Kobojunkie:

@Rosabelle, I read @posakosa's posts and yours.
@Posakosa is NOT The one who claimed our government was working for America and the dutch. @Posakosa, is not the one who claimed most of the companies in Nigeria, companies that control about 98% of the country's revenue, were controllled by the WEST. You claimed the country is the way it is because it is to the interest of the west. You made those claims. So, why are you now telling me @Posakosa had a hand in it?

ezeagu:

Most nairalanders are from the US and UK.

Kobojunkie:

IN RESPONSE . . . . .
IN RESPONSE . . . .
IN RESPONSE . . .
@Rosabelle, after reading all that, are you sure you did not in anyway play the usual BLAME THE WEST CARD at all today?

Kobojunkie:

The way you conspiracy theorists draw your conclusions never seizes to amaze me. Did you also research what portions of the mentioned companies your own government controls? That loans were obtained to build brigdes from particular countries who were at least willing to give the loans means your country WORKS for those countries? That, according to you, 98% of the revenue generated in Nigeria is from the delta is reason why Nigeria works for America So when the deal to sell these companies to the chinese works out, then you will change your tune to "NIGERIA IS WORKING FOR CHINA"? *** SHUDDERS****
and ***SHUDDERS *** AGAIN.
You really are a joker and this is definitely the joke of the century!!! Roflmao!!!

Kobojunkie:

@Rosabelle, you actually believe your government works for America?? Roflmao!!!!
The joke of the century!!!!

AfroCynic:

Nah do not worry, it seem that you are hell bent on using business as an example and I am finding it rather tedious, Moving on,

POSAKOSA1:

You smell fear. I smell your buttocks from here,

POSAKOSA1:

If I was to hire a "agent of change" I would pick someone like a NUZO over someone like an Aisha, Emotional twats can't do much. They get stuck in RUBBISH.
like announcing [/b]that they gave a POOR CHILD Money for school fees and money for food, I die. <hahaha> I don't see how its cause for announcement.

And people like Aisha2 are the emotional one's??
[b]I still say it: I smile at the fear in our voice.

POSAKOSA1:

How have you stood up to Bad Governance ?
and after these kids are educated ? WHERE WILL THEY FIND JOBS?
Poverty: small scale enterprises ? <hahahahah> how do these small scale enterprises deal with the rising costs of goods ? giving women loans does NOT make their enterprises sustainable ?
<People like me who kept quiet in the face of injustice> the notion of justice is absolutely relative, YOU ARE NAIVE. It is CLEAR.
and YOUR ANGRY VOICE WILL NEVER BE OF PURPOSE to anyone. KEEP ON DECEIVING YOURSELF.

stanbiggi:

ah aya
how i wish my chick could reason the way you do, she said that her family is prominent, her sister got a befitting wedding and she must too, estimating the cost, i then asked her what will be a quota , she said ,i will do it all alone , if it cost me changing my job, all these cos some quarrelling. i am tired of her really. pls i just pray my chick could reason like you, let me do the wedding small and in our anniversary it will be great. 0h girl dont let any disway u, just allow your man to decide

Utaroz:

The era of nationalist fervor and patriotism has gone, maybe for good. Most youth of today are disillisioned, others disinterested. History has also imposed a Who wan Die mentality in our psyche.  

Achebe of all people should know that They Have Put a Knife in The Thing that held Us Together & We have Fallen Apart!
Even the ethnic & religious squabbles here on NL is self evident of the lack of cohesion amongst the youths.

POSAKOSA1:

and after the protest there was light ?

aisha2:

We were all inspired by Obama. There would have been no Obama today if Rev. King just kept praying or if Rev. King and co had not said enough is enough, enough complaining on the internet, If we are going to move forward we have to act. The leaders will not change, they like things just the way there are
Posakosa, this is not about Ribadau, its about us and our nation.

chivo:

please if you people are about rise up, due remember this is Africa where even peaceful is not tolerate in any manner,a case study is that of guinea Conakry last month.About 300 youths where mascaraed by the army.

aisha2:

Most times people say only God will save us, an i critisize them but now i realize there is a lot of wisdom in that statement. We have a lot of faith in God and our religious institutions. Now if we can use religion positively we would achieve our freedom. Imagine what will happen if all the churches say No church on sunday rather we are marching to the villa to deman for the removal of Aoondoakaa, Iwu and implementation of the Uwais report and same thing with the mosques. DO you know the population of the masses who worship. The religious organizations are the best avnue to mobilize people to sy no to bad ledership. Think about it

ayo84:

well everybody is saying we need to rise up and save this country,but we are faced with reformers who cant take action, during the abacha era, people were bold enought o organise marches and protests but now we are all chickening out.We need action,imagine what we happen if we youths take to the streets and start a peaceful one million march against this present government.
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Deep Soul:

Rosabelle are you like my clone or smthn?? lol
Mine's been one month. I couldnt even cry when it happened. I eventually did after about 11 days and that was it. Just one major night of crying.
I deleted ALL our pics (abt 1,000,000 of em) and made sure I emptied d recycle bin for effect.
It's been easier than I thot. It still hurts, yeah. Still miss him, yeah. Still love him, yeah. But I hardly have time 2 think about him
I feel a sudden rush of freedom. The pressure to marry is off, I can breathe! I just realised that some days ago
I can give out my mobile numba to ANYONE I so wish. I can take up a job ANYWHERE. I can go ANWHERE.
@Poster
The God factor is major. When you wake up praising God @ the top of your lungs and dancing, there is little room to be sad. Peace that passeth all understanding envelops you. God is a major factor, I tell you.
2ndly, Im always around frnds with crazy sense(s) of humour(s) and I just end up laughing my way thru each day.
3rdly, engage in creative activities. I'm presently @ d top of my creative game, it's amazing what ideas I come up with these days. Prior to now, I was probably too busy being loved up to think as hard as I am doin right now. Just think, think and think. Come up with ideas that are sure to make you hammer. And when you hammer d hammer, you'll be too busy shoppin for shoes to think about the hurt
And lastly, it always helps to meet new, interesting guys. Norring serious. But the attention you get distracts. . .
At the end of the day, every single damn thing happens for a reason. And all things worketh 2geda for the good of they that love Him. . .So relax, God is in control!

adagz 01:

@poster,so u hav now finally decides 2 abuse d men in NL,i think u will hav a cup full of it, BICTH

netotse:

@OP
you too u hv mouth o, first time we "met" you were saying or implying (cant rem which) that all naija men are badly brought up!

kobikwelu:


u are still getting me rung!!!
in our place its tradition "OMUGWO" the grandmother takes kia of her grandchild for a period of a week till the mother gets her strenght fully back.!!! after this, the grandmother ends her visit!!!!
she does not assume total ownership of the child!!!oooo

kobikwelu:

i tot as much, that peeps will kick back.(madame rosabell)
then why are your parents dressed and beaming smiles when u are getting married?? , even though its your day, its also their day.more than 70percent of guests at the wedding are their friends and colleagues.
look, dont get me rung!!!
they will not be there to breast feed u, but they will always remain your parents, if not why did u bring your spouse to them for approval and blessing?
why didnt u pick the first person u saw and get married in another state, and start living without any link to your families.
why do u do invite your inlaw to take kia of the infant baby shortly after childbirth
the point here is that they are a factor in your lives. (am not saying that they control your lives)

Rosabelle:

So this evening I read around NL and checked out that 'most times' a thread doesnt get abusive until a man starts.