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PoliticsRe: World Bank Presidency: Obama Rejects Iweala Nominates Jim Yong Kim by Vergil: 6:29pm On Mar 23, 2012
emmysam2: Am not surprised about Obama's nomination. Ngozi Iweala may have the credentials & credibility for the job(and perhaps be the top notch for the job), but it doesnt work that way! There are more to International politics than mere sentiments and rhetorics. The World Bank Presidency job is a big, big positon. Diverse economic interests are at staked. Just maybe the Developed countries are willing to concede the position to an "Emerging Economy" but definitely not to any country that they believe cannot protect "the interests at Stake". Ngozi Iweala has an uphill task contending for the prestigeous job. Even if she doesnt get the job, it is noteworthy to acknowledge it in the anals of history that she was credible enough to be nominated. I stroongly wish her a big success at this Herculean ambition!
There are loads other people credible for the Job. Heads of Business schools, other Finance ministers, senior staffs at World Bank itself etc.

Personally, I think its better she doesn't get nominated. She herself aint as "good/fair" as we thought she'd be. Read a lot about her and her brother (brother I think). She's loving the money and wants more. This is not about patriotism or wot not. You lot going on like she should get it, how on earth would it reaaally affect ur lives?
I'm yet to see what she's reaaally doing in her current ministerial post. Obasonjo spotted some "crookedness" in her, when he sacked her under his regime. Etc. B4 some of you go on to say, nobody is clean in posts like these. Well, she's from a developing country, she aint done shiit to develop the country. And don't quote or mention achievements that involved other prominent nigerian citizens.
It would have been nice tho if Kim wasn't based in the US. But now one can say... oh well, its politics after all.
BusinessRe: Porsche Targets Rich Nigerians' Love For Luxury by Vergil: 10:54am On Mar 22, 2012
Ignatio: 593,000 bottles of champagne in a year. Nigerians are drunks shocked.
Why do we keep acting stupid? Buying things that we can't get full satisfaction from because of our poor infrastructures. Smh
Exactly! Pot holes etc

werepeLeri: Lagos is far behind Abuja these days - even before Porsche
opened shop in Lagos - these cars are seen on the fine
streets of Abuja on a daily basis, so whats the biggie about
it? Omo, if you are blessed, why wont you show it? Dont mind
the poor lazy folks who think it is bad to drive a Porsche,
when you see them on the street, knock em down, for real.
KUDOS to Porsche.
So those politicians and bribe collectors are "blssed" with d nairas yh??
BusinessRe: Porsche Targets Rich Nigerians' Love For Luxury by Vergil: 9:01pm On Mar 21, 2012
Think this is bad. It shows how dumb some nigerians are. Surely people must see there's something not just right here. It's like saying Porsche should go to Eritrea, Somalia etc. Where majority of the population are living in poverty.
It's almost like saying, Porsche really don't give a sh*t about you lot. But, then again, as a business, will they ever.
This is clearly, 100% ostentatious. Since no infrastructure that would complement the car. Compared with those abroad, where roads are good, people live better lives etc.
Can't really explain. Its like they are encouraging people to spend on goods that aren't really needed YET in Nigeria. Cayenne, I understand, useful 4x4. But 911...nah? Plan your route...why bother?
21mill...when the majority (not the minority) are looking for couple of thousands.
Can just see the Porsche guys just laughing to the bank and the sensible bosses, shaking their heads.
Like to imagine how much the maintenance would be too.

If ALL the roads in Nigeria was bad, people would still buy it.

Leeching of a country in a sorry state and you lot are smiling.
BusinessRe: Porsche Targets Rich Nigerians' Love For Luxury by Vergil: 8:59pm On Mar 21, 2012
Hmm
ComputersRe: 'Inye': Made In Nigeria Tablet PC By Saheed Adepoju by Vergil: 12:54am On Mar 18, 2012
Nigerian s!!!!

Anyway, I understand sha!
While u lot are "jubilating" read this..:

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RomanceRe: Yoghurt In His House: The Perfect Date! by Vergil: 7:16pm On Mar 15, 2012
Actually, for real tho. Are we reaally taking this serious? No need for a poll 2bh.

Out of curiosity tho.

@rukiatu
How would you have felt if your hubby did that to you on ur first date? Since u kno now u luv him so much
RomanceRe: Yoghurt In His House: The Perfect Date! by Vergil: 5:59pm On Mar 15, 2012
@freecocoa: onye oma emeka,so where is it
written that something must be offered
on a first date or date for that matter?he
offered her yogurt which is even very
good for the body and she's thinking of
not going for a 2nd date cos of that,what
does that spell to you?maybe he should
have offered her a bucket of chicken
\chips and help her gain 10 pounds before
another date,that way she'll know he's
rich and capable.mscheew.
You clearly are a smart girl. Seriously! Most girls should be like you.

ayosmiles(m):
At this stage i believe d gal shld focus on d
guys attitude nd personality rather than
his money or wht he gives her. Many naija
gals make dis mistake nd make naija guys
get deliberately stingy. Yoghurt aint even a
bad idea. Wht if if he just invited u to view
d stars nd d moon with him on a date.
Tell them! You girls that want a proper guy/relationship/hubby. Listen n learn! You'd be respected more this way.

mykejones: I honestly don't get why
some fellas are reigning insults on the
girl. Some even went as far as calling her
a gold digger.
What's her crime?
Even if she came frm a poor home and all
that,why would a guy offer her a mere
yogurt on a visit? Not even a visit,a date
sef!

And someone asked why she went to his
house...i can bet my Bottom U've done
worse dan she did on ur first date!
Op..tel her to try d 2nd date jare. He
might even decide to offer her pure water
sef.
My candid advice...tell her to lower her
expectation. If she does,she'l neva eva be
dissapointed in anyone and in anytin.
Goodluck..again!
No offence, but you messed up there. You sound like dem guys that started/encouraged all this "cash/must spend on me" mentality that has and is still infecting all these nige girls.
Not saying is bad to dine her n all. Thing is, d sh*t aint mandatory. Heck, d girl shudnt be expecting it. Reasonable/wifey material/ cute girls won't.
RomanceRe: Yoghurt In His House: The Perfect Date! by Vergil: 12:07pm On Mar 15, 2012
Yep!
Haven't got a word to describe this. But, she's childish, immature all in 1. Hope my guy don't bother on a 2nd date.
Heck, hope he offers her lollipop only on the second date and hope she explodes out of rage. Then she'd loose out big time! Sheez! She obv wanted pondo n egusi soup or dumb chinese...plzzzzz

And, there deffo was nothing inviting her over to his place. Some guys have actually transcended from having to shag every single pussy that walks into their house. Actually enjoy chatting sometime.

Pissed cos of yogurt....smh & kmt !lool!

By d way, wud be nice not to tell these girls if it really was a test or not lol! So we'd still be able to filter dem "cow milk suckers" efficiently. Ya grab?!
Jobs/VacanciesCharities And Alike? by Vergil(op): 9:19am On Mar 07, 2012
Right,
 Not sure if this is the right section on the forum to be posting this. But, I'm looking to volunteer for any charity-like organisation. Kinda got loads of time and just chillin doing nothing, esp since no proper paid job yet.  Does anybody know of any? Especially around isolo. Don't mind going further than Isolo, but on the condition they pay my daily transport fare, cos heeey manz low on naira atm.
RomanceRe: Nigerian Girls Love Money More Than True Love? by Vergil: 9:05pm On Feb 29, 2012
It is funny. But, even though I don't want to generalise. It is true, but not in all cases. But it is true with the overwhelming majority of (black) girls (in Nigeria anyway. And 2bh, quite less abroad).
To do a quick check, when you're bored - obviously. Try add a number of girls online. Talk to them, some you would be able to spot a mile away, when they start telling you stories of how they aren't around, and they haven't got much transport money. Continue the convo, pretending to be a novice that's really interested, yet driving at the point. And you'd start reading lines saying, "send me recharge cards of the transport worth" or "send to this acc no.). Others would meet, from stories I've heard and go to "Point and Kill" and make use of their fingers loads to point lol!
While I'm very much aware, a number of guys pretend to be girls online to get money, most girls are deffo in it.
Bottom line is, its all part of the hustle, their own version.
Dating And Meet-up ZoneRe: Nice Lady Looking For A Hook Up by Vergil: 2:01pm On Feb 28, 2012
Or s/he is trying to get credit from your calls. Think etisalat and glo does it. Call the number and they get minutes.

Ooh power of pumpum.
Jobs/VacanciesRe: Oando Plc Examination by Vergil: 6:02am On Feb 16, 2012
Oando? Really? Did they put out a vacancy ad in the first place?

To answer ur qstns: Soz, dunno about the tests.
Jobs/VacanciesCbn Vacancies. Legit Or Fake? by Vergil(op): 5:59am On Feb 16, 2012
Ok,
So you guys have probably been seeing the CBN job vacancy ads. Question is, is it legit or a scam?
I ask, because on the official CBN website, no vacancy. But these company called "Nextzone" or something have really put in effort coming up with these long list of vacant post available and are requesting pple send their CVs. Tried calling the land line they provided. But it was a "number is not recognised or or wrong number msg (along that line), I kept getting.
So, is this a legit ad?

Cheers
CultureRe: Igbos, Will You Marry An Osu? by Vergil: 5:27am On Feb 16, 2012
@ak47maan and nri prriest.
Guy!!!! What was wrong with what she said? I'm curious please!
  She said she'd happily sleep with/marry the guys from that "tribe"(if that's a word for it. You know what I mean. Don't mean to disrespect, feel like manz walking on eggshells here).
  So yh, pls do point out what she said in that statement that was rude, ok. Maybe it was cos she said "do"? Which shouldn't be enough to get pissed over.


And to some girl saying "igbos shouldn't wash their linens in public" (think that's what she meant, dunno). Give me a break. Sheeez. Aren't we all nigerians? If its a bad thing or something you're ashamed of, there's no need to be embarrassed about that stuff 2bh. It just happened to be part of (some) Igbo culture. Every body/nigerian should know about every culture, good or bad 2bh. Be free, chat all.

And to the guy (nri prriest?), calling pple cowards. For not saying where they were from. Well, me is from Lagos, Nigeria [L.G: Lekki (well, next to lekki, but you wouldn't know the place, let alone heard of it)].
One Love y'all!

By the way, first time hearing about this. Learnt something new about nige. Still like to learn Igbo tho. Biko!
CultureRe: The Future Of Igbo Highlife Music by Vergil: 2:37am On Feb 11, 2012
Ah! These guys must be good. How come we don't hear them on TV? Haven't heard of any of them, except Oliver de coque and Bracket (the young guy yh?).
Only heard of Sunny Ade, Ebenezer Obey, Shina Peters, IK Dairo (think he was knighted by t queen) etc. Juju n Fuji music, which I must say, sounds good too. Some funny, some gospel, uplifting, wise-man lyrics etc.
Would deffo be googling these artists, you guys have made mention of, sometime.
RomanceRe: The Worst Things You Have Done To Your Chasers Or Toasters When They Approach U? by Vergil: 11:58pm On Feb 10, 2012
Nah, but on a level. You girls shud be appreciating those guys coming up to you, the so called "chasers", cos when they stop, Need I say more?

Seen a number of girls who let these whole attitude get them swollen headed, then down the line, they find out they get pushed to the side by the younger, fresher girls. These girls eventually become the "chasers".

Once watched a program on BBC, kinda like a documentary. Where some african royal made a comment I thought, "fuk, true and mean". All mixed in onne. He said, "Men are like wine, women are like milk, one gets better with age, the other doesn't".

Point is, be nice, smile and be respectful. It helps you subconsciously. Trusssss!
RomanceRe: Can You Marry A Virgin Man ? by Vergil: 11:33pm On Feb 10, 2012
Is it me or are some guys on her getting kinda turrned on by some girls comments on here. I sure am lol!

This best not be read in a weird way lol

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