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you odes are lucky im to tired to talk shit right now |
FL Gators:how have the footballers been treatin you on campus? i hope all is ok sha |
chic2pimp: Bialegend: |
FL Gators:someone misses sjeezy @chic lol ode you are sick |
FL Gators:`this guy wetin dey you? |
@bidemi lol i was dying with laughter |
^^^ gayyyyyyy |
stillwater:AGREED i didn't kno these biafrans clowns existed until i joined NL RICH IGBO man isn't going to want Biafra to happen he is too happy with Nigeria |
ezeagu:it wasn't for you i misquoted you but since you are stupid go to sleep jare |
bidemi12:^^^^^^ the current state of Nigeria wrapped in that short statement udezue:same with your SJEEZY IS CHEAP JOKE that was the dryest joke of the year, got get a drink |
im not tribalist I dont like biafrans Simple |
lol welcome back i was Never gone |
udezue:your slut Biafran mother |
Beaf:lol you are a bitter also |
Bialegend:lol you are bitter guy |
Nigerians period are weak minded and are easily influenced |
or let me rephrase that I wouldn't break Nigeria and be divided as outsiders would love to see |
In the international EYE we are all Nigerians so i wouldn't sell an igbo out because hes igbo as many would do yorubas |
Bleep no we already know FLAGATORS IS A MONKEY IN THE WEST WHO NEEDS TO FOLLOW LAGOS MENTALITY NOT HER VILLAGE WAY OF THINKING |
hmmmm ^^^^ you toooo |
LOL YOU ARE SICK INDEED |
ok maybe you can but what about the majority of igbos will they accept an hausa muslim |
lmfao i give it too you lol |
stop lyin ^^^^ |
BOUT TIME i mean Nigerians should take this into mind |
^^^^ you're sick in d head |
naija2010:THEY DO? What about the igbo drug dealers in China, south africa and india, or what about the Edos who engage in human trafficking in Europe? or what about those guys who brutally murdered their wives in America? they weren't yoruba but were, take a guess [/quote]It has happened again! Another Nigerian marriage ended deadly in Garland, Texas on Saturday, March 25, 2007. A Nigerian has abruptly ended the life of his wife in Garland, Dallas metropolitan area, Texas. Mr. Theophilus Ojukwu, 46, of Enugwu-Agu, Ihe in Awgu LGA, Enugu State, on Saturday, March 25, 2006, cut short his wife’s life in their Garland home. Reportedly, Melvina Ojukwu, 36, of Umuanebe, Ihe, Awgu LGA, died from a blunt-force trauma to the head.LIKE I SAID HAS NOTHING TO WITH TRIBES- you dont see yorubas labeling igbos as wife killers |
some more PLEASE they keep proving me right |
[quote author= link=topic=322529.msg4528413#msg4528413 date=1252712609]From Nigeria to Texas oilman By David J. Lynch, USA TODAY HOUSTON — Whatever mental image is conjured up by the words "Texas oilman," it's safe to say that Kase Lawal isn't it. A devout Muslim, Lawal, 52, doesn't drink or smoke. The Nigerian-born executive exudes an unflappable calm whether discussing racism in America, spiraling political violence in his homeland or the intricacies of the oil business. J.R. Ewing, he's not. Yet, CAMAC International, the privately held independent oil and gas company Lawal founded two decades ago, today boasts $1.5 billion in annual revenue, 300 employees and offices on three continents. Teaming with some of the biggest names in the global oil business, Lawal has prospered by zeroing in on difficult environments, including Nigeria, where militants in recent months intensified their attacks on oil facilities and kidnapped foreign workers, and his next objective, Venezuela, home to anti-American President Hugo Chavez. "I've been very lucky in the partnerships I've been involved in. … More importantly, it has been the blessing of God," Lawal says. Lawal's unlikely path from Ibadan, a city of 3.8 million people in western Nigeria, to success as an energy-industry entrepreneur illustrates the unsung role of foreign-born talent in the USA's innovation-era economy. More than 25% of the engineering and technology companies launched in the decade ending 2005 were started by foreign-born executives, according to a new Duke University study. Lawal's tale is also a reminder that a knack for adjusting on the fly is as essential for would-be business mavens as following a fixed blueprint. Lawal first came to this country as a college student in 1972, his imagination fired by John Wayne movies and the civil rights struggle then unfolding in the United States. His goal at the time was utterly pedestrian: a job that would leave time for family life and ultimately provide a decent pension. http://www.usatoday.com/money/companies/management/2007-01-08-entre-lawal_x.htm[/quote]hmmm Usa today recognizes his 1.5 billion dollar annual company But he's not on the list as he should be |
I think you are missing the point as i've stated "SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS" ezeagu:Igbo no, the we- an accident and there aresuccessful Business people in the West such as Kase Lukman Lawal Kase Lukman Lawal was born in Ibadan in 1954. He obtained his Bachelor of Science in chemistry from Texas Southern University in 1976, and his MBA from Prairie View A&M University, Texas in 1978. He is the chairman and chief executive officer of CAMAC International Corporation and chairman of Allied Energy Corporation in Houston, Texas, Chairman/Chief Executive Officer, CAMAC HOLDINGS; vice chairman, Port of Houston Authority Commission. He also serves as a member of the board of directors and is a significant shareholder in Unity National Bank, the only federally insured and licensed African-American-owned bank in Texas. Lukman Lawal was a member of the National Republican Congressional Committee's Business Advisory Council and, in 1994, he was a finalist for the United States Business Entrepreneur of the Year. as i've stated successful he is obviously a successful immigrant so why isn't on the list? |
Bialegend:sure lady i've learned idiot guys like you who are igbo dont speak for the rest of the sensible igbo ones |
posakosa:We are talkin Nigerians Abroad hence the article is about "Successful immigrants" What youboth are saying is like Rich Nigerians regardless of tribe dont make money aided by "government back deals" and just steal Which makes no sense and is just plain stupid |
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