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^^ just shut up!! @ the two of you! Una dey find morons like yourselves who will be exchanging words with you, abi?

geez, its so annoying when these dolts start bandying insults in an attempt to mask their idiotic behavior and utterances.

beaf, you're a 47 year old monkey with access to a computer. Dont assume that means you have a thinking faculty!

and on that note you and your gay lover oshama can have the bedroom all to your gay selves!!


s.tupid i.diot who didnt think to comment on the kaduna refinery thingy before my enlightening post but now wants to start honking in ignorance!

walk more.

oshama

ganja fries your brain.

ChinenyeN:
And no, I'm not married. Not 25 yet, but I'm looking toward Ngwa, Ndoki, Echee or Ikwere or Mbaise for when that time comes.

funny, i'd have thought you'd marry a white or AA woman.

you dont seem like the type of person who'd go home to get a wife though i could of course be wrong.

what a daft question.

oh shut up.

someone on this thread was griping about an oil refinery in kaduna as if there are none elsewhere and that's what i was responding to.

you people should try to sound informed when you type.

the fact remains: there are no refineries at all in the southwest, so carry your giraffe eyes to your own backyard.

not to mention it was a fistfist and the policeman couldnt defend himself?

dont they teach them (police recruits) self defence and martial arts or something?

no wonder nigerian criminals are having a field day.

i tire for naija.

even on tv i watch scenes where a short police officer can instantly subdue an unruly and burly criminal with a few well placed jabs and an elbow hold.

It was said that the legislator, who personally drove in a jeep, was irked that the police constable flagged him down on high speed and he parked his car and descended on the policeman.


He was said to have slapped, kicked and boxed the constable before other motorists intervened to save the law enforcement officer from further assault.


The politician, who raged and cursed the policeman as he left the scene, according to eyewitnesses, later entered his car and drove away while good Samaritans took the constable to a nearby clinic for medical attention.


Saturday Tribune learnt that the case was reported at one of the police stations in the town and the legislator was invited for questioning, but he did not show up

are nigerians getting more frustrated or has this always been the lifestyle.


far too much rage here and has the politician ever thought to beat up the armed policemen collecting bribes at checkpoints.

Nigeria, China sign $23 bln refinery deal
(AFP) – May 14, 2010


Nigeria and a Chinese state firm have signed a 23 billion dollar deal to build three refineries and a petrochemical complex in one of Africa's biggest tie ups with China, officials said Friday.

China is already the number one investor in Africa -- ranging from oil in Algeria to mines in Zambia -- and a senior NNPC official told AFP the new deal might be the biggest that China has made in the continent.

"NNPC aims to accelerate the construction of new refineries in Nigeria to stem the flood of imported refined products into the country, currently estimated at 10 billion dollars," the statement said.President Goodluck Jonathan arrived Friday in Nigeria's oil capital of Port Harcourt for an official visit to inaugurate gas and oil projects.

The construction of the new refineries "will reinforce the ongoing oil and gas reforms in Nigeria", as envisaged in legislation which has been before the Nigerian parliament for almost a year and imminent deregulation of the downstream sector the country's oil industry, the NNPC statement said.

Anglo-Dutch oil group Shell in February criticised the bill, saying mistakes in it, if passed into law, will take years to correct.

Shell's vice president for Africa Ann Pickard has warned that the country could lose 50 billion dollars in investment in the next decade if the bill was passed in its current form.

Jonathan has promised to pursue government reforms of the oil sector to make it profitable and end corruption.

http://www.google.com/hostednews/afp/article/ALeqM5gMFTqMPAD1RJhjW4qGyV16ZXK7Ww


and this is aside from the private refineries on ground.

you people arent even serious.

i just checked, and nigeria actually has a minimum of three state owned refineries.

one in kaduna, one in warri and one in port harcourt.

yoruba and lagos wey dey disturb una sleep, do not have any refineries at all.

so what exactly is the problem here if not bad belle.

nothing is new under the sun!

Oil is pumped all the way from Warri to be refined in Kaduna, wasting money that could be better utilised elsewhere. How much sense does it make?

The Druzhba pipeline (Russian: нефтепровод «Дружба»; also had been referred as the Friendship Pipeline and the Comecon Pipeline), according to foreignpolicy.com, is the world's longest oil pipeline in fact one of the biggest oil pipeline networks in the world. It carries oil some 4,000 kilometres (2,500 mi) from the eastern part of the European Russia to points in Ukraine, Belarus, Poland, Hungary, Slovakia, Czech Republic, and Germany.

The network also branches out into numerous pipelines to deliver its product throughout the Eastern Europe and beyond. The name "Druzhba" means "friendship", alluding to the fact that the pipeline was intended to supply oil to the energy-hungry western regions of the Soviet Union, to its "fraternal socialist allies" in the former Soviet bloc, and to western Europe. Today, it is the largest principal artery for the transportation of Russian (and Kazakh) oil across Europe.


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Druzhba_pipeline

i think this calabash thing is more of a myth.

nobody seems to be aware of any such incident besides the sango story.

and who's to say sango actually did commit suicide anyway. Just saying.


but the real thing is this Deji needs to turn to God and leave all this idol worshipping. The arm of flesh and idolatry will fail him.

Rehab will also do him some good, since it's been alleged he's a drug addict.

16-17 Unlucky the land whose king is a young pup,    And whose princes party all night.

   Lucky the land whose king is mature,    Where the princes behave themselves

   And don't drink themselves silly.

16Woe to thee, O land, when thy king is a child and thy princes feast in the morning!

   
17Blessed art thou, O land, when thy king is the son of nobles, and thy princes eat in due season, for strength and not for drunkenness!

Ecclesiastes 10:16-17

@mistakay

the fact is nigerian leaders should start making an effort to have a true understanding of what responsibility means.

while yerima was busy marrying his 13 year old bride [i cant for the life of me understand why acquiring mistresses and extra brides is a priority for 90% of nigerian leaders as soon as they reach office], other kids were dying of lead poisoning in the areas under his governance.

if that doesnt strike him cold in his tracks and give him food for thought, then nothing ever will.

everytime na lagos lagos.

abeg leave lagos alone and look to your east abi you never heard of fernado po.

Is it the empty building in lagos you are talking about

i dont know for them nah.


the slave trade ended centuries ago. Lagos is no longer a slave market competing with other slave markets. Some people should get this into their thick heads and stop acting as if they're in a time warp.

^ i wish she could look like this all the time.

this is one of her best photos ever.

The moral of the lesson should be for Nigeria

i quite agree.

same scenarios trying to manifest over oil spills.


wonderful.

and s/he blows hot gas.

^^keep positing imbecilic responses thinking you sound wise.

you actually sound daft and local, but that's never bothered you in the past, so why should it worry you now.

and on that note, i leave you and your fellow whiners to your griping!

crank it up a notch!

post a few s.tupid pictures while you're at it.





"the whole country is dependent on oil"

what an idiotic and utterly retarded statement. hiss.

^^let me leave you to your daydreams about where the [not your] oil money is going.

while you're busily listening to the cash register jingling in your visions, be sure to calculate the percentage of this same oil money which is outside nigeria.

na only lagos dey hungry you?

by the torn Lagos state after a second civil war – The rich relocate to the island area of the state, transforming their side of town while the mainlanders were abandoned.

straight from the nl archives

lol

the oil money was spent to develop lagos island, the former capital was lagos island, not the mainland, the rich area is the island, etc etc

homina homina

^^ whatever!

keep assuming people didnt know what they were doing, and na only your group get sense!

if they move the single refinery to niger delta nko?

what would happen then?

instead of griping over a refinery in kaduna, what stops you from asking for additional refineries for your area?

sevule:
My guy babes depreciate with age while guys are like fine wine that can only appreciate with age. So if you do not mind the fact that in a couple of years time she would be looking like your mama then go ahead but if you do, then you know what to do

i'd say it's the other way round.

far too many younger women hanging on the arms of men initially assumed to be their fathers, but alas its not so.

if we want to talk about depreciation. . . . . , lets not even go there. Zuma still dey fume over the unknown pregnancy of questionable origin wey dey im mansion.

do you people think moving oil companies from lagos (as if na only there dem dey) will cripple lagos?

think again.

and while you're at it, learn to demand accountability from your elected representatives instead of whining everywhere with your neverending symphony of how others are always responsible for every single problem you have.

bad belle is not good!

i think you mean dating, because courtship generally doesnt have a negative connotation in any religion or culture.

sounds like a ritualist imo.

I think I can guess why your girl left you too much s*x

more like too much drinking garri.

she left before she developed bow legs from malnutrition.

btw are more igbo men now turning to polygamy again because they see other tribes using that as a way to successfully launder money?

are you saying a female pastor is not only the concubine of a married man but also his "second" wife?

lord have mercy- judgement must indeed begin among so-called christians before being extended to non-christians.

seriously though, are men getting so scarce in nigeria?


btw, the woman is listed as prophetess in most links, not pastor.

big difference.

the whole relationship seems to be based on money laundering, obasanjo and oil profits anyway. You cant serve God and mammon.



http://www.wavesmediaonlineng.com/ABUJA%20FEMALE%20PASTOR%20FAITH%20VEDELAGO%20SET%20TO%20%20DELIVER%20%20TWINS.htm



see wetin greed dey cause. And i guess EFCC is out of town?

Shes better lookin than [b]95%] of naija actresses tho

actually, she's not.

and her melanin distribution is rather weird.

op

is there a particular reason you're posting somali/ethiopian topics everywhere?

if you missed road, here's some help:




somalia:

http://www.topix.com/forum/world/somalia

http://www.somaliaonline.com/cgi-bin/ubb/ultimatebb.cgi

http://www.somalilife.com/vbforum/forumdisplay.php?f=4


ethiopia:

http://ethiopiaforums.com/ethioforum/index.php

http://www.cyberethiopia.com/warka4/


north africa:

http://www.absoluteastronomy.com/topics/North_Africa

different schools. Check google.

i know the true megaphones of lagos and their nl agents will be all over the matter like white on rice.

like the one directly above me on this thread.

chelseabmw:
Do u ve eyez?can't u see the guy there?

ok! just saw it.

calm down.