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Nairaland GeneralRe: Rebranded: Sex Olympics in London by Setaje(f): 12:16am On Nov 17, 2015
Rumpelstiltskin:
How was your day ma'am? Been searching all over you......I actually forgot your moniker until I bumped into your comment this evening. Can I PM you? I urgently need to inquire something from you as regards D*r. I hope you understand? grin
Ooh ok. I get. Pm me. But shey u change your moniker. No be this one u been dey use before
Nairaland GeneralRe: Rebranded: Sex Olympics in London by Setaje(f): 12:12am On Nov 17, 2015
darefestus:
If u like send him pics.. kiss
How u take no wetin dey my mind. Just sent a picture of myself in a bra.

Nairaland GeneralRe: Rebranded: Sex Olympics in London by Setaje(f): 12:04am On Nov 17, 2015
Rumpelstiltskin:
Hello smiley
Hello grin
Nairaland GeneralRe: Rebranded: Sex Olympics in London by Setaje(f): 8:51pm On Nov 15, 2015
After reading this Goddamn shiiiiiiiiiiiiit from beginning to the end. Nude pictures I no see. Evidence of nairaland feminist and housewife crew commiting adultery, I no see.

RUBBISH

Just wasted my time and resources. My head hurts and my eyes is paining me. Bleep you! angry
Nairaland GeneralRe: Happy Birthday SETAJE!!! by Setaje(f): 7:15pm On Nov 14, 2015
mickey45:
Yes it's late.
But today is yesterdays date in some lands.
So Happy birthday in arrears Setaje.
Hope you had a thrilling time?
Yes I did. Thanks a lot. kiss
Nairaland GeneralRe: Happy Birthday SETAJE!!! by Setaje(f): 9:09am On Nov 12, 2015
Thank you grin grin cheesy grin cheesy grin wink. Thankyouuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu.


Am doing the moon walk here. I wish u guys can see it!!!!!!!! Feeling special.
PoliticsRe: Pro-biafra Protest Moves To Rivers - Vanguard by Setaje(f): 8:00pm On Nov 10, 2015
HopeAtHand:
That IPO Rumuokoro rally is a classic case of seizing an available opportunity.

A soldier shot dead a bus rider on sunday, an Ikwerre guy..Ikwerre youths rallied and barricaded bori camp gate asking for the unknown soldier..the soldiers came out in armoured vehicles and dispersed the crowd with blank bullets and tear gas and also arrested some boys.

On hearing of the IPO rally at Artillery, we encouraged the Ikwerres at Rumuokoro to begin something so that if violence erupts, we can seize the opportunity and get one back at the military.


If you listened to those interviews, you will observe that Whilst Igbos were protesting for Nnamdi Kanu release, we were talking about lack of jobs and equal opportunity.............don't get too excited pal, the protest was a means to an end.
Exactly bros. Was just told about this story. According to my friend who is working in PH. He said the indigenes are getting really upset about it because their protest is actually affecting business activities in the state. Some banks refused to open and even my friend could not go to his bank. There was no active ph person in that protest. They all came from aba. The indigenes are watching for now.
PoliticsRe: Oil In The North And The Implications For Nigeria by Setaje(f): 12:11pm On Nov 09, 2015
EUROBOMBER:
Word baby, true word.

The fulani particularly has turn out to be a very big problem for us in this country. You are very corect in saying that the hausas/kanuris are the ones that go for suicide missions, i once lived in the north myself.

The fulani have enslaved the hausa people. embarassed embarassed

@bold part, I say 'Gbam!!'
That's the bitter truth southerners don't no. What is keeping them is islam. One day islam will not hold them together again. Fulani feel superior to hausas and all other tribes in the north. Do u no that the way the Fulani kill southerners because of cattle rearing is the way hausas are being killed. You don't hear it because such news hardly make it out of that zone.


Our leaders have kept us in perpetual darkness. The way the British divided us and ruled us is the way our own african leaders have divided us and ruled us. Every africa leader unite for corruption and looting. They have no party or allegiance or tribe when money is involved. The earlier we followers recognise this, the better.
PoliticsRe: Oil In The North And The Implications For Nigeria by Setaje(f): 11:53am On Nov 09, 2015
I also heard that the fulani's are the main commanders in boko haram. Do u no the people who go for suicide mission? They use the hausas for such dirty work. No fulani man is a suicide bomber. Na hausa and kanuris den dey use. Doesn't it tell you something.

Sooner or later hausas will insist fulani's to should go for suicide bombings. Then they start fighting each other. The truth is there is a lot of division in Nigeria as a whole. What would make some ijebu people clamour for ijebu state. What would make ibadan people clamour for ibadan state out of oyo state Or badagry people out of lagos and even epe people out of lagos. It shows the selfishness of Africans and the way we reason.

We can never get it right if we continue like this.
PoliticsRe: Oil In The North And The Implications For Nigeria by Setaje(f): 11:36am On Nov 09, 2015
The poster above me has said it all. Which sane investor will go to the north? Meanwhile even if the oil is in commercial quantity, I believe the North will still want to keep Nigeria as one. Hmmmn the north is much more divided than the way we see them. A lot of people don't no that there are different ethnic groups such as fulani's, fulfudes, hausas, kanuris, etc in that north. We all just lump them up as being hausas. This is not true! The only thing they have in common is islam. It is that islam that brings them together against the south because they have one common enemy so they are able to speak wiv one voice for now. Truth is once we split, the north will split to.

What is making isis kill fellow muslims like themselves will automatic start happening in the north.
BusinessRe: MTN Group CEO Dabengwa Resigns Over N1.04tn Fine by Setaje(f): 9:01am On Nov 09, 2015
Please is there a way anybody can alert the government about Dstv. Their monopoly and bullshit must stop.
PoliticsRe: Britain Toys With Woes Of Another Biafra War - Sun Newspaper by Setaje(f): 10:50am On Nov 08, 2015
EasternLion:
But the other things that abokii can't hold us down on, we are much better.
Yoruba+Igbo

Trade
Commerce
Business
Education
Tourism
Lifestyle
Liberalism
Nollywood
Music
Sports

Even criminally minded, Yoruba+Igbo outsmart people easily.



Think of it for a while sha.
We have igbo senators. Igbo local government chairman, igbo governors, like wise yorubas , we have proffesionals working in this same government from every region. We've had hausas for many years in the government, we had a yoruba man, the Niger delta had jonathan and the igbos were greatly involved in that government. They give us our allocation every month, yet nothing changed. This is not a matter of biafra. This is a black man's problem. What u cannot get in Nigeria, u cannot get it in Biafra. Igbo leaders should have fought for massive development during jonathans time. They could not even fight for the Niger bridge. Who do u blame for that? Leaders emerge out of followers. What our leaders are doing to us is as a result of who we are. Africans should learn to fight the right battle. If not we would continue to be impoverished. Nothing will change. No african country is doing well except south Africa because the whites are firmly in control of their economy. We cannot continue to blame the white man for our woes. They saw that we were not developed hence they were able to partition us like animals. There is something inherently wrong wiv the black mind. Till we wake up. Till God illuminates our understanding. Nothing will change.


And I am hundred percent certain biafra will never be different from the rest of Africa. Likewise oduduwa republic or the north. if this igbos could come out like this for Nnamdi Kanu, defying rain and police brutality, why couldn't they do the same for their governor? Why couldn't they do the same for their senators, why couldn't they do the same for their local government chairman? Those are the people representing them. Those are their voices, those are the people who could have made life better for them, this same youths would see their governor tomorrow and hail them. Would go and beg for common borehole from their local government chairman and councillors. How do u rationalise this?


Isn't something wrong wiv the black mindhuh
PoliticsRe: Britain Toys With Woes Of Another Biafra War - Sun Newspaper by Setaje(f): 9:53am On Nov 08, 2015
Shymm3x:
Lol.

Thanking a Fulani guy whose people are the owners of Nigeria smh.
If the yorubas or igbos were the owners of Nigeria. We would not be better off.
PoliticsRe: Britain Toys With Woes Of Another Biafra War - Sun Newspaper by Setaje(f): 9:48am On Nov 08, 2015
rman:
Everyone is gradually taking sides, including newspapers.

In another 50 or 100 years, the black race and Nigerians will look back and realise it not about tribe, Religion or political affiliation.

Majority lack critical reasoning skills and our emotional intelligence is too low.

Only a few will understand the message been passed.
Thankyou. The black man has a big problem. Our emotions are bigger than logic.
PoliticsRe: Britain Toys With Woes Of Another Biafra War - Sun Newspaper by Setaje(f): 9:36am On Nov 08, 2015
ExInferis:
Biafra is an economic ideology.

The agitation is not founded on any rational basis of victimhood, just for pecuniary spoils of national wealth. If igbos are downtrodden and victimized, how could they then flourish and claim to own Nigeria's economy and business wealth? Does that sound like marginalization to anyone?

The south easterners blame everyone for their plight except themselves. They blame northerners for the amalgamation, westerners for not joining in their violent secession, and deltans for not allowing their own identity to be subsumed.

The igbos claim to hold the wealth of nigeria in their hands. Shouldn't they use their own god given resources to address their situation where our leaders and theirs are unwilling? Resorting to self help alone would provide basis for their cries.

The propellant of biafra is hatred combined with economic deprivation and not some perceived injustice. During the first biafran misadventure igbos occupied high echelons of society and the military. But they did nothing to help themselves. Instead they triggered an event they knew was going to devastate every segment of their lives.

50 years later no lesson has been learned. If violent aggression was counterproductive back then, why is the current violent expression a vehicle for self determination?

Who in Nigeria is not grieved? Who in Nigeria is not suffering? The north held power more than any other, behold the result: polio, illiteracy, raging poverty, hunger, unemployment, insurgency. We've become a laughing stock and butt of bigot's jokes. But we do not hold any other tribe accountable. We do not demand a balm to soothe our pains. We do not demand entitlement nor do we cultivate a victim mentality.

The GEJ government allowed BH to fester and decimate thousands of us, laying waste to the little economic endeavors we had sustaining us. But we reserv3d our hatred only for GEJ and not the entire ijaw nation. Indeed Amaechi is a hero in the north for helping us get rid of the simple gentleman.

The Niger Deltans are among the most deprived, but they know their leadership stole their wealth. Politicians and Militants have an economic symbiosis that's lucrative and mutually beneficial to both parasites to the detriment of the laity.

As the article suggested, the southwest did not do any better in the days of obasanjo. Lagos has an IGR more than double the federal allocation of my state kaduna, but Lagos still hasn't really moved forward from the days of Tinubu to now.

Of course people now and then mutter secession based on their grievances. But no one except the igbos made it a mass body of violent movement.

No one wants to be threatened with violence. The Scots everyone keeps referring to did not threaten Britain with violence. I assure you if a band of kilted Scots had massed together and declared war, the British army would've mobilized over the borders of old Caledonia.

A nation like Nigeria made up of a patchwork of hundreds of different and differing interests, ethnicities, tribes and religions cannot afford the luxury of allowing separatists to determine its composition. Allowing biafra will no doubt open the floodgates of separatism by each and every body of people.

Separation is not always the answer. Look at south sudan. Don't just think of the benefits of Biafra, think of the consequences.

In sum, nigeria is working for no one but a small group of people who pull the strings. But no one else is threatening doom and gloom except the igbos.

If you don't heed the lessons of history you're bound to repeat it.

Igbos are just victims of their own history.
God bless you.
PoliticsRe: Britain Toys With Woes Of Another Biafra War - Sun Newspaper by Setaje(f): 9:25am On Nov 08, 2015
Was this not the same thing I wrote earlier in the week that some biafran idiots were quoting me. Who in this country has had it good on the bases of tribe. Every region had opportunity to get it right when their leaders were there. Yet they did nothing. Who were the people that put those leaders there? Did the leaders drop from the sky or were voted in? I still stand on my word. Even if we disintegrate or do regionalism. If we do not fight the right battle. Nigeria and indeed africa will continue to be impoverished.

See the way the biafrans came out to demonstrate. Isn't it foolish that they could not do the same for their useless leaders in power. Tsheeeeeeeew
TV/MoviesRe: Zee World Movies And Soaps Official Fan Page by Setaje(f): 1:34pm On Nov 07, 2015
I and my family have decided to stop watching destiny henceforth.
FamilyRe: Dearest Nigerians, People Are Suffering.. Read This! by Setaje(f): 11:21am On Nov 07, 2015
bettercreature:
Nigeria is not a place you can just buy things and give the needy or homeless people anyhow
It wont be long before they accuse you of using their fortune for money ritual
Not that most people are not ready to help the needy but Nigeria is complicated
Imagine giving out 50naira to the homeless man under the bridge but he later went ahead to sell your 50naira at the rate of 1000naira to those who need it for money ritual to use your fortune
This is one of the reasons i dont help expecially homeless Yorubas
i prefer to help hausas or funlanis
Do u no what those fulani's do wiv money. They wash the money inside in bowl wiv water. And then give the bowl of water to whoever needs it. Sit down there make trouser dey wear u. The only thing u wrote that made sense is about unsolicited help. Even solicited help. It's too risky. It's very risky to help o. Especially unknown people.
Jobs/VacanciesRe: Interview Invite By Ikeja Electric For Customer Service Representative by Setaje(f): 4:10pm On Nov 06, 2015
angrybutsane:
Calm down grin..well I just got mine too.. just now..but mine's for wednesday
He got everybody scared yesterday. That's why I flipped on him.
Jobs/VacanciesRe: Interview Invite By Ikeja Electric For Customer Service Representative by Setaje(f): 4:07pm On Nov 06, 2015
Oooops:
Mails has started rolling in..... I just got mine for interview on Tuesday!!! who else is with me on thishuh
Same you that got everybody scared before.
It's d same u that first got a success mail again today . This is d same bullshit u did. Posted something and made everybody scared and then went for a long time only for you to come back and start yarning dust. You think it's funny. Did u get a success mail or not!
CultureRe: Ooni Adeyeye Ogunwusi Lagos Resort (PHOTOS) by Setaje(f): 8:08am On Nov 06, 2015
If u watch ebony tv abi wetin den dey call am. Owned by mo abudu. They usually advertise the beach resort. It's called inagbe beach resort. It's very beautiful I must say. The guy is also In the advert. Was surprised to see him as the new ooni. One of the reasons why I feel he will open osun state to the world in terms of tourism.


Lalasticlala.......
PoliticsRe: Prince Ebeano Supermarket Fire Disaster: The Morning After by Setaje(f): 8:03am On Nov 06, 2015
Hmmmn. Some questions need to be answered. Who is prince and who is ebeano?. How did they make their money? Who is their father, family? What is their history? Where are they from?
Jobs/VacanciesRe: Interview Invite By Ikeja Electric For Customer Service Representative by Setaje(f): 7:31pm On Nov 05, 2015
wristbangle:
Invites for the next stage should role in next week
angry angry angry angry
PoliticsRe: Saraki’s Lawyers Stage Walkout At Tribunal by Setaje(f): 7:29pm On Nov 05, 2015
MrPresident1:
When is your birthday? wink cheesy cheesy grin
Sent you a PM
PoliticsRe: Saraki’s Lawyers Stage Walkout At Tribunal by Setaje(f): 2:28pm On Nov 05, 2015
MrPresident1:
This land is for sale, please contact my secretary, Setaje grin grin cheesy
tongue grin
FamilyRe: Halle Berry - Diva Or Harridan? by Setaje(f): 6:46pm On Nov 04, 2015
Mindfulness:
Maybe she is just having fun. grin
Hehhehehehhe. Then babe has evil spirit. But we must give her kudos for nothing having children for each of them o. That brings me to another thought, if she were to be a full black woman, do u think she might have had kids for each men?

Hmmmn I wonder..........
PoliticsRe: The Black Man's Struggle ( Biafra) by Setaje(op): 6:36pm On Nov 04, 2015
obailala:
Is there a secret the pro-secessionists know that they are not telling us?... Please my brother, kindly explain how or why you believe bad leadership will be non-existent or will miraculously disappear once we separate?...

This fantasy reasoning keeps baffling me but everyone just believes this 'sweet talk' but no one has an explanation as to how it can be achieved. Is this just wishful thinking or is it a case of strong FAITH or are there actually underground works in place to achieve this?... If it can be achieved after a separation, why can this secret strategy not be achieved today before this separation?... Why must we suffer and wait till we separate before we apply this holy grail to good governance?... and if we had visionary and sensible leaders in the SE, who said a viable seaport wouldn't have been built long ago?... Oh lest I forget, Mazi Kanu gave the answer to this question in America recently, he told our youths that it is ndi ugwu awusa na ndi ofe mmanu that are responsible for ensuring we keep choosing bad leaders in the SE. No wonder our youths have jumped into the streets chanting hate slogans with a full belief that the moment we 'Change our Name,' things will automatically be all right. It's a pity!
Exactly. When I wrote this thread, I tried to be objective by not castigating any tribe. Every tribe is doing something. Some contribute more than others. Some don't contribute so much yet get so much. If we even practice regionalism ,isnt it gonna be the same thieving leaders that we have now that will be there.

The militants who everybody thought could hold the country to ransom and get 50% derivation. What happened after they saw money? Lol.
FamilyRe: Halle Berry - Diva Or Harridan? by Setaje(f): 6:15pm On Nov 04, 2015
pickabeau1:
Well this is another angle

Question
Let me ask you another question

1. If one is not happy with a marriage mate and you can divorce with no fault, what is wrong with serial divorces?
Afterall some men do it

2. More than the serial divorcing issue is the fact that she may have lied to paint the men bad.. why is this so
A slapped her
B was a chid r@pist
C was this
D was that

Why all this?

cc: Timbuktou
Serial divorces isn't good. It just shows the person divorcing is weak as an individual. Divorcing once is enough to make u learn from the mistake. Secondly, she must have lied to save face. I expect her to come up wiv a sad story of a bad parental upbringing or bad experience while growing up just so people can pity her. As it is now, everybody seems to think she has a problem
FamilyRe: Halle Berry - Diva Or Harridan? by Setaje(f): 5:07pm On Nov 04, 2015
bukatyne:
From number 2 sef is unforgiveable...

A person who divorced the first time should shine his/her eyes before venturing into the dating market again.
Exactly. I just dey try put human feelings to it. divorcing once sef carries so many issues not to talk of a second.
FamilyRe: Halle Berry - Diva Or Harridan? by Setaje(f): 5:00pm On Nov 04, 2015
pickabeau1. Honestly I've been asking g myself this same question. Marry and divorce once, it's understandable, marry and divorce second time, still forgiveable, marry and divorce a third. It's OUTRAGEOUS biko!!!!!!!.


Not be fourth one she just divorced so? Abeg babe get issues o. All of em can't be wrong. Babe should check herself. I think though, from her biography something seemed amiss when she was growing up.

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