₦airaland Forum

Kagawa10:
Lol!
Ibos and lies, eh! Very synonymous!

It is Igbo not ibos


Incorrigibles



Don't you have shame and work ?

omoelesa:
When u take an ibo man to the cleaners, he begins to talk of how rich they are,how beautiful they are,how hardworking they are, blah, blah, blah.Dont come here and wail tommorow, when buhari, an ordinary mallam does any unfavorable policies to the ibos since u dont want any thing to do with nigeria politically.

Which cleaners... Is it the mud houses with brown roofs or the shoe cleaners with no education or the OWO MI DA crooners .

Which cleaners ?

justirich:
your statement is not in consonance with my comment. Are you on drugs?

And your mental capacity in not in tandem with your age

ellechrystal:
The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, (UNOCHA), has told PREMIUM TIMES that Nigeria was officially informed and properly invited to a high-level event in New York where the Boko Haram insurgency in the Lake Chad Basin was discussed.

This is contrary to the claims by the Nigerian presidency that the country was neither informed nor invited to the meeting where Nigeria’s neighbours and key humanitarian agencies brainstormed on how to tackle the refugee crisis caused by the conflict.

The event was organised by UN Under-Secretary-General, Stephen O’Brien, but Nigeria, the epicentre of the Boko Haram insurgency, was absent.

Reuters news agency reported last week that U.S. and European Union diplomats were disappointed that Nigeria was not represented at the meeting. 

The news of the absence of the Nigerian delegation at the meeting attracted condemnation back home with many blaming it on the failure of President Muhammadu Buhari to appoint ministers.

They argued that a competent minister of foreign affairs would have ensured that the country was represented at the meeting where such an important issue was discussed.

In an email to PREMIUM TIMES, on Sunday, backed up with a list of events the President’s delegation was invited to participate, the Senior Special Assistant to the President on Media and Publicity, Garba Shehu, insisted the presidency did not get an invite to attend the meeting.

“There is no record of any invitation to the Nigerian Mission as confirmed by the Permanent Representative, Prof Joy Ogwu,” he said.

But a spokesperson for UNOCHA, Jens Laerke, who is based in Geneva, told PREMIUM TIMES over the telephone that not only was the office of the Permanent Representative of the Nigerian Mission to the United Nations officially informed and invited for the event, an invite was in fact sent to the office of the Vice President, Yemi Osinbajo, prior to the departure of the Nigerian delegation to the UNGA.

“I’m almost 100 per cent sure that Nigeria was invited. One of the reasons was that I read the original speech by O’Brien in which he acknowledged the presence of the Nigerian government,” he said.

Mr Laerke, however, asked to be allowed to double-check with his colleague in New York, who was in charge of inviting participants for the meeting. He called back four hours later after checking with his organisation’s New York office.

“I’ve just been in contact with my colleague in New York and we can assure you that the government of Nigeria was invited to the event and my colleagues in New York did what they could to ensure that they were provided with the invitation,” he said.

When asked which organ of the Nigerian government the invite was sent to, Mr Laerke responded: “Actually, the government was invited both by direct communication to the Vice President and then subsequently through the permanent representation in New York.

“My colleague told me he actually went there personally to hand over the invitation to make sure they receive the invitation. We really made an effort to make sure the government was aware of the invitation because we really want them to come.”

When asked to for documentary evidence that the Nigerian mission was actually informed, and indeed received and acknowledged the invitation, Mr Laerke demanded an official letter before that could be made available.

PREMIUM TIMES did exactly as he requested.

In an email to this newspaper on Tuesday, Mr Laerke said the New York office of UNOCHA was yet to revert to him.

“I have not obtained any reply regarding your request for access to written documentation. In the meantime, however, I have double checked the matter and I can assure you that Nigeria was invited to the event. We don’t know why they didn’t come.

“You may want to raise this with the Permanent Mission of Nigeria at the UN in New York.

Allow me to add that the Nigerian Government is a valued partner of the UN and UNOCHA,” he wrote.

PREMIUM TIMES contacted Nigeria’s Permanent Mission to the United Nations but its spokesperson, Tope Elias-Fatile, declined to provide  categorical answer when asked if the Mission received an invite for the Boko Haram event.

This newspaper sent Mr. Elias-Fatile an email on Monday asking him five questions, including two dealing with Nigeria’s invitation to and representation at the Boko Haram event.

Other questions dealt with President Buhari’s attendance at the session where Pope Francis addressed the UN.

But in his response, the spokesperson gave a blanket answer which did not categorically answer any of the questions.

He merely said, “Only one answer with brief explanation will suffice to all the questions:

“Mr. President arrived promptly to all events in which he was scheduled to attend, including Pope Francis’ address to the United Nations.

“Specifically, Mr. President arrived promptly at the General Assembly well ahead of Pope’s address and he listened to the address. You can verify this by any video coverage of the event.”

Efforts to seek clarification from Permanent Representative Joy Ogwu by telephone was unsuccessful.

Since Saturday, multiple calls to the Mission’s telephone numbers were answered by an automated voice prompt that kept linking the calls to what appeared a dead extension.

A separate email to the official address of the permanent mission, sent Saturday, has also not been replied.

When contacted on the insistence by the UN that Nigeria was invited to the event, presidential spokesperson, Garba Shehu, said, “Ask them to give you evidence that the invitation was delivered, and the name of the staff who received it. Prof. Joy Ogwu said there was no invitation. We need evidence before anyone can say what she said is inaccurate.”

Laolu Akande, the spokesperson for Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, whose office UNOCHA said it also informed of the event, could not be reached to comment for this story. His telephone was switched off the several times PREMIUM TIMES called.


http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/190783-exclusive-un-counters-nigeria-says-country-properly-invited-to-missed-boko-haram-meeting.html

Those bastards won't see this but will call Igbo this Igbo DAT

Na Igbo go kill una papa.



APC ...bunch of retards

EzePromoe:
[color=#DC143C][b]You've spoken the undiluted truth my brother. Any Igbo man that chooses to be fooled by those fake monikers is on his own. I've been on NL for long, and I must tell you that this impersonating game preceded my date of registration. I've been bursting many lies that is why people like Ikwerreboy and Hopeathand can't come and tell me without blinking the eyes that they are Ikwerres. LOL, Ikwerre that will be stalking Igbo threads in order to haul insults at Igbo. Some will even go ahead to insult Igbo culture and I ask, "Tell me one practice in Ikwerre culture that is not in the culture of some other places in Igboland."
If you have a discerning spirit, read these impostors' comments and you'll be convinced that many of them have not crossed the Niger bridge. For me, I don't bother reacting because I'm too busy.
See again as an example to detect impostors, the OP when writing spoke on behalf of his people (the Aniomas) while refering to my post, likewise I spoke on behalf of my people (the Ikwerres) not because I don't know about Anioma people or other Igbo groups that the impostors have been stealing identity from. I could come now to start trying hard to prove that Anioma is Igbo but we prefer that everyone 'answers his father's name'. I can't make assumption that Anioma people are 100% proud of being Igbos, but it will shock you that the impostors will be speaking for the entire Niger Delta region or South South region as if it's a homogeneous entity. They don't know that by saying 'we Niger Deltans', it's akin to saying, 'we Imolites' or 'we Abians' and they will still turn around to insult people from those region and in their warped mind they will be thinking, "OH, we're doing a good job by defending Niger Delta'. Even an Ijaw man will laugh at any Ikwerreman who says he's not Igbo. The Ijaw man may not be laughing because he's thinking otherwise but because the accent, the 'body language', the ambience around him is speaking thick Igbo. Many of these impostors equate the internal rivalry which is common amongst every Igbo group to 'hatred for Igbos' and they rejoice to themselves and pounce on it as fact that we're non-Igbos.
If you want to see more intra-Igbo rivalry which is worse than what some Ikwerres tend to show, just watch an Anambra man and an Imo man or an Onitsha man and Aba man argue for superiority. Then you guys can form a better essay on how any of these men are not Igbo.
Well, I'm not in the mood to write epistles so I'll stop here.
Well done to OP and also those Igbos who choose to be fooled by impostors. [/b][/color]

Always objective and apt

onenaira3:
You all know my stanch on this therefore, I don't need to address it. I've always wanted to make a this thread just never really did so but as I was reading a thread, I came in contact to a statement made by ezepromoe which promoted to do it



Although Eze is ikwerre and his statement was pertaining to his people, I noticed a slight similarities between what he said and what goes on in anioma as well. Don't get me wrong, I don't believe there is any similarities between ikwerre and anioma. In fact Una know my own opinion about ikwerres but his statement caught my interest
For awhile I've noticed a high number of yoloba and hsusa becoming the spokesperson of anioma on NL. Highlighting the denials within our groups and magnifying it to create a division between us and SE. Recently I've equally noticed SE dancing to the tone of this music. The message isn't towards SW, North or whoever, I could careless about those people, this message is to SE who decide to pay attention to what others are saying than what your brothers says. Whenever Una have one altercation with one denier from anioma, you guys are so quick to magnify it and accuse us all for it, some of Una are quick to throw us under the bus and continue doing so until with I, melzabull, etc etc comes in and prove our pride of igbo...a task I believe we really shouldn't be doing all the time just to appease this distrust SE has for us. Only God knows why there is even a distrust from SE to Anioma. On our side, we font have any distrust to Una. For awhile, we've told una repeatedly exactly what ezepromoe wrote in the part I bolded, the anioma denials are actually a minority. You hear them the most because they are the loudest and love seeking attention. They desire to be seen and desire to be heard, some of which are those known to rewrite history. It is something we have within our community and albeit it is something we are working to overcome, listening to sw and north who are trying to mischievous, and constantly accusing us for something a minority does will more likely create the tension and push others into the direction you speaking against...an example is emeka esogbue. We have a high significant of our people that are proud Igbo and yes we equally have those that are not but don't throw all of us under the bus because of a few minorities. We got Una back, even during Biafra war, we joined and fought alongside Una despite Una deliberately left us with the enemies, we still fought alongside Una. Throughout history, we've always had your back and we expect you people to do the same as the SE and SS Igbo politicians are doing. Do not let the mischievous people destroy a long age brothership. I hope you take this appeal to heart and this is a message not to all SE but to those that does what I described...for example lygn19 and his likes

Nwanne....you said the truth

We can't stop countering those that want to divide Igbo biko

EzePromoe:
[color=#DC143C][b]You've spoken the undiluted truth my brother. Any Igbo man that chooses to be fooled by those fake monikers is on his own. I've been on NL for long, and I must tell you that this impersonating game preceded my date of registration. I've been bursting many lies that is why people like Ikwerreboy and Hopeathand can't come and tell me without blinking the eyes that they are Ikwerres. LOL, Ikwerre that will be stalking Igbo threads in order to haul insults at Igbo. Some will even go ahead to insult Igbo culture and I ask, "Tell me one practice in Ikwerre culture that is not in the culture of some other places in Igboland."
If you have a discerning spirit, read these impostors' comments and you'll be convinced that many of them have not crossed the Niger bridge. For me, I don't bother reacting because I'm too busy.
See again as an example to detect impostors, the OP when writing spoke on behalf of his people (the Aniomas) while refering to my post, likewise I spoke on behalf of my people (the Ikwerres) not because I don't know about Anioma people or other Igbo groups that the impostors have been stealing identity from. I could come now to start trying hard to prove that Anioma is Igbo but we prefer that everyone 'answers his father's name'. I can't make assumption that Anioma people are 100% proud of being Igbos, but it will shock you that the impostors will be speaking for the entire Niger Delta region or South South region as if it's a homogeneous entity. They don't know that by saying 'we Niger Deltans', it's akin to saying, 'we Imolites' or 'we Abians' and they will still turn around to insult people from those region and in their warped mind they will be thinking, "OH, we're doing a good job by defending Niger Delta'. Even an Ijaw man will laugh at any Ikwerreman who says he's not Igbo. The Ijaw man may not be laughing because he's thinking otherwise but because the accent, the 'body language', the ambience around him is speaking thick Igbo. Many of these impostors equate the internal rivalry which is common amongst every Igbo group to 'hatred for Igbos' and they rejoice to themselves and pounce on it as fact that we're non-Igbos.
If you want to see more intra-Igbo rivalry which is worse than what some Ikwerres tend to show, just watch an Anambra man and an Imo man or an Onitsha man and Aba man argue for superiority. Then you guys can form a better essay on how any of these men are not Igbo.
Well, I'm not in the mood to write epistles so I'll stop here.
Well done to OP and also those Igbos who choose to be fooled by impostors. [/b][/color]

Always objective and apt

HopeAtHand:
Fool...stop mentioning my moniker.

You are an Igboman from Anambra state.

Ibia nwo Ikwerre, í bu nwo Isoma, mmam nha ízuzuga.

I thought they have cured you ...but now this is hopeless


Ndo.

justirich:
Even after giving Ex-President Jonathan more than 90% votes in the hopes of getting the next presidency, PDP still abandoned the Igbos. I believe this would have still happened even if Jonathan won. He does not even have the political clout to impose the idea of Igbo candidate on the PDP. Definitely not in the present-pdp. Ndigbo better sit up now and try aligning politically especially with other major tribes to boost their chances with a powerful coalition later. Isolation and throwing of tantrums won't help anyone.

You that APC has embraced how are u faring ?

Maybe YOU are going to farm with Lamborghini

Ugomba:
even inside you, you know you are lying.. IGBO and CALABAR Dishes are most sought after in Nigeria..

He said he is from delta

Kagawa10:
That's one big fat lie!
Which tribe dominate the catering job, if not the Yoruba?
Left for me, only Calabar dishes can rival Yoruba dishes!

Are you not an ukwuani man again

Ugomba.... Ifuru nwoke a....chefuo ya

omenka:
I do not insult the "Igbo nation" dude. I've got a lot of respect for them as an ethnic group but have very strong reservations for the conduct of some self appointed Igbo spokesmen on this forum. They are the ones giving the Igbos bad publicity.

The Igbos are a very sophisticated people. Like someone once said, I have NEVER seen a lazy Igbo man, and that is an enviable virtue. Give an Igbo man two cents and he'd convert it to fifty in days. That is their gift, that is what they are renown for- industry. Perhaps, politics just isn't their thing...

Point of correction... Igbo r not sophisticated people pls ..we do not attribute that to ourselves ...that title is solely owned and reserved for the Yoruba


We prefer our simplicity in achieving greater things




Oke afa na egbu Nwa Nkita



Pls we are not contesting that sophisticated title pls

OdenigboAroli:
First off,there is no Bini people in Onicha and...never been. What you have is Igb o who once resided in the Bini area. As for Anioma, What happened was cultural exchanges,simple. Bini never conquered anybody nor extended their empire. They built a wall around their village for fear of the Anioma Igbo like the Agbor. Infact,they were scared of Ndi Agbor. They built their little kingdom and made sculptures and that was it,it didn't go past that.

I wonder how you get this analysis and they are apt and nice


Come to think of it ..if Benin was a great empire why building moats and walls ...who are they afraid of


Rome never built walls, Greece never built wall even Igbo ukwu NRI kingdom never


This a new dimension

Feraz:
This is my hometown!

I'll be honest with you, I haven't really seen much there.

Nwanna ..which side of amichi


This is amichi dude

alcatraz002:
Please I want my Igbo country men to contribute actively to this thread naaa. Let's discuss how we can salvage the igbos from this self inflicted slavery.

I state it here and now that the igbos on Nairaland should all bow their heads in shame becasy within a period of 6 years you have made almost all Nigerians hate the Igbo tribe more than we did just after the Civil war. On this site owned by a Yoruba a man you have radicalized hitherto friendly Yoruba's who are the only people that still tolerate you in Nigeria. Because of your rants, Igbos lost a commissioner seat in Lagos cabinet, because of you, Yoruba's want you out of Lagos.

The reason for my pity for igbos of late is due to the realization that Igbos are really trapped in a country where they are hated and they can't ascend the highest office in their country. I know most of the hateful igbos on this site live and work in alaigbo and they don't care about the effect of the hate rhetoric on normal peace loving igbos in other parts of Nigerians. Hateful igbos online need to apologise to the igbos in other parts of the Country for what you have put them through in this country.

The wounds of the Jonathan regime will take a long time to heal. Igbos should never have shown their contempt for Yoruba's due to how powerful the Yoruba's are in Nigeria.

I know I will be insulted and I am waiting.

I used to love a music ...its by Madonna in memory of Evita an Argentine first lady...the name of the track is DONT CRY FOR ME ARGENTINA , I know you will not like that music because its too sublime and elevated for you ..that's aside


Let's assume that PDP zoned presidency to north


With all these years north has been ruling it has not stopped them from been the menial men, the handy men the cobblers the illiterates and the poor region ...as you can agree with me ..the presidency never changed their lives


Now take it to Yoruba ...they had a stint ...obasanjo was there it did not stop the army of young men doing OWO MI DA, OMO NILE it did not stop them doing conductors ...so the obasanjo presidency to Yoruba did not change anything in Yoruba land not even the mud houses and brown roofs



So what does this tell you.....it will not change anything but you have it upon you to change yourself



Take it

kennyman2000:
Looking at this man strengthen my hope..

God bless u mr president..

Look into Jesus Christ not a mare man that chews gworo

ooshinibos:
you have no evidence he is using peoples money ....maybe one of his church millionaire gave the jet to him ( we don't know )

OK is the church member isn't person

Why can't he use the money for jet to do humanitarian work

That's it

The church began as a movement in Jerusalem. It became a philosophy in Greece, an institution in Rome, a culture in Europe and, when it came to America, it became a business... a highly profitable business. But God is coming back for a movement.

L. Ron Hubbard (Founder of Scientology) once said "Writing for a penny a word is ridiculous. If a man really wanted to make a million dollars, the best way would be to start his own religion."




California-based designer Jim Lenahan – best known for his concert sets for musicians like Tom Petty and Korn – has designed a chair for Pope Francis' visit to New York today.

The Pope is in New York today as part of a three-city tour of the United States taking place this week.

Francis will sit on the large plywood throne, which features a curved back, mahogany trim, and white-cushioned seat and back, to deliver a mass at Madison Square Garden during his visit to the city.

The chair was designed by LA's Jim Lenahan Production Design, a company that has long worked on sets for Tom Petty.

Francis landed in Washington DC on September 22, and became the first Pope to address a joint session of Congress on September 24. Following his time in New York, the Pope will travel to Philadelphia for more public events and ministry.

Francis, an Argentinian who practices in the Jesuit tradition, advocates for the poor. He has cast off many of the luxurious trappings of his predecessors.

The plywood throne reflects the Pope's "emphasis on simplicity and humility," Timothy Dolan, Archbishop of New York, said during its unveiling.



Humility is God’s style

The first Reading speaks about Naaman, the commander of the Syrian army, who was a leper. The prophet Elisha tells him to wash himself seven times in the Jordan to be healed, and yet Naaman was indignant because he expected a grand gesture. But then he listened to the advice of the servants, and did what the prophet said, and he was cleansed of leprosy. The inhabitants of Nazareth were like Naaman, the Pope said. “They wanted a spectacle,” but “the style of the good God is not to produce a spectacle: God acts in humility, in silence, in the little things.” This begins with Creation, the Pope said, where the Lord does not use a “magic wand,” but creates man “with mud.” It is a style that runs through “the whole of salvation history”:

“When He desired to free His people, He freed them through the faith and confidence of a man, Moses. When He desired to cause the fall of the powerful city of Jericho, He did so through a prostitute. And for the conversion of the Samaritans He required the work of another sinner. When He invited David to fight against Goliath, it seemed crazy: the little David standing before that giant, who had a sword, who had so many things, while David had only a sling and the stones. When He told the Magi that a King was born to them, the Great King, what did they find? A little child, a manger. The simple things, the humility of God… this is the divine style, never the spectacle.”

God works in humility, not spectacles

The Pope noted that “one of the three temptations of Jesus in the desert” was to create a spectacle. Satan invites Him to cast Himself down from the pinnacle of the Temple so that, seeing the miracle, the people might believe in Him. “The Lord, instead, is revealed in simplicity, in humility,” he said. “It would do us good this Lent,” the Pope said, “to consider how the Lord has helped us in our lives, and how the Lord has led us onward. We will find that the Lord has always done this with simple things.”

He concluded, “This is how the Lord acts: He does things simply. He speaks silently to you, to the heart. Let us remember in our lives the many time we have felt these things: the humility of God is His style; the simplicity of God is His style. And even in the liturgical celebration, in the sacraments, what is beautiful is that which manifests the humility of God, and not the worldly spectacle. It would do us good to journey through our life and to consider the many times the Lord has visited us with His grace, and always with this humble style, the style He calls us, too, to have: humility.”

(from Vatican Radio)




http://www.inplainsite.org/html/tele-evangelist_lifestyles.html


Now this ....



Pastor who owns two Rolls-Royces pleads for 200,000 church supporters to donate '$300 or more' EACH so he can buy a $65MILLION private jet 'to better spread the gospel of Jesus Christ'
Reverend Creflo Dollar is the head of World Changers Church International
The 53-year-old preaches 'that God wants to bless the faithful with earthly riches' and the church has about 30,000 members
He has an estimated net worth of $27 million
Has appealed online for 200,000 people to donate $300 so he can buy Gulfstream G650, worth $65 million and favored by billionaires
Says the plane is essential for him to 'reach a lost and dying world for the Lord Jesus Christ'




The founder and leader of a controversial Atlanta-based megachurch has appealed online for 200,000 people to each donate '$300 or more' so that he can buy a $65 million private jet favored by high-flying billionaires.
Reverend Creflo Dollar, 53, is the head of the World Changers Church International, a Christian ministry centered around the prosperity gospel, which preaches that God wants to bless the faithful with earthly riches.

The televangelist, who is one of the most prominent African-American preachers in the United States, this week put a five-minute video up on his website pledging for donations for a Gulfstream G650 - which claims to be the fastest plane ever built in civilian aviation - so that 'World Changers Church International can continue to blanket the globe with the Gospel of grace'.
Dollar - who is known to own two Rolls Royce's and multi-million dollar homes in Atlanta and New Jersey - last hit headlines in 2012, after being arrested for allegedly attacking his 15-year-old daughter.


Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2993759/Controversial-pastor-owns-two-Rolls-Royces-pleads-200-000-church-supporters-donate-300-buy-65M-private-jet-better-spread-gospel-Jesus-Christ.html#ixzz3nD33O7OL
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olojooluwatobi:
Miniflat 200k terrazo upstairs, Yoruba client only. It's around puposola New Oko-Oba Abule Egba.

You will wait till thy kingdom come

Bigot

diportivo:
And here we go again...and again an again

We av been here before....and before...and before

I wonder wat tribe has got to do with this...some of d dudes ranting im support av neva seen one ivm badged 'edegbe' before sef

While innoson is commendable,i will like his offices/showrooms in lagos,abuja and porthacourt to be buzzing much more than elizades

Advertise ur cars in d dailies...add a price tag...give us specs....autoist are not interested in the first born or 2nd son of the manufacturers father....they wanna know whats under the hood...whats makes ur car/bus/truck tick....wat makes it stand out from competitors

Some people will use tribalism to support wheel barrow on 4 wheels sef....thats why nigeria is still where it is

Nice one ...very intelligent

ryanfletcher:
hahaha,has any ibo man ever made something original? just show me any original thing from an IBO man that's ever work out fine so tell me why this motor wouldn't take you to an untimely death? with fakes assembly accessories I am very confident that its a suicide mission to drive one if those buses for transport sevices

Hahahaha has any of your kinsmen ever replicated anything successful


I Pitt you ... I must be honest

tsdarkside:
nigeria is not spain.....you should be careful....nigerians can not be stopped,when they get angry and come after you....in the civil war,you thought,you will defeat nigeria quick and have biafra...but,it came different......

Let Nigeria defeat boko haram first before we fit hear word

They couldn't defeat the Niger delta rather went for amnesty



Just pray it doesn't happen that all..as of the army ...tribalism killed it around 1975

Thanks

seunmsg:
Of all the important issues affecting the country, you think PMB will travel to the US just to discuss an inconsequential biafran struggle led by a crack head noise maker in London. Biafra start and end on radion biafra and Nairaland.

See fear...e go do you like cinema



Lol

Aegon:
You didn't add HALF A KEG OF PALM OIL. And a dwarf broom to mix it all.

Lol

I have realised majority of non Igbo has lost it on Igbo things

Everyday why Igbo this why Igbo that

If we don't eat our good food is it ewedu ati amala we will eat?


Try get a job and its Igbo not ibo

BlaqCoffee109:
I just asked a simple question that required an educative and informed reply..didnt know leeches were gonna act like bitch3s on heat...

Why gloss and cry that

Hmmmm

chika29:
guy uno know where lagoon dey?it seems udnt wot intl obligation is?na only our president dey there?o boy I sowi 4 u,d earlier u accept PMB as ur president till 2019 d beta.make hbp no go kill u or in alternative relocate 2 syria.mumu wailers

Is this English or Spanish


Just asking

Igbo again ...hian