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Enegod: what a senseless comment!!!

Katsumoto: That's not conclusive enough. Quotes can be amended as above.

Try something else.

Katsumoto: How did I get involved in this?

I didn't view no such thread.

If you can't provide the evidence of Katsumoto viewing the thread, you may face action in court.

ilugunboy: Katz..what are you doing here?

Viewing this topic: [size=20pt][color=crimson]Katsumoto[/color][/size],
Belexy 95, Rahhj(m)

www.nairaland.com/1361597/three-nigerian-university-student-pose

Agimor: If you don’t have any thing reasonable to post why don't you just ignore and scroll to the next top. I can see you are just a mischievous individual with know sense of belonging.

solomon111: And you know this because?
I wonder why people like you have not been sued by the FG.

PointB: So you don't see anything wrong for someone like WS to stoop the the level insulting a woman simply because her husband is a President? Let me ask you, is WS wife a mere domestic appendage too ? Would he be willing to go on an international podium and call his wife such?

ilugunboy: Heheeeeheeee...apparently you stayed longer...I wonder what must been going on in your mind while looking at the pix

ilugunboy: Had to check that the poster requesting for the post to be moved was not just been mischievous ..

PointB: So calling someone's wife a 'mere domestic appendage' is complimentary, or caution in your own world? Or how is such demeaning and belittling, sanctimonious words amount to criticism? He stood on world stage to insult the woman, and you are here calling it criticism.

As the first lady, is she not someone wife, mother, sister, etc? Why should WS throw decorum into the wind the insult her person?

Wole Soyinka is equally a public figure, how would you feel if people start insulting his wife for not doing anything that affect's Nigerian populace?

ilugunboy: see kettle...

ujchief:

Okk, can this thread be sent to the Recycle bin

www.nairaland.com/1361597/three-nigerian-university-student-pose

PointB: I still think it was wrong for him to try belittling the woman - president's wife or not. What if Patience's children decided to ventilate the anger on Soyinka's wife? They could actually start by calling her a recluse, or something more uncharitable but yet politically incorrect. Let's assume Soyinka doesn't care if his wife is belittled, but how would his children feel to see their mother so demeaned?

Soyinka is dead wrong on this issue, and should apologize to the woman.

Tolexander: won't be surprised if told the man's facebook account was hacked

4)Nigeria
The Nigerian Armed Forces are
made up of close [color=crimson]to 500 000
personnel, split between the
army, navy and air force[/color]. They
are very active in combined
peacekeeping efforts on the
continent. According to Global
Firepower Nigeria has 363
tanks, 294 aircraft and 84
helicopters. The Nigerian army
in particular has been active
internally, primarily in the
north of the country. The army
has been criticised for their
heavy-handed manner in
dealing with civilians in their
conflict with Boko Haram. The
Nigerian navy also has four
corvettes. The strength of the
armed forces has been a result
of the contentious nature of
Nigerian politics since
independence. There were 10
military coups in Nigeria
between 1966 and 1999 and
there was also a civil war
between 1967 and 1970. The
budget is $3.7 billion

Demdem: Since no action was taken as regards the above despite my repeated report to mods, I am assuming the above is acceptable and in order. I have decided to garnish my posts with the above template to whosoever deserves such.
Thanks mod for this new found freedom. Going to the field now.

The advert which was already
paid for by the Government was
to highlight some of the key
areas of achievement of the
visit.But the CNN said the advert
had some political undertone
and [color=crimson]rejected the advert but did
not release the money[/color] . It
requested the money be "kept
for future businesses" with
Nigeria which obviously did not
go down well with the Nigerian
government.