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MizMyColi: stomach all the pain u can because I'm about to give you some e-kicking

e-kicking will make waves if it can be implement.

harlos: In the book of generation
there is one news for the nation.....

Nation cup, is a continental tournament play in Africa.

on point this time...agree with all you mention above......

dre11: rain cat and dogs here....... so what happened to married men u posted on ur diary

diary of a ghost, have yuh read the book

dre11: there are three moniker here who makes this place intresting 2day

2day was fun no doubt.....buh i still got something to say for is a conffession. There's something running through my blood, takes hold of me it's taking me to heights you'll never see, yeah i'm her wildest dream there's something disturbing her sleep. well, now you'll see nothing's ever what it seems to be, now i'm all that she bleed.

Lorlaahlozz: Yesterday...a day I can never forget

forget me not for i shall always be there.......

playing hard to get doesnt really make sence to me.......is like been toying with someones feeling......why not be open and make your intention clear

go ahead with the weeding

wow!.......coolguy......kinda like him though.......and for tiwa yuh still remain da best.....keep it up gurl.....yuh got balls..

Lorlaahlozz: personality is all dah matters

matters Like seriously, there are words that are difficult to start with.

dre11: rained 2day and it almost spoil mah day
@sheenor..... Undilute is removal of water from a solution ie if its at its original concentration

concentration of a chemical solution is a basic skill all students of chemistry must develop early in their lives.

Gclan: @Sheenor you're welcome, how about yesternight's bomb blast was it near your area

yea mehn, not dat far from my family house......make God dey help us far

ABEOKUTA Nigeria (Reuters) - Nigeria is
suffering greater carnage at the hands of
Islamist group Boko Haram than it did
during a secessionist civil war, yet this has
ironically made the country's break-up less
likely, Nigerian Nobel Literature Laureate
Wole Soyinka said.
Speaking to Reuters at his home
surrounded by rainforest near the
southwestern city of Abeokuta, Soyinka said
the horrors inflicted by the militants had
shown Nigerians across the mostly Muslim
north and Christian south that sticking
together might be the only way to avoid
even greater sectarian slaughter.
The bloodshed was now worse than during
the 1967-70 Biafra war when a
secessionist attempt by the eastern Igbo
people nearly tore Nigeria up into ethnic
regions, he added.
"We have never been confronted with
butchery on this scale, even during the civil
war," Soyinka said in his front room,
surrounding by traditional wooden
sculptures of Yoruba deities on Tuesday.
"There were atrocities (during Biafra) but
we never had such a near predictable level
of carnage and this is what is horrifying,"
said the writer, who was imprisoned for
two years in solitary confinement by the
military regime during the war on charges
of aiding the Biafrans.
Soyinka, a playwright and one of Africa's
leading intellectuals who still wears his
distinctive white Afro hairstyle, turns 80 in
two weeks. He was awarded the Nobel
Prize for Literature in 1986, the first African
writer to receive it.
A million people died during the Biafra war,
though mostly through starvation and
illness, rather than violence.
Boko Haram's five-year-old struggle to carve
out an Islamic state from its bases in the
remote northeast has become increasingly
bloody, with near daily attacks killing many
thousands.
The conflict's growing intensity has led
Nigerian commentators to predict it may
split the country, 100 years after British
colonial rulers cobbled Nigeria together
from their northern and southern
protectorates. [ID:nL6N0NF3F4]
"I think ironically it's less likely now,"
Soyinka said. "For the first time, a sense of
belonging is predominating. It's either we
stick together now or we break up, and we
know it would be not in a pleasant way."
GOVERNMENTS LET IN RELIGION
Boko Haram's abduction of more than 200
schoolgirls in April drew unprecedented
international attention to the insurgency
and pledges of aid from Western powers,
but violence has worsened.
Boko Haram fighters frequently massacre
whole villages, gunning down fleeing
residents and burning their homes.
Nigeria, amalgamated by the British in
1914, brought together often historically
antagonistic peoples - principally the largely
Muslim Fulani, Hausa and Kanuri of the
North, and the Yoruba, Igbo and other
peoples of the mostly Christian south.
Several regional movements have launched
low-level independence campaigns that get
little national attention. But Soyinka said
fewer people were shrugging off Boko
Haram's menace.
"It's almost unthinkable to say: 'well, let's
leave them to their devices.' Very few
people are thinking that way."
Attacks spreading southwards, including
three bombings in the capital since April,
showed it was not a just a northern
problem.
"The (Boko Haram) forces that would like to
see this nation break up are the very forces
which will not be satisfied having their
enclave," he said. "(We) are confronted with
an enemy that will never be satisfied with
the space it has."
Soyinka blamed successive governments for
allowing religious fanaticism to undermine
Nigeria's broadly secular constitution,
starting with former President Olusegun
Obasanjo allowing some states to declare
Sharia law in the early 2000s.
"When the spectre of Sharia first came up,
for political reasons, this was allowed to
hold, instead of the president defending the
constitution," he said.
Soyinka sees both Christianity and Islam as
foreign impositions.
"We cannot ignore the negative impact
which both have had on African society," he
told Reuters. "They are imperialist forces:
intervening, arrogant. Modern Africa has
been distorted."
He added that while the leadership of Boko
Haram needed to be "decapitated
completely", little had been done to present
an alternative ideological vision to their
"deluded" followers, driven largely by
economic destitution and despair.

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dre11: not this time again ......the picture was clear and undiluted

Undiluted is to make (a liquid) thinner or weaker by the addition of water or the like.

dre11: yet some words have spoken have put me into trouble

trouble you said.......i guess dats just that......thanks your star yuh havent been cruxify yet....watch what you said to people.

Olunuabiodun: I'm a physics students and I need where to do my IT, any info please, my number is 08069552767 and my e-mail is mr.dizzle4rill@yahoo.com thanks.

you did not include your location. that might help you know.

Eneze1: What does it profit a guy to cheat on his girl? if you have never cheated on your girlfriend you can ask that question if not, you don't have any moral justification to ask. That apart, how are you sure she is cheating on you?

I like that response.

am from west buh school and live in Croc City Kaduna state to be precise.......Love the state like madt.............after Kaduna, Jos Is another state i adore.....anyways, croc city pple whats poppin naaah??

harlos: amazing spiderman is my current favourite game

gameboy was once my best friend later i add Psp to my fav friends list. now, is Ps2....i want to steal my uncle Ps3 but the big head keeps coming back home @ the right time......*mtcheeeew* i heard Ps4 is out?.....has anybody see or lays his hands on it yet

harlos: chatting continues on the other side

side view of Lorlaahlozz looks amazing

Lorlaahlozz: jean is wah am on right now

now am done chatting

why do you care to knw?

do you drink?

texanomaly: *wow...Didn't expect that from you.*
Whites?

Whites rocks on black jean

some how right sha

Lorlaahlozz: Daddy and father does not have d same meaning

meaning rhymes with gleaning, queening, cleaning, greening, leaning, preening, screening, weaning, careening, convening, demeaning, dry cleaning, machining and intervening

Good

Marsatto: Hello. Thanks for the tips on how to change my password. I will also love to change my username, do you have any idea on how I may go about that?

naaaah, you cant change your username........if yuh aint confortable with the one you are currently using, you have no choice than to open new account with your desire username.

this is very sad, very very, very sad........weeping for my dear country....no place is longer safe bombs every whr.....this is not good i swear.......God! we need your devine intervention now!...

i dont knw y some of you guys dont belief in this story, is very true and i confirm it!......i live veri close to dat area....is along xpress road as if you are going to kabala west from kawo/mando....though nobody die buh few property where destroy like cars and one or two building.

The explosion has shattered many of the plate glass windows of some of the business premises surrounding the area where the explosion occurred. According to a senior security official, the explosion occurred around the Asikolaye/Bakin Ruwa area along the Kaduna western bypass. Details of fatalities, casualties and other damage in the area are sketchy at this moment.

Source:

www.saharareporters.com/news-page/breaking-news-bomb-explosion-hits-kaduna-0