Fashion › Re: Yvonne Nelson In Yellow Outfit, With Sneakers. (hit Or Miss) by roselynbas(f): 6:07pm On May 24, 2013 |
icebebe: Nice gown,buh d sneakers spoilt evry,wot in d world was she fink wear a sneaker on a GOWN! N 2 fink dt d said sneakers are 2 big 4 her this is pure psychology. She wants people like u to notice her, so it has been achieved. Fashion police talk all u want but she is a celebrity, there aint much u can do. If u abuse am wetin u go tell Denrele? |
Celebrities › Re: President Jonathan With P-square & Chinedu Ikedieze (Picture) by roselynbas(f): 11:19pm On May 21, 2013 |
Yaksssss: Aki and presido,tak stile resemble oh U think maybe na him papa?  |
Celebrities › Re: President Jonathan With P-square & Chinedu Ikedieze (Picture) by roselynbas(f): 11:18pm On May 21, 2013 |
Delible: Why is this psqaure on the left doing like boy boy.If he dey with fans now, na to dey behave live one mini God. If na u dey with your papa age mate and the president of a nation u no go bow stand too? mtchheew! continue dey beef na! |
Christianity Etc › Re: Ghanaian Police Commander Orders SCOAN To Host Activities In Bigger Venues by roselynbas(f): 11:13pm On May 21, 2013 |
israel007: LIKE IT OR NOT I DECLARE MY SUPPORT FOR T.B JOSHUA 100%.
HE IS A TRUE MAN OF GOD! No be magic, sorry! miracle u dey find?! |
Romance › Re: "I Slept With My Boss To Give My Boyfriend A Job" by roselynbas(f): 12:36pm On May 20, 2013 |
ebamma: Next thing u will also sleep with your landlord to give your boyfriend a house Idiot! She needs a form of encouragement. The tongue lashing don do! Go back to God, he will forgive and forget your sins. Send your BF a message.Allow him be for now and pray God heals the hurt. He feels humiliated is why he left. Dont worry, it is well! |
Crime › Re: Man Arrested For Duping Facebook Girlfriend Of N850, 000 by roselynbas(f): 1:19pm On May 18, 2013 |
wasco8: One should beware of people bearing AROWOLO these days. people bearing this name are causing more havoc in recent times. Some years ago, one arowolo killed his wife(banker), just last week, a guy named Arowolo Tunde raped a girl in Ibadan. Noted! |
Crime › Re: Man Arrested For Duping Facebook Girlfriend Of N850, 000 by roselynbas(f): 1:13pm On May 18, 2013 |
Suljosh: Ladies are so dumb! Na man born u? |
Family › Re: Does Your Husband Help With The Child At Night? by roselynbas(f): 11:31pm On May 17, 2013 |
LesbianBoy: Only JOBLESS men help with the baby at night! You wouldn't know anything about making babies. After all u dey drill hole or them dey drill your hole at night. Idiot!!! |
Family › Re: Does Your Husband Help With The Child At Night? by roselynbas(f): 11:28pm On May 17, 2013 |
Connoisseur: When you ve got 6weeks old twins, dem no born you well make you leave them for wifey. I was even about to ask peeps here to pass ob the lullaby s they use cos i cant think of any tonite. it is really stressful but the resemblance of a smile from them kids makes it all go away U could sing this: Who are the people in your neighbourhood In your neighbourhood In your neighbourhood say who are the people in your neighbourhood they are the people that you meet each day. |
Family › Re: Does Your Husband Help With The Child At Night? by roselynbas(f): 11:25pm On May 17, 2013 |
poshdiva: My brother does. I stayed with them for a while after the wife gave birth. She only wakes up at night to breastfeed. After that he takes the baby and rocks her till she is asleep. Sometimes i wake up to help him out when the baby is crying too much and i know he is tired. The wife just sleeps on and i was not allowed to wake her 
I really learnt a lot! Who is complaining? I see a simple solution here: pack out! |
Family › Re: Does Your Husband Help With The Child At Night? by roselynbas(f): 11:22pm On May 17, 2013 |
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Politics › Re: Lagos Jails 120 Beggars, Deport 1,708 Others To Their States by roselynbas(f): 11:13pm On May 17, 2013 |
[quote author=dannysteve99@ya]Sharap there Goat head..nonsense wk,did they asked God to make dem a begger?He is deporting nigeria back to their state of origin hmmm.God is watching u o.[/quote]U too Sharap! Did God make them beggars?. Every man for himself. You can choose not to beg and work. Sell pure water, carry people's load, wash people's clothes. Several things to be done! |
Politics › Re: Lagos Jails 120 Beggars, Deport 1,708 Others To Their States by roselynbas(f): 11:09pm On May 17, 2013 |
Dibiachukwu: It is now a crime to be a beggar  Who gave lagos state government all these rights? My dear, send these people back to their states for them to be taken care of. Let them beg in their states abi people for that state no dey give alms? Most of them are not beggars but thieves! I have seen one idiot flog a little girl he was pushing on a wheel chair just because the girl was tired and wanted to sleep! He had three phones he was recharging on that day. I have seen women carry other people's babies under the hot sun begging that they are twins, soliciting for money. I have seen people claiming that their wives just put to bed with no money for medical bill, after three weeks again, you still see him saying that his wife just put to bed the previous evening, when asked if he had more than one wife, he jumped out of the bus. Amazing!! Gov. Fashola, you have my backing, pack them out one time! |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Map Shows World's 'Most Racist' Countries (and The Answers May Surprise You) by roselynbas(f): 10:14pm On May 17, 2013 |
So because of boko haram we don be racist country ba! mtcheew! Now i know their reports are totally inaccurate! |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Map Shows World's 'Most Racist' Countries (and The Answers May Surprise You) by roselynbas(f): 10:13pm On May 17, 2013 |
otumfour: An international poll has revealed the world's least tolerant countries - with Hong Kong at the top of the list and Britain near the bottom. The global social attitudes study claims that the most racially intolerant populations are all in the developing world, with Bangladesh, Jordan and India in the top five. By contrast, the study of 80 countries over three decades found Western countries were most accepting of other cultures with Britain, the U.S., Canada and Australia more tolerant than anywhere else.
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The data come from the World Value Survey, which has long been measuring the social attitudes of people in different countries, as reported by the Washington Post. The survey asked people what types of people they would refuse to live next to, and counted how many people chose the option 'people of a different race'. Researchers have suggested that societies where more people do not want neighbours from other races can be considered less racially tolerant.
The country with the highest proportion of 'intolerant' people who wanted neighbours similar to them was Hong Kong, where 71.8 per cent of the population would refuse to live next to someone of a different race. Next were Bangladesh on 71.7 per cent, Jordan on 51.4 per cent and India with 43.5 per cent.
Racist views are strikingly rare in the U.S., according to the survey, which claims that only 3.8 per cent of residents are reluctant to have a neighbour of another race. Other English-speaking countries once part of the British Empire shared the same tolerant attitude - fewer than five per cent of Britons, Canadians, Australians and New Zealanders showed signs of racism.
People in the UK are also tolerant of other differences such as speaking a foreign language or practising an alternative religion - for example, fewer than two per cent of Britons would object to having neighbours of a different faith to them. Similarly, fewer than one in 20 people in most South American countries admitted harbouring prejudice against other races.
The Middle East, which is currently dealing with large numbers of low-skilled immigrants from south Asia, seems to be a hotbed of racial tension, however. Europe is remarkably split - the west of the continent is generally more tolerant than the east, but France is a striking outlier with 22.7 per cent of the French rejecting neighbourhood diversity.
Some have pointed out problems in the survey data, claiming that because the polls span a long period of time they are an unreliable guide to current attitudes. However, a more serious flaw could be the fact that in most Western countries racism is so taboo than many people will hide their intolerant views and lie to the questioners. Max Fisher of the Washington Post suggested that maybe 'Americans are conditioned by their education and media to keep these sorts of racial preferences private, i.e. to lie about them on surveys, in a way that Indians might not be'.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2325502/Map-shows-worlds-racist-countries-answers-surprise-you.html |
Literature › Re: Cross River And Ssce Fraud: My Nysc Experience by roselynbas(f): 9:48pm On May 17, 2013 |
bankoleben: Nigerians are not unfamiliar with exam malpractices. Recently, in the course of my service year at a secondary school in Ikom Local Government, I witnessed a new level of malpractices in SSCE (WAEC) that I think should be exposed. In this memoir, I have chronicled my first-hand experience of this fraud that has been going on for years unhindered. Shey this one, they copy the answers on the board ni? In the north, they do not fail their students. Please, which is worse?! Truths are written in books, since they know the Nigerian youths are now enlightened people, 'they" now distract them with stupid music, programmes and the likes. watch out brothers!!! |
Literature › Re: Cross River And Ssce Fraud: My Nysc Experience by roselynbas(f): 9:44pm On May 17, 2013 |
bankoleben: Thursday soon arrived and I got to Ekirom around 8:30am. I learnt Victor had gone to Ikom so I didn't bother going to corpers' lodge. Only a handful of students were around, standing in groups of twos and threes when I got into the school compound. I moved closer to some of them and asked a few questions about their preparation for the exam. It wasn't long after that when Mr. James arrived, and as usual, he was in 'high spirit'. We talked for a few minutes after which he ordered the students to move into the laboratory.
The sight of the lab from outside alone was discouraging, and moving inside was even more disheartening. There were only a few benches and some stools. No sinks, and if not for a few retort stands and measuring flasks, you'd mistake it for another classroom. He opened a small office inside the lab where some old and damaged equipment were kept. He brought out, three rectangular glass prisms, four damaged meter rules and three dysfunctional ammeters. Equipment he brought out was no where near what WAEC asked the school to provide. "Where are the other equipment", I asked. "These are all we've got, we'll manage them." He knew I wasn't impressed with his response.
He showed me some photocopied papers containing likely questions and their answers, telling me it was prepared by the Physics teacher they liaised with. When the WAEC invigilator arrived with the question papers, the students were arranged according to their exam numbers while Mr. James asked me to move into the small office where laboratory equipment were kept. After a while, when the paper had started he brought a copy of the question papers and asked me to go through the questions.
The questions were not unfamiliar, the usual questions that had been asked repeatedly by WAEC over the years. Out of curiosity, I moved out of the office to check what was going on. All the students were seated with WAEC questions in front of them doing nothing but looking up as though some sort of manna would fall from heaven. I wasn't surprised because even Isaac Newton, with all his prowess in Physics, would have been helpless without necessary equipment. Of what use are three rectangular glass prisms - without optical pins and plain boards - to thirty students who needed to demonstrate the refraction of light through a glass prism? Outside the lab, Mr. James was busy making calls on his phone. I then returned to my seat in the office.
About an hour after the commencement of the paper, I heard the sound of a motorcycle entering the school compound. Not long after that, Mr. James and a short, dark man walked into the office with some papers. I didn't need a prophet to tell me that the 'manna' the students had been waiting for had arrived, the bye product of Mr. James' alliance with another school. The short man explained some things to Mr. James and left, but not before both of them had agreed on a price. In a moment, Mr. James moved out of the office, cleaned the chalk board and all the students readied themselves to write. "WELCOME TO CROSS RIVER STATE", I said to myself. Oga, please, can you continue?! |
Literature › Re: Cross River And Ssce Fraud: My Nysc Experience by roselynbas(f): 9:42pm On May 17, 2013 |
ACM10: Are you writing a novel? C'mon don't bore us with your epistle. Keep it short, simple and straight to the point methuselah, shut your trap! mtccheeew!! 1 Like |
Celebrities › Re: Yvonne Nelson Denies Dating Dammy Krane by roselynbas(f): 8:44pm On May 16, 2013 |
[quote author=Ricky_Ross]Whether Linda is gossiping or not, Fact is, Yvonne Nelson is loose and wouldn't mind sleeping with anyone as long as your pocket is deep.[/quote]Shey hin don sleep with u ni abi your pocket is not deep enuf?!  |
Celebrities › Re: Wizkid's Son Boluwatife Turns 2years! by roselynbas(f): 8:36pm On May 16, 2013 |
chachacorner: That Wizkid has a son is no longer news. What's news now is that the lil man turned two a few days back and Wizkid surprised him with a lot of birthday presents. Heard that despite the fact that Wizkid is not with his baby's mum, he's a great dad to Boluwatife. He even has his name tattooed on his left hand.
http://chachacorner.com/wizkid-shows-off-son-boluwatife-as-he-turns-2years-photos/ lie lie Linda Ikeji don come again abi! Make una dey read dey go. Bloody rumour monger! Attention seeker! |
Celebrities › Re: Tiwa Savage As A Little Girl (photo) by roselynbas(f): 7:58pm On May 16, 2013 |
Uglyboysex138: She's cute as u all might have said. But d fact is that I dont like the pic. who cares?! |
Celebrities › Re: Dr Sid Shows-off Lekki Home by roselynbas(f): 12:45pm On May 15, 2013 |
okpara ugo: Customized indeed.. Buy me red paint, i will customize any interlocking stones for you. Btw, the house looks like any other. Not hating though.
Music pays. Spoken like someone who knows nothing about interlock. The colouring is done when moulding the stones. Then, when laying, you can spell any name or anything with it. Don't ask, it is my family business. |
Celebrities › Re: Dr Sid Shows-off Lekki Home by roselynbas(f): 12:42pm On May 15, 2013 |
Rooneyboy: Who dash monkey banana 
Where did he get the money from  bad belle! Good music pays in case u don't know! |
Celebrities › Re: Dr Sid Shows-off Lekki Home by roselynbas(f): 12:33pm On May 15, 2013 |
chinnyonwu: Omo!is education still the key?  it depends on what kind of education! |
Politics › Re: Is State Of Emergency The Best Option For Boko-Haram? by roselynbas(f): 11:42am On May 15, 2013 |
unclenna: Is state of emergency the best option to stop boko haram....Share your view what kind of stupid question is this? |
Politics › Re: Ex-Militants Threaten To Resume Violence In 2015 by roselynbas(f): 5:49pm On May 13, 2013 |
berem: FORMER leaders of Niger Delta militants have warned that they will go back to the creeks if the 2015 presidential election is manipulated to edge out President Goodluck Jonathan.
The ex-militant leaders, who issued the warning while speaking with newsmen in Port Harcourt on Sunday, expressed sadness over an alleged plot to scheme Jonathan out of the 2015 race for the Presidency.
The former militants, who gathered under the auspices of the Niger Delta Ex-agitators Forum and the Association for Non-violence in Niger Delta, said they would see the outcome of the election as an act of God if Jonathan genuinely loses out in 2015.
NDEF President, Mr. Amaibi Ombi, cautioned that it was better to allow for a free and fair election than to manipulate the process in order to scheme out Jonathan.
On the recent comments credited to the Special Adviser to the President on Niger Delta Affairs, Mr. Kingsley Kuku, and Alhaji Mujahid Dokubo-Asari, Ombi insisted that such statements could not be a threat to Nigeria as a country.
Dokubo-Asari had warned that Nigeria would be history if he was arrested for threatening violence in the whole country if Jonathan was not allowed to run a two-term tenure as President.
But Ombi described Dokubo-Asari’s stataement as no threat, but a statement to canvass the need for the President’s critics to allow him (Jonathan) run for two tenures in office.
“We will go back to the creeks if the 2015 presidential election is manipulated to scheme out President Goodluck Jonathan. But if the election is not manipulated, and Jonathan loses out, we would see it as the handiwork of God,” Ombi stressed.
The former militant leader claimed that some politicians, especially those from the North, were using Boko Haram to intimidate Jonathan out of the 2015 presidential election.
“They have been sending Boko Haram to harass and intimidate President Jonathan so that he will withdraw from the 2015 presidential race. Asari’s comment was not a threat; he (Dokubo-Asari) just wanted Nigerians to know that there is a need for Jonathan to go for two tenures,” the ex-fighter emphasised.
In his remark, ANND President, Mr. Kenneth West, cautioned Kuku and Dokubo-Asari against making inflamatory statements but warned against any move to arrest them over their comments on the 2015 general election.
West said some well-known political leaders in the northern part of the country had made similar comments in the past without anybody suggesting that they should be arrested.
He alleged that the corruption began in the North and wondered why nobody raised any dust on corruption when the northerners were in control of government.
“Asari only warned that in 2015, if Jonathan is not elected President, Nigeria will not be one. He was only warning; he was not threatening. If we are talking about corruption, it started from the North,” he said.
http://www.punchng.com/news/jonathan-ex-militants-threaten-to-resume-violence-in-2015/ it appears that this country is ruled by militants and politicians. Every other person has no say! #God is watching! |
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Education › Re: Naughty Things You Did In Primary School by roselynbas(f): 6:07am On May 13, 2013 |
Tolexander: you should have started by telling us your own story!
There was this young pretty gurl that was 6years old then in my class, primary 2. I was just 7years. She stayed not far from the school and her house was by my route to our primary school. She did sit between the headmistress son and i. I loved talking to the gurl but she wouldn't give me any attention, she always prefered playing with the headmistress' son like many other pupils in the class. One day, i discovered during the break, these my sitting partners(the gurl and headmistress' son) left the class together and moved towards the school library. I jealously thought in my mind where my sitting partners were going and started stalking them. Latter they entered into the school library where many school pupil hardly went during the break cos they would try to get themselves something to eat. I waited outside for 5minutes and just banged in, saw them in between the table and chair at the last end of the library with the guy having his short half drawn down leaning on the gurl with her paint off. I told them God catch you today! i will tell uncle. They started pleading with me and i told them the only condition i wouldn't tell uncle which is i would have my own sex with the gurl. They consented to my condition and started with the gurl when the headmistress son was done. I discovered the headmistress son had disappeared and the next thing i saw were our mates coming towards us. The god forsaken headmistress son had gone to tell them the gurl and i were having sex. They reported us to the headmistress and the next thing to bring our parents the following day after beating a hell out of us. We told our mates that the headmistress son was there but they wouldn't listen cos they very like the headmistress son and wouldn't rope him in. really, u don spoil from small! |
Politics › Re: Corporal Enugu: Informant To The Ombaste Militia (Picture) by roselynbas(f): 11:45pm On May 12, 2013 |
that man does not look like he is alive! |
Properties › Re: The Nigerian Tenancy Law On Eviction? by roselynbas(f): 11:35pm On May 12, 2013 |
nony30: @edenitis what makes u think trutalk and myself are •̸№t house owners?we don't have τ̲̅ȍ parade our achievements.Some of u small boys who managed τ̲̅ȍ pick up some lucky cash from a lucky deal now want τ̲̅ȍ become millionaires tru collection of rent. •̸№, Į̸̸̨ƭ doesn't work like that.Building a house is like choosing τ̲̅ȍ tie up ur money in an investment that will grow overtime instesd of living Į̸̸̨ƭ in a bank where Į̸̸̨ƭ depriciates.Or haven't u heard of rich men who just put tenants in their houses τ̲̅ȍ avoid decay?@ bigheart,pls act d name and think like a human •̸№t a beast! bunch of loosers! u are house owners and u can talk like that? |
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Jokes Etc › Re: What Will U Do If? by roselynbas(f): 4:23pm On Apr 01, 2013 |
Simple, before the d wedding give someone your fone to snap the event. |