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Christianity Etc › Re: 5 Things That Turn Christians Into Atheists by solomon111(m): 5:00pm On Apr 17, 2012
ea7: you assert withoou evidence and say we have been warned. Fuc.k you chriatians, you all suck.
Okay!
No problem.
If you think you are more knowledgeable and wiser than all the millions of people over the eons of time, who have followed the lord,including those who have being priviledged to pay the ultimate price for the name of the lord jesus,then you are indeed on your own.
As i said before, nobody will bear the consequences of your actions.
Christianity Etc › Re: 5 Things That Turn Christians Into Atheists by solomon111(m): 4:30pm On Apr 17, 2012
I just pity these so-called atheists.
Who do you think you are doing?
The reason you see christians preaching the gospel of our lord jesus christ day and night in the most dangerous and obscure places of the world,is because jesus commanded it,and they do not want anybody's blood on their neck.
In the grand scheme of things,you are on your own,and each person will answer for his/her self!
So pls stop reminding us with the fact that you are atheists and the one thousand and one reasons you chose to be atheists.
You have no excuse whatsoever for whatever fate you earn in the after-life,because you have been told repeatedly about the gospel of our lord jesus christ,but you have chosen to reject it.
Nobody can save you,if you dont want to be saved.
After all said and done,you hold the ultimate choice in your hand!
Politics › Re: World Bank Officially Selects Kim As President-ngozi Okonjo-iweala Lost by solomon111(m): 9:59pm On Apr 16, 2012
Well,The U.S has shown us how hypocritical they can be.
Let me see what kim will do for africa,that yoruba bigots said NOI cannot do.
Keeping my fingers crossed.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Rick Santorum Drops Out Of US Presidential Race! by solomon111(m): 8:35pm On Apr 11, 2012
MrPrsdent: The President of the United states (POTUS) is the most important political office holder in the world.So,it makes common sense for people around the world to want to know who will assume/or is interested in assuming that position.
I have better things to do!
I dont feel the impact of the american president directly or indirectly,so why should i waste my energy hyperventilating on whoever becomes america's president.
Thanks,i think i will pass.!
Politics › Re: Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala Gets UN Appointment To Tackle Childhood Malnutrition by solomon111(m): 8:05pm On Apr 11, 2012
Kobojunkie: If you really believe that, isn't that the more reason to REJOICE in this? I mean the average intelligent Nigerian out there, many of them probably more intelligent and experienced than she is, have not had their careers go in the same way as hers. smiley

I have met me some really accomplished Nigerians. . . . Nigerians who never had to 'play the field' or 'play with the big boys' in the way Iweala has done for a while now, and they have not gotten UN appointments or World Bank jobs offered them( not that I believe working with any of these organizations is the ultimate goal or something).
What the hell are you saying madam?
Foreign Affairs › Re: Rick Santorum Drops Out Of US Presidential Race! by solomon111(m): 10:44am On Apr 11, 2012
How does this affect me as a Nigerian?
Mscheww!
NYSC › Re: NYSC Member, Ime Anwana Builds 40-bed Hostel In Niger State School by solomon111(m): 10:31pm On Apr 10, 2012
Bawss1: This one has secured her place among the recipients of this year's NYSC national awards and will most likely clinch a job in the federal civil service. Going for a masters degree or even a Ph.D should pose little problems as recipients of this award are also offered government scholarship. . .Such is the nature of this not well known award, she shouldn't worry about her future.
I wonder what all the thousands of corpers posted to the north do .
Probably enagaing in various kinds sex-parties.
Useless set of youths we have in this country.
Politics › Re: GEJ Commissions Almajiri Model School In Sokoto by solomon111(m): 10:24pm On Apr 10, 2012
nakedall: Retardeen is a joker for calling that a complete project, look at the surrounding?
Indeed you are very naked intellectually!
SMH.
Christianity Etc › Re: The Biblical Mary Is Not A Roman Catholic by solomon111(m): 8:19pm On Apr 10, 2012
@chukwudi
if jesus blood mixed with mary's,how was he then free from adamic sin?
That means he was a sinner like us all,and his death was null and void.
Politics › Re: Why Are Nigerians So Pessimistic About Nigeria? by solomon111(m): 8:04pm On Apr 10, 2012
I wonder why we cant just occupy the NASS and ASO ROCK.
We are not ready to pay for the price of freedom yet.Me inclusive!.
Politics › Re: Fearless ACN Hits Back At Jonathan, Warns South South Ethnic Jingoists by solomon111(m): 5:22pm On Apr 09, 2012
This ACN people are not very smart.They are alienating the yorubas from the rest of the south.
The SE and SS dosent trust them.
Maybe after all said and done,the yorubas will know that they themselves, have become offensive and unwanted.
Bunch of leeches!
Politics › Re: 'Ijaw Won’t Take Insult From ACN' — Konbowei Benson Friday, Bayelsa Speaker by solomon111(m): 1:14pm On Apr 09, 2012
ilugunboy: Lord have mercy!! This President either by act or design or both is the most divisive President since the coming of this unholy Union call Nigeria. He will utter nonsense, and when rebuffed, will rather sit back and watch his tribesmen spew nonsense to defend his gaffe. They use religion, tribe and oil to blackmail every other part of the country. Now I know why the minority should NEVER be allowed to be at the driver seat in Nigeria again post 2015.
The oil money from 'minority' should also not be used to soothe the insatiable lust of the 'majority' post 2015.
Fair enough!!
Christianity Etc › Re: Religious People Are Stoopid? by solomon111(m): 2:52pm On Apr 07, 2012
"He that being often reproved and hardeneth his neck,shall surely be destroyed and that without remedy".
Let us keep our fingers crossed.
Education › Re: Survey: Nigerians Most Educated In The U.S! by solomon111(m): 12:32pm On Apr 07, 2012
Nebeuwa: If I had a dime for every time a person said something like this. Africans need to take responsibility for their own mess and stop blaming others.

You say that the average Nigerian is content to remain an inferior? Where did you get this information? From what I have seen from Nigerians in the United States, many are willing to compete with the "white man" in his own country. I haven't seen many Nigerians acting subservient to others. When I go to my professional school each day, I compete with people of all races and I see everyone as equal. I do not feel inferior to anyone.

Where do you live again? If I do not hear an African country, then I think you are being very hypocritical. People who live in glass houses should not throw stones. This is like many of my Afrocentric brothers and sisters who always complain about the white man, but would never live in Africa. I think they illustrate the hypocrisy that I just read in your post.

Sorry, but I will make my mark on the United States. This is my home and I have every right to be here. All human actions are motivated by self-interest. And I believe my own self-interest will be furthered by living in the United States than any other country. God bless America.
SMH.
Ok oo.
Education › Re: Survey: Nigerians Most Educated In The U.S! by solomon111(m): 8:44pm On Apr 06, 2012
Nebeuwa: I have connection to Nigeria through my father and maybe one day, my remains will be brought to my ancestral village, but that is not a high priority for me. To be honest, I would rather sponsor my kinsmen to come to the United States and get an education. I am in full support of increasing the number of Nigerians living in the United States. We as an immigrant community should make our mark in our newly found home.

I recognize that we should never forget our "homeland," but in the end, we need to look at what is best for our family. And the United States, not Nigeria has been a beacon for immigrants from all across the world for over a century.
Why not look at the indians and the chinese around you.
The reason why india and china is growing rapidly,is partly because they never forget to invest at home,and yet they also make their mark in their new environment.
Weren't the asians labelled the 'model immigrants'.
Take a cue from them.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Is China A Threat To World Peace And Security? by solomon111(m): 8:18pm On Apr 06, 2012
When you look at some of this pro-american supporters,they have probably lost touch with reality.
Most of them are based in america and benefit from america,so i am not surprised.
No true african,that knows the reality of things on ground,would choose the U.S over CHINA in relation to who benefits africa more.
Politics › Re: Please Vote To Choose The Leaders Of Egbe Omo Odua On NL - Yorubas Only! by solomon111(m): 6:48pm On Apr 06, 2012
bittyend: ***Town crier steps in

Can all the elders of the WAZOBIA tribes (minor tribes are negligible grin) convey here for a peace meeting? - we need to start a cease fire. grin

***Town crier steps out
What do you mean 'Minor',tribes negligible,'YOU PARASITE'.
Education › Re: Survey: Nigerians Most Educated In The U.S! by solomon111(m): 6:17pm On Apr 06, 2012
Nebeuwa: Why should Nigerian immigrants who attained an education in the United States go back to Nigeria where their talents and expertise will not be rewarded? I do not understand that mindset. Nigerian communities in the United States are here to stay like the other immigrant communities before us. When people immigrate from their home countries, they do so not with the mindset of going back, but to start a new life in another land.

The United States will continue to attract immigrants not only from Nigeria, but countries from around the world.
Interesting!
But you should know that it would be hypocritical on your part,and unfair to Nigeria if after you die,your remains are brought back to Nigeria to litter our landscape!
The Nigeria you never gave anything to!
Nairaland General › Re: I Hate The Arrogance Of Nigerians!!! by solomon111(m): 9:37pm On Apr 05, 2012
omosexy1: This is simply the truth, told in a raw but harsh way. Ghana of yesterday is the fastest growing economy in sub-saharan Africa. I do not understand why a visitor would go to another man's house, rather than comport himself, he begins to struggle his wife and land from him. I read a news on a website about drug mobsters and gangsterism being instigated in Italy by Nigerians; they shoot italian mobsters for a share of drugs. In South-Africa, an average Nigerian is seen as a drug lord. Our president is busy forming committee upon committee, while corruption and indiscipline are being perpetrated in all aspects of our personal lives. The things that happen in this country cannot be found elsewhere in the world e.g. How can we live side by side with terrorists and we pretend that everything is alright, our president is even calling on foreign investors to come and invest; how can you explain a young man without any education, travels abroad and within a month or two begins to send vehicles back to the country and when he returns he comes with loads of cash, rather than ask where did you get this money, chieftaincy title is bestowed on him; how can one explain to the world what's a permanent secretary or a governor doing with loads of cash while traveling. We see these things we keep quiet and move on with life.

Visit any embassy and see how Nigerians sit on the floor or being harassed by security operatives all in the name of Visa. Then we travel out, we infiltrate these countries with our vices, we rob them, we kill them, we sell them drugs, we play on the intelligence of their women, men and financial institutions. Then you think these countries will be happy with us and want to have future dealings with us. They don't envy us, they despise us with passion. Check our Nigeria's ranking on transparency.org and see our Corruption Perception Index, check CBN website and see our GDP and Inflation rate, or rather check FIFA.com and see our football ranking. What is good about this country?

Please Nigerians lets wake up from our fantasies, we are no Giant of Africa, we are a poor nation and very egotistic. We go at any length to inflict pains to the lives of other humans and even to ourselves, just because our cultural values has been aligned to the amount of wealth one can possess.

Yes we have the resources and the ability to play a vital role in Africa but we are not there yet, we are not even close, our leaders are still dancing with the masquerades and still keeping us in deception.

GOD HELP US.
Who wrote this piece of trash?
Nairaland General › Re: I Hate The Arrogance Of Nigerians!!! by solomon111(m): 9:34pm On Apr 05, 2012
Obi1kenobi: You've just come down to all I've alluded to. A lot of your comments are factually incorrect and display the unjustified arrogance I'm talking about. Ghana being smaller doesn't make them inferior. Switzerland, Sweden, Deenmark, Norway, Finland, Holland etc are small countries, yet they're light years ahead of us. Ghana may be a smaller country but it's a better one. Many Nigerians are flocking there to exploit their institutions and infrastructure and security and stability. If Nigeria is the giant of Africa simply cos the British lumped some tribes together in an ill-fated contraption, then we're a big joke. Numbers count for little if you're seemingly impervious to progress.
You are a f00l!
The Gdp of lagos alone is higher than that of ghana.
In otherwords,the standard of living in lagos alone is higher than that of ghana.
How dare you compare a ghana which is the size of a Nigerian state to a populous nation like Nigeria with all its population-induced problems.
You sir,are a slowpoke!
Nairaland General › Re: I Hate The Arrogance Of Nigerians!!! by solomon111(m): 9:27pm On Apr 05, 2012
olayinka1987: Then they should also embrace humility. If you come onto a Nigerian website and attack Nigerians I will attack you back. Why should Nigerians bend over and take it in the ass? I'm tired of bottom sniffing "Nigerians" that will defend every other African country before they defend Nigeria. Is Nigeria the only country that has fraudsters and drug dealers? Is the rest of Africa a bed of roses like certain people try too make out? Why is it okay for others to bad mouth Nigerians but when we do the same, we're automatically in the wrong? South Africans and Ghanaians were saying negative things about Nigerians so I replied undecided. Does that make me arrogant for telling a few home truths? Am I the bad guy for that? No way.


I'm not one too chest beat but I tell it like it is. Nigeria IS the powerhouse of West Africa. If not us, who would it be? Ghana? Please!!! Ghana is doing well for herself at the moment but rich Nigerians living Ghana contribute greatly to their economy, this cannot be overlooked. Ghana is a small country with a small population. There is almost as much money in the city of Lagos than there is in the entire country of Ghana. Now is that me hating or am I telling the truth? You only have too look it up on Google. Numbers don't lie. Who else is the powerhouse in West Africa if not us? Ivory Coast, Gambia, Liberiahuh? not a chance. It's Nigeria. The only problem is we suffer from a disease called the Government. They're the ones stealing all the money. Nigeria has helped many countries in West Africa. Imagine all the money we have given Ghana over the years. When countries need help in West Africa they come too Nigeria. Fact. Call me arrogant all you want. I'm simply stating facts.

I'm humble but I'm not a doormat. Respect me and I will respect you. It's that simple.
Do you mind the fool?!
He actually has self esteem issues
Nairaland General › Re: I Hate The Arrogance Of Nigerians!!! by solomon111(m): 9:25pm On Apr 05, 2012
Obi1kenobi: I’ve observed Nigerians are incredibly arrogant and I’m often left wondering what makes this conceited posturing justifiable. I was reading a thread yesterday enquiring as to why South Africans and Ghanaians hate Nigerians and the predictable response from several delusional people was the usual rhetoric about how everyone envies us and what not. I think many of us have to start appreciating a few home truths:
1) Nigeria is one of the most impoverished nations on the planet and ranks extremely low on every single index measuring standard of living and development. We generally only out-perform war-torn or drought ravaged countries like Sudan, Somalia, Eritrea etc.
2) No foreigner who appreciates order and security would love to come to a country like Nigeria. Expatriates in this country are some of the highest paid in the world because of the adverse, hazardous working conditions.
3) Being an overpopulated, lumbering, befuddled giant doesn’t make us the “giant of Africa”. I don’t see why any sensible person should brag about our population as some kind of virtue – else we may as well claim to be greater than every country in Europe simply cos we pop out kids like rabbits putting greater strain on scarce resources. What makes this line of reasoning even worse is that we are a contrived product of our colonial masters who have left us with a big socio-political challenge to surmount. Our size is probably more an inhibitive hindrance than an advantage to thump our chests about.
4) We’re not smarter or richer or better looking than the countries we flood with all our vices. It’s hilarious, pretentious, delusional, wishful thinking. Little separates the average Southern Nigerian from the average Ghanaian or Cameroonian or Ivorian or the average Northern Nigerian from the average Nigerien or Senegalese or Sudanese etc. Any pretentions to the contrary is just subscribing to the delusion that makes us loathed outside these shores.
5) We’re a society as mediocre as they come and applaud mediocrity from the banal music of D’banj to our embarrassing movie industry to the mediocre politicians we love to cheer for the most mundane accomplishments.

Basically, there’s absolutely nothing spectacular about us and our insufferable arrogance is totally unjustified and contributes to why citizens of many other countries find us totally contemptible. When you think of France, you think of well aged Bordeaux wine, high fashion and couture, romance, beautiful cities etc; when you think of Italy, you’re thinking of great cuisine, beautiful ancient cities of Venice, Florence, Rome, great art, opera etc; when Nigeria is heard around the world, people think of scammers and frauds, drug pushers, venal, avaricious politicians, exported prostitutes etc.

That’s why we’re blacklisted from utilizing certain web services, that’s why we’re humiliated and rejected in every embassy. I never subscribe to stereotype and judge everyone on their merits as individuals but I’d like to see a little humility and acknowledgement of our failures as a nation rather than the rabid chest thumping. It’s the first step to making progress.

And for the record, I’m a full-blooded Anambrarian pointing out some plain facts rather than a foreigner on the attack. Personal/national pride is one thing (however misguided); unbridled arrogance and hubris is on a whole different scale.
This guy is a slowpoke!
Politics › Re: Worst Case Scenario: Southeast Loses 2015: Ndi Igbo What Next? by solomon111(m): 8:49pm On Apr 05, 2012
Eko Ile: Why bother? Gt it out of your head, ibo in Aso Rock is not happening. never ever.


You need the north and sw to get you there, but we all know the north is now down with anything ibo talk less in Aso Rock with your hate and petty jealousy Yoruba ain't down for you either...

Even showing your hands with GEJ and your crooked votes didn't help.

Y'all are fcukkkeedd..
I wonder how you will ever get a yoruba president without the help of the SS/SE.
In otherwords,you are also fuccked.
Moronic yoruba brain as usual!.
Wonder where they get these guys from.
Education › Re: Tolulope Fatokun Got Nine A1's: Best Result In "WAEC/NECO" by solomon111(m): 1:54pm On Apr 05, 2012
It is no big deal!
I have personally lost respect for waec results these days,due to the degree of malpractice that takes place .
Some of the dumbest people i know have some of the best waec results.
Education › Re: How Did Jamb Manage To Release Results In 3 Days by solomon111(m): 7:44am On Apr 05, 2012
patuli64: na naija noww anytin is possible.... JAMB is small, very soon WAEC sef will be released dat very day.... ow wont 80% of the candidates fail wen even the sheets r not marked properli.... well if they know they can mark it within 3 days, they should stop making it yearly, they should make it like twice or thrice in a year so dat the population of people sitting for d exams will reduce drastically and people will already have their scores or have d opportunity to re-sit if they failed within the same year before admissions into skools start.
what a piece of bullcrap.
Justifying unseriousness
Crime › Re: Lawyer Doris Chibuko Killed In Oakland University Shooting by solomon111(m): 9:07pm On Apr 04, 2012
And some id.iots will tell me Nigeria is not safe and america is the safest country in the world!
Family › Re: I Caught My Husband Cheating On Me by solomon111(m): 8:50pm On Apr 04, 2012
It is indeed a difficult situation.
I can understand the OP point of view.
Despite the fact that nothing may have happen,i would really be hurt if i were in her shoes.
I just hope, she finds a way of solving it amicably.
Politics › Re: The Best Performing Minister In GEJ's Cabinet? by solomon111(m): 6:39pm On Apr 04, 2012
Demdem: grin grin grin

Honestly, u are a clown. what do u expect from a government headed by the retardeen and boko member (VP)? The head is rotten and u still want the body to dey kampe, na winch?


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thanks Beaf
You Sir, are a fool!
Education › Re: 2012 Post-UTME Legal - Nigerian Senate by solomon111(m): 6:31pm On Apr 04, 2012
emmanuel101: Is it not dis same senate dat said dey should cancel post ume tests_i hate dis fuckin country eh_abeg mke september reach I cnt wait to go to ghana to school dere dan wasting my life in dis wasteland called nigeria_
You are not good enough for Nigerian UNIVERSITIES!
Wish you best of luck in ghana.

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