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a group of people who teamed up to oppress individuals of good-will into subject of bullying

of course you wont understand the irony in your statement.

nigeria is in trouble i say.


no sense of direction at all.


quick to do evil but slow to do the opposite.

Omenani:
I think you are not understanding the conversation. We are not discussing the fact that African nations have a rebellion one form or the other. I am simply discussing why Niger is not a problem currently. That can change. Internal problems within this nation is the reason why. Muslims fighting Muslims. Tuareg fighting the Hausa. Algeria can be considered an Arab nation, so of it course it would be susceptible to the Wahabbi movement, that originated form Saudi Arabia.

This conversation is a red herring.

the conversation is not a red herring unless you make it so.

you're of the opinion if niger didnt have a tuareg rebellion the country would attack nigeria, right?

am i reading you correctly?

why would you think niger would have a problem with nigeria in any event?

what about chad, benin rep, cameroon which also share borders with nigeria- what are your thoughts?

Omenani:
Are we fighting wars in Southern Nigeria? We have an insurgency, but we do not have the same major battles that occur in Niger and Mali. The Tuareg Rebellion just ended May of last year. How can the inhabitants focus on attacking other countries, when they have to worry about their own safety within their own nation. Let us not forget the political situation that is happening in Niger. You cannot compare the two.

80 to 90% of african countries have one form of rebellion or the other. Add algeria to that list.

what makes niger's own special?

The same is not true for the Niger Republic, because in that nation, you have Muslims fighting each other. Remember the Tuareg, "North Africa's bad boys," continue to pose a problem for both Mali and Niger. Muslims are fighting each other instead of focusing on non-Muslims and the West in these nations. As long as the Tuareg agitate for a country of their own, we do not have to worry much about them.

The same is not true for southern nigeria, because over there, you have southerners/non-muslims fighting each other. Remember the [insert tribe, region, kidnappers or militant group here], "Southern nigeria's bad boys," continue to pose a problem for both sw, se, ss and everything in between. Southerners are fighting each other instead of focusing on non-southerners and the [insert somewhere here] in these areas. As long as the southerners agitate for a country of their own, we do not have to worry much about them.

how ironic that you cant see the irony in your statement.

hmm.

DapoBear:
So even all the peacekeeping missions the Nigeria Army did in say Liberia/Sierra Leone and elsewhere, weren't they basically just police actions?

If that is true, then the army hasn't had any real experience in literally 40+ years. Combine this with what is probably substandard training (though of course, how much can you train an illiterate who also cannot speak English?). . . hrm.

Or are there some facts I'm not aware of or haven't considered?

^^you're just aching for people to volunteer as cannon fodder, arent you.

ORDINARILY IN THE WORLD, if u tarnish some1's image tru writing u'll be charged for Slander, Libel and Sedition

are you a nler?

@ topic

na today?

the question is how many couples dont have sex before the wedding.

DapoBear:
Err, what? Obviously the Nigerian Army can kick my @$$. But that isn't what I'm wondering about; how will it do against another legitimate fighting force that is well-trained and well-armed?

can you spell it out for me.

i'm not getting your point.

in any case, start a secessionist movement in your hometown, buy missiles, tanks and rocket launchers from sudan, find friendly areas to train your soldiers, and test your hypothesis.

hire mercenaries as necessary too.

My cousin graduated from medical school 3 years ago and is still earning 90k. Whereas all the other cousins of the same age group in other fields (even those that had 2.2) are earning much more

90k is over a million naira per year.

for a beginner. And might not even include locum.

that's chicken change?

or do you mean 90k per annum [which seems very unlikely]

as per your cousins making big money elsewhere- i thought everyone keeps harping on the sorry state of and lack of jobs in nigeria.

so what are we to believe?

that is another nation that might be willing to support an independence movement elsewhere (if only implicitly by allowing you land to train your own soldiers there.)

hasnt ghadafi helped you with that in the past?

Not to mention that Southern Sudan has a LOT of weaponry, it seems. Who knows, they might be willing to sell off some of the excess tanks, anti-aircraft guns and rocket launchers in their possession?

sell them off to who?

and to be used where?

I wonder how strong the Nigerian army really is. They've not been tested in a true battle in over 40 years. I would not be surprised if they are a paper tiger.

want to volunteer your hometown to find out?

we'd all like to know.

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fstranger:
None other than the Kaduna boy, Chief James Ajibola Ige, regarded by many as the Cicero of Esa-Oke for his eloquence.

hmm.

fstranger:
It is true what the "Cicero of Esa-Oke" said

who is this Cicero of Esa-Oke.

igbobuigbo:
It was easier to convince the white Mormon family that the black naija babe is his sister from naija than convincing them about a white babe. This is what I think. I actually did not know that he was dating the girl in question, whom I also knew on campus.

still conjecture.

i feel he'd eventually have been booted out anyway, over some other matter.


i'm not making excuses for the guy, but there are a lot of youths like him.

peacettw:
Believe me it's not dt simple. If it was, i wldn't ve totally lied when my husband's friend asked me the same question wit my husband present in d same room and i will keep lying till my dying days.

something fishy is going on.

Sudan is the country that most closely resembles us

i'm sure you mean congo [s]is the country that most resembles nigeria[/s].

he did not have a driver's license (i), his Cherokee was not insured (ii) and therefore was not registered (iii), and he was carrying another Nigerian family with their 2 kids without child car seats (iiii)

triple whammy.

So Olu joined the ''elite'' Nigerian students cruising in one type of car or another on campus and making mincemeat of oyibo babes.

Olu's roommate returned home unexpectedly and caught him with his black babe in their room.

can you explain the discrepancy.

he dated white girls when he was rich and black girls when he wasnt?


or is there an element of fiction involved.

waank all you want to the thought of not getting with tpia@, but for goodness sake stop being such an attention seeker!!!!


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geez!!!!!

toba:
Kilonse eyin mejeji? A bi loff wantintin lon wori yin. But serious though. Christian ma ti wa simi, cos arin ota lewa. Awon atheist ti won je Ota OLORUN ko ye kiwon ma fi awa theist se yeye. So mo fe beyin loruko GOD pe keje ki evrything wa beeeeeeee.

the fellow knows what he was aiming for, and as far as i'm concerned, he can kick rocks.

i did not go out of my way to seek his attention and i barely even know who he is if not for his constant getting in my face.


let him remain in bed with "pastor" aio or any other character.

what's it to me.

@ nuclearboy

^^yes, now get over yourself and allow the thread to get back to whatever track it's supposed to be on.

you're had your two minutes of fame and been "vindicated", so now scram.

oh, sad day for me then.

^^like anybody cares?

just leave the matter.


geez.

iwo lo mo do or die ton se lori nl.

every hidden thing will be revealed in it's own good time.

shame cant catch you because you have none.

In your own words, what do ynu call critical thinking

$100 million dollar question.


his post/this thread is an example of critical thinking?

wonders will never cease among nigerians!!!!!

but we like abusing our politicians who are a reflection of us sha!!!

anyway!!!!

@ topic

i didnt know some black AA males men found the movie offensive. In general, i've noticed the majority of tyler perry movies tend to have stereotypical storylines/characters, so i wasnt expecting much from this one. The title alone is a dead giveaway.

Been reading a few reviews and of the many out there, this sort of stood out:



http://www.newraleigh.com/articles/archive/for-colored-girls-review/

^^everything isnt about you.

get over yourself and try to stop taking every matter personally.

^^both of you need to stop whining and act like men.

end of.

only a f.oolish and effeminate man spends inordinate amounts of time arguing in the manner you're doing here.