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Politics › Re: Let's Have Your Complaints Here by tpiah: 3:34pm On Aug 24, 2010
^^funny enough, you pull up your "tribalist" rants only when you see a yoruba person.

is there a problem?

and are you the only contributor and /or mod on nl.

others arent seeing what you're seeing maybe?

cos it seems to be more of a problem for you, even though you ostensibly "dont get involved" in any so-called tribalistic discussion.

when you preface every other comment with "tribalist this" and "tribalist that", even though you maintain a very fake silence on such matters, then it doesnt take a rocket scientist to see what's as plain as day.
Romance › Re: She Is Pretty, But She Is Dirty by tpiah: 3:26pm On Aug 24, 2010
and from the op we can all safely assume

1. yoruba people are dirty

2. yoruba women are filthy.

right, agibecky?



you were also the one who posted this

Agibecky:
Frustrated?
Your knowlwdge of Engliish is poor.

MAJORITY OF NIGERIANS ARE POOR and majority of the single women are millions of unemployed secondary school leavers, unemployed graduates of tertiary institutions and underpaid blue collar and white collar female workers.
They rely on their boyfriends for many of the so-called comforts of life.
I have seen many poor young women in the ghettos who cannot afford regular sanitary pads.
One young lady complained that when she was so broke that her poor boyfriend could not provide for her, she had to cut her white T-shirt into pices and used the cloth as sanitary pads.

[size=28pt]Even 90 percent of the urban poor women and girls cannot afford off-the-shelf sanitary pads and instead improvise with materials such as grass, leaves, old ,
http://www.path.org/files/TS_update_san_pad.pdf [/size]

If 90% of urban poor women who are always the majority in poor countries cannot even afford regular sanitary pads, then what luxuries would they be able to afford to be comfortable without depending on their men.

You think I am bashing Nigerian babes?
I am addressing a common problem that is a fact of life.

Don't be such a dumbass!

You can come to my office and residence in Lagos and know who is really frustrated.
See http://www.supplemagazine.org/ for my address.

Or see http://www.deutschnigerianischesfilmforum.org/DasTeam.html

I am living my dream  24/7!

Just call my office if you need money for Summer's Eve.
Sports › Re: Osaze Called A Monkey In Russia by tpiah: 3:16pm On Aug 24, 2010
is it only in russia that blacks are being called monkeys.

some people simply have no manners, that's all.

regardless of nationality.
Nairaland General › Re: Lagos Stray Horses by tpiah: 2:54pm On Aug 24, 2010
9jaRescue:
@ tpiah, worry not- I am a full blooded Naijaboy, so yeah i know the Nigerian setting and mentality; I dont have to conform to it though!

Want to volunteer your time at some point?
cool.


would love to check you guys out when i'm in nigeria though i dont know much about horses.
Politics › Re: Nigeria Tops Lists Of Us Visa Lottery Dv2010 Winners by tpiah: 2:51pm On Aug 24, 2010
you mean ghana tops list.
Politics › Re: Let's Have Your Complaints Here by tpiah: 2:39pm On Aug 24, 2010
just wondering why you preface every other statement with tribalist this and tribalist that.

for someone who ostensibly "ignores" tribalist topics and threads, or who pretends not to be one, that's weird.
Politics › Re: Gov. Bokola Saraki Is Not Yoruba! by tpiah: 2:35pm On Aug 24, 2010
btw sjeezy i've noticed you keep saying you're not originally yoruba.

where are your forefathers from?
Politics › Re: Gov. Bokola Saraki Is Not Yoruba! by tpiah: 2:32pm On Aug 24, 2010
getting all their informations off Caucasians
i tire!!

some whites know AND UNDERSTAND more about african history than africans themselves.


And no, i'm not talking about the shady pseudo-theories but the real thing.


maybe because the serious ones among them look at the general picture instead of bits and pieces.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Computers That Read Minds Are Being Developed By Intel by tpiah: 2:24pm On Aug 24, 2010
i heard there's already some kind of technology that does that.

maybe they're trying to improve on it or make it mainstream.
Christianity Etc › Re: Listening Into Others Prayers In Church. Good Or Bad by tpiah: 2:16pm On Aug 24, 2010
I have been around the block and have notice a common trend in churches. Sometimes during prayer sessions, some so called christians delibrately stop praying and try to ear drop into ones prayer.
that's quite creepy.

maybe they're just praying quietly but never say never.

na all kind dey inside churches these days.

yorubas say only God knows who is really serving Him. Olorun lo mo eni to sin oun.
Family › Re: Gyal Got Wasted In Lagos by tpiah: 2:02pm On Aug 24, 2010
eyah.

hope she wasnt raped.
Romance › Re: hh by tpiah: 3:36am On Aug 24, 2010
any male agreeing with mobo444's dumb posts and threads


na your mama you dey abuse o. wink
Politics › Re: Will You Be A Black Man A Second Time? by tpiah: 3:27am On Aug 24, 2010
Travel › Re: Why Is It Difficult To Return Home? by tpiah: 3:17am On Aug 24, 2010
At the moment because of the government cuts in the UK, fewer number of university spots are allocated to UK/EU students, you have better shot being from outside the UK, yes having a nigerian passport and applying
you mean the nigerian passport is good for something? huh
TV/Movies › Re: Salt by tpiah: 3:14am On Aug 24, 2010
is it also colour coded like 2012? huh

that kind of clouded my perception when i watched it.
Celebrities › Re: Pics: Mbgn Universe Ngozi Odaloni at Miss Universe **sigh** + Pic Of Miss Ghana by tpiah: 3:07am On Aug 24, 2010
since the nigeria representative is claiming niger state, should we interprete this as a sign of IBB's imminent return?

just asking.
Celebrities › Re: Olu Jacobs Destroys Igbo Culture And Tradition — Pete Edochie by tpiah: 3:05am On Aug 24, 2010
0hsisi:
That is not the point
A yoruba man fluent in Igbo would do
Olu Jacobs is not and so has no business acting as an Igwe when he'll be calling Nneka ,Ineka
Or Ngozi as UnGozi
and village of Umudioka like he was pronouncing something in Ekiti dialect
It is irritating for an Igbo person to watch
And is olu jacobs a new actor?

why the ruckus at this particular point in time.
Fashion › Re: Miss Nigeria 2010 Ngozi Odalonu At Miss Universe Pageant by tpiah: 3:02am On Aug 24, 2010
so who won?

miss haiti?

or miss US.
Romance › Re: He Is A Two Timer by tpiah: 2:53am On Aug 24, 2010
i forgot to add:

before a third girl enters the picture.
Politics › Re: Will You Be A Black Man A Second Time? by tpiah: 2:22am On Aug 24, 2010
and what kind of s.tupid thread is this anyway.

these stormfront lackeys on nl are so annoying angry

from asking black people to admit they're monkeys (morpheus)

to gadogado moaning over his people's lack of intelligence (whoever his people are)

and now brownteeth, rather than see a dentist, opens daft threads on nl.

then again, the other one, cant recall his name, who started a thread about a black woman who hates her blackness.

[size=20pt]CAPITAL FAIL.[/size]



If you hate yourself, your mama, your papa, your ancestors, whatever, na you sabi!

cant stand all these i wanna be white hoozas.
Culture › Re: Horus re: Yorubas Do Not Believe Women Should Be Childless. by tpiah: 2:11am On Aug 24, 2010
Becomrich0:
business is one of the reason, they have many wivies. A women you sleep with and have children for you is most likely would a better employee than an outsider.
and that's why nigerians turn up their noses at foreign visas, no doubt.

and what's with all the photos - did someone say there are no biracial nigerians or why so panicky.


sleeping with a tuareg will also get you light skinned silky haired children, not so?
Nairaland General › Re: Lagos Stray Horses by tpiah: 2:09am On Aug 24, 2010
^^nice.

i'm a great admirer of marine and wildlife biologists.

that's one of the occupations i always wish i had.

wishing you all the best and hopefully you're used to the nigerian setting.
Culture › Re: Horus re: Yorubas Do Not Believe Women Should Be Childless. by tpiah: 1:55am On Aug 24, 2010
are you saying women are traditionally regarded as slaves by black males? huh
Politics › Re: Will You Be A Black Man A Second Time? by tpiah: 1:53am On Aug 24, 2010
kabukabu


next time, read and comprehend before rushing to type.

now go back and reread my post very carefully.

if it still flies above you, then waka pass.
Romance › Re: He Is A Two Timer by tpiah: 1:47am On Aug 24, 2010
nigerian men are hotcakes.

so one of you two had better drag him to the altar quick since in this case, you are both contenders for the guy.

while he lays back and twiddles his toothpick in satisfaction as you ladies bend over backward meeting his every need.

or was there an agreement that he'll marry both of you? huh
Politics › Re: Will You Be A Black Man A Second Time? by tpiah: 1:12am On Aug 24, 2010
Dont think only about USA, If you look at the big picture Caucasian are actually the minority on this planet. Caucasians make up 12 percent of the worlds population and in 100 years will only make up 2 or 3 percent of the world's population and could be on the way to extinction. Africa’s population is rising rapidly and will most likely double its population by 2030. By 2050, Africa will be home to more than 20% of the world’s population.  When some of us were born in 1970, there were two Europeans for every African; by the time we may retire in 2030, there will be two Africans for every European.
i'm not so sure caucasians are a minority because eastern europe is also caucasian.

and if you add most of the middle eastern regions eg iran (persia), etc, these are places considered caucasian and who, if need be, can boost "white" populations. Likewise much of the latin world technically isnt white, but they could still be considered caucasian.


yemenis, for example, look like western europeans for the most part. At least in most of the photos i've seen.
Celebrities › Re: Olu Jacobs Destroys Igbo Culture And Tradition — Pete Edochie by tpiah: 12:49am On Aug 24, 2010
i dont see what the big deal is.

non-yoruba actors feature in yoruba movies all the time without anyone complaining.

likewise i watched morgan freeman in invictus and he was quite good.

so why the ruckus.

and wasnt idi amin portrayed by the AA guy.
Fashion › Re: Would You Let Your Teen Become A Fashion Model? by tpiah: 12:36am On Aug 24, 2010
zenatta:
tpiah, hi. how are doing today.

you see, I wanted to be an engineer. My father was.
welcome back wink

oh, ok.

chem engin seems to be the cream of the crop though petroleum isnt far behind, i hear.




personally i dont like modelling although i admire models, and the profession does open up opportunities for them.
Nairaland General › Re: Lagos Stray Horses by tpiah: 12:31am On Aug 24, 2010
are you a vet by any chance?

and is the area mountainous or hilly- how much of a risk are tsetse flies.

and do you think you'll need the assistance of people who are familiar with horses, assuming there are any around- eg possibly northerners, arabs or whites who have some horse savvy.

just curious.
Politics › Re: Ogun Launches Babangida Campaign Team ! by tpiah: 12:21am On Aug 24, 2010
bawomolo:
i believe abiola was trying to mitigate such risks, hypocritical but legally sound.
huh



mit·i·gate   /ˈmɪtɪˌgeɪt/  Show Spelled [mit-i-geyt]  Show IPA verb, -gat·ed, -gat·ing. 

–verb (used with object)

1. to lessen in force or intensity, as wrath, grief, harshness, or pain; moderate.

2. to make less severe: to mitigate a punishment.

3. to make (a person, one's state of mind, disposition, etc.) milder or more gentle; mollify; appease.
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/mitigate




rather the opposite, i must say.

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