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 Politics › Re: World's Ten Largest Militaries-photos by rhymz(m): 11:14am On Mar 28, 2013 |
i doubt if Nigeria's military budget is up to a billion dollars but could be one of the highest in Africa both in numbers and military financial budgets |
| Politics › Re: World's Ten Largest Militaries-photos by rhymz(m): 11:09am On Mar 28, 2013 |
honeric01: But where is Israel on the list?you think say na by population ni? If na by numbers Germany would not ve been able to almost take over the whole of Europe. |
| Politics › Re: World's Ten Largest Militaries-photos by rhymz(m): 10:56am On Mar 28, 2013 |
The America is still by Far the strongest with Budgets that run into trillions of Dollars. China may have the largest Military in terms of size but when it comes to military Might, China is still far behind countries like US, Britain, Russia and even Germany. You dont need a large military to be a superpower, all you need is a superior military manpower with catastrophic effects on action. The US will nuke the whole of China in a matter of days if there was to be a confrontation between the two countries. 700billion is a reduction from the trillions it used to be due to sequestration military cuts of the Obama administration. Their war heads alone do not need pilots they cause havoc from their base stations in the US with speeds close to that of light and sound, China, North Korea and India dey learn but it will take them eternity to near such budgets just for military. |
| TV/Movies › Re: 5 Annoying Things Nigerians Do In Cinemas by rhymz(m): 9:37pm On Mar 27, 2013 |
dedons: bros na ilasa u dey stay?lol. . . . Not too far from ilasa. . Around that Cele-ijesha side. You sabi sabi that Odo-eran or Ola market? Na that side I been dey. . But lately sha, i don move on. . Lol. . If u know wat i mean |
| TV/Movies › Re: 5 Annoying Things Nigerians Do In Cinemas by rhymz(m): 4:38pm On Mar 27, 2013 |
ELgordo: SOUL PLANE! SOUL PLANE! SOUL PLANE! We gone fly on tha SOooouuulllll Plane! #Boonducks!#hahahahhaha. . . This got me cracking. Grand dad and his knack for turning everything into a song. Can't even remember the last time I was in a Cinema. . . That time silverbed and co never dream of cinema na. . . . Those days of Indian and Chinese films, then Commando Rambo and co. . . I remember that Cinema in Ola market, the space has been taken over now by Redeem. . . You go dey watch film like this person go dey shout on to reactions. . .lol. . Mehn, who get time these days sef for such. |
| Politics › Re: OPC Will Defend Yorubaland From Boko-Haram by rhymz(m): 7:29pm On Mar 26, 2013 |
mainman7: [b]U r d only honest igbo I know. They'll rather flatter themselves and falsely use mouth to spoil others' image. igbo unity is FAKE! they kill themselves for money with ease. Unlike igbos, Yorubas know that LIFE is more than money. Cynthia, that beautiful girl was severally raped and killed by 4 igbos for money. This year alone so many ritual killings in igbo land, 38 people were killed and dumped in a Ezu River in Anambra, 12 toddlers were killed in another...several unresolved killings for money in igbo land, what a people. igbos are fools,and bloody senseless liars like achebe,twisting history. I don't know any other tribe that is as ungrateful as d igbos. d Thoughtful Yorubas accepts them like brothers yet they rant about us. They are cowards, hausas are slaughtering their brothers like rams in the North, they do nothing.igbos always think they r d wisest and that is why they are fools who think life is only about money.igbos r d Genesis of d problem of dis country,traitors who spared their greedy leaders in January 29,1966 Coup.The civil war would not have happened. Yorubas don't betray, read history, ur useless father azikwe started d betrayal thing when Awolowo helped him to d top and he didn't fulfill his part of their agreement.in d January 1966 igbo coup,Brgd Ademulegun, Col Fajuyi and other Great Youruba Millitary Men were killed, as usual d ever deceitful igbos, against the agreement, told their greedy leaders to skedaddle. igbos must apologize to d Yorubas now!d YORUBAS are already uniting and getting ready for u people.igbos or hausas, what u want is want u shall get from us,Peace or War![/b]make Amadioha strike you there with tripplet of bush babies. Your foolish father is an ungrateful basdtard. Yorubas accept Igbos in what way? You dey mad for your head, like say monkey like you can do anything about the intimidating presence of those Okoros. All an ediot like you can do is wine and rant about how you hate okoros but if dem born you and your disgraceful generations well Carry that your yeye inferiority attitude go misyarn to any Okoro you see on the streets of Lagos and watch him bury you six feet under Your so-called Yoruba Land, ediot like you. Yorubas are accepting as if them dey rent house free, feed others or give non-Yorubas food. Your father yansh there, okwu re gi there, stewpid fool, like say being Yoruba grants you any special rights different from others. Like say I no dey Lag I for begin think say Yoruba ppl are some different breed from another Planet. . . Person wey never comot im papa house dey shout Yorubas are accommodating like say Yorubas wey dey East dey face persecutions. Yorubas are just like any other tribes, there are good bad and ugly ones, I have all kind of experiences with them, they don't have any special trait to warrant slowpokes like you to insult another tribe, your father deserves 24 lashes of the cane for plaguing this world with a beast like you. Stewpid person! 1 Like |
| Investment › Re: Investors Turn To Nigeria As South-Africa Struggles by rhymz(m): 10:13am On Mar 26, 2013 |
andrewza: http://sustainablecitiescollective.com/futurecapetown/124706/will-nigeria-overtake-south-africa-africa-s-powerhousethat is not true not neccessarily true. Yes, there is a lot of investment in the oil and gas but there is also significant investment in other aspect of our economy especially manufacturing. Here in the east, a lot of home grown factories are springing up, from paints, vegetable oil processing industry, car battery manufacturers, Sabmiller, plastic motor parts manufacturing, LPG plants, Lubrication plants, rice mills and many like that, not to talk of the ones in Lagos and industrial cities like Ibadan, Kano and kaduna. I believe that with power generation improvements, Nigeria will be a more attractive market for investors than RSA. Our Population and market size is a big advantage even RSA companies know this fact. |
| Politics › Re: OPC Will Defend Yorubaland From Boko-Haram by rhymz(m): 10:01am On Mar 26, 2013 |
Eko Ile: www.nairaland.com/attachments/590017_AP111208032016_jpgfbfa269565c49b483c9ea75c26a2bf17I no sabi say Yoruba OPC dey carry those kind guns with wrapper o. . .lol. . bloody Liers. Those are not OPC, who Burn OPC boys such build and muscles. . .lol. . Besides, Yoruba males are not known to wear wrappers, how come there are no tiger marked faces among the boys, sth that is very prevalent with Yoruba males especially the ones born in the villages. Na wen OPC begin eat bellefull big like this boys let alone carry those kind heavy AKs. . .lol. . .liers. |
| Politics › Re: OPC Will Defend Yorubaland From Boko-Haram by rhymz(m): 9:44am On Mar 26, 2013 |
dailywealth1967: If giving Amnesty to Boko Haram would stop these senseless killings in the north,let them be given these amnesty.The greatest mistake we can make is to continue depending on our security gents.They cannot succeed 100 percent of the time.I ask,what can make a man ready to die a horrible death by blowing himself up ,inflicting pains,destructions & deaths of fellow nigerians around him?My Friend you are not making any sense with such a suggestion. So in other words you want Murderers to be padorned and showered with gift of money in other for them to stop their crime, right? What happens if another group in another region take example from them and tow that line, we give them amnesty too? It is only in Nigeria we see ediotic politicians coming out to suggest that government give amnesty to a murderous group with no clear intents of their goals besides the fact that they want everyone to be of thesame religious persuation with them. No serious government negotiate with Terrorists and criminals, doing so will encourage and give rude impetus to potential criminals and murderers. Besides, there is no guarantee that amnesty will solve the BokoHaram menace, they have got countless splinter groups that take orders from no one but the many different leaders of their inner circles. Asking for the easy way out or a quick fix to fight terrorism is tantamount to postponing the evil day for later, it is only a matter of time before it resurfaces again. You will be decieving yourself if you conclusively think that militancy in the Niger Delta is a forgone threat, wait until somebody outside the eastern region seizes to be the one in Aso Rock then we will visit that one again. Even the almighty US with all its sophisticated weaponry and jaw breaking defence budgets has not been able to fight off terrorism in its occupied territories of the middle, same for isreal let alone Nigeria with home grown terrorists whose attacks and focus have largely been at home and in their place of origin, the north. The JTF will continue to fight and do its job, that is the fact, any one that expects Jonathan to do with the North what OBJ did in Bayelsa or the Middlebelth is an insane killer himself. This is war, no retreat no surrender, the moment you learn to walk with such mindset in dealing with the Bokoharam menace the better. There will be no Amnesty for Killers, if you are scared, go to church or Mosque, stop shouting amnesty, it is annoying. 1 Like |
| Investment › Re: Investors Turn To Nigeria As South-Africa Struggles by rhymz(m): 8:46am On Mar 26, 2013 |
dondada1: The question is..How flat is the South African economy compared the Nigeria's:: The projection that the Nigerian economy on paper looks good might just be another myth...Lets also keep in mind that South Africa is a member of the dreadful power 5 the BRICS nation which happens to have china in it.I don't seem to get your point Mr. What has being a member of the BRICS got to do with evident dwindling economic fortunes of RSA. When did that become a factor for determining the health of an Economy? And who is talking about Nigeria exceeding RSA? Read the article well before jumping off to criticize. The RSA economy is still bigger than Nigeria's, no doubt. What the article or report is discussing is economic projections based on reforms and how they are affecting the outlook of these two countries, unless you want to doubt the statistical figures then there is nothing here to argue about. |
| Investment › Re: Investors Turn To Nigeria As South-Africa Struggles by rhymz(m): 8:39am On Mar 26, 2013 |
AjanleKoko: There is significant truth in the report anyways. The South African economy is flat right now, and most investors from that country are pushing to move into Nigeria.I like your honesty, you don't even have to like JEG to acknowledge that there is a tangible effort towards development and it is gradually yielding fruits albeit not at the desired pace we all want. I wish people can be more sincere with their criticisms of this government at times. |
| Investment › Re: Investors Turn To Nigeria As South-Africa Struggles by rhymz(m): 8:33am On Mar 26, 2013 |
sweetcheecks: All this for requesting the businessday source? You are the ones who are anti- Nigeria. This how you present your country to the world.Babe abeg forget that raving ediot throwing childish temper tantrums over nothing. There is nothing wrong in demanding for the source. I think the report was made based on recent discussions(perhaps separayely or randam comparisons) on trends in Nigeria economic outlook and the emerging economic difficulties of the RSA economy caused by laxed economic and fiscal policies of the ANC-zuma led government. I don't think it was done in bad taste, Nigeria and RSA have always been fair economic competitors in Africa, it is only natural for such comparison to come up every now then or would you rather we use small ghana. . .lol |
| Politics › Re: OPC Will Defend Yorubaland From Boko-Haram by rhymz(m): 6:42pm On Mar 25, 2013 |
seunny4lif: Na sooooo....All those e-war on net na mouth...when I dey nigeria I dey make mouth abt war everytime and my mum will look at me....Lol,u need to see me in libya when I first hear the sound of anti-aircraft machine gunhahahahah. . . Your own na money first. . .the brave can go and die and let the monet grabbers tell their stories. . Lol. |
| Politics › Re: OPC Will Defend Yorubaland From Boko-Haram by rhymz(m): 4:50pm On Mar 25, 2013 |
seunny4lif: Lol..Guy nobi small thing ooooh,The fear of Western world is the beginning of wisdom,those people are heartless oooh...Where person wan stay?Everybody dey fear becos NATO dey drop that thing anyhow....Must of Libya true story are not allow to go out to the public and who say UN no dey work....If not for UN in libya,white Libyans ready to kill all blacks in that country and the reason is tht some black fought for him but their anger was transfer to all blacks both Libyans blacks.....I lost some of my friend....Just came back last November and u need to see the way my anger dey on any arab I see for road....I recorded some event but my phone,passport and money was taken by Libya Army when I was coming frm work....Tht is why,I said if BH should attack in SW na hausa people go hear am becos dey can't plan it with an hausa man in Lagos or Dem fitmehn, you have got some real life story and experience to tell jare, no be awll these internet paper tiger whose strength only lies in the anonymity the internet provides. Person go dey for one little corner in peckham dey advocate for war in Nigeria, make dem show come carry such acts for where you wan see them, na to dey yarn prepreprapra with cocacola and Mc donalds burger wey dey sweet them to the point of yarning Okpata. If Naija turn Libya even you go rather siddon for Libya where you dey. See how angry you get at the sight of a white Arab just because of what they did to black skinned people like whose only crime was having thesame skin colour with Ghaddafi's mercinaries. Thesame way an Hausa person will justifiably feel if his kith and kins were mercilessly murdered just because Bokoharam struck in the Sw. We just have to hope for the best and desist from emphasizing on things that can further divide this 4cking country. On a lighter note, those guys attacking banks and enriiching their poxkets knows how to fight a war and survive it. . Lol. . That one na settlement. |
| Politics › Re: OPC Will Defend Yorubaland From Boko-Haram by rhymz(m): 4:48pm On Mar 25, 2013 |
seunny4lif: Lol..Guy nobi small thing ooooh,The fear of Western world is the beginning of wisdom,those people are heartless oooh...Where person wan stay?Everybody dey fear becos NATO dey drop that thing anyhow....Must of Libya true story are not allow to go out to the public and who say UN no dey work....If not for UN in libya,white Libyans ready to kill all blacks in that country and the reason is tht some black fought for him but their anger was transfer to all blacks both Libyans blacks.....I lost some of my friend....Just came back last November and u need to see the way my anger dey on any arab I see for road....I recorded some event but my phone,passport and money was taken by Libya Army when I was coming frm work....Tht is why,I said if BH should attack in SW na hausa people go hear am becos dey can't plan it with an hausa man in Lagos or Dem fit |
| Politics › Re: OPC Will Defend Yorubaland From Boko-Haram by rhymz(m): 3:07pm On Mar 25, 2013 |
[quote author=Negro_Ntns]Eko, how many nations do these prowsstitutes belong to.....we have to be careful these cowards will carry flag for bokoharam if the amount is right. they already call hausa "innocent".[/quote]keep deluding yourself with lies. . . The last time I checked, it was your leaders that were remotely referring to Bokoharam in such glowing terms and making light their crimes. |
| Politics › Re: OPC Will Defend Yorubaland From Boko-Haram by rhymz(m): 2:51pm On Mar 25, 2013 |
seunny4lif: I understand u....truth to be told is tht,when we are in Libya and we keep hearing BH stuff,U need to see the way guys dey vex....U are in a country of war and ur own country self get another semi war....I bet u,if not for UN and nigerians troop tht are station in Niger rep to help nigerians home...Guy forget boys carry better weapons wan come fight ooooh becos I think say na war don enter naija,Lol....Only for my mum to tell me that na northerns dey bomb ooooH..Do u knw how many weapons Nigereins and Nigerians troops collects from People bags....That why dem dey search everything on ur body on that Road....What am saying is war is not Good but sometimes it is goodhahahah. . . Now I understand where you are coming from? So you are in Libya? O boy, you are just arms away from Northern Nigerian where the bombings have been taking place. Abeg o. . . Make una no enter Naija with una Aks and grenades o. . .lol. . Abeg o, this na naija, no chad, Libya or Syria. As much as everyone here is ranting, we all want peace, igbo, Yoruba and Hausa. You know people confuse the reticence of the Hausa leadership as a tacit support but they forget to note that they are scared stiff to their pants to talk about BH. Who wouldn't be? When you have a bunch of crazy religionist running around with bombs like it's a toy. The fight is not a hausa against southerners fight? It is Bokoharam against everybody regardless of religion and tribe. We need to understand this and stop the blaming. |
| Politics › Re: OPC Will Defend Yorubaland From Boko-Haram by rhymz(m): 2:38pm On Mar 25, 2013 |
[quote author=Negro_Ntns]Why do Ibos call their oppressors "innocent"? Are your brothers massacred in North by Hausa not innocent? Bunch of IMPOTENT COWARDS![/quote]Seriously, it is time to move past this tribally laced comments and be truthful to yourself. Nobody that truly knows the history of this cesspit called Nigeria will call an Igbo man a coward. I am going to leave it at that. Besides, if you want to show bravery, tell renegade Yoruba leaders like Tinubu to stop making inflammatory statements about BOKOHARAM, all that eye-service he is doing is making the Yoruba political elite look like a bunch of follow follow. It is a shame that off all the smart people in the SW , a rogue like Tinubu is given the baton of leadership. It does not take rocket science to know that the man is a desperado that will do anything to get power, including sympathizing with killers and murderers. |
| Celebrities › Re: Mikel Obi To Wed Sandra Okagbue by rhymz(m): 2:27pm On Mar 25, 2013 |
sauceny: Wic one be delta and at the same time,her father is the obi of onitshanna eh, iwu otula. Delta soap girl not delta state. And by the way, she is from a wealthy home already, her father na Obi of Onitsha so make una relax jor. |
| Politics › Re: OPC Will Defend Yorubaland From Boko-Haram by rhymz(m): 1:51pm On Mar 25, 2013 |
seunny4lif: Thank God for myself and my sense is 100% ok....We are nigeria and am not supporting tribal war becos I have hausa and enough ibos has friend and I have enough mixed families....But do u remember 2008,I think when some SE were killed in Bauchi state and a bus brought their dead bodies to onitsha(Sorry abt the spelling) pls can u tell me what happen in Onitsha then?Same last year when a bomb went off in southern Kaduna?What did kaduna youth do?Jst me......You don't have to take my "common sense" statement as an insult, it was just for effect. Sorry if you felt insulted. Regarding the reprisal attack that greeted the Bauchi Killing of IGBO sons and daughters, that reaction was very natural and honestly, it was expected but even at that, such reaction only further extended the number the number of innocent bystanders and casualties, it has not stopped bokoHaram from launching their attacks against Igbo, neither has it stopped Igbo people in the north and Hausa people in East from living their lives and facing their challenges head-on. What that illiterate retarded Gani Adams is saying is tantamount to a threat on the lives of innocent Hausa people residing in the SW, as if BokoHaram gives a damn about those innocent Hausa people. I will be the last person to canvass or support any moronic Igbo leader that will advocate that we haunt and kill hausa people here in Owerri that I am, people that don't cause me any pain or loss, for what na?abeg people should desist from such inflamatory statements. My service was in the north and not one day did any Hausa person concieve the idea of maiming or killing me even when some of my coleagues were yabbing them openly for their inability to communicate outside hausa lang. . Them no even send you, they just go about their business and islamic life without bothering anyone. |
| Politics › Re: OPC Will Defend Yorubaland From Boko-Haram by rhymz(m): 12:26pm On Mar 25, 2013 |
seunny4lif: Innocent?Are u for real?Abeg no make me laugh....In this world no innocent people.....A group of people from one tribe in lebanon attacked Isreal in 2006 and what did isreal do?Did lebanese government said a word?Pls,read history.....Benghazi raised against Gadaffi and He used black africans like Malians,Nigereins and Chads people to kill libyans both children and Women and what happen after libyans overthrow him.....All blacks both libyans and non libyans paid for that becos of a fucking mistake of some black people fighting for Gadaffi and guess what?All landlord started tell blacks to leave there house to where?Thank God,for United Nation(UN).....Right now we have more than 250,000 Blacks africans in Libya prison....But white libya arab nko...You probably have never been to the north before. You probably should visit Kaduna and Kano alone, am not even going to add up the other northern states, these two northern states have a very high Yoruba population from Ibadan and Osun state especially. They will be needing all the help they can get if any OPC tout dare kill one hausa person a way to defend the Yoruba people against BokoHaram. If you have any sense at all, you will consider them before unsheathing your sword. You think SouthEasterners that have been most hit by the BH menace have not thought of doing such before? We know it will amount to nothing killing an Hausa man that is busy here in the east with his own business and struggles. We know from experience that it will backfire as there are way more Igbo families in the North than there are in the whole of the eastern region, why risk their safty just on an ego ride to prove we are not weak, that's absurd. |
| Politics › Re: OPC Will Defend Yorubaland From Boko-Haram by rhymz(m): 11:30am On Mar 25, 2013 |
which OPC is ranting? These igbo smoking and shekpe drinking ruffians with the heart of a chicken na im wan defend Lagos? With what exactly? Blunt matchets and egg bombs and petty charms? How exactly do they intend to defend Lagos? Through reprisals on innocent Hausa people? Seriously, the mob mentality in Yoruba followership is begining to give impetus to every Jester to assume to speak for the Yorube tribe. Killing innocent Hausa people is not a form of defence, somebody should tell Mr Moronic Adam, he seem to want attention by all means, no wonder serious Yoruba leaders are not paying him any mind. Anyone that thinks killing innocent Hausa people in Idiara, Apapa and the likes is an act of courage is an ediot that should not be taken seriously. There are tonnes of Yoruba people in Kano, Kaduna, Sokoto, Adamawa and many other Northern states, may be those morons in OPC should remember them before making inflamatory statements just for effects and attention. BokoHaram menace is not some form of tribal fight with the people involved revealing themselves in the process, their method of attack leaves everyone in the vicinity dead including themselves. You don't fight a sect like that by killing men from their tribes cos they will gladly do so if those same men openly went against them. Yoruba leaders and the likes of Tinubu and Adams need to be carefull with their sychophant utterances, politicizing the the kind of crimes that BokoHaram commits and downplaying them as minor is a slap to those innocent victims, let alone prescribing a niger-deltan styled amnesty. It is like that ediotic Tinubu has lost all sense of morals in his sychophantic pursuit for power, he is ready to tell his masters anything they want to hear to win their support including trivilizing the havoc that the BH sect has been wrecking. He that refuses to listen should be made to feel it. Yoruba leaders need to stop some of these stunts they pull to curry favour from the north, winning elections and being in the opposition does not neccessarily grant you some political genius or a clean moral slate. The erratic nonsense they say at different fora indirectly gives impetus and some kind of tacit justification to the BH sect and their wicked act. On what ground will the BH sect be given amnesty? What exactly is the injustice they are fighting for; killing innocent by-standers in cowardly attacks and hiding at the borders is no cause. How can anyone in their right senses label what Bokoharam does as minor and call for them to be spoilt silly with gifts of money and sorts. Na the kind politicians way majority of SW people dey follow be this? No wonder APC is dead on arrival, with desperados like this one who will want to join. Yoruba people make una use una head and call ina elders to order when they go about inflaming the country just to curry favour, that style of politics is defeatist and does no one any good. Enough of the follow follow abeg! |
| Politics › Re: Did Chinua Achebe Actually Do Anything To Promote Development In Nigeria? by rhymz(m): 8:16pm On Mar 24, 2013 |
Baby mama: He is not interested in conversationsanyone that hopes to have a decent conversation with that ghetto simpleton is himself delusional. What knowledge can one possibly gain from that ruffian that prolly has never been to Nigeria. . .scheeeew |
| Politics › Re: Pressure On Lawmakers To Impeach Gov. Okorocha. by rhymz(m): 7:52pm On Mar 24, 2013 |
[quote author=Hi-Dee]Andre or wateva u cal ursef, wich state has Okorocha transforme! By d way, wen ws d last time u wre in Imo State? It's either u r blind, a mischevious political jobber or jst simply ignorant. Okorocha is lik any oda typical unperforming Nigerian governor, more corrupt dan u knw... 4get his sugar.coated.tongue, d hype n d money gulping PR... I dont knw wat d impeachment is abt o, but bliv me, he's no a saint![/quote]i am in Imo State now, and I am telling you that Rochas so has had very tangible developmental effect in Imo state. You will be lying to yourself if you claim not to be seeing the ongoing road projects, secondary school buildings and the cheques given to Imo state indigens for payment. He has been opening many roads in Owerri that hitherto were not in use. So no talk wetin you no sabi. If you wan argue, come 2morro morning come meet me at lake nwaebere, admiral bar, I will take you round Owerri at least before I leave for Aba, you can come with a camera for proof. Leave politics out of this, Rochas is working and it shows, whatever political intrigues going on btw him and the Agbaso is a different ball game that is not enough reason to lie or talk about sth you dont know like you do. |
| Politics › Re: Pressure On Lawmakers To Impeach Gov. Okorocha. by rhymz(m): 7:33pm On Mar 24, 2013 |
[quote author=kaorama]I think Rochas will be disgraced. He is better described as a comedian. Udenwa is better than him and Ohakim put together. His free eduation is crumbling. Someone here tell me one project Rochas has accomplished outside his Orlu zone. All he does is to go and dance with market women, buying and chewing roasted corn by the roadside, claiming to be the man of the people. But Imo eeople are too wise to be led astray. He can't deceive all.[/quote ] you obviously are not in Owerri or any part of Imo state. Agbaso and his brother are learners. Rochas might be deceptive o but when it comes to getting the jobs done, he has been delivering it without qualms. |
| Politics › Re: Did Chinua Achebe Actually Do Anything To Promote Development In Nigeria? by rhymz(m): 7:12pm On Mar 24, 2013 |
shymexx: Hell yeah, you live it with mental illness - hence why you're a candidate for sectioning in a village hut.... . Lol . . You seem to think that because you reside in an American ghetto you are prolly living better than everyone else outside America and europe? Spare us that slave man mentality, go do your presummptious bosting to some lowlife that has not seen and lived better or travelled out of this country, there are countless better places I can choose to live, "my village" being part of it, so long as I am happy and fulfilled there. I do not wish to live your mediocre life American or not; who wants to be a lowlife American? No be me abeg! I would rather live well here in Nigeria in "my village" purposefully and in full happiness without wants and lack. It is obvious that most of the times you contribute, you do it from the point of ignorance and knowledge gained from random reading of books. Outside that you, you are a riffraff trying so hard to claim what you are not just so you can comment and fit in as genuin. As for contributions to the Nigerian economy, it will take a riffraff like you a life time to achieve half of what I have put in in this country, don't compare the pittance you send to your poor relatives and folks to my investment here, you silly ruffian. As for your so-called 4-hour, saturday volunteering work, you did not tell us if it was a compulsory communtiy service to serve as punishment for one of your many "American juvenile vices". Ewu hausa! 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: Did Chinua Achebe Actually Do Anything To Promote Development In Nigeria? by rhymz(m): 6:28pm On Mar 24, 2013 |
shymexx: Lmao.. I've never denied that I grew up out of the concrete... However, I'm from the school of thought where we also question people just ascertain if they're about that life, or not...Gifted as you? God forbid! I don't do drugs or impregnate young impressionable girls irresponsibly. In my culture, we don't consider such vices as gifts, go and find something immitable to boast about. By the way, your irrelevant opinions do not matter in the scheme of things both in the ghettos where you are and in Nigeria. And I don't intend to discuss Nigeria or Africa with you, you read about it and I live it; go figure the difference. |
| Politics › Re: Did Chinua Achebe Actually Do Anything To Promote Development In Nigeria? by rhymz(m): 6:22pm On Mar 24, 2013 |
shymexx: I have read the book - a masterpiece... However, I didn't get the same kind of feelings I got from reading Chancellor Williams' "The Destruction of Black Civilization" and Cheikh Anta Diop's "Precolonial Black Africa."hahahah. . . So now you are African, ekwa? Next you go become African America or a blackman and will highlight the difference too. Confused ignorant charlatan parading like he knows anything. |
| Politics › Re: Did Chinua Achebe Actually Do Anything To Promote Development In Nigeria? by rhymz(m): 6:19pm On Mar 24, 2013 |
[quote author=Mr. Globe]He bodied that Guy earlier  He claims to have lived in the uk (peckham) all through his life but don't know nothing about experian credit report [/quote]hahahaha. . . you dey mind the ignorant mofo that is using the anonymity that NL gives to make claims that obviously are false when closely scrutinized.The Ediot obviously is not a Nigerian either, prolly one of those self-hating blacks in the ghettos of America doing drugs and all sorts and blaming everyone else but themselves. |
| Politics › Re: Did Chinua Achebe Actually Do Anything To Promote Development In Nigeria? by rhymz(m): 6:07pm On Mar 24, 2013 |
shymexx: [s][/s]name calling? I only gave a vivid description of you. You are ghetto and it shows in the way you comment with stupifying doses of ignorance and bigotry. I wont expect a crackhead in the ghettos of America to have respect for an Icon like Achebe, it is typical of ghetto kids to irrationally detest achievers and naturally gifted people that believe in the results of hardwork and taking the pains to achieve it as opposed to ediotas like you that believe results come from aggression and barrel power. |
| Politics › Re: Did Chinua Achebe Actually Do Anything To Promote Development In Nigeria? by rhymz(m): 6:01pm On Mar 24, 2013 |
all4naija: Are you calling me a moderator!? Jeez! This guy is hallucinating on something or he is been stoned!Well, it does not change the fact that you are shameless and should not be taken seriously. The only time you show respect to people and attempt to be objective on issues is when you want to support a Yoruba person whether he is good or bad, a trait common with many unexposed southwesterners that seem to think Nigeria begins and ends with Yoruba, its people and terrotories. |
| Politics › Re: Did Chinua Achebe Actually Do Anything To Promote Development In Nigeria? by rhymz(m): 5:54pm On Mar 24, 2013 |
shymexx: [s][/s]typical of ghetto kid in America, always angry and uneccessarily combative. Abeg enter inside your American kiosk go smoke your crack jare, IDIOTA! |
Imao,With tht useless boarder of ours....Enough guns full everywhere from SW to SE.....And it has been there since.....Ask any major in military tht knw the secret or Wetin u think Hausa dey do for Apapa and Tin can as official....Weapon dey but my own na to go Bank 1st before war....
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