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Politics › Re: Nigerian Man Attempts To Detonate Explosive On Delta Flight In US by SEFAGO(m): 1:08am On Dec 26, 2009
hausa people f.u.ck, they shouldnt allow them on planes  undecided, I knew it had to be those uneducated cattle-rearers, why the hell would the US embassy give an Hausa person a visa to board a plane- olodo oyinbo people
Politics › Re: Nigerian Man Attempts To Detonate Explosive On Delta Flight In US by SEFAGO(m): 12:44am On Dec 26, 2009
Zap

I now have to start telling everyone I am from Ghana, or try and get a South African passport
Politics › Re: Nigerian Man Attempts To Detonate Explosive On Delta Flight In US by SEFAGO(m): 12:39am On Dec 26, 2009
I think so too, knwinh hw much nigerians like "banger" the guy wa sprolly overexcited about christmas- come to think of it, it is christmas- poor man. And people claim s.t.u.p.idi.ty is not a crime.
Politics › Re: Nigerian Man Attempts To Detonate Explosive On Delta Flight In US by SEFAGO(m): 12:28am On Dec 26, 2009
He is from Nigeria, is that not enough reason to do a thorough pat down? Not one of the worlds most enlightened countries.
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yeah, I saw that one and my blood rose up, man I should not have hypertension during christmas- i.d.i.o.t

angry
Politics › Re: Nigerian Man Attempts To Detonate Explosive On Delta Flight In US by SEFAGO(m): 12:12am On Dec 26, 2009
well from what I read ABC reported the guy is al quaeda while CNN claims it is knockout- check both of them- remember american TV stations dey lie too grin
Politics › Re: Nigerian Man Attempts To Detonate Explosive On Delta Flight In US by SEFAGO(m): 12:05am On Dec 26, 2009
why do u guys keep saying he is from nigeria. .

are u sure he is not an american citizen also?. . .i mean its hard to enter yankee these days

who give am visa sef?
It is true, it is likely he is british or american- immediately the US embassy see u have a muslim name on your passport, they would not give you visa. Hence why you prolly wouldn't see many of our northern brothers abroad.
Politics › Re: Nigerian Man Attempts To Detonate Explosive On Delta Flight In US by SEFAGO(m): 12:03am On Dec 26, 2009
rep nigeria to the fullest grin

Now, I would be checked like if I am a criminal again.
Politics › Re: Revolution! Is It Too Much To Ask For? by SEFAGO(m): 10:18pm On Dec 25, 2009
becomrich has stated his manifesto- what stronger "yoruba" leader could you ask for grin
Politics › Re: Revolution! Is It Too Much To Ask For? by SEFAGO(m): 9:07pm On Dec 25, 2009
It doesn't mean they're not mindful of what is happening back home. Do you think There's any body who loves to play second fiddle in another man's land ? Mohandas Ghandi experienced discrimination in SA AND THAT served as a mind sharpener to the man he would eventually become.
Agreed
Politics › Re: Regional Poverty In Nigeria- North, South-West Worse Hit by SEFAGO(m): 5:19pm On Dec 25, 2009
Look Igbo send probiafra senators to abuja example senator Uche Chukwumerije ( head of the biafra propaganda machine. Look at the yoruba list, do you see anyone like senator Uche Chukwumerije on our list. Look at the igbo list of senators again. They did not go there with good looking senator and bleaching house of representative member. They send most ex biafra soldiers. go through thier list. Half of them are ex biafra soldier. Ganiyu Adams should go to abuja in the next election.
hilarious
Literature › Re: Enid Blyton's Novels by SEFAGO(m): 4:18pm On Dec 25, 2009
racist mofo, and imperialist pig angry

but still a goodwriter
Politics › Re: Regional Poverty In Nigeria- North, South-West Worse Hit by SEFAGO(m): 4:08pm On Dec 25, 2009
Yes , this is how you measure development, if you have nothing , you hav are not developed, and the south west have nothing. Yorubas people are just been fool and some are been silly, because they have not been to oher part of nigeria. I have been to more than 24 states in nigeria. I have seen the other part of nigeria. Yorubas are far behind in developed. even satellite pictures shows it.
i agree with you 100%
Politics › Re: Regional Poverty In Nigeria- North, South-West Worse Hit by SEFAGO(m): 3:59pm On Dec 25, 2009
^ oh f.u.k the devil is here
Politics › Re: Regional Poverty In Nigeria- North, South-West Worse Hit by SEFAGO(m): 2:40pm On Dec 25, 2009
Apart from Lagos, the [b]South East and South South [/b]are far more developed than the South West.

We should stop deceiving ourselves, the whole country is too damn poor.
Na lie, I can maybe believe the south east- but also the south south shocked
Politics › Re: Regional Poverty In Nigeria- North, South-West Worse Hit by SEFAGO(m): 11:17am On Dec 25, 2009
Interesting statistics-

It could be possible that the mass migration of people in the South East and North to the South West, due to the significant economic opportunities, could have increased poverty in the South West, and consequently reduced poverty statistics in the South East. I would wager that there would be a larger number of people in the South East if such an adjustment was made to the methodology of this study.

My two cents
Politics › Re: Xmas: Igbos Desert Lagos by SEFAGO(m): 10:58am On Dec 25, 2009
See awon boiz, they would be sorely missed in Yaba market and on the streets of lagos hustling hustling. Anyways safe journey to alaigbo cool
Politics › Re: Asian Crossroads In Africa by SEFAGO(m): 10:56am On Dec 25, 2009
Of course they don't come at no cost. In exchange for investment in infrastructure, countries such as the Republic of Guinea, are required to forfeit their entire mineral deposit to China at a fixed price for up to 100 years!! China is a large country will a large amount of people, imagine the rate at which they will extract and how long it will take for most natural resources (presently our sole source of wealth) to be depleted this cheaply?
shocked
Politics › Re: Okonjo-iweala Diverts Gifts To Hiv/aids Victims, As Daughter Marries by SEFAGO(m): 10:54am On Dec 25, 2009
Yes, Nigerian girls who are exposed to western culture and kids of these ministers really like MouthAction. That is one of the reasons they like to marry foreigners i.e. Obasanjo, Abiola, Akunyil, Iweala daughters to mention just a few.
well some of us sabi smiley

From what I know of them, they went to predominantly white schools, and so would be extremely comfortable around white people. I cannot see them marrying some Nigerian guy with the typical nigerian alpha male attitude. But of course their are some westernized ones like me now, they should have waited for me- I want some of the national cake too angry
Politics › Re: Is Nigeria On The Verge Of Civil War? by SEFAGO(m): 11:22pm On Dec 24, 2009
I like the idea of confederation; I think it is what we should have had from the start. It would have made each region self-sufficient. Regional leaders would have had to develop their regions from resources in their regions.
hmm interesting, but hw many confederations? And what is the basis for a confederation- tribal affiliation?

This oddly sounds like one of becomrich's schemes
Politics › Re: Ogun Gets New Godfather by SEFAGO(m): 7:15pm On Dec 24, 2009
Do  I have a PhD in plant chemistry or in plant science or in Landcape management? Can a servant of an alhaji stay online this long? Remember you previously said I was always online, now you are saying something different. You keep showing a high-stake inconsistency. Please get a BSc first (even in Oduduwa history) before I  can consider you for further discussions. You bloody non-graduate (ungraduatable) motor park tout with tribal mentality.
Hilarious Poo. As I said, you rae a sad sad case of a human being. So Alhaji's wife has not given you food for days and that is why you are vexing with everyone grin.

Omoibo x 3, hardware seller during the day, political thug and tribal critic during the night. Supposed Plant chemist, or whatever you call yourself. You should be ashamed, you are a disgrace to your people. If I were you I would just shoot myself, because after having failed so many times to achieve anything in my miserable existence, I have taken solitude in insulting those who achievements, way supersede yours.

Why dont you like Nchara, present some of your notable awards so that you can wow us with your minute achievements. Like at least present your nursery school certificate to prove I am not talking to an uneducated buffoon. PhD in plant chemistry (sadly there is no vomit icon)
Education › Re: Anyone? American Medical School. Mcat by SEFAGO(m): 12:57pm On Dec 24, 2009
Did u guys do ur undergraduate in nigeria- and now want to do medicine in the US?
Politics › Re: Mrs Okonjo Iwela For President by SEFAGO(m): 12:56pm On Dec 24, 2009
An igbo person is nearly going to win 5 or 6 state. 100% If he is running against a northerner, the number of state goes to ( 11 state sure)
Yorubaman is 100% sure of 10 state. If he is running against a northerner, the number of state goes to ( 15 state sure)
Hausa man is sure of 9 state. If he is running against a southerner, the number of state goes to ( 14 state sure)

Kanuri man is sure of 2 state. If he is running against a southerner, the number of state goes to ( 13 state sure)

south south is sure of 5 state. If he is running against a northerner, the number of state goes to ( 15 state sure)
Seems you are suffering from an impulsive disorder, do u just start typing Poo as it comes to ur mind? I dont really understand your analysis.

@topic
Okonjo iweala can't play African gangster politics. Its the wild wild west in nigeria. You need to be born, bred, and have lived in nigeria for a significant amount of time b4 u can win Local government not to talk of presidency
Education › Re: Preparing for GRE by SEFAGO(m): 12:30pm On Dec 24, 2009
why didnt you apply to those three? Its less difficult to get in when you are a minority applicant, and funding is also easier.
yeah, I guess- but I didn't do college in nigeria, so I have this gut feeling that graduate school might expect a bit more from me. I do have high test scores, an Ok GPA, and some research experience- but it isn't rily the big three quality. If I went to university in Nigeria, I might have tried them, since then I would have excuses for my mediocrity compared to other MIT/Stanford applicants. I have seen the application profile for most Nigerians who make it to top PhD programs in the US, and being sincere they wouldn't make first pass if they were being judged just on merit. But makes sense though we should be given a bit of leeway.

There is a program dependence. I doubt the engineering program at Northwestern is that competitive, and competitive must be defined with the applicants profile in mind. A student who couldn't get into MIT could possibly get in with a late application to somewhere like Ohio State.
Well Northwestern engineering is ok, agreed not MIT quality, but some of their departments are considered the best of the best.

A hidden problem though is the racial undercurrent evident in graduate engineering admissions in the top schools. We need more faculty presence to ease admission into these programs, unfortunately most people want to go to the industry to make money.
hmmm, i dont exactly get this.
Education › Re: Preparing for GRE by SEFAGO(m): 11:27am On Dec 24, 2009
Its a top 20 engineering school- No names because I signed an agreement saying I would not say anything i saw since it was confidential info-

which school/course are you applying to?
An engineering program- a couple of top schools and also a bit of average ones- not MIT/Caltech/Stanford though (they have deadlines around december 1st and I would definitely have turned my apps earlier if i applied to those schools) and such.

One of my classmates last year who goes to Northwestern engineering, turned his applications at the last minute, but he still got in despite not doing his undergrad in an engineering.
Education › Re: Preparing for GRE by SEFAGO(m): 10:16am On Dec 24, 2009
That is the company line, but feel free to submit whenever you feel is appropriate. Best of luck with your application.
Not rily true again- most faculty who read applications convene in january, key point is turning it before december, the graduate school assistants who compile your file, start their break around December 23rd (standard in America) and then comeback around January 4th, then start  compiling applications up until Jannuary 15th. Usually the graduate school assistants have a review sheet where they include key aspects such as your GPA, and GRE score so that it gives admission people an idea of your strengths and weaknesses- most admission officers spend like 10 minutes maximum on an application so u must have something that catches their eyes. So it does take time for the graduate school to process ones admission file- like around 2 weeks from when you turn it in- but in the spirit of fairness most graduate schools dont do first come, first served .

Source: Worked one summer in a graduate school admissions office.



But thnxs for the wishes, I feel I would need considering the fact I have bigger deficiencies to worry about.
Politics › Re: Ogun Gets New Godfather by SEFAGO(m): 9:42am On Dec 24, 2009
Sefago, Asiwaju of all the Yoruba ignoramuses:

Nchara must be somewhere in Alaigbo now. He did inform all you ofe mmanu Grin people that he was going home and would be touring landmark areas in Alaigbo.

But is that all you have to say about the new g/father of the Sango state?
Mekusxx, olodo omoibo x 2, dont worry, unlike people here I have lots of time for you now that it is Christmas. Put your own house in order b4 you start with other people. At least this Godfather was not responsible for the death of a lot of his people like friend ojukwu.


You just stated an oxymoron. What landmark areas are in alaigbo, apart from a couple of shrines, and a large number of prostitution houses.

I.d.i.o.t, supposed PhD in plant science. Anyways, I have an opening in my house for a gardener, so if you need to keep your body and soul togethers, I would be obliged. You know how nice we yoruba people are- you can tell by the millions of people from akwa ibom who do house boy and house girl in lagos in the homes of the upper crust of nigeria- the yoruba and hausas. It is likely you are prolly houseboying at the home of one alhaji, and using the guy's laptop when he is not around- when the cat is not around, the mouses would come and play.
Education › Re: Preparing for GRE by SEFAGO(m): 8:45am On Dec 24, 2009
Try to turn in your apps a few weeks before the deadline, as it improves your chances, particularly with top schools.
Not really true though I agree it makes your file complete quickly, which makes u get reviewed quickly which like cause and effect seems to improve your chances. I would say it depends even for top schools. I have called a lot of schools and they told me they wont be reviewing any applications until the beginning of January.
Politics › Re: Ogun Gets New Godfather by SEFAGO(m): 10:45pm On Dec 23, 2009
^mekusxx where is your twin, Nchara- has the guy scuttled away from Nairaland, like Ojukwu did during the aftermath of the biafra war

Just asking, I am beginning to miss the presence of ignoramus people on NL
Education › Re: Preparing for GRE by SEFAGO(m): 9:35pm On Dec 23, 2009
congrats- I am just rounding up my applications myself- I started them recently, like a week ago grin cool, slow and steady wins the race-and I have deadlines of january 1st so u guys can guess how my Christmas is going to be spent.
Politics › Re: Maduekwe Spends N2.7 Billion On Foreign Trips by SEFAGO(m): 10:36am On Dec 23, 2009
Chairman of the Senate Committee on Foreign Affairs Senator Jibril Aminu (PDP, Adamawa Central) said the minister’s numerous trips outside the country have become “wasteful to the economy.”
Chief Ojo Maduekwe however mounted a defence, saying the international travels being undertaken by the ministry are for the sake of diplomacy. He said, “Diplomacy is all about visibility. Even technology has not helped in reducing international travels in diplomacy. There is no way that the travel commitments of the Foreign Ministry could be compared to that of the Ministry of Commerce.”
embarassed

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