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SpcAgtOko:

lertee: Like it?

SpcAgtOko: Thanks sir

*takes a deep breath* ...

I also didn't think I would be here today.. but since I am.....


They say there are two sides to every story Here is my version:

JB, mein Shatz;
When I first came in contact with you I treated you like every other nairalander; just another online comment. In fact, I failed to even reply your mentions (Shoutout to Seun for making mentions easier to access!) and within a short time after our first encounter, I deactivated that account.

The very next day as I was checking my mentions I noticed you created a thread about me. I did not remember you from our first encounter and I wondered who the mysterious guy was who obviously followed me a lot more than I followed him.

I read your profile and posts a little, but made no effort to "get to know you". Without knowing it, we shared similar fears and similar wishes, but I paid you no mind. I continued with my late night nairaland creeping, and posting on random topics. When I saw your name come up, I would check out your profile and wonder what the "mysterious guy" was up to, but I never contacted you, and you never contacted me.

"He is just a kid" I said to myself, "another kid having a good time on nl.."

Fast forward a few months and I happened upon you mentioning my name again and I became much more curious this time. - Months had passed. I had forgotten all about you, but here you were, still calling my name

And then I saw your picture.

*heart be still*

Traeume ich?

This "kid" wasn't a kid at all. You were a handsome man who had the ability to make me melt just by looking into the camera.

The more I read your posts, the more I got to know you and know that you possessed everything I wanted in a man:
You are intelligent
You are attractive
You are forgiving
You are trusthworthy
You are loving
You are romantic
You are easy-going
You are adaptive
You are attentive
You are hard-working
You are emphathetic
You are confident
You are courteous
You are peaceful
You are mature
You have a sense of humor
<list has been shortened for the viewers sake >

Du bist was ich willst...
Doch, du bist was ich brauch.
Ja!
Du bist fur mich!
Du bist die Welt fur mich.
*hands him a translator*

It is time to make my dreams come true.

They say "A dream is wish your heart makes" and my heart is wishing to be with you.


Our e-home had already been made and I must give you credit there: You did a fine job building it.

Now, I want to take this to the next level with you. I have been your friend - the one that has come to love you. I have come to know you in a way that other babes would be jealous of
I want so much more though.
I want to return the love that you have so openly given me.
I want to love you endlessly.
Mo fe je ete e.
Mo fe fi owo kan idi e.
I want to please you.
I want to be the one you lean on in times of need.
I want to make you smile everyday.
I want Chelsea and Man U to unite as one; Me and You sharing a love that makes all others seem like puppy love.

If I had to tell the world what you mean to me, I would whisper in your ear and tell you "You are everything".

JB, Mo ni fe e...mit jedem Hertschlag... Ich liebe nur dich und ich weiss du liebst mich auch.
Ich kann dir nicht versprechen all deine probleme zu losen....doch - Ich kann dich lieben

Sag mir bitte ja

JB, let me love you for now and forever



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RBMUDrCZKyA

Ilekere: I was real skinny and frail, so they called me..........take a guess

gatiano: lol, no ulterior motives? that is impossible. i'm one of those who believe that ebola is a bioweapon, they just coming to check how the second wave will not be easily conquered. they can't stand to be proven wrong since they already estimated that 1.3 million will have ebola by jan 2015.

new2020: My reply was to him with respect to objectivity, not to you sir! I used "his". I have no problem with you!

new2020: His post was clearly subjective and lacked facts...not objective. The fact of the matter remains that Federal government handled the Ebola crisis with impeccable sheer demonstration of a functioning government. As usual, we Nigerians don't appreciate things like this unless this virus succeeded in killing millions. Lagos has no resources to handle such health crises; none! No it can't. It relied on federal government but always likes to come out make stupid noises. Can't say thank you to the Federal Government. Wasn't Lagos the same state that refused the Nano silver, but was forced by Federal government to administer it using "national security clause" or it would declare state of emergency on Lagos, force Fashola out to secure the national interest and well being of the citizens...Read the Nigerian constitution; it's in there. Personally, I don't how you guys view this, for me, this is the biggest achievement of President Jonathan. This Ebola would have killed millions only then we Nigerians will wake up. Congratulate Jonathan for once bad belle people.

new2020: Typical asinine Yoruba thinking blinded by tribalism. Swine!

Ilaje44: Nigerians can be ungrateful atimes. Americans don't want to help you, yet a lot of volunteers from the same America came down to help you set up the Ebola centres. Do you think if these pioneers have been gutless like a lot of your Nigerian doctors, you would be here praising Nigeria? The people that encouraged Nigerians to help Nigerians are in my eyes the people to whom the greatest credit is due. The survivors of the epidemic have corroborated what the NYT has written, even though you think they are biased.

BTW, Lagos, nay, Nigeria is a sprawling slum by all decent standard.

Abami eda, second bass o jare! Suffer suffer for world - na your fault be dat.

arresa: 1. Back in April, the FG of Nigeria lied to Nigerians and the world that Nigeria was ready to tackle Ebola and that we have vaccines that doesn't exist.

2. Their incompetence and lack of care threatened Nigerians by not only failing to put in place Ebola policy measures and Ebola fighting tools and equipment, but also trained folks at our point of entries that should have detected and prevented the Liberian man from entering the country especially with the virus ragging in parts of West Africa.

3. We managed to tackle the virus in Nigeria because sensible and dedicated people like Fashola did everything in their power not only to fight the virus, but also gave support and comfort to the sick and survivors.

4. When the FG minister was giving daily press conference, the Lagos state government was building isolation units, staffing and equipping their hospitals to rut tests and detect virus and monitoring contacts .

5. After the not so Ebola outbreak, we still have to move forward with other proactive measures to prevent similar situations and also integrate the survivors back into the society with love and support.

6. I posted pics of Fashola setting up special isolation units in Lagos that curtailed the virus which the usual ignorant characters and bigots on NL trashed endlessly.

7. The Lagos state government and legislature made available funds to fight the disease while your FG was making fake promises about funds that didn't show up. Thank God the state government didn't wait and sit around for some fake funds from ABuja.

Now, who's out there showing love and support? Who is welcoming, hugging and laughing with the survivors?

We got lucky because of the hard working, sensible, proactive and dedicated folks in Lagos state including the first responders and medical doctors including the brave ones that paid the ultimate price for keeping us safe..

Back to last April again..

This lying and incompetent FG left us exposed and vulnerable with their lies that Nigeria was ready to fight Ebola and that they have Ebola vaccines that doesn't exist anywhere on the surface of the earth.

We remain in danger because the same ignorant, uneducated and incompetent people are still running the country...

thewarrior72: Many holes & deviations in that report. Instead of giving honour & respect to Nigeria the keep twisting the fact...smh

omenka: My lunch. No time to stop and eat.

InyinyaAgbaOku: You have not been to the east, yet you are talking trash, pretending to be civil.
Which Igbo do you house, feed or cloth after the war? Read your long thrash post and tell me what you mean by that .
Which welfarist agenda is the Igbo reaping in Lagos, after all the taxations?
Take several seats as I suggested

InyinyaAgbaOku: My friend, you have said a lot of rubbish already, for the day.
Go and take several seats .

InyinyaAgbaOku: This shows you don't know anything. Anambra is more populated than enugu

oneeast3: You got it all wrong on the resident population. Anambra is the most cosmopolitan state in the SE today. Am very much aware that resident population in Anambra will not be anything less than 7million if not up to 10million today. Yes, I mean resident population including visitors and their host. Just like Lagos or Rivers economy is not dominated by only Lagos indigenes or Rivers indigenes, it is the same way Anambra economy is not dominated by only Anambrans only, though they own good proportion of it. The population has even grown bigger due to returnees from the north and other parts of the country where where there is Boko Haram menace.

Handsomegod: @Semitunde. Nice points you have there even as I beg to differ on some points.Anytime you are tempted to conduct a comparative analysis between the east and other regions,never forget that just barely 4 decades ago,that region was a pile of rubbles and a wasteland ravaged by missiles and on the throes of human and material waste after the civil war. Aside Animal husbandry,specifically cattle rearing,the east has the potentialities to sustain itself in food production.I recall my Dad telling me about M.I Okpara's agric revolution via farm serllement schemes.And specifically,the faculty of Agriculture in UNN once supplied all the chicken protein consumed in the entire region.Ebonyi state alone is an sleeping sub-regional food hub. The difference between Onitsha and Aba from Kano,Lagos and PH is that while the latter cities draw their strenghts from Govt intervention and interplay of centripedal and centrifugal forces,the two eastern cities where wholly indegenious: grown, built,sustained and developed by the sheer efforts of the locals.Lagos and co have all the full compliments of key governemnt investments that drive growth and development. Talking about a cordinated development plan anchored on the directives of a unified leadership,the little history I know so far showed that Igbos were never cordinated as such yet never lacked direction.The existence of a competve,individualistic yet communal worldview always provide a rallying/united point.Unfortunately,we always gloss over the effects of the civil war vis the current Igbo predicament.The war displaced the Igbos economically,destroyed the socio-cultural superstructure and the recovery has not been as fast as expected. The current rennaissance of Pan-Igboism is merely a gradual attempt to revival. I dare say that the focus of the different active state govts in the region(Anambra,Enugu,Imo and Abia) was on leveraging on their individual strenghts.Your postulations for a functional rail line is apt and long over due while I dare add that the existence of a functional seaport anywhere within 50 kilometers from either Onitsha or ABa will boost their potentials excessively. Damn any typo error too.Typing with phone+on my way to work.

passion007: Yes, he is a refined gentleman through and through. Many Igbos are really like that, save for a few bad eggs who insist on giving the ethnic group a bad name. The typical Igbo is a bridge builder, constantly extending the proverbial handshake across the Niger.


This is really why I chose to reply you. I can relate with the context in which these observations were made, and I assure you the Igbos have their emotion in check. The Igbos are great thinkers and philosophers, driven by principle and morals. Not everyone with an Igbo-soundalike name is actually Igbo. An Igbo man thinks deeply and speaks little. Even Ozodi Osuji, for all his controversial works, is a thorough and conscientious thinker.
Your suggestions are appreciated. Feel free to visit this thread: https://www.nairaland.com/979128/enugu-pride-east
It's clean and civil.

fairheven: True talk! For sure we can be More humble,my Eastern brothers in particular an Nigerians at large(especially the three dominant tribes)it a well-knwn facts that the Jews controles American political,industrial,scientific and economic landscape,yet you will never hear them bragging about it..a. Friend was telling how most of the skyscrapers in wall-street and Manhattan are owned by Israelis who live in a self-contain in the same building,but one will never get to know if u are not told.I mean,nations are moving forward..Indian just became the only fourth nation to orbit the planet-Mars,an we are here beefing one another for no just cause,why can't we just grow up and work towards the development of every single zone of the country.humility in greatness :

BlackTechnology: Pls explain further

Especially on your view of economic position and religion

oneeast3: Nah! Anambra's economy is not a seasonal one, it can be for such other civil servant's states but not Anambra..

Like as I said, Anambra has the biggest economy in Nigeria after Lagos and Rivers. These states has something in common- huge economy that is buoyed by huge economic activities. Besides Anambra having 4th largest population after Lagos, Rivers and Kano, it equally has a very high boisterous middle class and super rich class in it's society. That explains why Anambra is building 3 malls and two 5 star facilities simultaneously in its 3 major cities..

oneeast3: Yes Anambra is hosting the world because of huge presence of multinational and national companies springing up in the state from Sabmiller to Distell to Orient Petroleum to Coched farms to Innoson plant to Krisoral group to Orange drugs etc. and so many other of such companies. This also entails the need for the 3 world class shopping centers under construction for the investors, visitors and residents alike..

Anambra has the largest economy after Lagos and Rivers states, so it can swallow anything thrown at it in the form of investment..

Dibiachukwu: My problem, Igbo unemployment issue is very complex given that there are small businesses here and there; everywhere in Igboland. Solving this problem needs a proper economic technician. Igbos have the capital floating around and wasting. What we need is a trustworthy, respect commanding leadership. We lack leadership. All igbo leaders are sellouts. When want to talk economy in Igboland. I will go the way of strong banks. State owned. Bond and shares selling. Encouraging igbos to bank with these banks. Responsible mortgage and lending scheme. None of them have thought of this. They are busy riding bicycle accross our dirt filled streets and gutters.