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hmnn. . .i see another 12 page thread in the making

why will anybody want to steal a condolence register?. . . its not exactly a romantic novel

except of course, to forge signatures of high ranking officials!

i bet the register is at Oluwole already- ------"Men at work"

tkb417:
yeah, igbo gurls dey fine no be lie but have[b] u seen fulani chics[/b]?

u go holla

hmnnn. . . the man called TKB 417

i heard a new girls hostel is about to be named after you

Missy B:
It takes only a wise person with a fine nature to apologise when wrong. Well done!!

I hope Deep Soul sees this.

lol, isn't it obvious? that poster is just looking for some cheap internet affair

you really think after the dude typed all those insulting words, he went back home and became sober?

He's just playing the ol'game!. . .something i did back in high school. . . ."insult a chic, afterwards, apologize, then become friends, and end up under the sheets"

lol. . .i might be wrong tho, he coulda been drunk when he was banging his keyboards, hurling those insulting words!

Are all these the pointless "rules" you keep and then go around creating threads and stalking seun to release you?

Seun is just a troublesome fella, I'm not going to warn him again about his spam bot, next time my actions will be really devastating!

@Poster:

what a wussy!

first rule: never apologize

Second rule: never apologize

third rule: never forget the first two!

Sibams:
Why the name calling?

name calling?

Are you saying the poster is not an ídiot?

Pray tell, how do you define an ídiot?

so dis kid is still in Cyber Cafe, go home Arrow, mama needs your help in da kitchen, i wonder people stalking me the Almighty odiaero the palm wine tapper around

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pro01:
Yet another reason why "I'm so paranoid about marriage". Women get themselves involved in all kinds of excreta - accepting favours of all kinds from all kinds of men. . .for which they MUST pay back in kind. Before you know it you'd marry a woman whose loyalty belongs to 'something' in 200 trousers out there - ranging from her boss(es) to pastors, lecturers, pimps, generous neigbour, car dealer, 'uncles', 'family friends', the list goes on and on. And the scary part is that you may never find out that she's doing such dirt, or that the basterd child(ren) ain't really yours! This is crazy excreta.

nice one boss!

RoadStar:
I think having a masters in economics or any finance degree for that matter makes you over qualified to be a CBN governor.
Lets face it we do not have an exactly sophisticated economy.
All we do is sell oil and distribute the money amongst a few.

Sanusi is right afterall because I was taught in elementary school that a bank is for depositing money and that alone.
So his only function will always be to protect depositor funds.

Well done Sanusi !

Well your elementary school teachers taught you well, its only a pity you have chosen to resort in cynical approaches to elaborate your point.

What my elementary school teachers taught me is that a bank is for depositing money and borrowing money. . . like it or not, this is the most basic form of a bank's responsibility----credit intermediation.

Depositors are debt holders, and one of the very first responsibilities of the CBN governor is to ensure that their rights are protected, else, he'd be doing a lot of explanation to a 70 year old pensioner on why his hard earned savings disappeared due to lack of ethical practices from the very people who were entrusted with this funds.

Depositors funds drive the economy {if you dont think so, read up on history of bank runs and you'd see how economies got drawn into recessions just because depositors panicked}

so yes, the CBN governors first assignment {Regulation} is to ensure that these funds are well protected. . . setting fiscal policies and all other stuff is just a way of either stimulating an expansion or reducing inflationary effects. . . . but if banks suffer insolvency, there won't be much of an economy left to stimulate.

Many folks are still not being realistic here

I don't see myself going out with someone who is not well learned, especially with some form of tertiary education.

There are so many things a tertiary education builds in an individual, not just books!

what exactly is the point to this thread?

Now this is what i call being in deep shít!

She better start saving up for the rainy days to come, cos its gon rain on her like the days of Noah!

daylae:
Violent! Can't you see am on it already. . .anyway,there's room for two.

ah!, no mate, i think i'd pass on this. . . i don't wanna be caught pants down with the palm wine tapper's chic!.

blinkysp:
mishael hack is a common thief beware of his imaginary software i paid him for some set of software wen he got d money he stoped pikin my callz wen i used anoda no to call him u cant imagine d lil thief was shoutin at me n drop d phone on me i dont want anoda nigerian to fall a victim
07035393286
08066431162
oceanic bank
29900010142240
amos mishael
07067000791

sorry mate, but i don't see how this answers "who is iice"!

Sorry mate, Odiero is busy, this picture was taken about 20 minutes ago.

Meanwhile, let's keep each other company, while he's away for the night climbing trees!

Things were going fine until I discovered he was my brother, 

things were going fine, until she introduced me to her sister

nayef:
i was very close to a sec. school girl when i was in nigeria,she lives close to my house, though we never had intimacy.I was helping her out financially because she came from a dead poor family. At the said time,i had feelings for her. Am now 25 and she is 20
later,i left Nigeria and was still very well in touch with her and was still helping her financially.Now she is in her second year in the university, am still taking care of her and we talk almost everyday. Other things equal, i intend to marry her. i strongly think she has feelings for me and i really love her. I intend to come back this year after 5 years and see things myself. Am I doing the right thing, or just being a mug? is she hanging on just because of the help she gets from me?

It depends, does she ask you for money, or do you dish it out to her willingly?

edoyad:
@marvix you're contradicting yourself. Do you think corruption only refers to accepting and giving bribes ? What about getting appointed to a position inspite of not being qualified to hold that office ? So because one doesn't accept bribes but still goes ahead to accept becoming an economics lecturer in a University his uncle V.C. , though he only has  a B A in yoruba language that to you is not corruption.

It's quite worrisome how you relate degree qualification with corruption.

Shouldn't we be looking at work experience, leadership qualities, etc etc, when talking about qualifications rather than base it all on degree?

As a BA Yoruba Language holder, if i'm confident that having spent 10 years dealing with real macroeconomic and microeconomic issues what makes you think me accepting the position of an economics lecturer is tantamount to being corrupt?


All over the world,

Mathematics graduate teach finance.

English graduates work in Mergers and Acquisition deals

Engineering graduates hold top positions at the World Bank

and hey, here is the catch, these guys excel better than their counterparts who actually studied the main course!

You gotta love Joey!

The dude allowed Gusau to speak his folly to the public, with the ilks of NaijaKing screaming[i] "whatever Gusau says, the federal government says"
[/i], how fóolish they must feel right now.

I told em {NaijaKing and others}, yes i did. . . i told em!. . . . you shouldn't listen to the rantings of an army staff who has been found mired within the murky waters of bribery and scandals. . . . but to my naive friends, "he's the NSA, his duties are directly related to banking, he speaks for the president. . bla bla bla". . hear this, a slowpoke even went further to argue that "he's got more data on banking than the CBN governor" . . seriously?

dayokanu:
Odiaero

No mind dem, Abeg where can i get fermented 3 days palm wine in the EUR/JPY market dont tell me I have to ask foresttrader.com.

I wont mind if you can give me candlestick direction to the place

lwkmooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

There is no point taking the risk, you kids {if they turn out SS} will never forgive you for it!

190:
and why is the name of 190 not mentioned around these parts,

Never heard of him

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Deep Soul:
I opened this thread because you said "please" three times.
But omo, e too long. . .
No vex abeg. I tried.

lmao!