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TV/Movies › Re: Depiction Of Nigerians In "District 9" by rhymz(m): 5:25am On Sep 27, 2009
@Oseiwe,not even one of the black bunch in that movie is nigerian,they are all southafricans of xhosa origin.What an insult!And to think that we ve Nigerians or maybe they re not,adding insult to injury dey even scatter my dada.Many ppl lack perspectives in the way they argue,Dora don turn to God wey go solve all the nigerian wahala b4 she go do her job as info minister,even if U hate the woman,do U ve to condemn her for doing a good job.I tire for all these loserz,Nigeria dis,Nigeria that,Ngwanu do U own,Mbannu!They just want to condemn.Abeg!U guyz should either shape up or ship out!
TV/Movies › Re: Depiction Of Nigerians In "District 9" by rhymz(m): 5:23am On Sep 27, 2009
@Oseiwe,not even one of black bunch in that movies all southafrican of xhosa origin.What an insult!And to think that we ve Nigerians or maybe they re not,adding insult to injury dey even scatter my dada.Many ppl lack perspective in the way they argue,Dora don turn to God wey go solve all the nigerian wahala b4 she go do her job as info minister,even if U hate the woman,do U ve to condemn her for doing a good job.I tire for all these loserz,Nigeria dis,Nigeria that,Ngwanu do U own,Mbannu!They just want to condemn.Abeg!U guyz should either shape up or ship out!
Phones › Re: Opera Mini 5 Is Finally Here! by rhymz(m): 4:28am On Sep 27, 2009
guyz seriously men i dont see the big deal with dis stuf besidz d speed all other stuf is bleeped even the copy and past function is not working well/after copying i go to my note to paste but the feature just wont come by far 2.06 and its likes are way berrer than all these 4.2 and bleeped op5 so much noise and efizy.[color=][/color][color=][/color]
Romance › Re: Why Are Men So Obsessed With Women's Virginity? by rhymz(m): 2:22pm On Sep 26, 2009
Sth times I wonder who actually can be considered a virgin,some time ago,I read in a foreign mag how young middle eastern girls go to hospital in London to operate on thier vagina to keep the hymen intact as if it had not been touched because their culture demands that for them to be properly married they ve to be virgins.What many ppl don't know is that U can't tell for a fact if a woman is a virgin by merely looking at the hymen cos she could ve had sex and still do job on her vagina and the hymen will luk intact,in essence,all am saying is that it's useless anyway cos it has no effect on a woman's suitability for marriage.Like I said b4,they re hardwork that always miscontrue any attempt to discuss sex.
@Poster,I don't know which men U re talking abt but most men I know don't give a hoot abt a gal's virginity,I personally don't like be the one to de-flower a gal,it's a fucking bond that I don't fink i Wanna go into,I would rather not ve her blood soil my bed and her sobbing and sulking like i just raped her,call me weird but I can't stand a woman moaning in pain and bleeding 4rm d yansh(lol,don't mind me) like am doing sth violent to her yansh(lol,again.Ignore Me jare).So virgins can take thier virginity to the priest ,real guyz don't see the big deal innit anyway!
Phones › Re: Opera Mini 5 Is Finally Here! by rhymz(m): 1:37pm On Sep 26, 2009
Guyz abeg,I need help wif the installation,the stuf just wont install on ma fone and how do i copy and paste with operamini 4.2
Phones › Re: Opera Mini 5 Is Finally Here! by rhymz(m): 12:39pm On Sep 26, 2009
Guyz abeg,I need help wif the installation,the stuf just wont install on ma fone and how do i copy and paste with operamini 4.2
TV/Movies › Re: Depiction Of Nigerians In "District 9" by rhymz(m): 11:46am On Sep 26, 2009
@RSA and Smokie and Zulu,now let's talk abt the realities in SA,I am going to start with Ur next door neighbor,Zimbabwe,back before the government had a confrontation with thier colonial Masters,Zimbabwe,which is also a rainbow country used to be like Ur SA until Mugabe decided to redistribute lands which the white inherited 4rm the apartheid regime and gave it to the black freedom fighters,he further questioned the dominance of the Whites in the agricultural sector and other sectors of the economy then all hell broke loose,the europeans showed the government who the real boss was,they made sure foreign direct investment came to a halting stop,developed a propaganda machine against the FG of zimbabwe,stopped every foreign aid to that country,even lobbied other countries to cut ties with them and there was capital flight from that country,2day that country is in the doldrums,financial sector is a joke,the economy is in comatose,U of inflation rates that run upto a hundred millions, all becoz they won't accept the post colonial status quo which was not different from the colonial dayz.When I see SAfricans make silly claims,I just say to myself what's the use,if 80% of SA economy is controlled by the minority white,if 2moro these white guyz are pissed,there can always be a way to tame U guyz by thier non participation and withdrawal of thier investments in SA,how many real(black) SAfricans live in the good areas of SA,a majority of them live in squalid townships where 80% of the crimes in SA actually happen,an average black SA is illiterate,criminally minded and xenophobic,the rate of violent crimes in SA is the highest and most of them are xenophobic in nature,many of the SA that stay in those townships are worse than the Nigerian fraudsters,these ppl kill at the slightest provocation,2yrz ago one of my Uncles was killed in SA,reason being that nigerians were selling their wares cheaper and were making them lose customers,losers that can't stand competitive wits.Rape to them,especially young underage girls is a way of getting rid of HIV,bunch of paedos,no wonder they have the worst rate of the virus when even thier president showed an example of that believe.Before U ppl open Ur mouth and curse Naija solve Ur unending problems,don't foam in the mouth at Naija,ask for answers from Ur slave masterz,afterall,to U all they are Ur messiahs without them U guyz are minced meat.Watha Bleep!
@All,that guy Shesi,is ghanaian disguising to be a nigerian,I ve had confrotations with the bastard in a thread where he and his Ghanaian crooks tried to bash Naija,I shut him up and he fled,there a lot of them here on NL.
TV/Movies › Re: Depiction Of Nigerians In "District 9" by rhymz(m): 9:46am On Sep 26, 2009
@RSA and Smokie and Zulu,since we are in the mood to put down eachother's countries let's start with the movies,first and foremost,District 9 is not even a wholly RSA movie,who dash monkey banana,hardly is there any SA movie that's wholly southafrican,even the whites there that somehow manage to do an averagely good movie don't see themselves as SAfricans let alone africans,why should they anyway,they re realy not africans just european reps and proxies protecting thier native country's interest.Until I see a wholly SAcan movie with real SAcans from producerz,directors,actors to the technical crew then shut the hell up, U aint got shit to say abt Nigerian film industry because in reality,they re wholly Nigerian/African films,that's why Ur illiterate grannies can relate with it and Ur educated white gay ass masters foam in the mouth at the mere thought of it's penetration inspite of thier American sponsored abstract movies that tell white ppl stories.Truth is,most of the times when I see a SA a movie it usually comes across as a hollywood wanna-be,just thrillz,sound and technology with actors that can hardly be called Africans.Maybe U don't know,At the world stage if U want to talk abt africa's development in movie making and entertainment,Nigeria and Ghana will come up first,SA won't even come a distant 3rd cos thier movie industry is anything but African.Abi na for music,U don't want me to go there,I know!Nigerians are very good at what they do,we don't need a white man's approval to take entertainment in Africa to the Next level,with the right funding,I can bet my ishi zik that Nigeria will do a better job than the try-hard to look like hollywood movies U churn out.The next time U re goina talk shit abt Nigeria,talk with facts,stay tuned while we talk abt Ur white dominated Economy in my next post,shitbreaks!
Politics › Re: Finally Sony Apologise To Nigeria (but Rejected) by rhymz(m): 10:22pm On Sep 25, 2009
@Chizzyjay, Abeg thanx for telling those idiots shut up,most of em are not even Nigerians,i ve caught a lot of em like that here on Nairaland disguising as Nigerians just becoz they want thier share of the nigerian bashing,I know em when I see em.
Politics › Re: Finally Sony Apologise To Nigeria (but Rejected) by rhymz(m): 10:19pm On Sep 25, 2009
@Chizzyjay, Abeg thanx for telling those idiots shut up,most of em are not even Nigerians,i ve caught a lot of em like that here on Nairaland disguising as Nigerians just becoz they want thier share of the nigerian bashing,I know em when I see em.
Politics › Re: Finally Sony Apologise To Nigeria (but Rejected) by rhymz(m): 9:49pm On Sep 25, 2009
@Kosovo,may Amadioha strike U with tripplet of bush babies,facking genetic garbage like U trying to talk shit.What Ve U done for this country than sit down and criticize,stupid nitwit that talks without the aid of his brains,U better crawl back to the gutter U strolled out from,facking sell-out.
Politics › Re: Finally Sony Apologise To Nigeria (but Rejected) by rhymz(m): 9:46pm On Sep 25, 2009
@Kosovo,may Amadioha strike U with tripplet of bush babies,facking genetic garbage like U trying to talk shit.What Ve U done for this country than sit down and criticize,stupid nitwit that talks without the aid of his brains,U better crawl back to the gutter U strolled out from,facking sell-out.
Politics › Re: Finally Sony Apologise To Nigeria (but Rejected) by rhymz(m): 9:24pm On Sep 25, 2009
@Kobo,U ve come again to this thread to spew Ur smelling guts.Like i will always tell U,U re a good-for-nothing siddon talk clueless critic with a slave mentality,U can continue to kiss white ass for Ur daily bread,Nigerians don't give a fackin mess,just keep Ur "it's ok,i-deserve-the-insults" gist to Urself,maybe tell it to Ur childrien when thier white friends call em monkeys.We re way above that lvl where in order to sound intellectually liberal and oyiboyish,we just accept any shit in whateva guise.Shove Ur shitty opinions off Ur ass,we don't need em.
Politics › Re: Finally Sony Apologise To Nigeria (but Rejected) by rhymz(m): 9:22pm On Sep 25, 2009
@Kobo,U ve come again to this thread to spew Ur smelling guts.Like i will always tell U,U re a good-for-nothing siddon talk clueless critic with a slave mentality,U can continue to kiss white ass for Ur daily bread,Nigerians don't give a fackin mess,just keep Ur "it's ok,i-deserve-the-insults" gist to Urself,maybe tell it to Ur childrien when thier white friends call em monkeys.We re way above that lvl where in order to sound intellectually liberal and oyiboyish,we just accept any shit in whateva guise.Shove Ur shitty opinions off Ur ass,we don't need em.
Politics › Re: Finally Sony Apologise To Nigeria (but Rejected) by rhymz(m): 8:46pm On Sep 25, 2009
@Kosovo,are U here to make silly misplaced jokes or give meaningful views,incase U 4get,there's a thread for Ur dry jokes,U fit manage get one or two lafz there.*frowns and walks closer with a cane in his hand*
Politics › Re: Finally Sony Apologise To Nigeria (but Rejected) by rhymz(m): 8:32pm On Sep 25, 2009
I watched with disgust the the appalling nonsense that the chinco luking Sony exec was spewing on air in the name of apology,Dam!That was one helluva botched attempt at apologizing.There wasn't anything to suggest he was actually apologizing to Nigerians,facking general statement to me,boring hokus pokus,wat dat hell did he mean by,"some ppl re offended" that guy must be high on some cheap chinco whiskey or sth as if there was any mention of another country's name in that brainless ad.And some clueless chapz here are foaming in the mouth at the Minister's reservation abt the apology.Abeg! If they want to apologize they should get off thier high horse and do it properly and stop insulting our sensitivities.
Romance › Re: Why Are Men So Obsessed With Women's Virginity? by rhymz(m): 7:43pm On Sep 24, 2009
I am a man and to me,Virgins re hardwork most of em can be very immature when it comes to the issue of sex.And besides marrying a virgin does't mean a man is shielded from the problems associated with marriage but that is not to say virgins do not make good wives,i would even love to have one for a wife but I aint waiting.
Politics › Re: Soludo Finally Declares His Anambra Governorship Ambition by rhymz(m): 5:38pm On Sep 24, 2009
@onlythetruth and bigjoe, U guyz are very correct abt Ngige's chances,2wks ago or so,I saw his campain trail here in Lagos at Agboju festac side,ngige has a lot of grassroot backing going on for him and like his campaign slogan,he's been tested and is trusted.Another thing he has going for him is the fact that he is in touch with the commonest man in the state,he's hands-on like Bigjo will say unlike Soludo who is seen as an elitist and Obi who comes across as lame-duck and not having a clue.However,Ngige is going to face very strong oppositions from both Soludo and Obi for the following reasons:
1.Obi is incumbent and as a result has state machineries at his disposal and as U ve rightly pointed he is using it to his advantage,who says propagander is no big deal,ask the US.
2.Soludo too has a very good precedence as a performer with very practicable lofty ideas most of which ve yielded very good results.He may be seen as elitist but we can't honestly say he's not porpular even at the grassroot.Then again we have to talk abt his platform,the PDP,knowing thier modus operandi and their antecedent past at electioneering,any opposition will shiver.Anyway,let the best man with the best wits win am at ease with the three of em but my fav is, u don't want to know!Lol
Politics › Re: Soludo Finally Declares His Anambra Governorship Ambition by rhymz(m): 2:04pm On Sep 24, 2009
@Babalawo,come on don't get personal,am not here to bandy words with any1,that's of no use,I would rather we exchanged ideas and views, Ur previous comments were obviously partisan and had some tribal rhetoric and sentiments(my opinion by the way) hence my first paragraph.When U say compromise test,I want to understand Ur context because to me,in practical terms,no1 in a high profile position can achieve results without having to compromise at certain aspect of ur job,sanusi is as human and imperfect just like soludo besides he's only spent months as CBN gov and like I hinted in my previous post I don't like his hawkish and hasty style of dealing with issues(my opinion though) but he too seems to ve compromised with his constant knack for islamic banking and constantly playing to the gallery but that's my opinion just like Ur assertions on soludo's compromise is your opinion.
Soludo is the best candidate for PDP let's give him a chance and stop picking bones.Besides,U might want to take Ur time to dot Ur I(s) and cross Ur T(s).
Politics › Re: Soludo Finally Declares His Anambra Governorship Ambition by rhymz(m): 2:01pm On Sep 24, 2009
@Babalawo,come on don't get personal,am not here to bandy words with any1,that's of no use,I would rather we exchanged ideas and views, Ur previous comments were obviously partisan and had some tribal rhetoric and sentiments(my opinion by the way) hence my first paragraph.When U say compromise test,I want to understand Ur context because to me,in practical terms,no1 in a high profile position can achieve results without having to compromise at certain aspect of ur job,sanusi is as human and imperfect just like soludo besides he's only spent months as CBN gov and like I hinted in my previous post I don't like his hawkish and hasty style of dealing with issues(my opinion though) but he too seems to ve compromise with his constant knack for islamic banking and constantly playing to the gallery but that's my opinion just like Ur assertions on soludo's compromise is your opinion.
Soludo is the best candidate for PDP let's give him a chance and stop picking bones.
Politics › Re: Soludo Finally Declares His Anambra Governorship Ambition by rhymz(m): 12:55pm On Sep 24, 2009
@Babalawo,obviously,Ur comments are not rational,U sound more like a tribalist to me trying to split hairs.
I Understand ppl's fear abt Soludo's choice of the PDP but come on guyz!If U were in his shoes,what choice will U make?As far as am concerned,in politics,the morally correct decisions are in most cases impracticable,any savvy politician irrespective of Ur political creed and moral principles will know that certain decisions in politics are taken not neccessarily because they re the right things to do but because they re politically expedient.Giving the remaining lame political parties besidez AC(Which incidently Ngige has a strong hold on),any right thinking politician will know PDP is the next best thing irrespective of thier shortcomings.The fact that the party bigwigs have decided to go against default by looking past ppl like Andy Uba to queue behind Soludo says a lot abt how the politics of that state has grown past the amala & ewedu politics we ve in Oyo state which is grappling with thesame problem.As far as I am concerned every political party in Nigeria is guilty of thesame sins the PDP is accused of.The election in lagos for instance was a case of who was better at rigging the elections and ultimately,AC had and still has an upper hand in Lagos,ask any objective political observer abt the elections in Lagos,the victory wasn't any different from those of the PDP's.Soludo is a breath of fresh air coming from the PDP,intelligent,has got the clout and the reach that's expected of a leader,has got experience in leadership and has an antecedent as a performer who won't want to support that.No matter how anyone tries to rubbish his success at the CBN,No1 can comfortably say he's not one of the best CBN governors Nigeria has produced.I personally ve faulted Sanusi's mafian methods which has even worsened the matter,after all the brouhaha what has he achieved so far,I guess he has learnt to keep a low key with sensitive decisions since after that stupid alarm which is still in court.I don't want to start discussing the CBN and its policy issues that's should be for another thread,however,those critics of Soludo saying shit,should come up with detail explanation of how Soludo has been indicted in the problem facing the financial sector,let's not just do that stupid bandwagon criticisms without understanding the politics at play in the financial Sector.Anambarians goodluck with the election,God bless Us all!
Politics › Re: Soludo Finally Declares His Anambra Governorship Ambition by rhymz(m): 12:54pm On Sep 24, 2009
@Babalawo,obviously,Ur comments are not rational,U sound more like a tribalist to me trying to split hairs.
I Understand ppl's fear abt Soludo's choice of the PDP but come on guyz!If U were in his shoes,what choice will U make?As far as am concerned,in politics,the morally correct decisions are in most cases impracticable,any savvy politician irrespective of Ur political creed and moral principles will know that certain decisions in politics are taken not neccessarily because they re the right things to do but because they re politically expedient.Giving the remaining lame political parties besidez AC(Which incidently Ngige has a strong hold on),any right thinking politician will know PDP is the next best thing irrespective of thier shortcomings.The fact that the party bigwigs have decided to go against default by looking past ppl like Andy Uba to queue behind Soludo says a lot abt how the politics of that state has grown past the amala & ewedu politics we ve in Oyo state which is grappling with thesame problem.As far as I am concerned every political party in Nigeria is guilty of thesame sins the PDP is accused of.The election in lagos for instance was a case of who was better at rigging the elections and ultimately,AC had and still has an upper hand in Lagos,ask any objective political observer abt the elections in Lagos,the victory wasn't any different from those of the PDP's.Soludo is a breath of fresh air coming from the PDP,intelligent,has got the clout and the reach that's expected of a leader,has got experience in leadership and has an antecedent as a performer who won't want to support that.No matter how anyone tries to rubbish his success at the CBN,No1 can comfortably say he's not one of the best CBN governors Nigeria has produced.I personally ve faulted Sanusi's mafian methods which has even worsened the matter,after all the brouhaha what has he achieved so far,I guess he has learnt to keep a low key with sensitive decisions since after that stupid alarm which is still in court.I don't want to start discussing the CBN and its policy issues that's should be for another thread,however,those critics of Soludo saying shit,should come up with detail explanation of how Soludo has been indicted in the problem facing the financial sector,let's not just do that stupid bandwagon criticisms without understanding the politics at play in the financial Sector.Anambarians goodluck with the election,God bless Us all!
Politics › Re: Soludo Finally Declares His Anambra Governorship Ambition by rhymz(m): 10:58am On Sep 24, 2009
This is a welcome development in the polity of Anambra state.Anambra and Oyo State have alwayz been of interest to me but unfortunately the latter has continued to be on the downside.Events in Anambra State have thrown very interesting results that ve led to history in Nigeria.Peter Obi might not be politically savvy like Ngige but he is one dogged politician that has open up new frontier in our political terrain,one very clear message to unserious politicians and political parties that do not see elections as a means to good leadership.Consequent to the legality and illagality of election results and the accompanying turn of events by the verdict of the court concerning the propriety of the election in Anambra state,this has taught politicians and Political party especially the PDP,that fielding any ignoramus in the name of party flagbearer is going to be to their dentriment and a political suicide.I strongly disagree with Nigerians that has flawed Soludo's intention,infact,I think it's high time professionals started taking some real political positions,the polity has been left for too long in the hands of political jobbers and ignoramus.Nigerians like Soludo with the right qualities of leadership should be encouraged,enough of this childish whinnings,this is a big plus for that state and Naija as a whole,to even think there re ppl in PDP that want a change is also a positive sign.Let's watch and see,so far,i like the candidates flexing thier muscles for that state, may God bless Naija.
Business › Re: Coca-Cola Closes The Last Concentrate Factory In Nigeria by rhymz(m): 10:42am On Sep 22, 2009
Men! The situation is apalling,Nigeria is dying a slow and painful death,sadly,all we can do is sit and watch.Am realy tired of endlessly criticizing and looking for sb to put the blame on.Nigeria today is a product of our collective past mistakes,our fathers,mothers,brothers,uncle,Aunty,friend everyone of us is guilty of Nigeria's downfall,we can't wish it away by blaming only government without conciously purging ourselves of corruption,virtually every nigerian in and out of this country have indulge in corruption in one way or the directly or indirectly.What Nigeria lacks is political Will to change.I watched helplessly how normal Nigerians not the constantly bashed elite struggle very hard to rig the elections after collecting crumbs from politicians.I don't think Government is the main problems,Nigerians like me and U re this country's worst problem,these corrupt leaderz couldn't ve succeeded in thier corrupt indulgence without ordinary Nigerians aiding and abeting them.Maybe we should start talking to the man we see in the mirror when we re standing in front one.If everyone plays thier own part to rid corruption,the multiplier effect won't make easy for any sane person to indulge without the the fear of getting caught.Let's all be the Change we need in this country.God bless Naija!
Politics › Re: Yar'adua Will Not Attend Un General Assembly by rhymz(m): 5:55am On Sep 21, 2009
Many of us here are missing the point,of course Yaradua realy would ve loved to attend these internationally diplomatic meetings but his failing health won't let him.We all saw this coming,the sick lame duck was too carried away by the prospects of being a president and neglected the effects it was going to have on his already paling health.From the so-called first 100 days to mark his achievement,I just knew Yaradua was bad news,it was so annoyingly obvious that the unwilling president was not in control of anything,he spends too much time attending to his health needs than to national issues,his lukeworm approach to urgent issues shows this guy is worst than a puppet,rarely shows up at anything,timidly taciturn and lacks the ability to inspire hope,the facking sicklying makes Obasanjo look good as a leader,we might all have hated the ol man and his guts but we can't honestly accuse him of inactions.These meetings are so important to Nigeria especially now that we are trying to give Nigeria a good image abroad but all these can't fit into the itineraries of the sickly president except of course it has to do with his declining state of health,with all sense of pity i doubt if that sick bloke will be able to stay alive till the end of this tenure.And yes,Yaradua has a low self-esteem,after his selection(by his cronies)which was fraught with illegality,election maneuvering and the usual INEC abracadabra which made him look like a lame-duck trying so hard to get credibility,one of the first countries he visited was the US,then Bush was the president,I was so disgusted by this man's mien,so tepid,obviously jittery & intimidated,there was nothing to suggest that the black guy on the side of president Bush was also a president elect,the scene was more like a master getting reports from a servant that has not performed well at a given task,Yaradua was so clueless,lacked confidence in his voice and yes so burnt up sitting on the hot seat at the white house.As far as i am concerned,Yaradua is another 4yrs draw back and fellow Nigerians both diasporans and locals must ensure that he does't get back there again.I rest my case,May God help this country.
Politics › Re: Kidnapping In The East Is The Revolt Of The Oppressed by rhymz(m): 7:22pm On Sep 01, 2009
Afam,i understand Ur points very well and they re very valid ones.However,i still think the problem goes beyond the mistrust as a result of the coup,i believe that even if the war or the coup never took place,the suituation won't be too different 4rm the present.Maybe most of us ve not yet observed the very unhealthy and destructive regional competiton in this country,it has very little to do with the war and past coup but has a lot to do with the survival of the fittest instict each president(esp 4rm the West and North) has run the Nigerian state to the benefit of thier own region since the war.It's like the war opened thier eyes to the posibilities they never thought existed and that with their region in power,anything can be influenced 4rm the National assembly to the ass-licking Governors(irrespective of thier tribe and allegiance) to the advantage of thier regions,remember that the Nigerian president is the most powerful president in the world when U take into cognizance his executive powers,no country's president has so much executive powers like the President of Nigeria.I still tell oponents to look at the direction of developmental projects,infrastructural development,Educational funding etc since after the war,U will be surprise that of the 3 regions(west,East and north) then,the subsequent Presidents have always favoured either the West or the North when it comes to Federal project.As if that was not enough,they sensed that the eastern region housed a lot of economically prospective fortunes,was culturally heterogeneous and was the region with the most independently-minded set of people,they capitalized on that and tricked them into splitting of the region and came up with a restless South-south region and an economically comatose South-East region.All these maneuverings have been possible all because since after the war,the western and northern region(who ve been the direct beneficiaries of federal power through thier stronghold on power) have tacitly alienated the people of the Eastern region in real positions of influence.Weeping up coup and War sentiments to me is just a hoax to cover the fact that there's a very destructive competition of "Dog eat Dog" going on among the regions.Take for instance the present day nigerian polity,one will think that people 4rm the North re in a hurried jostle for not just power again but the economy and the financial sector,from thier very ruthless biz men,like Dangote(the economy)whose biz module is to monopolize any aspect of the economy that he has interest in by throwing ethics to the gutterz , sabotaging competitors and driving them away with federal powerz and connections.Or the manner they keep mounting pressure on the FG to ve a large chunk of the Financial market and employment of different tactics to hoodwink the public while they take a controlling stake in Finances.Afam,my friend,my point in a nutshell is that the problem in the east has very little to do with past war and coup but a lot to do with the compositions of both the people,the landmass and resources and the cultural difference,in an effort to evenly distribute wealth and resources,greed and survival of the fittest instinct have taken the better part of the plan and that's why a non-easterner does't see anything wrong with the way the whole of the eastern region is treated.
Politics › Re: Kidnapping In The East Is The Revolt Of The Oppressed by rhymz(m): 4:25am On Sep 01, 2009
@Afam,while I agree with U on the fact that kidnaping under any circumstances can't be excused,I totally do not see Ur point in positing that the FG has cogent reasons to stunt the SE as a result of what happened in the sixties.I don't want to go into the intricasies of the politics of Nigeria in the sixties cos honestly to me I see no reason why that should be an excuse to continue to deliberately stunt the SE,if any1 lost out in that stupid war,it was the igbos,so why continue to hold some stupid sentiments.How can U Ok the fact that it's understandable to continue to bear grudges against a region due to some stupid unseen fear and then play down the spill-overs of these taming tactics by the FG.Let's Face the fact and stop weeping up unfounded sentiments,the igbos were not the first tribe to attempt seceesion both in Nigeria and the world,i believe the real problem lies in the illogically haphazard tripod manner in which Nigeria is constituted,this has made sure that instead of a healthy competition amongst regions,it has been a pull-him-down-to-go-up competition,where FG which ve always been from either the North or the West either deliberately kills the industries in not just the SE but the whole of the Eastern region or relocate them to benefit thier own region and give thier own region an advantageous edge.Why do U think industrialization and heavy development have been in these two directions,are U positing that they re so much guided by the so-called mistrust of the igbo ppl that it drives them to commit thesame mistake of trying to dominate the whole of the country?
The problem is more about a very unhealthy and destructive regional rivalry than some stupid pre-war blues,have U noticed that regions that ve not produced the president ve been the most neglected?ppl can continue to decieve themselves with that stupid reason but show me one tribe in this country that has not made such attempt before.May God bless Us.
Politics › Re: Kidnapping In The East Is The Revolt Of The Oppressed by rhymz(m): 11:26am On Aug 30, 2009
@texazzpete,i beg to disagree with U on Ur stance,while the igbo ppl are very independently minded and go abt thier businesses with riguor and optimism,we can't rule out the fact that of all the regions,the SE has been the target of a deliberate and systematic neglect,divestment,capital squeeze and industrial expansion containment fuelled by subsquent irresponsible governments both past and present.If U observe the economy of the SE,u will see that it's almost non-existent,majority of the ppl are either state government workers or traders,there's a widespread apathy amongst the ppl.Development is only concentrated on the towns and yet ppl see so much wealth.Why do U think igbos are scattered all over nigeria and beyond,the politics so far in this country is to dangle and hypnotise ppl with carrots only to take it back.These problems are not perculiar to SE alone but that of the SE is a handy work of the Centre to contain a ppl they see as ambitious,overbearing and too independently minded.The kidnappers U see 2day in the SE are jobless youths who ve been so frustrated by the system and ve taken a cue from thier neighbors in the SS.Until this Me,myself & I politics is put aside more regions will take the example.
Politics › Re: Obasanjo Feeds Daniel In A ''Ritualistic'' Manner by rhymz(m): 8:50am On Aug 30, 2009
As much as I hate d man Obj,i can't join d ppl dat re saying dis true,Na wa for nigerians O dis pic is purely a doctored or better still a photoshoped pic,dat stuf aint real.I could do dat myself.
Romance › Re: Face Book Wahala by rhymz(m): 8:42am On Aug 30, 2009
Abeg make Una free d guy biko(lol) even if im dey lie d stuf dey happen wella,me i be correct example sha.Hahahahaha, But Enokia dey post believable lie na!Hahahaha
Romance › Re: Face Book Wahala by rhymz(m): 7:56pm On Aug 29, 2009
This is kinda funny and it has happened to virtually every1 on FB,In my own case,my gf sent me a friend request and for like 2dayz,I was hesitant to accept it,i even had to make a post to ask for opinions whether to accept it or not,then i did some editing on my profile info,changed 4rm complicated to in a relationship and some other stuff before accepting he request.My worry was'nt even abt my r/ship status,it was abt the fact that she was goina be seeing some of my randy posts,U know as guyz na U wanna flirt sometymz wif d ladies,it can be fun but with her watchful eyes on my post i gat retreat and cut dat aspect of enjoyment but most tymz too it can be fun too.She has learnt not to take some of my postings seriously.
Romance › Re: Can You Date A 16 Year Old Girl? by rhymz(m): 5:29am On Aug 29, 2009
@daduke2k,thanx for pointing that out,am aware of that anyway but even at that,it's imperative to note that in a forum such as this,even if the topic is a ruse by the poster to get attention,we can't say people re not in such situations.If U ve read most of my comments,U will observe that i ve not based my arguement abt this issue on just moral grounds and unneccesssary sentiments and generalization that's why i ve a problem with the kid.In any civilized clime,when ppl debate(be you young or old),it's ok to disagree but U don't call ppl names,make unfounded generalizations or belittle ppl just because U want to make a point,that in itself,shows the person arguing lacks a proper grasp of the topic.I read the first set of Amaka's posts and honestly it was way disrespectful esp the way she tried to describe Nigeria and nigerian men and even went further to tag unfortunate Nigerian girls as bush girls,I was like,what does a kid btw 15,16,17 & 18 that does't even stay in nigeria know abt dis country that is making her so assertive with unfounded claims & wide guesses,calling ppl with differing opinions paedophiles,as a Nigerian(and a fellow igbo) and also as a human,i felt the kid had to be corrected before she spews her vomit on every1 even if it meant using up pages,Lol.Anyway thanx again.

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