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might be american hospital though i'm finding it hard to understand what the hullabaloo is about.

maybe the 3 month clinical rotations for medical students from nigeria?

you're quite obviously not aware christianity preceded europe.


are you muslim by any chance?

i trust the lady has found a new pool of suitors to choose from by now?

Ibime:
@ Tpia,

I don't reason with binshes, however know that if any region claimed they provided surplus which went into Federal coffers, any such people looking for where that money went should not come to Yenagoa to look for it, but should rather go to Lagos.

na your mama be binch.

keep waanking over lagos as long as you like.

d.aft terrorist.

@ topic

ha!

^^its not that hard to date a non-naija female.

my point [which you missed] is the man is showing his low self esteem and lack of respect for women.

anyone who thinks his sadism is limited to naija women, will get the shock of her life when he reveals his true colours. [s]Unless they're both birds of the same feather, in which case, na them sabi.[/s]


most likely a _{user and} scammer, by the looks of it. He thinks the best way to show admiration for the females he's targetting [and make them feel special], is by running down naija women.

**if you dont get it, waka pass. Others will understand better, after they've been burned**




@whoever
if i'm spoiling your market, sorry.

a normal human being doesnt go around making s.tupid comparisons and generalizations of this nature all the time.

says more about the person doing that, and establishes you as a lowlife p.imp.

with this misogynist behaviour cloaked as a pity party, is it any wonder nigeria's reputation is so bad all around the world despite the millions of nigerian men in relationships with non-nigerian women.

you tell the foreign women they're special and much better than nigerian women, all in a bid to get something from them.

youi should ask yourself why you need to run down naija women in a bid to prove you like non-naijas. Should one be a correlate of the other?

well, if he's the finest to you folks, wetin be my own.

she has good features.

Studio CFR:
My babe fine pass dis YORUBA GIRL wey do face like wetin i nor know

she's from delta state.

now does she look fine to you?

^^if you dont understand my post, move on.



but i do wish some nigerian men would stop shaming themselves!!!!



think things through before punching your keyboard!!

all the once that have also slept in my bed in the 5 days i have been in this country, shame on them also, even the once flashing my phone right now shame on them.

are they nlers?

chyz:
the name Biafra. It is some portuguese/spanish name.

that's quite possible even though the trail is more or less cold.

but since it's said the name was first suggested by an Ijaw man, maybe someone from the inner circle back then can shed more light on the issue.

which one is customised rag.

most of their male ancestors wore long hair to accentuate their youthful masculinity

i dont think so.

^^hey, its your life, ok?

no need to bust a vein.

if you feel like cussing out your mama anytime, feel free to do so.

afterall, didnt a nigerian female contribute part of your genes somewhere along the line.

you can jump off a cliff if you find it painful.

where's the campaign poster.

let me guess- the article was probably written by a nigerian man.

this problem is getting so embarassing.

does it have something to do with the scamming trade, since many of these scammers need to make the foreign women feel special in order to keep the cash flow going. Or for reasons relating to green card.

Women caught in a bad romance by bogus US soldiers

[size=16pt]The fraudsters behind the scam are often based in West Africa - Nigeria in particular - and it can prove very hard for authorities to track them down[/size].

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-11400700

http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=105318906183361&ref=search

^^ no, you're not letting out the truth but rather ruining your future.

it's not by force, you know.

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=520042.msg6825827#msg6825827 date=1285524341]Yes ma, e jo, e ma binu[/quote]beg yourself plz, not me.

ElRazur:
Okay, get you know.

I think it helps a lot of people to tell their stories without holding back.

Well, it works for me I guess, and to be frank if my sister or anyone who knows me in person end up reading it, it makes no difference to me.

well, as a kid i can honestly say i walked miles at a stretch. In fact, i must have physically covered at least half or three quarters of nigeria were i able to calculate the distances i've walked in that country.


Your situation was bad, no doubt, but i have the feeling it was heightened by the fact that your sister's kids had it easier than you.


In my case, i actually enjoyed the walking and even got used to it after a while.

weird, i know.

but in any case, i was walking for myself [to get to places i wanted to go] and not necessarily under compulsion, so i guess it's not exactly the same.  Except for one time i had to go somewhere on an errand for someone, and the distance was further than i'd ever been before.

The North kept 50% of their groundnut money and paid 50% to the centre, most of that money used to develop Lagos the capital

now it's groundnut money that built lagos?

before it was oil money.


tommorow lets see which money people will say was used to build it.

some of the posts on this thread.

not necessarily your own.

^^true.

it's how they themselves were raised.

and during their own parents or grandparents time, slave trade had just been abolished, nigeria was being colonized bit by bit, lots of things going on.

granted, it still doesnt excuse some of the more severe ones.

some of these posts would be better off modified btw. imo.

[quote author=Aloy+Emeka link=topic=519338.msg6823008#msg6823008 date=1285468219]Maryam Babangida was half hausa?. Maryam whose mother was interviewed during her funeral was half hausa?. If her mother is Igbo and her siblings are Igbo and their father was from Asaba, how was she half hausa?[/quote]^^all you need to say is " oh, i didnt know that. Are you sure, because i saw her mother's interview and she was Igbo"

after careful consideration, i think a lot of naija kids might have had a mild or intense form of ADHD, which in nigeria generally goes undiagnosed and unrecognized.

the hyperactivity [we put sugar even in garri] gets them in trouble more often than not, and they'll be branded deviant when the multiple beatings and punishments fail to "reform" their behaviour.


and since the older generation doesnt know or care about anything like that, more often than not they'll try to whip the kid into shape, which incidentally is one of the few behaviour modification methods practiced back home.

of course some of the things described here are plain wicked, but in instances where the parent meant well but was simply at their wits' end, some other factors like these ones may apply.

just my thoughts.

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=520042.msg6822978#msg6822978 date=1285465991]LOL I wasnt expecting you to change, I was just pointing out a few dents in your character, just as you were pointing mines out.

Anywaz, for someone tpia is willing to defend, you must cover your tracks well . [That woman hates everybody]






_{*Retracts fangs*}
[/quote]just stop insulting your betters simply because you have a keyboard.

end of.

oo leko rara.

^^that's political talk etc.

big difference if you take time to understand the context.

^^do i label people tribalist when they're not?

Dede1 is proud of where he comes from- is that a crime?

why do you keep attacking him for no good reason unless something else dey there.

for goodness sake, why would you group him with the likes of mekushort, ezeuche and aloy emeka?

dont even know if that's funny or not.

^^abeg stop attacking Dede1.

if you fancy him, let him know instead of beating around the bush in this manner.

didnt you use to be pro-Igbo before. Was it ezeuche who brought about this transformation and if so, there are other fish in the sea.

lord have mercy.