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Damn, so sad people have to stoop so low.

@ Denzel , stick around a lil bit more and you will get a fair share of it lol

@ Calid

Have you ever considered becoming a missing person?

If I throw a stick, will you go away??

hahahaha @ chiogo. that didnt quite come out right lol

It may have been photo shopped but dude definitely lost a shitload of weight. He even said he was on some icee diet or something. As for his straight to DVD movies, i think he should stick to em, rap at this point does not need him.

^^^^^^Google Ardi Rizal. Some people think with their mouth as  opposed to their brain.

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/2987307/First-shocking-pictures-of-smoking-toddler-Ardi-Rizal.html

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/worldnews/article-1281538/Smoking-year-old-Ardi-Rizal-40-cigarettes-day.html

PS I bet your brain feels as good as new, seeing that you've never used it.

The problem is when a particular group of people ( in this case ethnic group) are being fingered as the sole perpetrators of  a crime. I dont believe any tribe / ethnic group has a monopoly on  any crime.  It amounts to crass generalisation to say so.

Some people tend to forget that  it is Nigeria we are talking about. Nepa would have to get out of life support, Ajaokuta Steel company would have to ressurect from the dead, etc before you even come close to canvassing   for equality and fairness in the justice system . Given our peculiar polity, i would go so far as to say it is naive of anyone to suggest that Ibori being arrested is wrong while other known rogues like IBB, OBJ are walking the streets free.  The problem we have is that virtually all our politicians are guilty of corruption  in  one form or the order so it either they all go free or from time to time one of them falls fouls of whoever is in power and goes to jail.
For those proposing that all guilty parties should be prosecuted,  i would honestly love for you to expalin how that can be done,

Too unfit to run: Two-year-old who smokes 40 cigarettes a day puffs away on a toy truck

By Mail Foreign Service


Taking a deep drag on his cigarette while resting on the steering wheel of his truck, he looks like a parody of a middle-aged lorry driver.

But the image covers up a much more disturbing truth: At just the tender age of two, Ardi Rizal's health has been so ruined by his 40-a-day habit that he now struggles to move by himself.

The four-stone Indonesia toddler is certainly far too unfit to run around with other children - and his condition is  set to rapidly deteriorate.


But, despite local officials' offer to buy the Rizal family a new car if the boy quits, his parents feel unable to stop him because he throws massive tantrums if they don't indulge him.

His mother, Diana, 26, wept: 'He's totally addicted. If he doesn't get cigarettes, he gets angry and screams and batters his head against the wall. He tells me he feels dizzy and sick.'

Ardi will smoke only one brand and his habit costs his parents £3.78 a day in Musi Banyuasin, in Indonesia's South Sumatra province.

But in spite of this, his fishmonger father Mohammed, 30, said: 'He looks pretty healthy to me. I don't see the problem.'

Ardi's youth is the extreme of a disturbing trend. Data from the Central Statistics Agency showed 25 per cent of Indonesian children aged three to 15 have tried cigarettes, with 3.2 per cent of those active smokers.

The percentage of five to nine year olds lighting up increased from 0.4 per cent in 2001 to 2.8 per cent in 2004, the agency reported.
A video of a four-year-old Indonesian boy blowing smoke rings appeared briefly on YouTube in March, prompting outrage before it was removed from the site.

Child advocates are speaking out about the health damage to children from second-hand smoke, and the growing pressure on them to smoke in a country where one-third of the population uses tobacco and single cigarettes can be bought for a few cents.

Seto Mulyadi, chairman of Indonesia's child protection commission, blames the increase on aggressive advertising and parents who are smokers.

'A law to protect children and passive smokers should be introduced immediately in this country,' he said.

A health law passed in 2009 formally recognizes that smoking is addictive, and an anti-smoking coalition is pushing for tighter restrictions on smoking in public places, advertising bans and bigger health warnings on cigarette packages.

But a bill on tobacco control has been stalled because of opposition from the tobacco industry.

The bill would ban cigarette advertising and sponsorship, prohibit smoking in public, and add graphic images to packaging.

Benny Wahyudi, a senior official at the Industry Ministry, said the government had initiated a plan to try to limit the number of smokers, including dropping production to 240 billion cigarettes this year, from 245 billion in 2009.

'The government is aware of the impact of smoking on health and has taken efforts, including lowering cigarette production, increasing its tax and limiting smoking areas,' he said.

Mr Mulyadi said a ban on advertising is key to putting the brakes on child and teen smoking.

'If cigarette advertising is not banned, there will be more kids whose lives are threatened because of smoking,' he said.

Ubiquitous advertising hit a bump last month when a cigarette company was forced to withdraw its sponsorship of pop star Kelly Clarkson's concert following protests from fans and anti-tobacco groups.

However, imposing a non-smoking message will be difficult in Indonesia, the world's third-largest tobacco consumer.

Tubagus Haryo Karbyanto, a member of the National Commission of Tobacco Control, said Indonesia must also address the social conditions that lead to smoking, such as family influence and peer pressure.

'The promotion of health has to be integrated down to the smallest units in our society, from public health centres and local health care centres to the family,' he was quoted as saying by the Jakarta Globe on Friday.

Health Minister Endang Sedyaningsih conceded turning young people off smoking will be difficult in a country where it is perceived as positive because cigarette companies sponsor everything from scholarships to sporting events.

'This is the challenge we face in protecting youth from the dangers of smoking,' she said in a statement on the ministry's website.

I see Sefago is still baiting,

^^^^^^^^^^ Her?

@ Pherowshuz is defo underated compared to some cats out there same goes to SDC (Show Dem Camp), SAS, Jeremiah Gyang.

@ Sjeezy, its the idea behind the art,  It harks back to the golden age of the British empire,  The British love nothing more than to bask in their past glory (who wouldnt).

All the same, congrats to Yinka.

Whatever happened to the second abi na third biggest movie industry in the world?? The Nigerian movie industry is a joke period.

@ BK You are nobody's fool but maybe someone will adopt you , If ignorance is bliss, you must be the happiest person alive.

What will the Queen get fergie for her birthday



A black Mercedes and a trip to Paris.

@ Poster,
Are u ok?

Please guys dont tell me you really beleive all that crap??!!!!

Hahahahahahaha, I actually wasted 3 mins watching that mess on youtube, na so e bad reach smh

Why don't you slip into something more comfortable, like a coma.

So now he is a geat man. How easily Nigerians forget.

Nigerian companies always want to achieve too much too quickly, get a business plan and stick to it. Dokpesi thinks he can be CNN overnight well there you go, it is fast becoming a failed project like Minaj leaving in its trail, unemployed ex staff and a massive indebtedness.

Nice one poster, very funny vids.

@ Sefago

If mekusx said the same thing about Igbo, you know you would be all up on his a,ss

@ RSA , you and I know thats not what he meant.

@ Hermosa If i dont shut up nko , ?

I tire oh! Some peeps just dey criticize dey display their ignorance. The fact that you do not understand the lyrics, does not mean it doesn't make sense. Don't blame the rapper if his lyrics are going over your head.

@ Bawolomo

The fact that you somehow deduced that I watch the show even though i did not state that anywhere in my last post. Going by your logic you are not far off yourself otherwise how do you know it is a show for women

Besides my previous post is what you call 'tongue in cheek' ,  do i need to explain that too

@ Bawolomo,

You are making one hell of an assumption.

I give up on you.