I love indian movies. There is this movie I'm looking for in particular but I don't remember the name. It's about a man who is killed and his dog takes revenge on the men who killed him. Does anyone know this movie?

Hey guys,
Check this link out. Just a little positive encouragement for those of us interested in taking care of our own:

http://www.positivepath.net/ideasMA11.asp

My people please, the goal here is unity not disunity. We know that we are the giant of Africa but that doesn't mean we should treat other countries with disdain. I know that the Tanzanians are wrong for their policies and decisions but it's time we took matters into our own hands. We cannot just sit down complaining that the government is not doing anything. Fine, we know the government is not doing anything but what are we doing about it. There are Nigerians outside doing things to build the US, the UK and other countries but doing nothing for their own country. It's because they've lost hope in Nigeria but we are the ones to rebuild Nigeria. I've given up on the generation of my parents because they are tired and they don't see any light at the end of the tunnel. I see a light and i know that there are other people out there that see this light too. The solution is to try and educate ourselves. Many of our people are illiterate when it comes to the policies that affect us. We need to know these things in order to make a change. There is no way we can make a difference if all we do is complain to one another. We need to be complaining to the people that we know can change things. The solution definitely does not involve treating the Tanzanians with the same disrespect. We are better than that and we cannot stoop to their level.

@ youngies

I completely agree with your comments. That is the only way to make sure that we can effect a change.
Don't forget what Gandhi said: "Be the change you want to see in the world."

@vanunu

Hey, where did you get your information on Peter Obi killing MASSOB members from? I would really like to read up on that.

TayoD:

While I may have heard some 'horror' stories about the NYSC and relationships, I do nothing but bless the memories of my service to my country as a Youth Corper as well as bless the town known as Isi-Alangwa in Abia State, where I met my sweet, oh so sweet wife.

Without that opportunity provided through NYSC, I doubt if I ever would have met, let alone marry her. I guess NYSC means different things to different people afterall.

Hey Tayo, my mum worked with NYSC Isi-alangwa for a while. When did you serve?

Meanwhile, I've been in the NYSC system since I can remember (my mum works for NYSC) and I've seen what happens during orientation. Sometimes people are really in love but other times a lot of people feel that those 3 weeks give them license to do whatever they want. It's disgusting. It's like people have no shame. It's amazing how much HIV and other STDs are spread during the service year especially those three nights. I say that all those corpers are all adults and they should start acting like responsible adults and be careful what they do and the decisions they make. At the same time, I wouldn't blame NYSC. Like I said before, they are all adults and they are should be able to take responsibility for their actions and not blame it on NYSC.

I'm tired of people playing with this country and Anambra state in particular. We all know what's really going on. Peter Obi was impeached because he wasn't siphoning money into Chris Uba's pockets. We all know as well that OBJ is in league with Chris Uba. I'm personally very sick of all this nonsense and I feel like if things don't get better in Nigeria as a whole, then the country would be heading towards a civil war.

Hey Afeni,
You make me laugh and I'm going to leave it at that. Oh yeah, Please don't judge people you don't know because the fact still remains that even those that go clubbing everyday may not be as shallow minded as you would think them to be. But, each man to his opinion.

@Afeni,
it's kinda hard not to see your comments are harsh. Please don't call me ignorant because I do not get into an argument without knowing what I'm getting into. I have not fled Nigeria and I try to go back as much as possible (not once in 5 years or anything like that). I'm there a lot and I know what the atmosphere is like. It's people like you that make it hard for people to believe that anything good comes out from Nigeria. I am from Nigeria and I know I am good and if someone like me is Nigerian, then there's no doubt that there is some hope for Nigeria. I do know how Nigeria came to be about. I am not stupid and I like to read. I do not appreciate you calling the Nigerians here shallow and stupid because the truth of the matter is you do not know them and cannot make such statements. I do not know all of them as well and I won't go about saying that they are shallow. The truth of the matter is that there's nothing wrong with loving your country. Your anger towards Nigeria may be justified but nothing justifies complete hatred. I'm definitely going to read your thread but please realize that listening to people without judgments about them is the best way to learn. (I can tell you are very likely a political science major, correct me if I'm wrong). Oh yeah, most of the Nigerians I know here are planning to go back to Nigeria, if they actually do is left to be seen. But know that whatever you tell me, I still have a great love for Nigeria and I'm not the only one out there and as long as there are people out there that still have that love and still believe in Nigeria, then the country is definitely not going to sink into oblivion or something like that.

I feel bad for all the girls out there that would have really appreciated him, chei. LOL

Che ya , poor lawyer. I should try that out with someone. Maybe not with testicles though. LOL

Very funny. I would still take the money though. After all, I deserve it.

Very funny! Ibo people and their sense. LOL

Although I'm partially in support of capitalism (mostly because all the other forms of government are mostly unrealistic), I still the world should imbibe a little more communism without completely getting rid of capitalism (I have not thought the workings of this idea through completely, so please hold off on comments pertaining to that statement).

I was apparently rated a Centrist and I think that it defines me completely as I fall on none of the extremes. Too much of anything is bad, that is my philosophy.