best stated objective is to carve out an Islamic Republic from our current structure. We believe that it is the duty of the federal government to create an avenue for demands such as that to be peacefully tabled and discussed in the spirit of oneness and brotherly love.

God Bless Igboville

God Bless Ndigbo

God Bless Nigeria."

Signed for Igboville (https://www./igboville/)

Emeka Maduewesi (USA)
Emeka Chuks Obinnwa (UK)
Uche Onuh Lucas (NIGERIA)
Uzoamaka Jennifer (NIGERIA)
Valentine Uche Chukwuma (USA)
Maria Afikpo Chic (NIGERIA)
Okafor Udoka (UK)
Godwin Endi Okorie. (NIGERIA)
Nelo Fina (NIGERIA)
Inno Uzuh (NIGERIA)
Mbaekwe Amobi (UAE)
Johnson Okeagu Abiriba (GERMANY)
Ukaegbu E. Ukaegbu (USA)
Eneh Victor Chigozie (NIGERIA)
Mary Ikoku (NIGERIA)
Nnanyelugo Ani (NIGERIA)
Ethel Onoh (ITALY)
Ngozi U. Chigbundu (NIGERIA)
Nze Anizor (NIG)
Uju Nwokorobia (USA)
Eresi Grace Okoh (IRELAND)
Philip Akwari (IRELAND)
Nkechi Violet (NIGERIA)
Ogbonnaya Agwu (NIG)
Uchechukwu Enyidi (NIG)
Camilus Ogechukwu U (USA)
Samuel Kalu (NIG)
Gaius Onu Ndukwe Onu (NIG)
Elvis Nwachukwu (USA)
Afam BC Nnaji (NIG)
Kachi Eluigwe (USA)
Chin AKano (UK)
Chris Ojinnaka (NIG)
Ndubuisi Ojimadu (NIG)
Paul Kalu (NIG)
Christopher Chineme (NIG)
Joseph Inem (USA)
Onyemaechi Nwamba (NIG)
Nick Nwauda (USA)
Onuoha Kingsley Chuks (NIG)
Sandra Paul Nenye (NIG)
Chijioke Ogbonna (NIG)
Benjamin Emenike David (UAE)
Daniel Elombah (USA)
Frank Ogugua Okoye (NIG)
Chidi Okonta (NIG)
Kingsley Uzoaganodi (NIG)
Grace Iwuagwu (NIG)
Kachi Eluigwe (NIG)
John Okoroni (NIG)
Hon. Nelda Chioma (NIG)
Johnpaul Edochie (NIG)
Iyk JP Igwe (UK)
Simon Ufomba
Chukwuemeka Eric Chukwuemeka (NIG)
Joy Okefi Babatunde (NIG)
Shawn Joe (NIG)
Larry Iloh (UK)
Prince Emeka Ezeani (NIG)
Hon. Obinna Kelechi Oliaku (FINLAND)
Okwudili Michael (NIG)
Xavier Ikeche (NIG)
Augustus CJ Chijioke (NIG)
Stella Ude (NIG)
Chukwuma Christopher Osaji (NIG)
Obichi Ikechi (USA)
Damian Uchenna Ugwuanyi (NIG)
Maxwell Ohtugo (Netherland)
Orji Chigozie Udemezue (NIG)
J Duke Anago (UK)
John Obasi (Hong Kong)
Eresi Emole (NIG)
John Okiyi Kalu (NIG)
Kelechi Nwagbaraocha (NIG)
Obinna Ukwueze (NIG)
Charles Okoronkwo (NIG)
Benneth Ikenna Abanihe (NIG)
Socrates Ebo (NIG)
Hrm Eze Akuenwebe Emechebe (SA)
Mazi Yako (NIG)
Uju Nwankwo (NIG)
Chinnaya Mba (USA)
Amechi Benson Ugwu (UK)
Nnaemeka Franklin Ugwoke (NIG)
Aguzuru Magnus Valentine (NIG)
Mitt Okorie (UK)
Pascal Zubby (NIG)
Chidiebere Sunday (NIG)
Matthew Mbanaja (NIG)
Uchenna Ezima (NIG)
Kingsley Okigbo (NIG)
Uju Muolokwu Nwolum (NIG)
Ugochukwu Ogbonna (NIG)
Chambee Excel Chigozieh (NIG)
Eze Christopher (NIG)
Uchenna Chester Azubuike (NIG)
Eric Uchenna Chimara (NIG)
Emeka Ibe (NIG)
Ben Ireke (Malaysia)
Camilius Egeni (USA)


http://transparencyng.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=5711%3Aigboville-says-no-to-incessant-targetted-killings-of-ibos-in-north&catid=139%3Apress-release&Itemid=131

LONDON (AFP) – Oil giant Shell should commit $1 billion (700,000 euros) as a first step to clean up the Niger Delta following two devastating oil spills in 2008, rights groups said Thursday.

Shell has accepted responsibility for the spills in the southern Nigerian state of Ogoniland that affected the Bodo fishing community and has agreed to pay compensation, which is currently being decided in the British courts.

But Amnesty International and the Centre for Environment, Human Rights and Development (CEHRD) accused Shell in a report of failing to act quickly enough to fix the damage and demanded the Anglo-Dutch group make the billion-dollar contribution.

“It is time this multi-billion-dollar company owns up, cleans up and pays up,” said Aster van Kregten, Nigeria researcher for London-based Amnesty International.

“Shell’s failure to promptly stop and clean up oil spills in Bodo has devastated the lives of tens of thousands of people.”

A spokesman for Shell’s Nigerian operations insisted discussions were underway with the government to establish a clean-up fund for the Niger Delta and said efforts had been made to clean up after the Bodo spills.

Ogoniland has been blighted by oil pollution for decades and a landmark UN environment agency report released in August said the region might require the world’s biggest ever clean-up.

The United Nations Environment Programme report called for the oil industry and the Nigerian government to contribute $1 billion for a clean-up fund.

Thursday’s report however focused solely on the Bodo spills of 2008.

The Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria (SPDC), the Shell subsidiary which operates a joint venture in Nigeria in which the state oil company has a major stake, insisted its bid to clean up after the spills had been hampered.

“The reality is that our efforts to undertake (a) clean-up in Bodo have been hampered by the repeated impact of saboutage and bunkering spills,” the tapping of pipelines to steal oil, said an SPDC spokesman.

But van Kregten said: “This claim has been strongly disputed by the communities and NGOs who point out that the process of collecting data on oil spills is flawed.”

The SPDC spokesman said the subsidiary was already implementing many of the recommendations in the report.

“SPDC is committed to working with the Nigerian government and other stakeholders to improve the environment in the Niger Delta,” he said.


http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/11/shell-must-pay-1-bn-for-niger-delta-clean-up-group/

By Samuel Oyadongha, Yenagoa
Four persons were killed Wednesday night in Yenagoa the Bayelsa State capital in a renewed orgy of violence reportedly unleashed by suspected cultists while several others sustained gunshot injuries.

The violent attack, which occurred in the densely populated Ekeki suburb of Yenagoa in the heart of the capital city at about 7pm caused serious pandemonium in the troubled capital city as residents scamper for safety.

Though the reason for the attack could not be ascertained, it was gathered that some youths suspected to be cultists armed with the deadly AK 47 in a mafiaso styled operation drove into the Ekeki suburb which is host to the major motor park in the state capital and embarked on shooting spree.

Two persons were reportedly hit by the invaders bullets, killing them on the spot while two others sustained serious gunshot wound and later gave up the ghost at the Federal Medical Centre where they were taken for treatment.

The reverberating sound of gunshots that shattered the night forced most of the relaxation spots and retail outlets within the vicinity of the violent attack to hurriedly shutdown.

Motorists approaching the Ekeki suburb of Yenagoa on the Chief Melford Okilo road were forced to make u-turn and drove against traffic while some abandoned their vehicles and took to their heels for fear of being caught in the cross fire.

Also residents relaxing outside their homes were forced to beat quick retreat to the comfort of their bedroom for fear of being hit by flying bullet.

However the timely intervention of men of the Joint Task Force for the Niger Delta codenamed Operation Restore Hope and the police prevented the situation from resulting in the death of more persons.

Three suspects were reportedly arrested by the security operatives who not only succeeded in repealing the rampaging gun-totting youths but ensure the return of normalcy in the area.

This reporter who visited the scene of the attack observed armed policemen conducting stop and search of every vehicle and passersby at the intersection connecting Azikoro road and Chief Melford Okilo rape while armed soldiers were patrolling the area.

Contacted the state Police Public Relations Officer, Mr. Eguavoen Emokpae confirmed the incident.

According to him, four persons were killed and three suspects had been arrested and helping the police in its ongoing investigation.

His words, “I can authoritatively confirm that four persons were killed . Two died on the spot of the attack while two later died in the hospital. Three suspects were arrested and they are helping the command in ongoing investigation while we are on the trail of others.”

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/11/four-killed-others-injured-in-fresh-bayelsa-shooting/

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Nneka ft Nas.


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Her live performances awesome.



After Fela Kuti and Bob Marley Nneka holds the title as the most inspiring musician ever.
Yes, I love her to death.

She's the[b] Number one[/b] in Nigeria in my book. No one else comes close.


She has the best rating on Youtube. She's loved by all. Both black and white.


Nneka, ME cherish your music.

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I love my baby girl. She's the best Nigeria can offer.

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Lagos – The Ghana Investment Promotion Centre (GIPC) says Nigeria’s total number of registered projects in Ghana from September 1994 to June 2011 were 184 estimated at 1.5 billion dollars (N225 billion).

Mr George Aboagye, the Chief Executive Officer of the agency, made this known on Wednesday at the Ghana-Nigeria Business Forum held at the ongoing 2011 Lagos International Trade Fair.

Aboagye said that Nigeria’s investment in Ghana was also expected to grow by 500 million dollars by 2015.

He said that Nigeria’s investments were in the agriculture, manufacturing, building, liaison service, tourism, general and export trade sectors of the Ghanaian economy.

Aboagye said that Nigeria was his country’s fifth and sixth largest source of investment in terms of value and number of projects registered respectively.

He said that the relations between the two countries had been very warm, cordial and beneficial.

“Ghana is richly endowed with human and natural resources.

“These resources present numerous business opportunities in oil and gas, agriculture, manufacturing, tourism, energy and property development,” Aboagye said.

He said that the priority sectors for investments in Ghana were oil and gas services, energy, infrastructure, agriculture, manufacturing, tourism, ICT and financial services.

Aboagye said that Nigerians had the type of entrepreneurship that Ghana would be looking up to.

“If a Nigerian comes to do business, the knowledge and experience he has will be very useful to Ghana,” he said. (NAN)


http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/11/gip-puts-nigerias-projects-in-ghana-at-1-5bn/

^^^^Hey, I thought you have a crush on Flavour Nabania. Abi you know like am again?

9jaganja:
Isn't it interesting that the same people that jumps on Yorubas' throats are the same people referring to "southerners" with the quantifier "we"?

There is no "we" in "southern" Nigeria. Unless you are referring to geographical south which leaves a vague statement with the quantifier "we". So who are "we",  And no I am not a southerner only when I am being pitched against northern Nigeria,  

The funny trend now is for doom writers and half baked "social engineers" to refer to Westerners, Easterners, Southerners, Middle belters as "we southerner" whenever there is a problem in the North as if the average Hausa man doing Bambiala on the streets of Lagos or manning your gate is the cause of their problems. I guess Alison Madueke and Bankole are "North" (note not northerners),


I don't look for unity to define an enemy; I define unity to defeat an enemy and[b] North is not the enemy,[/b]

Who is the enemy?
Are you saying corruption and ethno-religious tolerance are the same.

I believe the writer is talking about the brutal killings taking place in the north every other time.

[quote author=ekt_bear link=topic=799122.msg9510078#msg9510078 date=1320798537]Babatunde Raji Fashola. The Lion of Africa[/quote]The lion of the Lagos.

^^^ hey Amaka, Hw r u?

Newly appointed manager of the Super Eagles, Stephen Keshi has looked inwards and invited Nigeria Premier League hot shot, Jude Aneke to replace injured West Bromwich Albion striker, Osaze Odemwingie who has been ruled out of the two international friendly matches between Zambia and Botswana.

Aneke, a Kaduna United goal monger, who has emerged Nigeria’s all-time highest goal scorer having netted 20 goals this season, with two matches to go, will welcome the new development as life-time opportunity to impress the new Super Eagles gaffer who will be overseeing the team for the first time after taking over from Samson Siasia who was sacked after failing to qualify the the team for the 2012 Africa Cup of Nations in Gabon and Equatorial Guinea.

Aneke was recently decamped by the Nigeria Olympic team coach, Austin Eguavoen in preference for a Bangladesh-based player

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/11/keshi-replaces-osaze-with-aneke/

Biko nu o,  Ihe ikwuru bu na Ano ma chu nwanyi.
O soso nde nwoke juru na tiredia. tufiakwa! lol.


Wete any girl for testing  oya ga gwa gi ihe ohuru egbe anyi mecha ihe ndi agadi neme na bedroom.

Chei, edemede igbo m joru njo. Oge ti kwam na nsogbu. chei!

Pres elect, Muna creamy no ugbwua. Ono na kitchen. Onwero ozi?

As You celebrate your birthday, Pls ban this guys that bring up tribal post on every thread.

Beaf:
Is it possible to build a refinery in a year? It doesn't sound quite right to me, or is it just a tiny one?

The building of this refinery didnt start ytday.

anonymous6:
OMG, where did you get that information from, LoL. Maybe you mean non-yoruba & non-hausa women I guess but Yoruba women, I don't think so.

The best looking Yoruba women only go for yoruba men(and the best of the group at times), they rarily run after igbo men; most yoruba families won't allow their daughters to be with igbo men. Lastly yoruba women rarily go for oyinbo men(it happens but it is so small compared to other females of other tribes in Nigeria that go for oyinbo), i[b]f a Yoruba women does go for men outside their tribe it is mostly hausa or edo men not Igbo men[/b].

Where did u get this nonsense from?