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Desola: oro na dun, o fe ke!Bobo yii, o tun ti de bi ![]() |
Truckpusher: What was she thinking?...even if she changes her moniker to 'SEUN'...we would still notice from her dumb and unintelligent posts.I pity the guy too, but guys gotta marry ke |
Truckpusher: Babe ,you daft no be small sha! Seconded, she dull no be SMALL ![]() |
Desola: talo bere ejo lenu aja?talo bere ejo lenu omo eran |
Kamanda: -One of Insincere9gerians other NL IDYou no well Kamanda, don't let me take on you oooo You know I am not an insincere Nigerian, you know I am not a paid PDP agent on NL, well I could be funny and cool but I am a confirmed REALIST! I don't pretend! |
eggheaders: another senseless contraption from our in-house Android. the first coup gat national interest but the spearheaders didn't deem it fit to kill their own tribesman. while other people heros were killed for charity.damn some people need quality time in aro asap.Stick with curses, incantations, lies, your type is not wanted here son! You may scram now boy ![]() |
omenka: Just look at how she slouch in the couch like some overfed overbloated sloth. How in the hell could a sage like OBJ have made such a terrible mistakeIf Obasanjo is a sage according to your own dictionary, then you are one of the most unfortunate Nairalanders I have ever seen! |
andresia: And who is Tomakint?Stick with the topic if you will and stop acting up! To your question, 'one of a kind' ![]() |
eGuerrilla: Nairalander in Maiduguri,Come to think of it, I was about saying just that! Aminho, why not block the faces of those soldiers, just my candid advice! |
Good Job Aminho! ![]() |
PointB: lol,Indeed! ![]() |
The remote cause of the Civil War can be traced to the corruption of the day that had engulfed the whole federation during the ill-fated First Republic, the politicians of those days saw themselves as masters to be served rather as servants to serve, they saw themselves as tin gods to be revered rather as fellow humans privileged in their respective posts to champion the cause of the masses, they saw themselves as the fortunate ones while the led as the unfortunate ones. There was widespread of corruption, lawlessness represented in every nooks and crannies of the country and to worsen the whole situation, there were spates of bloodshed ravaging the whole of the western region at that time and order must be restored at all cost – this gave way for the first military coup of January 15th, 1966! The first military coup came up for a reason, to rid the federation of bad eggs, without any of the actors nursing any ambition to lord it over the whole federation in the capacity of leadership. They (the actors of that coup) where all hailed as heroes and seen as the saviours of the masses who have been under the Iron hands of the corrupt politicians. Unfortunately, while Nzeogwu kept to his side and did his own assignment well bereft of partiality, his comrades-in-arms in Lagos especially, bungled the exercise by being trigger happy against their fellow soldiers while leaving out the politicians (that are from their tribes) that have been initially penciled down for elimination hence giving the well planned revolutionary-coup a different and one-sided colour, mischievously tagged, “Igbo Coup” (Of course I have always believed it was not an Igbo Coup)! As usual the rest is history. |
Bastaards! ![]() |
190: Its no biggie ![]()
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Wao, that's a nice gesture from His Excellency! |
very cool video! |
omar22: So because he didnt donate to your cause you want to blow a gasket? the last time I checked he didnt put a gun to anyone's head to listen to his musicDude, I don't expect you to quote me! You may sod off now! |
texaco1: brother ,u are a rea talent,this new tag for dbanj wil really make his fans go crazy,now i have a very good weapon to get them angry.My brother all is well with me and I believe the same with you too! No mind them, I can't even imagine myself listening to the clown 'nursery rhymes' when I never finished listening to Sunny Ade, Ebenezer Obey, Majek Fashek, Barrister, Kollington, Dizzy K. Falola, Dora Ifondu, Onyeka Onwenu etc good and meaningful music ![]() |
texaco1: wahala dey oooYou dey mind those blind followers of the 'Ode nla', they must say something just to overhype the talentless clown on top wetin sef? |
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