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my question: what color would u like for ur coffin? ![]() |
and what makes u think they are not already at full strength |
mamaput i still dey game o ![]() abeg ![]() |
@adeoba, vad ska man gora |
Jackal:i think u should say there's no team in england he cannot start. he is good, very good by english standards but not among "the very best" in the world. trust me. ![]() anyway, we'll see what happens in the premiership next weekend ![]() |
we'll bounce back. watch
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yea bros, tell them, tell them. because they dont know. ![]()
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all of una dey craze. una think say une go beat the reds, the real "REDS". na wetin una think? okay, we shall see. nonsense |
mama gee,leave matter. just give me the link and forget the rest. ![]() u know say if person carry these future leaders, them say na child abuse, but them no know say if u no carry them na child neglect ![]() ur pikin fine o. osanobua. |
mamaput abeg u fit link me with one of ur daughters? preferably the youngest one. as i no old enough for you now. and as u no go gree be my sugar mummy ![]() |
asa m ewekwala iwe o, o bu oke anuli na ebute ihe a. ma na amaghi m na i na ewe iwe oku. odikwa egwu o. aga agakwa ije a aga? nsogbu adighi ma oli. |
@all 2fine4me asa m ooo 2fine4me asa m ooo bianu soro anyi nuria oga eme oge n'adighi anya mu na asa m ooo. ![]() |
babyosisi:MPA M, OBU POPE? @ALL, BIKO NU, UNU BU NDI IGBO KA UNU OBU NDI IGBO'? (ARE U IGBOS OR ARE YOU WEED SMOKERS) |
this thread is private. pleaaaaase ![]() jealous peeps. i will marry mukina ![]() anyway she is expecting another baby soon |
and what is wrong with polygamy? it is an african culture innit? my dad married twice. why cant i beat him to it? i'm not doing badly at my level ![]() @ugwumba, stop being jealous ![]() |
umunne m k'am naba na ura atuwala nu mo. chukwu gozie unu dede 9-2-5 ewekwala oke iwe o. anyi bu umunne. ya gazie |
hahahahaachigbuolanu m onwe m ooooo dede m 9-2-5 gakwa egbu mmadu ebe a o |
this is so goood |
wetin concern una for this thread. look this thread is for ue eyes only. don't interfer and dont post some stupid misinterpreted opinion here. abeg. ![]() get out all of ya. fast. ![]() y'all have no idea what is happening. |
Mariory:i agree, fair trade is not the only solution. but it is a major part of the solution. it can go a long way to eradicate established poverty. when poverty is removed, people can vote from their concience, judges decide cases based on concience. no more hero worshipping of hudlums who have money. professors will have meaning. better people will be able to handle the govt. but with poverty, few rich fools control everybody. a thief is giving an honor in church and doctorates by universities. they pay poor people to rig elections and so a vicious cycle of corruption and bad leadership ensues. it is complex brother but at the bottom of all the misrule, bad leadership, corruption etc is one word POVERTY remove it, even the bad leadership you talk about becomes controlled by the people. today, people graduate from schools-no jobs, and some hoodlums(political touts) are rich. they become heros/models for the youth. get rich quick becomes the order of the day. what kind of society will such a system breed. but u can see that all these problems emanate from one fundamental disaster-structural poverty. now u may get my annoyance that this structural poverty is sealed by unfair trade deals. i'm not happy. ![]() |
all is well that ends well toshmann takes 2fine4tosh4ever bye everyone end of story @asa m, atara m gi aki onu n'abali na nro m. ![]() |
Mariory:i dont hate the developed world, i hate injustice. i live in the developed world and i feel the injustice being done and it hurts more. i'm here for education and global exposure. they are ripping me off (tuition) so it's part of the injustice. and if i get the degree from home, they wont value my degree b/c it's from a naijan university. so i have to get it from their school and they rip me b4 i can get the degree. talk of fairness, how can a student from a poor country pay 3-5 times the fees that students from rich countries pay? and they must pay fully. those from rich countries get loans. ok, b4 u ask why my country is poor etc i'll bring you back to the trade deals that sealed our poverty. who made the trade deals? ahaaaa. i hope you are begining to see things from my angle. u see, where there is poverty, there is discontent. with extreme poverty, life is next to worthless. signs of poverty in a society-corruption, crime, violence, prostitution etc how does your developed countries help poor countries out of this- they sell weapons to both sides of a war, the war creates refugees, they bring aid(which is actually tied to business and gain). for corruption they openly accept monies from corrupt african leaders into their banks. povety has reduced most african young girls to prostitutes and if you come to europe and see what girls do for "papers" u'll understand what i mean when i say the west has encouraged prostitution. how our girls are "uselessed" by these white people. i feel ashamed. yet these are our brightest girls. where does all this lead-wrecked tangible relationships, unwanted babies( why do you think there are many mixed race people in europe, mostly without their dad. where are the fathers?) divorce here and there.single mothers everywhere- a monumentally vicious cycle with unimaginable consequences on our social values. due to poverty we have been reduced as a race to 2nd class. our culture is regarded as inferior and our color a disadvantage. do you think all this would have been possible if our country was not poor? poverty is terrible. do you want me to tell you about poverty? that needs a new thread.or forum. and this poverty is enshrined in WTO. trade is the answer. not aid. how many rich countries do u see fighting civil wars? huh? like malcom X said, i reiterate, history has authorised me to call the white man evil. ![]() |
why are you still crying? u'll hurt urself. it was nice chatting with you. take it easy but you dont have to hate me. |
2fine4u: ayanma ayanma o, ihe nke onye ya rukwa ya, ayanma ayanma ayanma o (sir warrior) asa m oma oo ndaaalu, umunne tinyere onu-chukwu gozie unu, chineke umuogbenye -ekele diri gi oooooooo toshmann nwa mama, nwa chi n'emere, toshmann nwoke oma, nwoke mara nma, ori ife di nma, akirika tara ebelebe, lekwa 2fine4tosh buruchaaaaaaaaa lawaaaaa oooo buru chaaa ya wholesale. onweghi onye mu na ya ga eke asa m, oburugodi ejima m, ekweghi m, hewu, asa m, i si m buruchaa gi lawa? hewu, odizi ka ano m n'eluigwe. hahahaa. obioma akpagbuolamooooooooooo ![]() ala owerri lekwanu m ooo ala mbano eeeee alutalanu m asa oooo |
happy ramadan love |
@afam and tayod, are u guys discussing the topic i posted or are you guys fighting urselves? abeg o. i've almost forgotten the topic. ehm, yeah, hugo chavez and his points. someone talked about the dafur crisis and foreign aid? i'm not saying the foreign aid is useless, all i say is that we need fair trade deals, not foreign aid. foreign aid is a major tool of dependency.makes u a perpetual beggar and easy to control. but fair trade deals liberate you from poverty and lets you face ur own problems including farmine. then you wont need foreign aid. that is the key issue in poverty alleviation for the world's poor countries. the rich nations know this but wont let it happen. you know why? i tell you. their wealth thrives on our poverty. if the global trade deals are addressed, it reduces thier wealth and reduces our poverty, dependence and tractability. they wont let that happen. that's why i hate them. |
otokx:period Nutter:tell them. if i may make an analogical explanation of the pain the US wil feel, in the early 1980s, the global economic powers adviced the developing countries to embark upon austerity measures. this advice was followed by developing economies including nigeria during the shagari era, imports were cut down and what happened, items like textile, for instance, which were imported from europe was cut down. what followed was that the textile factories in liverpool and other cities of the industrial midwestern england ran out of business and the job loss that followed was unbelieveable. the thatcher govt lost a lot of credibility as the economy lowered. that was when the west realised that the world was linked in more ways than they knew. then they realised that trade is an important tool in world economy and the tenaciously held on to the World trade organisation(WTO). brothers, that (WTO) is where our poverty is enshrined. that is where markets and[i]ipso facto[/i] economies are controlled. the rich maintain their wealth at the expense of the poor. the only way poverty can be eliminated from poor countries is when unfair trade deals are abolished. not foreign aid. we need trade, not aid. they know this. G8 will never give up this control. they think we dont know. but as bob marley says, u can fool some people sometimes but you cant fool all the people all the time. our time will come. |
Uche2nna:ihunanya bu ihe di siriosi |
HEWU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! babyosisi, were nu nwayo nu. obukwa nwanne gi nwoke ka i n'ekwu maka ya. @2fine, i bughi property ana esi n'aka otu onye nye onye ozo. i bu asa. asa m, asampete. ama uma asa aru. ene nebe ejegholu,akwa ugo, ola edo no na mmadu, ezigbo ada, ada mmadu, imepe onu gi-odika ebe ndi mmuo ozi n'ekwu okwu, onye ji gi aka ji ezigbo ihe na anoghi n'ahia, keduzikwanu ihe m ga ekwu ghara ibe ya. iwe ewe la gi, obu obi oma m ekweghi ka m lee ebe nwanne m nwoke n'ebe akwa. mana aga m emechi anya m lubazie gi. nwekwaa olilanya na nwanne anyi nwoke ugwumba ga akachi obi n'aga n'iru nweekwaa ike nweta asampete nke ya. asa m, nani gi ka'm ma. onweghi onye ozo. nwanyi obi oma, ukwu belgium, obi gi bu manchester, ukwu gi arsenal, aru gi nile bu so so premier league. asa m, chineke kere ihe nile okere n'uwaaa, mana onweghi ihe okere di ka gi.amaghi m ma okere gi mbosi ekeresimesi dabara na mbosi uka. i ma na enwere ndi chineke kere oge ana eme clean up excercise, nweekwaa ndi ekere mbosi uka, asa m, ekere gi mbosi ekeresimesi. asa m oooooo |
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