₦airaland Forum

[quote author=~Bluetooth link=topic=407794.msg5629359#msg5629359 date=1267737266]we know people like you.now tell me if you hadnt seen any difference in edo state.anenih is not only an edo state problem but a nation disaster.i was in edo last two weeks and i noticed from the airport the dualisation of the road.on getting to the ring road, i was surprised at the sight of what i saw compared to when the place was a motorpark.oshiomhole promised to work when he came into power and i believe he's trying his best but when sick retard like you critise unnecessarily and i begin to wonder why some people have dull brains.i learnt anenih fought with all the civilian governors of the state starting from ambrose ali to osunbor just because they go against his order.the ube board ought to have been sworn in since 2008 while the commissioner nominees were not cleared by the pdp-controlled house of assembly for no just reason.i watched the house of reps proceedings today and i pitied edo state for having bunch of i d i o t s who dont have the state at their heart as representatives but to fulfil the wish of their political godfather.i'm not from edo so i dont care about anything about the state but godfatherism in politics is what i despise and if making anenih politically irrelevant is the only thing oshiomhole could achieve in edo state,then kudos to him.[/quote]I hold you in contempt from that statement.

You manage to join more than two sentences, only to line every single one with insults and personal attacks.

Is that how you were raised by your parents? You dont win arguements by foul-mouthed tirades in the real world.

I wont stoop down to your level by engaging in an argement/discussion. You are reported.

ps; there have been some noticeable transforamtion in the city, but at what cost? To peoples live, shelter, misnaged and looted funds, government propaganda, deceipt, etc. Edo state deserves better. Thats what those of us WHO ARE FROM AND CARE ABOUT EDO STATE are pointing out.

no1madman:
Be urself,open your mouth and talk to women.

end of discussion

headache

yawn

How does Yoruba fit into this story

Sexuality

Should be a stroll in the park for the stamford bridge millionares.

Hope we dont witness another Ramsey horror

Liverpool set for another fumbling.

I see them dropping some or all of the points in this match

Come on you gunners.

Another easy 3 points.

Amen to that sister

[quote author=~Bluetooth link=topic=407794.msg5629144#msg5629144 date=1267735082]this guy must be sick, can please tell your source to provide you with some pictures.[/quote]Is that all you could offer? Two sentences!! You surely could do better TROLL.
You copy and paste peoples posts to hide your lack of intelligent input to the thread.
Get lost or just read what others have said if you are bereft of common sense.

Fhemmmy:
Kids dont have to live in nigeria to learn about the culture and all that.
they cld be visiting and they will understand well

I agree. But it could be expensive making all the numerous journeys along with some risk of numerous traveling.

Do you plan to get married to the same girl? If so yes i dont see why not. If you plan to marry another person in future, then you would need to divorce your current partner through the courts. It can be a lenghty and expensive process.

Besides, your post is best placed in the travels section. You would get more useful advice there.

arkinses:
I swear aaaaaaaaaaaaargh! Our leaders are so useless! This "thing" happened a few weeks back and its just now the senate is ordering an investigation. So what if no one took pictures? And why must this news be reported through a foreign correspondence? Fu[i]c[/i]k them, Fu[i]c[/i]k their meaningless minute of silence! They shoulda spent it choking on a heart-attack-inducing fatback!

I wonder what was going through their minds during that minute.

I can imagine not the deceased or their families. But their fat bank accounts and numerous concubines, Nonsensical fartsss

frankkky:
do u know it is more expensive bringing up a child educationally in nigeria than in europe,how i came to this conclusion?i just came back from nigeria yesterday,you see because of the present reccsioin europe i have been having the  idea of taking my family back to nigeria to start a new life,so i decided to visit home first alone to asses things,school fees in nigerian private pry schools are so high,my kids attend govt schools here in europe but to my greatest surprise only a few private schools i saw in nigeria that can compare in standard to the govt school my kids attend here(which i dont pay anything)lets not even talk talk about public schools in naija.
the schools that were up to international standards in naija are few and very very very expensive,my conclusion?my kids are gonna remain here o cos i now count myself lucky that my kids are having the best of education FREE WHAT MORE CAN ONE ASK?

Exactly the dilemma i find myself in.
The concern is you want your children to imbibe your traditions, cultuure and way of life by undergoing all or part of their education in Nigeria.
Children born and bred and educated overseas, then going on to work there, get married and have children, hmmm.
This is a massive generational change i guess. Its the "price to be paid" for being an akatarian.

So this story is true then?

How sad. Truely sad.

Another daft question

Come on Wolves. Teach the dirty reds how to play soccer.

Goodluck.
Nothing for you here sha, i know wetin i dey talk from experience.

coolier:
I would never ever give my child an English name. It's colonial mentality. And I don't like christian names either, the reason being they also sound English. I prefer names in my native language.

Now that is so wrong. It is simply a matter of choice. There are some beautiful English names, if you dig out the meanings.

In addition, they are not all English. You have Italian, Latin, Greek, French, Japanese names etc etc.

Native name rocks

Blimey, i have an English one though

Most rap music encourages violence overtly or covertly.
The music video are too graphic and often sexual.
Away with this foul brand of music. . . . . .

Come in country music, jazz, classical music.

marvix:
Snowdrops a tactical General does not atack on all sides at d same time sometimes he allies with an enemy to overcome another so Oshiomole is also wise.
I'm sure u read dat Oshiomole was d Gov dat advised Jonathan not to be on d wrong side of history by seating in council to unseat his principal, these are very critical times in our development as a nation and we can't afford to fail

I am unaware if he persuaded the acting president as you alledge. I agree, there are not permanent friends in politics but permanent interests. Nevertheless, its the people that are supposed to have elected him there so his primary constituency should be the people. Particularly for a man as Oshiomhole who breezed into office with a massive populist support. Any political machinations he engaged in should be aimed at improving the living standards in the state and not of his pocket and that of the godfathers in the AC.
Therefore aligning with Lucky Igbinedion is completely nonesensical, diabolical and a betrayal of his mandate. He should visit Lucky when in prison not in Nicon hotel.

lannre:
@ Snowdrops
 
You are debating objectively, I am interested in the response too.

Thanks man. This is a brillaint medium to debate the politics of the day and matters arising in Edo state. They may silence us with guns and armoury on the streets but they cannot police the internet and deny us our basic and fundermental and Gods given right of speaking the truth; the raw unadulterated one.

A blind man may not notice a grain of sand deliberately put into his garri, but if you keep adding sand it will get to a stage when he will shout; ALAS ENOUGH IS ENOUGH. I AM BEING POISONED!!

It is time to speak up about the ills in our society Edo state in particular, especially by people like us devoid of any political affiliations.

Fhemmmy:
I will be back to read the respond to that one

I am waiting for one from "you know who" myself

So SSG function includes restoring public order? Eh!!
In the planet ohisng resides in that is.
You make me laugh really. Your shambolic attempts at defending anything AC because you are a paid card carrying member of the party is simply ludicrous.

Off the record;

Who bans the moderator?

Seun should empower a percentage of active users to suspend erring moderators. I have examples of such in mind but will not say

debosky:
Hehehehe. . . . what won't I hear on nairaland? Some said it was because I had a thing with mama-gee that she was getting banned, now it's with Amaka?

If you have evidence of where Amaka has broken the rules, go click the report to moderator button and she'll be banned swiftly. I do not look at usernames before issuing bans, only at the rules and the any violations that occur.

Besides, Amaka has been banned numerous times, hence her reincarnation as 'the amaka'. If you have time for more conspiracy theories, by all means concoct them and I will read them next time I'm bored.

redsun:
But the way the labour government gave instant credence to all the eastern european countries that newly joined the EU to come into britain without restriction and in less than one year having full rights in the system as full fledge british citizens is enough to cost labour the election.

It is like opening the borders of britain to africans to come into britain,live,work and claim all the benefits available. in an instant.Those people are beyond third world state because an nigerian is even more update than them.

It was not the labour government. It was an EU directive

samsick:
sade's about the only artiste in the industry that leaves the music scene for
like ten years nd cums back with a bang
am a soldier of love, the song's banging

Yes oh.

4 Play:
This man clearly needs psychiatric treatment.

Rubbish, listen to him intently. Beyond the shield of "oyinbo grammertical" he speaks a lot of sense.