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the coward is just getting gassy over this thread:

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-229963.0.html

too many nigerian youths flooding britain/europe, that's all.

if the population is reduced, there'll be less for these countries to worry about.

^^everywhere comes with a risk, sweetie.

hurricane katrina wasnt on an island.

^^^i have corrected her response.

take aloy emeka seriously at your own peril.

she isnt yoruba and she's speaking for herself.

dont use aloy emeka's senseless ramblings as an excuse to attack yoruba women oh.

you've been warned.

face your admirers here and ignore all others.

[quote author=Aloy_Emeka link=topic=229963.msg6686329#msg6686329 date=1283439139]No you cannot.I am not happy about the Yoruba-bachelor-drain towards the south East. You think I find it funny you keep snatching prospective and rightful suitors like Dayokanu, Sauron and Sjeezy are facing where the sun rises?. Don't say you haven't been warned and never take it personal, it is a survival strategy allowed by my ecosystem.[/quote][quote author=Aloy_Emeka link=topic=229963.msg6686364#msg6686364 date=1283439526]Hell will not break but you could be stepping on toes. You know that men cannot be trusted, they promise aloy emeka marriage when the going was rough for them but as soon as pepper arrive, they'll start facing east while praying for a wife. Some people like me are angry b/c our potential husbands are being outsourced to the East and we will not stop at anything to end husband outsourcing.[/quote]

na wa o.


i'd say go directly to the bank and physically verify the funds received, before releasing any goods.

especially for large amounts.

lord help us.

that's him in grey

https://www.africafoot.com/pics/caf_globacom/Globacom/caf_globacom/conference/conf12.jpg

very handsome

^^you are certainly the daughter of the father of lies.



[quote author=Aloy_Emeka link=topic=507368.msg6686023#msg6686023 date=1283436115]See why Hausa is enjoying in Nigeria. They made the allegation yet its is their okoro and oduduwa slaves killing themselves over that announcement. [/quote]

P.M.NEWS gathered from reliable sources this morning that the man comes from Ibadan, the Oyo State capital in South-West Nigeria

[quote author=Aloy_Emeka link=topic=229963.msg6683107#msg6683107 date=1283393636]It's time to stop Igbo men from infesting aloy emeka's "organic men farm". they are dangerously encroaching into hostile territory and must be stopped unless Igbo women are ready to convince their men into cultivating aloy emeka. I hate injustice and this trend will cause gender imbalance in the near future.

That being said, IGBO WOMEN pleeeze harvest your own men and stop confusing aloy emeka's men.They are owned by aloy emeka. If you must steal one, leave some for me.[/quote]

isnt nzinga the name of one angolan queen.

o ga o.

volcano dey erupt for congo una still dey here dey eye water.

greateros:
i fit swear say dat ashi na yoruba girl!! Full of lies and deception. Its in their nature,

greateros:
If only we can get rid of the things that pull us down as a nation (tribalism, religious sentiments, nepotism, corruption), and pay more attention to the things that will build us as a nation (intelligent citizens, unity in diversity, respect for one's culture and religion, one love), Nigeria would av been a true third world country that even united states, Britain, china and the rest of the world powers will be too scared to mess with.

Look at this noble project embarked upon by a fellow Nigerian despite all the difficulties and challenges facing enterprenuers in Nigeria instead of us being proud of the man and borrow leaf from his determination, majority of all the comments is more of tribalism and idiosyncrasy! non of us take cognizance of the fact that the plant will not employ only igbos but also yorubas, hausas, igalas, tivs beroms, and other tribes in nigeria!

Fellow Nigerians we are approaching 50 and yet we are still behaving like toddlers! He who does not know where the rain starts beating him will not know when it stops beating him! My countrymen is it not time we stop being childish?!!!

suegbe

see agbari. 

why cant nigeria ask for something similar.

^^ the man don misbang, hehehe.

but the girl's father for no drag am to court sha.

some kids are so weak/strongminded, nothing anybody says or does will change them.

the girl may actually go haywire after this, in the name of rebelling against her dad.

gone are the days. . .  . .     


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Mcleo007:
With every respect, have u gone for the nysc programme? If you have,then you'll see what we're saying in this thread. The srory u referred me to happened in Lagos, I served in Ondo state. So, be more constructive nxt time while criticising.

i found your story difficult to believe, that's all!

did a quick search and found one that mirrored it almost word for word.

besides, why say such a thing on an online forum.

sheesh- i dont know what the world is turning to these days.

never heard of such

what's the chemical component of bitter leaf that's infused in the capsules?

i do wonder:

having a white father, black mother vs having a white mother, black father.

how do the kids of these unions interact with their minority side.

^^just explaining why it's considered a capital crime to ask for or eat more meat than the piece you were given [if you got any at all]. _{like oliver twist.}


most nigerians see it as a normal thing to count the pieces of meat in the pot- we dont drop this habit until we travel overseas and i wouldnt be surprised if some still keep the habit anyway.

if the daily pieces of meat tally comes up short, woe betide somebody in the house that day. 

na wa for nigerians and claim claim.

Political insiders are now scrabbling for information about the mystery kidnap victim of whom so little is known, and questioning how he secured such a sensitive role.

"You can't make mistakes like this," one long-time observer said, in disbelief.

he'd better believe "mistakes" like this can be made in nigeria.

afi mistake nah.

according to this report, the man kidnapped is not balewa's son.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-11131126

The victim was high-profile. Not only was he the leader of a sensitive campaign to drum up support for Mr Jonathan to stand for president next year, he also bore a revered name.

For those old enough to remember "The Golden Voice of Africa", Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa's name and his 1966 assassination evokes emotion.

So no resource was spared to ensure his safety.

But the sting operation, a shoot-out and the captive's rescue were just the beginning of a strange series of questions.

"He is not one of us," Saddik Abubakar Tafawa Balewa told the BBC, after the operation.

"He is neither the nephew, neither the son, neither the grandson of my father," the fourth son of late Sir Abubakar said.


"I am sorry to hear of anyone being kidnapped, but the time has come to be clear."

He said he spoke on behalf of the family: "He is not a member of our family, either by blood or by marriage."

He described how the Balewas had met the man several times, trying to establish his identity.

"We first heard of a person from America, going around the corridors of power, claiming to be a grandson. After that, he said he was a son," he remembers.

The family say they repeatedly asked for evidence, including DNA evidence, but none has been forthcoming.

Saddik Tafawa Balewa declined to speculate further, saying only: "We, as a family, feel exploited."

saharareporters again?

anyway, they will soon bite off more than they can chew, with their antics.

i stopped taking them seriously, long ago.

others may consider them all that sha.

Omokemesi:
I am from Ibadan, Nigeria.

hmm, was looking at your user id.

bawomolo:
she is trying to mean mug those men chasing her

i was being generous with that description.

if you have Christ, no.

However, people (and demons as well) will hold the son accountable for the sins of his father and forefathers.

**not again**