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9ja4eva:Before you spout foolishness, how do you know she actually did say that? What are you basing your arguments on? Nigerians can be a silly, malevolent lot indeed Pain:See above. But instead, add spiteful in your case. |
About pcmecom The Original poster seems to have a chequered history of lies On July 13th 2007 he claimed to have just finished an MSc (biotechnology and Management(M.sc)) in the UK, and wanted to relocate to Canada https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria?topic=65979.msg1288954#msg1288954 On August 17th he's now been invited to the UK High Commision for a student visa interview and he's appealing for experienced people to help him https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria?topic=73034.msg1401562#msg1401562 September 19th he's a new student in the UK studying for an MSc https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria?topic=79317.msg1510640#msg1510640 Either he's a habitual liar, or he'd living backward in time. You choose. |
pcmecom: babasin:So even after watching Al Qaeda accept blame for the incident, even after Al Qaeda released video clips of the Hijackers' will and 'pre-martyrdom' speeches, you still can come up with this STUPID theory? Dr. Watson must really be pleased with you. Why should i listen to someone that stridently claims that the cure for HIV already exists in the US, forgetting that financial incentives from marketing the cure will surpass that of the retro-viral medicines, as well as assuring the drug developer an instant Nobel prize? You've proven yourself to be a retard in the past, and based on your original post, i see you're still well on track. babasin, you're not quite at his level of stupidity, but you're getting close. . . ![]() |
Ni9gerians are a malevolent bunch indeed. The title alone is skewed to malign Oprah. Besides, what those parents are calling strict, is normal in many Nigerian Boardign schools. Why try to encourage class difference by sendign your child expensive chocolates and candy when many others have none? It's a great idea for the school to try to induce a leveller system where everyone enjoys the same stuff (at least in the school). if only one of y'all could be so bold to post the amount of sexual abuse female students suffer at the hands of male corpers in Nigeria. . . |
@Richyblack http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=D8S53G500&show_article=1 But hardliners who control the judiciary, security forces and powerful unelected bodies in the government stymied attempts to ease social and political restrictions. Numerous pro-reform newspapers were shut down, and since Ahmadinejad's election in 2005, those that remain have been muted in their criticism fearing closure. At universities, pro-reform students have been marginalized, holding low-level meetings. They hold occasional demonstrations, usually to demand better school facilities or the release of detained colleagues. But pro-government student groups have grown more powerful. Does this sound like a full-spectrum freedom of speech to you? It's always helpful to read all links first ![]() |
nkc:gimme a call on 08076072341 |
[quote author=dudu-bobo link=topic=89177.msg1628874#msg1628874 date=1193665908]So, it's only the Africans he mentioned that are clueless; what about the non-Africans? O ga ju[/quote]There's an existing Nairaland law against the speaking of any language apart from English, the common one. please keep your Yoruba phrases for your street. This is unrelated to the topic at hand, just that this annoying habit of some of y'all rile me up. |
Tornadoz:I find it extremely hypocritical of you to mention the Dalai Lama as an esteemed world leader, then spend so much time on other topics hyping China that has been illegally occupying Tibet for decades now. The same china you never fail to tout as a credible alternative to the US. We will all be alive when China finally decides to annex Taiwan by force. I'll be extremely interested then in what you'll have to say. The Bible and Archaelogical evidence shows clearly that the Jews ancestral home is in the middle east, yet you feel they should go back to Europe? You're clearly anti-semitic. |
oyb:that's an OLD article, oyb! All such challenges have long since been surmounted! |
FSU:I never said you couldn't laugh at human suffering. hell you could even go piss on beggars, it's YOUR choice. Me, all i said is it's in bad taste. So back the hell down, asshole! |
Why, Oh why do you people LOVE to post without checking if there's a pre-existing post? This Politics thread is cluttered because of retards that can't even be arsed to check if there's a similar post before blathering on. There are at least 4 threads on the Rivers governorship issue, 5 threads on Etteh (with similar content), 3 with akinyuli and adedibu. read the forum rules. if this persists, i will direct a complaint to Seun. On any well-moderated board, this never should happen. |
babasin:That's rich, considering the fact that anytime concerned Nairalanders make serious criticisms about the way Nigeria is being run, you and your pack of rabble-rousers accuse 'em of lack of patriotism and 'slave mentality'. |
@FSU what i want to know is, why the 'lol' in your topic? Why laugh at the lengths less priviledged people will go to preserve their lives. i think it's in pretty bad taste. |
denex:1. Japan and Russia go whaling, yes, but that's a far cry from hacking a washed-up whale for food. It's far more likely that in a developed country the dead whale will be kept for marine biologists to autopsy and check into the causes of its death. 2. Why prince Charles and Cheney? Thousands of people go hunting yearly, and many of them for sport. The animals killed are always eaten afterwards. 3. You really do think that impoverished, hungry people give a hoot if the meat is smelling or not? You remind me of when i was a kid and i used to wonder when i heard that people would jump into smelling gutters to hide from bombs during the biafran war. I always used to think that NOTHING would ever make me jump into a gutter, but now i know better. Desperate times call for desperate measures, whether it's jumpinginto a smelling gutter or hacking a dead, stinking whale to pieces. |
Kobojunkie, the story is true. here's a pic of the burnt/burning whale to confirm
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Good ol' Nigerians! glorify crime and 419, hype these thieves as 'big boys' and celebrate their achievements. Then have the guts to complain why Western countries deny you Visa, when other countries have had enough and call us out on our tolerance of 419. |
No 1 advice marriage counsellors and wise people give to married women: No matter the quarrel, never, ever use deprivation of sexual gratification as a weapon against your husband. Many women have tried this, and they've found out that after a few days of begging, the guy mysteriously stops coming to the bedroom. Even when the wife flings her door - and her legs - open, there's no going back. The embittered guy usually takes his desires outside, and the first major crack starts to form |
Is that possible? Rotimi Amaechi didn't take part in the last election. if the Supreme court decides that Rotimi's name was removed illegally, the best that can happen is for a fresh election to be called for. |
dayokanu:Simple fact is that 'win a free laptop' or 'win a free ipod' banners are not likely to deprive the victim of his entire life savings. For sheer cruelty and merciless cash drainage, try Nigerian 419ers. kainos76:Bullshit! It's about the impact on ordinary people's lives, and the impact from wayward Nigerians outside the country is most often far more than the positive influence of the few good men. it's like saying Lagos is a paradise simply because it's got Silverbird cinema and several yacht clubs. babadee:. . . So violent we almost killed tuface twice, eh? You've just generalised, yet you condemn others that generalise? Hypocrisy always stinks. kainos76:Did any of you self-righteous goons read this piece above? When we glorify crime and corruption in Nigeria, what othe result do we anticipate? have any of you self-righteous people stopped to ask yourselves why songs glorifying crime and 419 (Yahoozee, I go chop your dollar) are chart toppers and party favourites in Nigeria? I refuse to play Yahoozee because i know how terrible the message in that song is. Everytime Seun puts a sticky on the homepage of Nairaland talking about 419, and he puts a vote button in the story, you'll be surprised that over half of the people that contribute to the discussion do so in favour of 419, preferring to shift the blame for theft onto the victims. This is nigeria, where people do evil things and act genuinely shocked when the consequences catch up with them. I've said it before,a nd i'll say it again. The real traitors are those that blindly defend our twisted values and awry state of the nation. As the Zulus say, "I have spoken". |
Femtex: Femtex:I'll try and hide my amazement that you failed to see the MTN logo on the phone. Perhaps a decrease in your garri consumption? ![]() |
[quote author=tope_teadr link=topic=85059.msg1613893#msg1613893 date=1193250857]well i'll show you a phone you can flash to series 60 nokia 5610 You should know that nokia 6500 is a series 60 phone and dosent have that useless button[img][/img] check thishttp://img.gsmarena.com/vv/bigpic/nokia-6500slide.gif any doubt's should be posted[/quote]Both the Nokia 5610 and the 6500 are Series 40 phones NOT Series 60. There's a big difference. please do your research well next time, k? |
osereka:and this is a sterling example of what's wrong with our country. Power and money are important, yes, but what of legacy and self-respect? Adedibu has money and power, but he knows that outside his cabal of thugs and touts, his name shall forever be associated with violence, terror and self-aggrandizement. |
[quote author=tope_teadr link=topic=85059.msg1612862#msg1612862 date=1193235678]That's what i'm saying you are confused.[/quote]ah. What a child you are. The sad thing is, you could actually have learnt something from me. Your choice to remain mired in ignorance. |
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Guys, Up for sale is a brand new Apple Iphone unlocked for Nigerian use. Not only was it unlocked by my humble self (thereby ensuring all apps are working, including YouTube), it comes with a lot of great 3rd party apps you won't find anywhere else (installed 'em myself) Check out the phone and it's features here http://www.apple.com/iphone Iphones come with map software (google maps), full featured HTML web browsers, Youtube, Notes, 2 MP camera and what has been described as the best calender on any mobile device, among many other features. Additional 3rd party Apps i've pre-installed include ebook reader, pdf viewer, dictionaries, games (tetris, mines, blackjack, sudoku), song mailer (mail any song in your iphone), voice notes recorder, to-do-lists, IM client (MSN, AIM, ICQ), NES emulator, Music Beat creator Current price in Lagos is N120000 - N130000). No 3rd party Apps or games included, usually without Youtube working. My price? N90000 with free games and applications, all apps and services 100% working. Check out pics for more info Interested buyers only
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the old goat should just die already |
I'd like to post a referral for Brume2020. I purchased an iphone 8GB from him. not only did the item arrive on time and in perfect condition, he took great care to ensure i got the best deal available from him. Even when the item arrived Nigeria, he made sure he kept calling me to confirm i had actually received it. To sum it all, i'm impressed! About Me: 800+ posts, strongly against scams & 419, squeaky clean nairaland rep. Check profile and post history if you will just in case. Nigerians are suspicious! |
Guys, We've been buying goods from these merchants here for a while, and some of us have good stories, while some may have bad stories. So how do we tell the good traders from the scammers? Simple. We copy Ebay's rep system. For each successful transaction you accomplish here, please Rep the trader abd announce it here, so others know who to buy from. We all win that way. Conversely, if you get a raw deal, by all means let's hear about it here so we know who to avoid. ![]() |
babasin:How many objections did YOU raise? Almost daily you call for Bush's head over Iraq, yet never have i heard your voice speaking out calling for OBJ's arrest and trial for 'massacre'. |
@babasin babasin:“In the past,” wrote the semi-official Iranian daily Ettelaat as the war raged on, “we had child-volunteers: 14-, 15-, and 16-year-olds. They went into the minefields. Their eyes saw nothing. Their ears heard nothing. And then, a few moments later, one saw clouds of dust. When the dust had settled again, there was nothing more to be seen of them. Somewhere, widely scattered in the landscape, there lay scraps of burnt flesh and pieces of bone.” Such scenes would henceforth be avoided, Ettelaat assured its readers. “Before entering the minefields, the children [now] wrap themselves in blankets and they roll on the ground, so that their body parts stay together after the explosion of the mines and one can carry them to the graves.” These children who rolled to their deaths were part of the Basiji, a mass movement created by Khomeini in 1979 and militarized after the war started in order to supplement his beleaguered army.The Basij Mostazafan–or “mobilization of the oppressed”–was essentially a volunteer militia, most of whose members were not yet 18. They went enthusiastically, and by the thousands, to their own destruction. “The young men cleared the mines with their own bodies,” one veteran of the Iran-Iraq War recalled in 2002 to the German newspaper Frankfurter Allgemeine. “It was sometimes like a race. Even without the commander’s orders, everyone wanted to be first.” The sacrifice of the Basiji was ghastly. And yet, today, it is a source not of national shame, but of growing pride. Since the end of hostilities against Iraq in 1988, the Basiji have grown both in numbers and influence. They have been deployed, above all, as a vice squad to enforce religious law in Iran, and their elite “special units” have been used as shock troops against anti-government forces. In both 1999 and 2003, for instance, the Basiji were used to suppress student unrest. And, last year, they formed the potent core of the political base that propelled Mahmoud Ahmadinejad–a man who reportedly served as a Basij instructor during the Iran-Iraq War–to the presidency. http://www.dinocrat.com/archives/2006/06/03/submission-and-child-abuse/ Iran-Iraq War During the later stages of the Iran-Iraq War, both sides were accused of using teenaged children to fill out the ranks of soldiers depleted by years of warfare. During that war, Iran was accused of using children to clear minefields by having them run or bicycle through the fields.[citation needed][/color][color=#990000] http://www.answers.com/topic/military-use-of-children Children may begin participating in conflict from as young as seven. Some serve as porters (carrying food or ammunition) or messengers, others as spies. In Myanmar, for instance civilians, including children as young as 10, are forced to porter for the military and even used as human shields and minesweepers: the International Labour Organisation reported in 1999 that children had been forced to sweep roads with tree branches or brooms to detect or detonate mines. http://www.worldrevolution.org/Projects/Webguide/GuideArticle.asp?ID=8 I actually read about this so many years ago while i was reading up old magazines on the Iran-Iraq war. Land mines last for many, many years and can kill and maim for tens of years to come. That's why they must be abolished! I'm somewhat dissapointed that the US refused to sign this document. It's a shame, if you ask me, because i truly feel that weapons whose effects are felt many years after the war is over should not be used. babasin:I'm talking about saving lives of innocents and all you can do is bring up the US argument? Can't you discuss on other issues, or is your mind set on only one track? Grow up. |
It's not about the hand clearing. It's about the innocent civillians that inevitably get hurt years after the conflict times end. it's about the innocent shepherds and farmers that stray onto long-forgotten mine fields. People lose limbs and lives before a mine-clearing campaign is started off. besides, minefields don't slow down armies too much anyway. Sappers can usually clear a path through a minefield in days. During the Iraq/Iran war, children were sent running through minefields so that by their martyrdom, they'd go straight to heaven while clearing a path for their armies to pass through. |
[quote author=tope_teadr link=topic=85059.msg1601460#msg1601460 date=1192879398]@texazzete i guess you are confused, that is why you don't understand what you posted. I hope you clearly know that windows mobile is advance than windows xp. Just note that and i hope you know that the same virus that crashes a pc is the one that crashes those windows mobile smart phone. And the reason why it is hard to repair is b'because you'll have to look for another windows mobile software to upload into that phone which is very difficult to find. And talking about phone os, i hope you clearly know that the os of a phone determine what kind of application runs on it, and it is possible to flash your phone from a j2me platform and upgrade it to a symbian os which allows your phone to recieve applications that are .sis[/quote]@tope NEVER, EVER dispute anything tech related with me. I'm an authority on such things, believe me. I've used three symbian series 60 phones (Ngage, 6600, 6630) and 2 Windows mobile phones (Xda Mini, HTC TytN) and the information you've just posted is totally wrong. Read about windows mobile here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_mobile Now, here's a dare. Name any j2me only phone that you can flash to Symbian series 60 OS, prove it by flashing it and you'll get N100000 from me, tax free. You should always strive to learn from people who know better than you do instead of disputing valid information. |
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