God bless all the African war heroes and their entire family

davidylan:

this is why man so-called christian couples are living in bondage. Shackled in a marriage to individuals they cant stand but where told it must be the "will of God".

::Andrew:::

With ma two Unclad eyes i have seen someone disappear, i had a serious headache all through the day.

It was about 6 years ago, an armed robber being chased by the police  was caught, he knelt down while the police were

trying to stop the public from burning him, just like air with ma eyes on him he vanished. That was the day i knew

ma legs could overtake bikes.

::Andrew:::

With all these testimonies, [size=18pt]If you are a believer, you will believe [/size]

lmao

this is bizarre. a man of God doing this to his own daughter. na wah oh

djones:

John Obi Mikel: I Won’t Pay Fine

Chelsea midfielder John Mikel Obi has said he will not pay a fine of $5,000 for reporting late to the Nigeria training camp ahead of a crucial Nations Cup qualifier against Guinea.

The Eagles midfielder explained to MTNFootball in Abuja on Thursday that no official of the team has communicated to him on the said 5,000 Dollars fine for hitting Transcorp Hilton Hotel camp of the Nigeria’s Super Eagles late

Mikel arrived Abuja early morning on Wednesday instead of a Tuesday 12 midnight deadline set by the team. However, the player denied knowledge of the sanction against him.

“I don’t know anything about that and they haven’t told me I have been fined,” he said. When MTNFootball.com asked him whether he would pay the fine if asked to, Mikel replied, “No, no I don’t think so because I did not do anything wrong. I have reported to the camp and I have very, very genuine reason.

“If the manager (Samson Siasia) would tell Nigerians my reason, anyone in that situation will reason with me.”  Mikel is believed to have gone to Jos, northcentral Nigeria, to visit his father, who was recently freed by the police from a gang of kidnappers.

MTN Football


http://www.africasoccernet.com/?p=4068

at the cocky way this guy talks. pay the fine jare.

tyson55:

Rich white american girls who are beautiful could never do anything bad.

Casey Anthony gets off with NO CHARGES, not even child endangerment for not telling the authorities her child was missing for over 30 days.

They can't prove she did it with absolute certainty, so they have to let her go, its how society works.

My heart goes out to the KERCHER family.

i totally agree with this post.
Amanda Knox previously said it was another black guy that killed Meredith but luckily for the guy he had prove that he was elsewhere when the killing took place.  I feel bad for Rudy Guede because i think he was framed

cicero:

@blackpanda,
My sister or my brother,
Like it or not english is taking it over, followed by spanish and french and that is why some Nigerians are talking about protecting our indigenous languages. A thing that is not threatened does not need protection.

However, I do not hate our languages, but we have not succeeded in exporting them, we are deep into importing other languages as we constantly depend on the west for virtually everything.
[b]I want my children to be relevant in global environment [/b]and not in Nigeria alone, and communication is key.

And sorry to rattle you, the culture and tradition you referred are gradually dying.

Let your children be relevant in local environment first so they can export the culture and tradition globally

i be highways civil engineer with a degree and i wan work for naija oh. i pledge to Nigeria my country to be faithful loyal and honest and to serve Nigeria with all my strength,

2buff:

I plan to just make my time and resources unavailable to Nigerians in general for the sake of inner peace.
I'd also rather not listen to all that "Not everyone is the same" jazz because I know that already.

I think this woman's point of view very closely mimics mine:
http://www.ryze.com/posttopic.php?topicid=643617&confid=1807

People use people. not just Nigerians. these white people are very good at using people too, when things don't go their way they start to point fingers.

meanwhile, i totally agree with the "call me uncle/auntie" and the "hiding behind the religion" thing Nigerians us to scam their own people. its a big shame

1.corrupt politicians should be killed

2.support small / local businesses.

3.fix the Nigerian Police Force so that they can actually catch criminal and stop taking bribe

Ileke-IdI:

Why cant we start social movement for corruption like we did for the ABSU Ra pe case? If you (somebody) starts the FB movement, I'll support you.

What are you Nigerians scared of. . . . keep in mind that I'm an exception.

i really want to start this group, i just hope i get the support because majority of Nigerians are scared to make things happen for themselves. they want others to do it for them while they instigate from afar

reindeer:

This man has repeatedly raised these issues.
There is only one reason Nigeria won't get better, people cannot separate ethnic and religious sentiments from the cold facts available.
People rush to castigate ElRufai(who of course is no saint, he served with OBJ) and completely ignore his message.
It's a pity the next generation is falling for the diversions created by the ruling class once again.
If someone speaks the truth, whichever region he hails from has nothing to do with it, let us run with facts and see visible change in no time. The problem is, we have too many small minds who will rather focus on his origins than on his message.

quote for emphasis

these politicians are robbing ordinary Nigerian citizens. authority stealing pass armed robbery!

i wish somebody can start a facebook group for people to start beating these criminal politicians on sight.

I hold a degree in electrical engineering and i have highways design/maintenance experience. i have worked for Serco (Integrated Transport), Peek traffic and WSP (Civils). i want to relocate to Nigeria and hopefully settle down but to do this i need a Job first. am i in the right place

i so much agree with this notion. corruption will always be in Nigeria until drastic measures are made to stop it

this story is so fake, the iroko tree part had me laughing hard. this is duck tales

this man should be put under the jail for all the crimes he has committed. i did not read the story and i don't want to read it because i might feel a bit sorry for him

yakubu does not care about the national team. he will not put in 100% for his country.

UP Nigeria!

can we have live streaming of this debate? Please, na beg i dey beg una. or recorded and posted on youtube. thanks in advance

lagerwhenindoubt:


 It was all over the news everyday and the world watched.

the bit they want you to see is all over the news

blink182:

Certain places not the whole of Japan. Why have come out here to criticize even without reading properly?
 

i read the whole thing. you can not tell me the whole country was like that list because the camera was ban from some places  and i believe it was to avoid embarassement.
the threadstarter made it look like all Nigerians are like animals. God forbid, if disaster strikes in Nigeria there are places where that list can be derived.

Lagosboy:

10 things to learn from Japan :

                   
[b]1. THE CALM
Not a single visual of chest-beating or wild grief. Sorrow itself has been elevated.

2. THE DIGNITY
Disciplined queues for water and groceries. Not a rough word or a crude gesture.

3. THE ABILITY
The incredible architects, for instance. Buildings swayed but didn't fall.

4. THE GRACE
People bought only what they needed for the present, so everybody could get something.

5. THE ORDER
No looting in shops. No honking and no overtaking on the roads. Just understanding.

6. THE SACRIFICE
Fifty workers stayed back to pump sea water in the N-reactors. How will they ever be repaid?

7. THE TENDERNESS
Restaurants cut prices. An unguarded ATM is left alone. The strong cared for the weak.

8. THE TRAINING
The old and the children, everyone knew exactly what to do. And they did just that.

9. THE MEDIA
They showed magnificent restraint in the bulletins. No silly reporters. Only calm reportage.

10. THE CONSCIENCE
When the power went off in a store, people put things back on the shelves and left quietly.

Strength of one's character is reflected in one's behaviour at the crucial moment.

Character of people is what makes the character of a nation. This is something that we should reflect upon and think about[/b]

How  did you know all these things

it was on the news that they didn't allow foreign media into certain places

Na Wa Oh! fashola said "Our Diversity Should Be Our Source Of Strength", make una help me out nah, my brothers and sisters

how do i embed youtube videos on nairaland?

OMO IBO:

I'm liking the noise emanating from the NFF.
Looks like (ex)professionals are taking up key positions in the new team.

it can only get better.
i feel like they will do a better job unlike a foreign coach who doesn't really care if we lose because he will just get another job with another african country's national team

E-love exsits but personally i prefer to see the person face to face to really believe it's real. i wont disclose myself fully to somebody on the internet and i do not expect them to do thesame.  i feel i have to see the person face to face and also see their reactions cos e-love can be misleading. people pretend alot on the internet.

why go to Ghana to bring in the hemp, when there is better hemp in Naija. *kmt*

mutw:

May be the man might have been "derailed" or hacked by Obasanjo government, who knows.
Imaging a senator receiving 75M quarterly and buying a torch light for 18K in house of Rep.
He taught self liberation would end his panacea. What I strongly know is that we Nigerians are not
mistaken to be on this earth but a big mistake to be in Nigeria.

amor4ce (m)
Posts: 113:

Violence is not the way, no matter what.

Actually, we Nigerians should examine ourselves and repent from all the bad things we do to ourselves. We deserve what we get and thus should not refrain from taking responsibilities for our actions. Blaming OBJ and others is a was of trying to externalize our shortcomings and give personalities to these faults. Whether we like it or not, OBJ is still a product of our putrid society. There is no way I know of in this universe that each one of us can avoid taking responsibility for our actions and the earlier we start the better.

Will it be far-fetched if I say that every Nairalander knows somebody who is selfish, corrupt, and without love for his neighbor? Let us instead check ourselves and having mastered ourselves seek to help others, and eventually apply ostracism if that does not work. Yes, ostracism to our fathers, mothers, brothers, sisters, children, uncles, aunties, nieces, in-laws, cousins, associates, colleagues, friends, and the likes, for the sake of Nigeria and Nigerians.


He who is free of sin should cast the first stone!
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thumbs up for your comment

fstranger:

May you rot in purgatorio!

lol

ITbomb:

actually yes, the girl b4 my present angel was 27 and she was ready to do anything for me. It was frightening especially when i look at her past. She was bad, jumpin from here to there in fact that was the more reason i wanted her: to take my own share. But when e reach my turn na marriage talk, i had to tell her my family dont marry 1st daughters.
i've always wanted an under'24 for a wife

lmao