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cococandy:I'll really be happy to believe you. That fellow is active in crime and romance sections. |
mimimile93:You poisoned a girl to death! I had to go and read your other posts. You're a psycho. Her blood is haunting you. After confessing openly on an anonymous forum like this, you need to make your peace with your God. You should also seek out and apologize to the family you destroyed their daughter. I think that's the way to regain your mental health. I pray that you find peace, because you're mentally and spiritually troubled. Hooking up with a non Nigerian lady will not heal you. Confessing to God and man will. May God deliver our daughters from your type |
quentin06:Small boys? The bleached lover is older than her husband. So so unfortunate! Let me preach a little. Adultery is a choice, not a mistake. The implications far outweigh the momentary pleasure. Women and men can be tempted at any stage in their lives. But everybody can choose to honor God, respect their spouses and children and protect their bodies and reputation |
Taku555:Some of us are just seeing and enjoying this. All of you ranting that it's old and stale, could you please chill and let us enjoy in peace? |
She's as guilty as her patronizers |
NwaAmaikpe:I actually agree with you. Zik, like GEJ, wanted to be a Nigerian. Whenever I drive through Bayelsa I feel angry with GEJ. What did his people gain from having him as No 1 citizen apart from the university at Otueke? While Awolowo was investing in the human capital of his tribe, this one was busy enjoying personal recognition. Now see the gap the Yorubas have given the Igbos. If you add the devastation of the Civil War, Igbos are about 50years behind |
Aroyehunkayode:What's fake about this? Even if it's not about the free feeding program, it's still about little children being treated like domestic animals |
I feel like crying. Are these children dogs? Who did we offend? |
What are the enterprising people of Aba doing? Three million in orders, you say? |
Donates or returns? The money belongs to the masses, you know |
Quiz: How many BMO members on NL can you recognize? I see Madriguy |
He locked everywhere? The man wanted to die. And put the woman in trouble too Wicked soul |
Baroba:You're right. Op just focused on Abakaliki. The other towns are also receiving attention. I plied the Amasiri -Okposi road in February and I was impressed by the quality of the road built by Umahi. But all of this notwithstanding, I worry about the poverty level. Truth be told : Ebonyi people are poor and the literacy level is the lowest of the South East. The only functional industry is Agriculture and unless you add value to agricultural products, the farmers will remain poor. I know an Umahi media aide must be on this forum. Tell him to develop the people even as he is developing the environment. Let him seek out strategic partnerships with any willing group that will ensure job creation and revenue generation for Ebonyi. Posterity will be kind to him |
How are you sure they are Fulani? |
GuyfawkesAB:It does appear that Oyakilome is Benny Hinn's disciple. Oyedepo is closely following Kenneth Copeland. Adeboye understudied church planting from that South Korean mega-evangelist. Ibiyeomie and the rest remind me of Creflo Dollar and his gang |
CarGuideNG:There's the silver lining on those figures you displayed : the mega-benevolent. The media is so awash with the negatives you hardly see such positive role models Let me read more about them. Thanks for sharing that information |
Forgive my ignorance. Wasn't that Lai Mohammed's former position? |
Nothing really changes after marriage, except maybe personal appearance. You both get older and fatter /slimmer depending on financial and health choices. Many of the issues that will impact a marriage will already be noticed during courtship, but because we are in love, we push them under the table and believe that the spouse will change, but people hardly change except they really want to. The point is that, at any stage in the marriage, we can CHOOSE to be more or less affectionate, more or less open financially etc. It's not marriage itself that brings the changes but our personal choices. I know because I've been married for quite a long while |
njokuuche77:Is this still available? |
Lloydfolarin:That's a perspective I didn't think of. He should have just withdrawn himself from both of them and allowed them to sort out their issues |
Rhea:Busted!!! |
abiodunalasa:The wedding is making me teary. The odds were stacked against Markle: divorcee, older than groom, mixed race etc but royalty found her. I'm an unapologetic Christian who believes that one day, in spite of my inadequacies, God's goodness will be extended to me to become the bride of Christ : new title, access to royalty and riches of heaven etc. |
Talk of retributive justice! This is more than funny! May the substandard bridges you build for the masses collapse with you. Sounds like a curse |
Efewestern:The Turkish President thinks it's a religious issue and is using Islam as a rallying point. Why do you think differently? |
SamuelAnyawu:You can say that again!!!!!! |
Vince77:But you CHOSE to open this one! I thought you just wanted to laugh |
SoNature:Thank God for social media. And the anonymity it gives. Poor masses now have a voice without fear of intimidation |
This boy has been earning my respect more and more. Leave when the ovation is loudest. Pick a coolheaded and wise Igbo woman and settle down with her to raise a normal family. I hadn't credited him with this level of wisdom |
ZZ22:Exactly my feeling. Voter apathy |
afroniger:It counted because the incumbent allowed it to. Do you think the elections will be free and fair? |
I read this post and it got me thinking. The get-your-PVC advocates, what do you think. No insults please. I didn't write this I saw the post below and wished we all study and digest it's meaning. With PVC only all we shall achieve is either Fayose or Fayemi - Ekiti; Amechi or Abe - Rivers and may be El Rufai or Shehu Sani in Kaduna. It might also be Buhari or Atiku. That would be the best out of PVC. But would that do? Whereas, we need a total departure from existing decadent order. We need to Restructure first and then Vote based on a New Bottle that will bring in New Wine. Please read the post below as received. ____&&&&&&&&____&&& THE POWERLESSNESS OF PVC To all PVC proponents and propagandists: KNOW THIS ! Paul Biya took over in Cameroun as president in November of '82. In spite of his highhandedness, Camerounians have gone to the polls 7 times, equipped with their PVC to remove him. They failed woefully! It's 36 years now! For 38 years, Togolese struggled with their PVC to remove President Gnassingbe Eyadema. The more they try, the more they fail. Until his death in 2005, Gnassingbe ruled Togo in spite of the fact that he was rejected by the people. PVC could not help them. At his death however, his son, Faure Gnassingbe took over power! Up till date and for a period of 50 years and counting, 2 men ruled a country! A father and his son, just because the people are politically correct, waiting for election year to remove them with their PVC. What a miserable life? Mobutu Sese Seko Kuku Ngbendu Wa Za Banga. He took over power in Zaire in 1965 as a dictator after killing Patrice Lumumba. He later became a democrat and instead of open democracy, he unified all political parties under himself. People had PVC's but it was just another useless piece of paper. It took a combined military revolution by the Rwandan Tutsi and the Ugandan army to topple his government in 1997! 32 years on! President Teodore Obiang Nguema Mbasongo of Malabo is still very much in power since 1979! Is it that Equatorial Guineans do no have their PVCs ? By all means they do but the yoke upon their necks cannot be broken by a piece of paper. For 42 years 175 days, El Hadj Omar Bongo Ondinba ruled Gabon! PVC or not, he wins election after election. Till his death in 2009! Even after death, his Biafran adopted son, Ali Bongo Ondinba took over power till date! What was I supposed to say concerning the famous Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe? If not for military revolution, even at 93 years he would have been in power still. Over 40 years of rulership. We could go on and on to cite examples but one thing remains outstanding in the case of Cameroun. Haven tried all they could with their PVC, the southern part of Cameroun knew and understand the power of boycott! Led by President Sisiku Ayuk Tabe who was later arrested by the brutish Nigerian army, the Republic of Ambazonia embarked on a total boycott in November 2017. No election, no schools, no office, no banks and no nothing! They declared a ghost town in the whole of their region and by the first quarter of 2018, UN led peacekeeping forces landed in Cameroun! As I write now, serious plans are on-going for a UN monitored referendum for the Ambazonian Republic! What they could not achieve with 32 years of voting and PVCs, they have achieved with 6 months of boycott! It's left for you to decide whether the power of PVC is limited or not. When next you are confronted by the PVC/vote advocates, ask them why has voting failed Africa since 1960? It's civil disobedience and resistance that weakens despots and tyrants. Not votes and PVCs. Tyrants are even more afraid of boycott than they are of a revolution. They can crush revolutions, arrest the ringleaders, tag them treasonable felons and eliminate them but they have no antidote to a successful boycott. Do you want to shake tables? Boycott is the fastest, cheapest, safest, painless and loudest route. You need your voice to be heard, boycott! Think freedom, think boycott. Don't be fooled or coerced into mistaking a tyrant for a democrat, or a Buhari for a Jonathan. Do not look at 2019 through the prism of 2015. Your votes didn't count then and definitely will not count tomorrow. You didn't vote out Jonathan and certainly cannot vote out Buhari. Do not mistake countries where institutions are strong for this British political shithole. Voting works where institutions are strong and independent of the central government, not in evil forests like nigger-area. What you do, every time you go out to vote, is to endorse your slavery and oil the chains that bind you. While boycott will bring all stakeholders to the conference table, voting validates the charade of a (s)election. "Emancipate yourselves from mental slavery, none but ourselves can free our own mind", Robert Nesta Rastaman Marley. Nice time pals, as you think towards freeing yourself from all kinds of slavery; starting from religion to politics. Copied and edited! |
OKUCHI11:I don't understand what you mean by rudiments or intricacies. But the banns on the marriage will be published in court and announced in the church. The marriage certificate issued will be a legally binding document in case of death or divorce |
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