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quite a lot of the nigerians in diaspora might remain permanently there sha.

no saints, thanks.

nobody holy pass.

Nigerians and the culture of cheating.

Anyway, she's eating her own share of the national cake and oil revenue be that.

toba:
OMA4J i know u are doing your job by trying to prevent thread proliferatn, but pls let that tpias thread on MAMORA be. Its diff from the other one. I want to contribute on the subject but wouldnt do same on the other adulterated and insult filled thread. Pls

if people are going to ruin a thread, why cant they ruin useless ones and not the threads which add value to this site.

i tire for nigerians and their self destructive behaviour!!!

there are plenty of threads showing p.orn and n.aked women, which nobody has bothered messing up, but let people have useful discussions which give others a good impression about the country, and see how quickly the rascals wey dem born throway will rush in to lament their sorry lives.

^^quick question- i thought you used to be gaay.

what happened?

oam4j


thanks for banning the f.ool [whoever did that].

hope he can get help.

in the meantime, i had to respond to his curses because sometimes a mad person can only understand a madness of a greater form than his own.

i thoroughly enjoyed facing the crappy thing and he can bring it on any day.

antitpiah indeed,.

many people will quench while they're busy sniffing my yansh everywhere.

feel free to fart, sh!!t or whatever on this thread and curse whoever you feel like cursing here, instead of constantly derailing other threads.

your wife blazay can also join you.

^^political son in what way?

was your dad a politician?

let's continue from here plz.

i'd like your opinion and response to my last post.

contd:

@tpia, say your dad is from Ogun state then where are you from? Please use nigerian mentality

then tpia:

^^if his dad is from ogun state, while his mum is from lagos state, and he was born and/or raised in lagos and spent all his life there, then technically he qualifies and can run for the position.

jakande, another performing lagos governor, was originally from kwara

@ cutetj

you said:

Let me educate you nairalanders more on Lagos State politics. In 1998 AD & APP was formed in lagos by politicians like Chief Bola Ige, Mrs. kofoworola Bucknor, Chief Olu Adebanjo e.t.c. At the launching of APP in Abuja, there was a disagreement about sharing of posts therefore Chief Bola Ige then decided to create a ''YORUBA PARTY'' although he didn't create it only for the ''YORUBAS'' people from other tribes were encouraged and allowed to join. That was how AD was formed. Some politicians who weren't lagosians but were members of old political parties like the defunct SDP & NRC and those that were already involved in politics in Lagos State therefore joined any of the 3 existing political parties as at that time. When Tinubu returned to Nigeria after Abacha's death, it was in Otunba Alebiosu aka Bush, currently a member of the Governor's Advisory Council in Lagos State and the father of Hon. Dayo Alebiosu representing Kosofe constituency at the Federal House of Representatives living room Tinubu was advised to run in the governorship election and the rest you all know is history now. The thing there is that majority of those controling Lagos politics are not native lagosians. What i know is that so far you are yoruba and with the right backing you can seek any elective position in Lagos. I can further tell you how Sarah Sosan was made the Deputy Governor and why she was not allowed to return, how Princess Orelope Adefulire was made the Deputy Govenor and some other things about Lagos State's politics and am not even a lagosian!

Sorry that was a typing error. I meant he's from Ijebu-Ife in Ogun state and not Osun state. He once invited my father to an event he hosted in his village in Ijebu-Ife some years ago.

to which i replied:

oh, ok.

so, his dad is from ogun state, you mean.

mods, kindly keep that mad f.ool called ystranger out of this thread.

any other cursed and impotent derailers too.

will post as soon as i think of one.

hope the thread will be reopened but without the mad man in question allowed access.

can someone please block the madman on this thread because he's bent on sh!tting all over it due to his frustrated and empty life:


https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-722441.128.html

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-722441.160.html

of course we all know it has to be fstranger or ystranger or any of his 1000 monikers after being banned almost 2000 times since he started posting last year.

Ystranger:
Who is better than the Russians to do it for us?

Obviously, 100 yrs from now, we will never be able to, just too complicated for our akpu brain

hope they can put it in your father's compound.

CuteTj:
Sorry that was a typing error. I meant he's from Ijebu-Ife in Ogun state and not Osun state. He once invited my father to an event he hosted in his village in Ijebu-Ife some years ago.

oh, ok.

so, his dad is from ogun state, you mean.

CuteTj:
Let me educate you nairalanders more on Lagos State politics. In 1998 AD & APP was formed in lagos by politicians like Chief Bola Ige, Mrs. kofoworola Bucknor, Chief Olu Adebanjo e.t.c. At the launching of APP in Abuja, there was a disagreement about sharing of posts therefore Chief Bola Ige then decided to create a ''YORUBA PARTY'' although he didn't create it only for the ''YORUBAS'' people from other tribes were encouraged and allowed to join. That was how AD was formed. Some politicians who weren't lagosians but were members of old political parties like the defunct SDP & NRC and those that were already involved in politics in Lagos State therefore joined any of the 3 existing political parties as at that time. When Tinubu returned to Nigeria after Abacha's death, it was in Otunba Alebiosu aka Bush, currently a member of the Governor's Advisory Council in Lagos State and the father of Hon. Dayo Alebiosu representing Kosofe constituency at the Federal House of Representatives living room Tinubu was advised to run in the governorship election and the rest you all know is history now. The thing there is that majority of those controling Lagos politics are not native lagosians. What i know is that so far you are yoruba and with the right backing you can seek any elective position in Lagos. I can further tell you how Sarah Sosan was made the Deputy Governor and why she was not allowed to return, how Princess Orelope Adefulire was made the Deputy Govenor and some other things about Lagos State's politics and am not even a lagosian!

interesting.

kehneah:
If all Africans were to leave the united states for good, how would that affect the US economy, positively or negatively??

What do you guys think??

see am:

kehneah:
hello people, just kinda got into the US

these visa officials are still dashing out visas to every tout and terrorist that wanders by!!

i've said the woman might not know the babies arent hers.

nurse blessing has probably vamoosed by now, or is putting together a defence team.

despite the fact my name isnt a lagosian or yoruba name for that matter

has anyone ever said you or your name is yoruba?

From aktundes story, the step sister looked very much like his mom

See the sad story from Odunnu and aktunde

How could we have known when she looked like my Mom, talked like her, walked like her, had the same tooth gap like my mom. To crown it all, my mom preferred to be addressed as "Mama Funmi" (the child's name) then being addressed with her own biological child's name. I guess living with my Mom from few months old up to age 25 made her do everything just like my mom so one one can ever tell.

he's explained it here.  Besides, the resemblance could have been more of a perceived [subjective] instead of actual one. Especially if both his parents looked alike or were from the same area.

http://My dad a military man was deployed to cross river in the 1960. My Mom knew my dad was a "guy man" so my aunts/uncles said they have never seen my Mom fight with him over ladies or something. My dad eventually abused my Mom's tolerance and got a calabar woman pregnant in cross river pregnant. According to my dad, the woman wanted to kill the child after birth, but my dad took the baby and brought her to Lagos. He brought the baby to his rare wife (My mom, whom most ladies of today would assume to be foolish). One of my aunts and our pastor intervened and my Mom accepted and raised the baby.

no matter how tolerant a woman is of a philandering man, unfortunately, most of the time the story just never ends well.

very unfortunate but its a cross women just have to bear.

How many of us can say 100% that we are with our biological parents

the thing with 98% of yorubas is they tend to look like their parents.

this is an unfailing rule which i've noticed.

exceptions are when there's obvious and known non-yoruba ancestry.

anyway, to answer your question, there's no way you throw me in particular that i wont land exactly where i came from before.

jeez, some of these stories are shocking.

Only someone with questionable IQ wouldnt know what my response to you meant.

I think it might be better to let the child know sooner rather than later.

Such things can cause psychological problems if the child discovers later in life and especially if there's a blood connection with the adopted family in some way.

Though technically speaking, adoption is supposed to not involve blood relations of any kind as in both parties involved are total strangers to each other.


This is why i always say its not always advisable to go digging too much into your past. You dont always know if you'll like what you find. What if your enemies who have been searching for you unsuccessfully, now find you through your own efforts?

Sometimes people are spared the effects of ancestral generational curses by being disconnected from the source of the curse, and when you intentionally reconnect, it sets the curse in motion once again.

Of course this isnt a general rule but the saying be careful what you wish for, is a true one.

Ok, i went through the thread again and found out the security detail did the actual beating.

Initially i thought the woman herself beat up the man hence my surprise.

Ewa and buns sounds good though.

Never tried it before.

That's your own problem, not mine.

an old thread about him:

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-12229.64.html


even on that one, there's a picture showing his actual look.

na wa!!!



i guess everybody fell in love with the photo shoots.