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 Politics › Re: There Is Need To De-congest Lagos And Industrialise The South East - Jonathan by SEFAGO(m): 12:47pm On May 18, 2011 |
If Igbos could single handedly develop Lagos and Abuja to wat it is today Grin , imagine what they wud make of their own tuff if only the federal government wud build or let them build a seaport in onitsha. ( that's if the river Niger was properly dredged ooh).Just look at this dumb statement. Talk about conjectures and lies  |
| Politics › Re: There Is Need To De-congest Lagos And Industrialise The South East - Jonathan by SEFAGO(m): 12:45pm On May 18, 2011 |
Ngodigha:Your logic is flawed. Abiola and Fela might have had roots in Abeokuta but they grew up and worked in lagos. They built connections in Lagos. There children grew up in lagos and not Abeokuta. Tons of Igbo people die and get buried in lagos. Tons of Hausa people too by the way. So they abandon their villages? Whats your point? Moreover you have glossed over the issue of right. Yoruba people have the right to claim lagos more than you do, period. |
| Politics › Re: There Is Need To De-congest Lagos And Industrialise The South East - Jonathan by SEFAGO(m): 12:37pm On May 18, 2011 |
afam4eva:I doubt that is the case. What actually happen here is that a lot of Non-Yoruba wanna lay claim to lagos as all free zone. Yoruba people say this is not the case. The Non-Yoruba start calling the Yoruba people bigots who are obssessed about lagos (which was developed by oil money or FG money or so they say). I have seen this in real life and the internet. It seems Non-Yoruba people are mad about lagos and thoroughly jealous. Don't know why they care but I have been watching the reactions and insecurities of many people when lagos is mentioned. Ekt_bear for example does not even live in Nigeria. I dont get the point about Ekiti. Even further, Yoruba is Yoruba, we dont lay significant distinctions on "state of origin" at this point in our history. Attempts by Non-Yoruba to try and create distinctions is to be frank stoooopid. |
| Politics › Re: There Is Need To De-congest Lagos And Industrialise The South East - Jonathan by SEFAGO(m): 12:24pm On May 18, 2011 |
Your fvcked up village is buried under cassava and looks like shrine forgotten by God, that why your inferiority complex is driving you to lie and claim Lagos. Lying is second nature to bigots and racists.Ok Class, I want to give you a few lectures in Internet 101: Learning when to pull the "bigot Card" 1. You don't, and I repeat don't pull the bigot card when you make bigoted statements. Class Dismissed Next Class Session: Internet 102: Why are non-Yoruba people obsessed with Lagos |
| Politics › Re: There Is Need To De-congest Lagos And Industrialise The South East - Jonathan by SEFAGO(m): 12:18pm On May 18, 2011 |
I want to point out that have looked at this thread that Beaf and dem over arrogant ibo boys started the trouble first (well apart from zstranger, but you dont really wanna be competing with zstranger do ya )Beaf reminds me of white south africans to be honest, who refer to black south africans as "racist" |
| Politics › Re: [history] Albert Lutuli - The first African to win The Nobel Peace Prize. . . by SEFAGO(m): 1:57pm On May 17, 2011 |
Who cares? Peace prizes are useless, its all about the science Nobels baby  |
| Culture › Re: Titilayo :: The White Girl Tha Speaks Yoruba Fluently by SEFAGO(m): 8:50am On May 17, 2011 |
And she keeps saying "Ahhn" in such a weak way and tries to mimic Yoruba body language, but sometimes it comes off as well just what it is photocopy. Cpuld someone play 9ice's photocopy ko easy for this girl Her Yoruba is fluent in the sense that she knows what words to use, but her accent sounds kind of weird. |
| Culture › Re: Titilayo :: The White Girl Tha Speaks Yoruba Fluently by SEFAGO(m): 8:37am On May 17, 2011 |
[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=666080.msg8335353#msg8335353 date=1305597497]Wow, this hurts coming from you No you dont. You're such a e-loser. L.O.L![/quote] Also, she's a bit ugly (in my opinion). When I saw her face, the last thing I expected was to find out that anyone was hitting on her.Just watched the video, yeah I gotta reluctantly agree with you on this one. I only saw her pic on linkedin.com which was not that bad PS: At the rate she is going, with her interest in Nigeria, she is gonna find Nairaland and be reading all this comments about her looks As for Ileke-Idi's comment actually white girls being chased about is pretty common and these girls are aware of it. Know a lot of girls who studied abroad (Middle East/Latin America/Africa) in a non-white and even some East European countries always complained about being chased and harassed. At least these men did not harass them or try to follow her home. Kudos to these Nigerian men for being polite. In other countries their would have been attempts to grab her over-curious butt |
| Culture › Re: Titilayo :: The White Girl Tha Speaks Yoruba Fluently by SEFAGO(m): 2:55am On May 17, 2011 |
tom28:Ileke-Idi (I know its hard to believe) is actually female. But speak for yourself mate. I behave just like the men in that video and take the opportunity (If a woman has the misfortune of talking to me), to seek her hand in marriage. |
| Culture › Re: Titilayo :: The White Girl Tha Speaks Yoruba Fluently by SEFAGO(m): 2:38am On May 17, 2011 |
LOL Okies, waiting on her answer. Dont fail meI have not yet reached that level sha, I have already asked her to marry me though already and she don accept. Are you guys thinking what I am thinking about? Yes OO GREENCARD!!! |
| Culture › Re: Titilayo :: The White Girl Tha Speaks Yoruba Fluently by SEFAGO(m): 2:19am On May 17, 2011 |
[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=666080.msg8335171#msg8335171 date=1305594303]Her features. I'm not sure if she's white or not, but I've seen many white chicks that looks like that. Why dont you ask her for her DNA sample on FB, make we get down to the koko of this matter.[/quote]Yeah but there are distinctive features. Ask PhysicsMHD because I am not gonna say them  . I am kind of PC.Well still on the chat level. We havent gotten to the DNA part yet, but instead of going that far I would be a bit more direct and ask her. |
| Culture › Re: Titilayo :: The White Girl Tha Speaks Yoruba Fluently by SEFAGO(m): 2:13am On May 17, 2011 |
PhysicsMHD:Yeah I knew about the Jewish merchants. Actually there is a place in the Caribs were a lot of the people are descendants of these merchants. I was hoping no one would notice so that I could call someone stooooopid . You are kind of disturbing my insults PhysicsMHD.She is Jewish. Her name further confirms it. http://www.4crests.com/harshman-coat-of-arms.html Maybe your friend was denying it? Nah she is Ok, yeah not physically attractive or anything but at least she can make pounded yam. That would do for most of us. |
| Culture › Re: Titilayo :: The White Girl Tha Speaks Yoruba Fluently by SEFAGO(m): 2:00am On May 17, 2011 |
tom28:Sttooooooopid. We were colonized by the brits. If she was gonna be european she would be likely brit. Does she look british to you? [quote author=tpia@ link=topic=666080.msg8334752#msg8334752 date=1305588441]Tom28 not as far back as that. A lot of whites left nigeria after independence.[/quote]Even though you are my wife you are also stooooooooooooooooopid. She has ancestors in Nigeria  Man so many stooopid people on NL. |
| Culture › Re: Titilayo :: The White Girl Tha Speaks Yoruba Fluently by SEFAGO(m): 1:56am On May 17, 2011 |
U guys are stooopid. Cant you see her features. She is Jewish, probably closer in genetic similarity to the ibo. Na everyone be oyibo to u guys sef . How are her ancestors slave traders?Anyways in the spirit of all creepy Yoruba men, I have friended her on facebook. Would tell you guys whats up later . |
| Culture › Re: Titilayo :: The White Girl Tha Speaks Yoruba Fluently by SEFAGO(m): 8:34am On May 16, 2011 |
Bros na the charm and swag ooh, I be playa playa [Yeah, Right, in My Dreams ] |
| Culture › Re: Titilayo :: The White Girl Tha Speaks Yoruba Fluently by SEFAGO(m): 8:28am On May 16, 2011 |
Princek12:I dont understand that point either. I usually stop women on the street and ask them to follow me back home. Works all the time. So those guys were trying to pull some game. Tpia is hating. Man seems I have to give her another round. Tpia wa gbe Kondo mi si enu e. And don't you think you are the one with inferiority complex by advocating that you should not speak your native language to your kids so that their English would not be affected, which should supposedly make them have good grades. Don't you think you are the one with inferiority complex for assuming that the people who spoke Yoruba to Titilayo in the video are illiterates because they spoke Yoruba to her?Miss Latvia is partially correct that if a different language is solely spoken at home, it might be more difficult to learn English. I think though this is not applicable to Nigerian kids for several reasons, one being obviously that most Nigerians are bilingual while the example she provided of the Spanish (Hispanics) are people who just speak only spanish. |
| Culture › Re: Titilayo :: The White Girl Tha Speaks Yoruba Fluently by SEFAGO(m): 6:53am On May 16, 2011 |
^ Iyawo me how u dey tpia All cuddly and cute |
| Politics › Re: Help bring Digital Libraries to Africa! by SEFAGO(m): 5:30am On May 16, 2011 |
Loma Big congrats to you man. Wish u more success in your future endeavors, can see ya going places. Like it when people have a passion and follow it. |
| Culture › Re: Titilayo :: The White Girl Tha Speaks Yoruba Fluently by SEFAGO(m): 8:01pm On May 15, 2011 |
^ Bleach I always thought Kenpachi was better Best Moniker I have seen on NL though |
| Literature › Re: Most Famous Novels From other Continents. by SEFAGO(m): 7:08am On May 15, 2011 |
^ I actually read the book and was watching the movie two days ago . Did not bother to include it on the list since you have already.I think its one of the many American Classics though not the sole American novel. Its the same with African novels. I understand that many people (especially Nigerians) assume that Things Fall apart is the quintessential african novel but there are still other African classics that rival Things Fall Apart. Maybe not as famous to the West but very famous to scholars. Most have slipped my mind though. To kill a mockingbird by Harper Lee ranks higher than any other American Novel in modern times.Why do you assert thus? the same can be said about the Great Gatsby, Steinbecks "The Grapes of Wrath" e.t.c. Even in Nigeria, Hemingway is more popular amongst literature students. |
| Literature › Re: Most Famous Novels From other Continents. by SEFAGO(m): 6:09am On May 14, 2011 |
dean koontzThis is not literature. This is for bored women who dont have boyfriends and are trying to pass time. Grisham |
| Literature › Re: Most Famous Novels From other Continents. by SEFAGO(m): 6:07am On May 14, 2011 |
I think the big issue here then is that the thread title is misleading. You should have said most famous literary works (limited to prose of course) or something in that line I agree that suspense novels and thrillers (whether espionage, romance, fantasy) dont count as significant contributions to literature. North America- the Great Gatsby, Gone with the wind, the catcher in the rye Europe- I think a lot of opinions are very anglo-biased. I would vote for Dumas's The Count of Monte Cristo and the Three Musketeers, Hugo's Les Miserable, Dostoevsky "Crime and Punishment", Tolstoy "War and Peace", Chekhov is also a good writer especially his short stories South America- Only read a couple, dont know how relatively good they are to call them classics Australia: Clueless Asia: Only familiar with the Chinese and a bit of Japanese. I know of the four classical novels: Romance of the three kingdom, A Journey to the West, Dream of the Red Chamber and Water Margin. I have read Romance of the three kingdom and Dream of the Red Chamber but not the other two. Very different from western literature. I would advise any book nerd to try and read Dream of the Red Chamber. Very dense books though. Also read the Japanese book " A tale of Genji" but its a huge book and would only be suitable for long term readers. In general I favor, long complex books as opposed to very short books, I like novels that have long and very complex plots. |
| Politics › Re: Restoring Yoruba's Lost Glory by SEFAGO(m): 4:20am On May 13, 2011 |
[quote author=aloy/emeka link=topic=666163.msg8310779#msg8310779 date=1305256206]Why not call the number I just gave you?. The country code is 01[/quote]Thanks darling. Will call you tomorrow. I kind of have work to do. |
| Politics › Re: Restoring Yoruba's Lost Glory by SEFAGO(m): 4:07am On May 13, 2011 |
[quote author=aloy/emeka link=topic=666163.msg8310749#msg8310749 date=1305255762]2142689172[/quote]So you live in texas? Crazy girl I am sure you can ride me like a texan cowgirl. Or is it in a different country? If so give me the country code. I really wanna call and just chat with you. You seem like a cool person to talk to |
| Politics › Re: Analysis Of Nairalanders by SEFAGO(m): 3:58am On May 13, 2011 |
Beaf:You have to thank me especially man. I have been knacking tpia like crazy and thats why she is in a good mood now all the time. She hasnt had it for like 10 years, thats why she is usually cranky. Well I cleaned her cobwebs and she is all cuddly. I deserve an award Nairaland Man of the Year No one should try and take Tpia from me though Photocopy ko easy |
| Politics › Re: Restoring Yoruba's Lost Glory by SEFAGO(m): 3:50am On May 13, 2011 |
Wow aloy emeka is such a bimbo Thats how I like them @Aloy Whats your phone number, I wanna call you so that we can hangout and stuff. I kind of think you are cute (Even though I havent seen u b4 ) |
| Literature › Re: Most Famous Novels From other Continents. by SEFAGO(m): 4:54pm On May 12, 2011 |
A Song of Ice and Fire - George R. R. MartinAlthough this is not a classic novel, still one of the greatest fantasy books of all time. HBO just started a TV series on the first book- Game of Thrones Its puts the Lord of the Rings to shame, so I would definitely recommend watching it And the newest book is coming out in July |
| Politics › Re: Ajimobi Girls [nuff Said] by SEFAGO(m): 2:47am On May 11, 2011 |
[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=663697.msg8296165#msg8296165 date=1305078118]  Can you just imagine![/quote]Oh just for casual talk. What were you thinking ? |
| Politics › Re: Ajimobi Girls [nuff Said] by SEFAGO(m): 2:40am On May 11, 2011 |
So you know them then? Isnt that like in-house PR? I think you should be paying some kishi to Seun for this. Can you introduce me to the one on the right? |
| Politics › Re: Ajimobi Girls [nuff Said] by SEFAGO(m): 2:35am On May 11, 2011 |
Kai zstranger own too much, I have limits to how far I can go. I think I have reached my limits Wow I learned a new thing today sha. |
| Politics › Re: Ajimobi Girls [nuff Said] by SEFAGO(m): 2:31am On May 11, 2011 |
sbeezy8:Lol look who is talking . . .irony But I get your point. Although, I dont know why you are mad because you are not the center of attention. Ileke-Idi why did you make this thread? These girls look robust and comfortable they will need money to keep themselves looking like that. You are indirectly encouraging looting. Anytime you see a politician's daughter or son look healthy, happy and smiling know they are doing so at the expense of the masses. Comrade Ileke-Idi, I am kind of disappointed. If we hope to envision a socialist Odua state, one free of oppression and personifying equality, it is paramount that we do not celebrate leeches. A leader should lead by example. If your people are wearing rags, wear rags. If your people are wearing the finest clothes, you wear that too. If your people are healthy be healthy. If your people have cancer, have cancer too. May we wish all forms of economic inequality, corruption to be blown over to our neighbors in the North and South-East. All the way to the river Nile. May we emerge the greatest Nation in Africa while patiently waiting to become the world sole superpower. |
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