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it's not a video. |
Ok i stumbled into this site when I was looking for videos of busted scammers. This ones are especially fascinating. http://www.419eater.com/html/joe_eboh.htm http://www.419eater.com/html/martins_jide.htm God bless these 419 eaters hun |
[flash=425,344] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mC_ODpxMA10[/flash] [flash=425,344] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DB3FZozmNAE[/flash] |
Badriyyah:What do you want? there are projects there that try to accommodate the average person. They'll atleast provide jobs in thousands, |
you want projects? here http://www.skyscrapercity.com/forumdisplay.php?f=1481 |
Obama didn't go to Nigeria for obvious reasons (not the foolishness you are talking here): Niger-delta crises et all. security; nothing more. |
there's absolutely no truth in that story. |
Reason: /ri:z'n/ nateevs: |
FL Gators:hmm ![]() |
An average woman (not an orphan, destitute, or insane) who lived in a house for 20 years of her life, only to sit at the table (or restaurant) at meal times without even being curious about how that meal was prepared is quintessentially mentally and physically lazy. A mentally and physically lazy wife is a useless wife. |
And there goes the "lion in the zoo" story posted above. . . |
Ghanaians fear Nigerian domination of economy –Minister By Oyetunji Abioye Published: Monday, 18 May 2009 Ghanaian Minister of Trade and Industry, Mrs. Hannah Tetteh, on Sunday threw an insight into why the alleged xenophobic feelings in her country had remained despite efforts at resolving it. Ghanaian business men were accused of asking foreigners, including Nigerians to leave, for “dominating” their economy. Tetteh, who spoke with journalists at a press conference at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos, on Sunday, said Ghanaian traders were not happy that while Nigerian goods are having free access to the Ghanaian Market, Nigeria had refused to give such access to Ghanaian goods which come under Nigeria’s Import Prohibition List. The minister said that Ghanaian traders believed that such ought not to be the Case under the economic integration policy on which the Economic Community of West Africa States was based. According to her, she said following complaints by Ghanaian Trade Union Association, the ministry found out that some foreigners including Nigerians doing business at a certain area in Accra, were not in compliance with the $350,000 minimum capital required by non-Ghanaians to operate a business. This, she said her ministry looked into and gave Nigerian businessmen a concession to come together and raise the capital, a development which Ghanaian traders were not still happy about, believing that Nigerians traders do not deserve such pointing to her Import prohibition policy. Tetteh refuted an allegation that its government was further raising the stake for doing business from $350,000 to $1m, saying such was only a proposal for legislation raised by the Ghana Investment Promotion council, which was yet to get to Cabinet. The Minister further said that all foreign banks operating in Ghana had been asked to recapitalise on or before December 31, 2009 in preparation for an “oil economy” which her country would start operating from next year, contrary to allegation that such was being targeted at Nigerian banks. She said that Ghanaian banks had also being asked to do same before December 31, 2010 . On why there was difference in the compliance date, Tetteh, said, “such was only meant to be home advantage purpose.” However, the Minister who was an official visit to Nigeria for the purpose said she had met with the Nigeria ’s Minister of Trade and Commerce, Mr. Humphrey Aba, and decision had been reached for the creation of a technical cooperation committee which would resolve the problem. I don't seem to understand what she means by "domination of economy". They are private businesses, so they can't say they are taking jobs. Apart from the remittances home, the presence of the traders actually boosts their economy. What's the issue? |
Krayola:So how do you juxtapose your lactating analogy with the fact that all married women should be able to cook? Acidrop already stated a clear example of an exemption. Maybe you should read the thread a little before posting. |
Krayola: ![]() |
Now, you wouldn't blame that particular lion in the zoo, but you should blame the lion if he gets released and decides do become a daddy before perfecting the act (especially if he can pick up a book titled "the ABCs of hunting" . That of course would spell starvation for the poor cubs. The point is: if you want to get married (become a papa lion), just learn to cook first. It'll play an important role in making your house a home. |
There are always conditions to most facts. That a lion can't hunt because he was kept in the zoo all his life doesn't beat the fact that naturally, all lions should be skillful hunters. |
acidrop: acidrop:now I see so much 'reason' in that. Unavailability of what? the kettle, or the firewood? |
Why do you keep changing the topic? Nobody is disputing the fact that men should help with regular house chores; but saying that a woman's inability to cook does not tell you anything about her person is just insane. It's just like a man that cannot shave his damn self, or a 40 year old city man that cannot drive! (or even a chicken that cannot find worms for her chicks) I can make you the best confectionaries and soups all day, but a wife that can't make me coffee and boiled eggs for breakfast on a bad morning. . . chaaa. I don't want my wife mowing the lawn in the morning, and i don't want to find myself stitching my daughters ballet attire (even though I can, and I would if necessary); neither do I want my find my wife outside nailing the leaking roof (even if she can), just as I don't want to braid my daughter's hair (even if I can, and I would if necessary). There are just some things men and women must know how to do-- things that complete them. |
Well, since I can't find any naija man on this thread that'll tolerate a non-cooking wife, good luck to the women who think they can work things out (except they find a male women rights activist). |
Third parties ![]() It'll be pure bliss when your septuagenarian mummies and daddies visit for the weekend. |
ifyalways: ![]() |
A home with a wife who can't cook- even if the husband is a master chef- is a failure. Don't deceive yourselves women. If you can't cook, just don't get married yet (well, don't get married in Nigeria). |
babzyshe:Yeah like Nigeria can't have 7000troops, 2 warships and 7 gunboats without the Niger Delta oil revenue. |
http://www.worldfamousnaijablog.com/2008/12/artiste-watch-jesse-jagz.html scroll down on that link and listen to his songs. |
I think I read somewhere that Nigeria has a shortage of hangmen. I say: kills! while making money out if it . . . Unno, the real 'licensed to kills' |
Jakumo!!! ![]() |
Sugar cane baby is on fire! |
Didn't quite get your point, but. . . don't be stupid. |
raises throat like a neighing horse ♪♬ I drrrreamed a drrrrream in time gone buuuuuuy, When hope was high and life, worth liviiiiiiiingggggg. . . ♪♬ |
neither are the guys at Indecency.com |
These Ghanaians sha ![]() |
Frankly speaking, I would only identify disciplinary fibre in the president if he ensures that these cold criminals are condemned to death. Only that would have any effect on any potential signature forger. |
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. That of course would spell starvation for the poor cubs. The point is: if you want to get married (become a papa lion), just learn to cook first. It'll play an important role in making your house a home.
chaaa. I don't want my wife mowing the lawn in the morning, and i don't want to find myself stitching my daughters ballet attire (even though I can, and I would if necessary); neither do I want my find my wife outside nailing the leaking roof (even if she can), just as I don't want to braid my daughter's hair (even if I can, and I would if necessary). There are just some things men and women must know how to do-- things that complete them.