Kobojunkie:





@Poster, the above better CONSOLE me as you claim the one you posted CONSOLED your caring Nigerian friend ooo!! Or what next? Must I also turn off my brain for it to work?

LOL !
The Ironies of life can't be better put jare ! How you dey and happy new year !

Mobinga:

t 14, is nigeria d first country to be listed there, abegi, leave us jor, wetin concern we.

A friends twitter update status:
[size=16pt]Congrats Nigeria! We did not make it to the G-8 or the G-20 but we at least made it to the T-14. Who wan try us? -[/size]

The 2009 Index’s failed states (Alert! category) are (from order of failure): Somalia, Zimbabwe, Sudan, Chad, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Iraq, Afghanistan, Central African Republic, Guinea, Pakistan, Cote d’Ivoire, Haiti, Myanmar, Kenya, Nigeria, Ethiopia, North Korea, Yemen, Bangladesh, East Timor, Uganda, Sri Lanka, Niger, Burundi, Nepal, Cameroon, Guinea-Bissau, Malawi, Lebanon, Republic of the Congo, Uzbekistan, Sierra Leone, Georgia, Liberia, Burkina Faso, Eritrea, Tajikistan and Iran.

For me as an individual my attention to this word "Failed State" started when i heard a reporter on CNN refer to Yemen as a failed state shortly after the Delta airline bomb attempt on Dec. 25. Now Nigeria is gradually being refered to as a failed state. Goodness !
Honestly,It doesn't get any worse than this.

noblezone:

I am suprised that Nigerians are suprised at the action of the US.

Nobody should be suprised at that decision becuase the US have been looking for an opportunity to axe Nigeria and this is just it.

Form the internal terrorism (in the name of election) that brought Yar'adua to Aso Rock, to activities of the Jihardists in the North, to the irresponsiblity of our government in fighting corruption (the likes of Ibori are preferred to the likes of Ribadu!), to lack of willingness to properly ensure electoral reforms, to the recent autopiloting of Nigeria (as the President appeared to be missing), Nigeria is already in the black books of the US.

Don't forget that the US has already classified Nigeria as a failed state and predicted that the country will colapse by 2015 (about five years from now).

It may be that the US is doing this in preparation for the emergency of Biafra, Odua Rep, and Niger Delta Rep. America wants to distance her self as much as possible from the fraud of a Nation called Nigeria, so that the new emerging republics will embrace America with open alms. America will love to see a disintegrated Nigeria, and by this action (and maybe SANCTIONS), the emerging republics will hasten up to break away from Nigeria so as not to answer "terrorist" with Mutallab and his kinsmen who believe that they are born to rule and kill. A disintegrated Nigeria will deny the Jihardists the "oil money" and thus weaken their ability to pursue the terrorism agenda.

In this Naira land, any keen obeserver will see that those sympathetic to the emmerging republics are happy with what America has done so far.

As for me, I pray that they will bakc this action with serious sanctions. Our freedom from the opressors is around the corner.

Omo, you get mouth oh ! Haba na only you fit talk this kan one,
But on a serious note i dey feel your yarn abeg !

Jarus:





IN-BETWEEN:
BECOMMRICH: I'm still wondering what is wrong with the guy.

Laugh wan kill me die for here !

Knight1:

I've decided to expatiate a little
Winners
1. Unilorin 49, as i said earlier
2. Gani Fawehinmi- even in death shows that a good name is far better than Turai's billions
3. Babatunde Fashola- accolades just continue to pour in
4. Goodluck Jonathan- the last few weeks have shown that he z a man of character

Losers
1. Nigeria- Two bombing attempts in two weeks ( superscreen and mutallab), Ekiti election, Power generation failure, Fuel scarcity, Yar'adua going AWOL, AGF's CONSISTENT folly, twas a mega bad year for Nigeria
2. Dora Akunyili- in my opinion, whatever reputation she got for her work @ NAFDAC has , gone with the wind
3. Fayemi- has to go to court again for his mandate
4. Judicature/Judiciary- they should have been on the list of winners save a mortal blow dealt by the infamous mercel awokhulehin and the contoversial swearing-in of the CJN( they just wanted to save the prez face)
5. AGF- he may not look like it, but he has dug a beatiful and deep grave for himself, all he has got to do this year is fall into it.
I shall return with more

Bros this your list of losers has got me rolling on the floor with Laughter . LOL ! How could i have forgotten ,

Sunny_bobo:

For supporting the a terrorist and hence terrorism, Kosovo has lost the moral ground to be a moderator. I therefore call on all Nairalanders to register their protests here while calling on Seun to take action immediately.

This is the link to the post where he showed sympathy to a terrorist and potential mass murderer.

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-375140.0.html#msg5240998

@ Sunny_bobo

What not simply shut your trap and go get a Life,

kokoA:

Losers:

1. Micheal Andooka (The dullest attorney general so far)

2. Dora Akunyili (Lost her integrity)

3. Sacked Bank MDs (I don't have any Nigerian as my role model again, thanks to them)

4. Bode George (A sacred cow turned cursed cow)

5. Federal government of Nigeria (Failed to keep to their promise of 600Mgwatts)

Winners:

1. Charles Soludo (Against all odds)

2. Festus Keyamo and Federal high court (For putting Bode George where he rightly belongs)

3. Niger delta militants (At last they got away)

4. ASUU (Finally, an agreement is signed)

5. Nuhu Ribadu and Nasir El'Rufai (Still free men)

@ kokoA

God bless your kind heart for reminding me of the highlighted unforgettables.

onye_ngbu:

Nigerians and this 'thief' mentality sef.
Any politician we dont agree with is a thief.

rapjunkie:

"Do for Love" (Originally titled 'Sucka 4 Luv' in its unreleased form) was the second posthumously released single by Tupac Shakur from his first posthumous album R U Still Down? (Remember Me). [b]The vocal sample is from "What You Won't Do for Love" by Bobby Caldwell [/b]but the song actually rechopped J Dilla's production on a remix of the The Pharcyde's track Y?, and his name was omitted from the production credits. It charted at #21 on the Billboard Hot 100. The video contained Tupac as a clay figure and a cartoon figure; this song also uses a quote from Sir Walter Scott ("O, what a tangled web we weave".

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

I now agree that indeed Wikipedia does gets its facts wrong sometimes.

That was the vocal of Eric Williams of Blackstreet used for the hook,undeniable and unmistakable. Agreed that Bobby Caldwell was the original performer of the song What You Won't Do for Love.

By the way 1998 was a good year for hiphop music