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Science/Technology › Re: Meteorite Crashes In Russia. Intercepted By Missiles by solomon111(m): 1:15pm On Feb 15, 2013
exxell: CHOI.... INTERCEPTED BY MISSILES!!! THEY WERE ALL ALERT! WAITING FOR ANY IMMINENT DANGER!
ONLY GOD KNOWS WHAT WOULD HAVE BEEN OUR FAITH IF THIS WERE TO BE IN NIGERIA! grin grin grin TODAY'S NEWS HEADLINES ALL OVER THE WORLD WILL BE LIKE

CNN- A GIANT METEORITE WASHES OUT THE GIANT OF AFRICA

ALJAZEERA- METEORITE STRIKES NIGERIA TWO WEEKS AFTER THE NATIONS CUP; BURKINA FASO SUSPECTED grin grin grin

BBC- METEORITE SHOWERS ECLIPSE OUR FORMER COLONY; MI7 ON THE LOOKOUT FOR BANCE! tongue tongue tongue
Aren't you guys tired of these brainless comparisons?.
How can anybody compare russia to Nigeria.?
Smh.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Ghana Closes 40 Nigerians’ Shops by solomon111(m): 3:28pm On Feb 14, 2013
I hope the pan-africanists(cap28,rossikke,igbo2011) can give it a rest,now.
Africa has never,and will never be one.
The boundaries will always be there.
We have to work on ourselves,and look to further our interests,and our interests only.
Nigeria should count their loses and move on.
And also make it a point of duty to retaliate any injustice carried out against Nigerians in any part of africa with maximum force.
Once beaten,twice shy.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Ghana Closes 40 Nigerians’ Shops by solomon111(m): 3:07pm On Feb 14, 2013
shymexx: Laughable! - I know most Nigerians will laugh at your post...

Perhaps, we've to agree to disagree...
you haven't been to Nigeria before.
There is a primary school close to where i live,with lots of ghanian teachers.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Ghana Closes 40 Nigerians’ Shops by solomon111(m): 3:04pm On Feb 14, 2013
shymexx: Laughable! - I know most Nigerians will laugh at your post...

Perhaps, we've to agree to disagree...
Politics › Re: Nigerian Journalists Brutalised By South African Policemen by solomon111(m): 2:54pm On Feb 14, 2013
I wish they shot those guys.
Maybe that would prompt the govt to use south-africa as a scape-goat.
Military action,all the way.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Ghana Sends Deadly, Lethal And Brainy Soldiers To Mali by solomon111(m): 11:05pm On Feb 13, 2013
Foreign Affairs › Re: Ghana Sends Deadly, Lethal And Brainy Soldiers To Mali by solomon111(m): 10:53pm On Feb 13, 2013
Abrantie: Military rankings are like FIFA rankings -- there's always a team which can beat the highly rated teams.
it has to be good enough to be rated,first.
Some militaries are not even rated.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Ghana Sends Deadly, Lethal And Brainy Soldiers To Mali by solomon111(m): 10:47pm On Feb 13, 2013
Foreign Affairs › Re: Ghana Sends Deadly, Lethal And Brainy Soldiers To Mali by solomon111(m): 10:46pm On Feb 13, 2013
Abrantie: And that's just our Engineering team not meant to be on the front line, so can you imagine our elite forces? Nobody messes with the BLACK WARRIORS grin.
guy shut up.
Your military is the joke of w.africa.
Even chad have a better military.
Have you ever wondered why ghana is not in the rankings of world militaries.?
It is not even rated.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Ghana Sends Deadly, Lethal And Brainy Soldiers To Mali by solomon111(m): 10:44pm On Feb 13, 2013
Blyss: The Nigerians have a better uniform but the Ghanaians have a better rifle.
The best rifle to use in desert conditions like mali is the artomat kalashnikow -47(ak-47).
It is more reliable and dosen't jam when exposed to sand.
It is a fact known to experienced armies,which ghana is not.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Ghana Sends Deadly, Lethal And Brainy Soldiers To Mali by solomon111(m): 10:40pm On Feb 13, 2013
otumfour: https://vml1.s3.amazonaws.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/08/Nigerian-police.jpg?cb5e28

nigerian police! grin grin grin grin grin grin need I say more ? grin grin grin grin
the guy you just replied is south-african,and even he is surprised at so-called engineers.
Ghana that cannot manufacture a rifle is sending 'engineers'.
Lol.
Politics › Re: Mark : Nigeria Has Less Friends In Africa by solomon111(m): 10:03pm On Feb 13, 2013
all4naija: The most annoying thing about many Nigerian is they will call you blacksheep if you try ti explain the reason why we are facing this hates from others. I have been ban more that twice in this forum for trying to explain these problems and how to find solutions.
okay,would you mind telling us what is pecuilar to Nigeria,that should warrant anybody hating us.
The stage is yours,NL is waiting to hear from you.
Politics › Re: Mark : Nigeria Has Less Friends In Africa by solomon111(m): 8:52pm On Feb 13, 2013
Noiseless2: What is there to like about islamist murdering jihadist being supported and protected by alot of their nigerian brothers and friends?

And what is there to like about a country where some "ACTIVISTS" are crying that their football team is dominatined by the Igbo nation and their neigbours

and tag them as the Biafran team? You lots are the ones deceiving yourselves.
That is enough reason to hate a country?
Go and sleep.
Politics › Re: Mark : Nigeria Has Less Friends In Africa by solomon111(m): 8:50pm On Feb 13, 2013
toothpaste: You are a hopeless apology. A country that cannot generate electricity for its citizens in the 21st century deserves all the hate it can ever get. You are a very sad reflection of the wasteland that has become of Nigeria. You are beyond worthless and am sure this is same with your fellow military vagabonds.
So because of electricity problems,Nigeria deserves to be hated?
Your stupiditty is stunning.
India,brazil,iran,turkey,pakistan,e.t.c. do not have electricity problems?
You ought to have been aborted.
Politics › Re: Mark : Nigeria Has Less Friends In Africa by solomon111(m): 8:03pm On Feb 13, 2013
[quote author=Banku&Tilapia]Go and see how many Nigerians are in Ghana n begging to take Ghanaian citizenship Hahahaaaaaaa don't be full of urself,Nigeria is Jux like any ordinary African country. Ur elites r sending their kids to Ghana for quality education grin grin grin cheesy grin grin cheesy..... They r tired of hearing words lyk pursue being called PORSHOE. grin grin cheesy cheesy angry cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy grin[/quote]quality education in ghana?
Lol.
Ask them why they are in ghana and you will know.
Politics › Re: Mark : Nigeria Has Less Friends In Africa by solomon111(m): 7:53pm On Feb 13, 2013
ROSSIKE: Come on will you shut up your dirty stinking mouth. You and the other vagabonds typing rubbish here. Take me to your starving mother let me feed her. Balderdash typing peabrain. Every Nigerian is dying of hunger except you. Big man. Is that what you use to massage your ego?

It is you VAGABONDS that make outsiders hate Nigeria with your peabrained EXAGGERATION of everything bad in this country.

So where are the aid trucks, Red Cross, Save the Children? If ''80% of Nigerians are starving'' where are the truckloads of skeletal, kwarshiokor-ridden children being led to mass graves? The global appeal by UN and UNICEF for aid to save the starving millions?

Or don't you know the meaning of starvation?

BASTARDS WHO HATE THEMSELVES EVEN MORE THAN OUTSIDERS HATE YOU.

Go on. Not just 80% of Nigerians are starving. You should have said 99.9999%

ANIMAL.
Most of these idiotts are pseudo-intellectuals.
Ignore them.
Politics › Re: Mark : Nigeria Has Less Friends In Africa by solomon111(m): 7:35pm On Feb 13, 2013
redsun: True man. David mark himself and his cohorts are the number one enemies if Nigeria. The salaries and allowances alone that othey award themselves at a time when 80 percent of pnigerians are starving is treasonable. Not to talk if the magomago that goes on behind the scenes,like hijacking job positions that are main for competent nigerians for their incompetent and conniving cohorts.Talk about contract kickbacks and over inflation of contract quotations.

He is a traitor that will be judged when Nigeria is taken over by same people. When I mean sane people,I don't mean the present opposition,because they are just as bad. They are only crying out now because they are not in possession of the real honey comb,not for the interest of helpless nigerians.
your '80%' statistic is balderdash.
Very wrong.
Politics › Re: Mark : Nigeria Has Less Friends In Africa by solomon111(m): 7:28pm On Feb 13, 2013
[quote author=Warri _Pikin]GOOD MORNING Oga Senate President.

If you can see it even as Nigeria's number 3 citizen, think of what ordinary Nigerians suffer in many African countries,while Nigeria allow them to roam about our country and even work without papers. Some of them even join Boko Haram to kill innocent Nigerians. Including those African countries receiving aid from Nigeria. Imagine President Jonathan was being insulted by Malawians for daring to seek a Malawi embassy in Nigeria and a Visa free status for both countries? The Africa first Foreign Policy of Nigeria is the most irresponsible act of our leaders, which exposes their aloofness and out of touch with reality posturing. Nigeria's foreign policy should be focused on ONLY NIGERIAN Interests!!![/quote]Exactly!
We don't really need them,they need us.
Our foreign policy which focuses on the interest of africa at the expense of Nigeria should be done away with.
Pan-africanism died with muamar ghadaffi.
Politics › Re: Mark : Nigeria Has Less Friends In Africa by solomon111(m): 7:23pm On Feb 13, 2013
This is why we should never allow ourselves to be vulnerable.
The military should always remain equipped and battle-ready to defend Nigeria.
We are surrounded by enemies posing as friends.
Politics › Re: Mark : Nigeria Has Less Friends In Africa by solomon111(m): 7:20pm On Feb 13, 2013
Naledi14: coming from an African thats not of Nigerian descent i think it has to do with how Nigerians interact with other Africans its almost fashionable amongst Nigerians to be rude but i must say some Nigerians are not like that all there are some very nice Nigerians out there. the image Nigerians project to other Africans is that you all need us more than we need you. No man is an Island.
Tell me how africans have being of value to Nigeria.
Nigeria have been the one spending billions of dollars in peace-keeping in various parts of africa.
We were instrumental in the disintegration of arpatheid in south-africa.
With all due respect,Africa has been a parasite on Nigeria.
Politics › Re: What Are Your Responsibilities Towards Nigeria As A Nigerian? by solomon111(m): 4:36pm On Feb 13, 2013
[quote author=A-town]Responsibility sha? Where was Nigeria when the U.S was dashing me scholarships all over the place. I applaud those of you who feel the need to be responsible for/to Nigeria. As for me, the U.S gave me everything i needed to better myself so that is where my allegiance lies. Not trying to be antagonistic, just being realistic. If i am in the position to make positive change in Nigeria, i will but like i said earlier, Uncle Sam gets my allegiance.[/quote]good for you.
Politics › Re: Buhari Not Dropping Out Of 2015 Race –CPC • Ambition Will Tear APC Apart –tukur by solomon111(m): 9:29am On Feb 13, 2013
Gooogle: Laptop 40 crew go soon arrive now, them go call for your head.hahahahaha
you are a moronn.
Foreign Affairs › Re: North Korea Conducts Third Nuclear Test! by solomon111(m): 9:27pm On Feb 12, 2013
Symphony007: at the height of the second world war when the world was in shambles, even mere cago ships can't make it across the altantic without german U-boats sinking them, planes can't fly with german panzers crashing them but with all this the u.s still produced the first atomic bomb through the manhattan project but today more than "60 years later" with all the support it gets from china, russia, syria, etc. And weapons components available on the black market, iran is still struggling enriching uranium..you my dear should get your facts right.
who told you america's military/scientific devt was created by americans?
America's technological edge was triggered by immigrant europeans,especially germans,who were fleeing from europe.
Sports › Re: Super Eagles Arrive In Abuja (Pictures) by solomon111(m): 6:20pm On Feb 12, 2013
lapaz6410: they are not useless. cartoon is more fun to watch. grin
Give it a rest, man.
You should re-direct your energy into the sack of your useless coach and overrated players.
Bloody ghanian.
Christianity Etc › Re: Cardinal Arinze Likely To Be The First Black Pope? by solomon111(m): 4:55pm On Feb 12, 2013
freezykul: i dont belive d veticans will chose a pope from africa muchless nigeria,they will most probably give it to an european,dat have always being the order,i dont tink it is about to change anytime soon.
what do you mean by "muchless Nigeria"?
Which african nation have as much international influence as Nigeria.?
Foreign Affairs › Re: North Korea Conducts Third Nuclear Test! by solomon111(m): 2:41pm On Feb 12, 2013
Symphony007: how many years is it taking them to enrich uranium? They can't even encrypt an codes from the u.s drone that crashed in their country...and you think this empty shinny metal can fly?
The speed at which uranium in n.korea and iran can be enriched is being slowed down by US-UN sanctions.
Most of the materials needed will have to be developed locally instead of buying from the international market because of these sanctions.
Get you facts right.
Foreign Affairs › Re: North Korea Conducts Third Nuclear Test! by solomon111(m): 2:37pm On Feb 12, 2013
Symphony007: that's what you want to belive, no matter how good you think these developing countries are, there is still a edge the west has. Iran shot down a u.s drone and were so elated they displayed it to the world and the u.s did'nt lift a finger because they know in a billion years those iranian scientist cannot encrypt a single code or reproduce that drone, and truely they've not been able to.
yes,there is an edge due to a lot of factors,and the west has abused that edge.
Serious countries are trying to overcome that edge,and in 10yrs time,the balance of power will change.
Foreign Affairs › Re: North Korea Conducts Third Nuclear Test! by solomon111(m): 2:34pm On Feb 12, 2013
ba7man: South Korea alone is capable of levelling North Korea ecnomy and millitary. They can't handle the attention they're courting.
S.KOREA can level N.KOREA?
Give me that weed you are smoking.
Christianity Etc › Re: Lightning Strikes As Pope Benedict Resigns by solomon111(m): 1:00pm On Feb 12, 2013
berem: because there was lightning on the St Peter basilica church, nairalanders are spewing trash! If this was to happen in Canaan Land,sango ota, they would say it is actually from God. That lightning you see there is no ordinary lightning believe it or not.
haha.
So you believe this 'lightening' trash.
No wonder your views in the political section are often shocking and mind-boggling.
Education › Re: OAU Rated As Best University In Nigeria by solomon111(m): 11:23am On Feb 12, 2013
knowsir: OAU is by far d best university in nigeria,is it by d quality of students,graduates,environment,infrastructure,lecturers,research n innovations,awards or what do u want 2 use in ur comparison.dats y it is called OBA AWON UIVERSITY(OAU)
OAU was not,is not,and will never be the best university in Nigeria.

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