₦airaland Forum

naijaking1:
Another confused and irrational self promoting naija person. Why not just address the issue without launching an unnecessary attack on America. You're either so self-centered, or you just don't understand what the issue is here.

grafikdon:
I have a feeling that most Nigerians know this but they have accepted the questionable term Hausa/Fulani. There is hardly any difference between that term and a claim that Igbo/Ijo is one ethnic group. Very erroneous.

Katsumoto:
Awo said IF the eastern region is allowed, Is that not a conditional statement? A statement of declaration was made but Gowon did not allow the East to Leave Nigeria.

Kenezi:
However, my stance here is, if homosexuals were to gain the right to get married or whatever, by following the same logic, incest, bestiality and other such must be legalised. Otherwise, it is an aberration and double standard of the law. I don't agree with the flavour of the week morality some places in the world have taken.

chosen04:
No he was a fowl

"If the Eastern Region is allowed by acts of omission or commission to secede from or opt out of Nigeria, then the Western Region and Lagos must also stay out of the Federation, "

Indeed, a US diplomat was last week quoted as saying that the mysterious absence of Nigeria's ailing President from the diplomatic scene at this critical juncture has been largely responsible for the impasse between Abuja and Washington DC. The veteran diplomat had asked rhetorically: "Where on earth is Nigeria's President in all this, "

Justcash:
If you see it as a way of life, I pray that your Children become lesbians and homosexuals.

doing with another man which is a stone throw from
doing it with an animal
And if I ask the practitioner of bestiality, he will tell me right from birth he had always admired animals So it is also normal like homo suddenly natural

Kobojunkie:
People are wondering if this is going to be just another PATCH job down there considering we have been donating quite a lot for HAITI in so many years now. How much more will it take, is the question people are asking. I know I am.

SapeleGuy:
The UK and China each have a team of 60  in Haiti, Nigeria has a team of 120 helping with the effort.

Nigerian civil society is also playing its part.

http://www.nigeriavillagesquare.com/articles/guest-articles/announcing-a-nigerian-diaspora-fundraising-effort-for-haitis-earthquake-victims.html

and like our Presidon in Naija and IBB's late wife the latest craze is to DIE ABROAD.

Or do you guys just think I'm high off the sensimina [/b]like you always do?

4 Play:
You are a complete fool.

Whether the US funds the opposition is besides the point. The most important thing is that their cause is just.

I'd rather they do it themselves

Are you then trying to suggest those protesters who are dying in Iran are doing it for American dollars? Doesn't make sense.

ElRazur:
I think there have been papers released that suggested the CIA did play some part financially just before the last revolution. Or something along those lines, I will see what I can dig up.

Personally, I have no problem if that will see a shift of power from the current Mullahs running the country at this point.

I trained as a Biomedical Scientist - and I am still training [It is one of those jobs where it is a life long training etc] - and given the lack of infrastructure at home, it is almost impossible for me to work effectively. For example, a basic analyser cost almost about £50, 000 and things like Micro assay can range from £10K upwards, then there are things like consumables that are needed daily to allow for analysis in the first place.

You see under those sort of conditions I will not be effective and feel under achieved.

Anyway, you can see why people like me actually want a good Nigeria, but I am not so sure if Nigeria is ready for a Good Nigeria if you see what I mean.

Opinions please? Oh I know a lot of people will gladly point fingers at America for "orchestrating" the violence there. Could this be true?