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Education › Re: EBSU Admissions 2013/2014 by vivalavida(m): 10:30pm On Jul 31, 2013
When is the direct entry list coming out? Any idea?
Phones › Badoo Download by vivalavida(op): 4:47pm On Jul 31, 2013
Please does Nokia symbian Phones support symbian download?
Politics › Re: Fashola Provides Skill Training For Hawkers by vivalavida(m): 3:27pm On Jul 28, 2013
berem: lol! you dey craze o! grin
Make i PM you now
Politics › Re: Fashola Provides Skill Training For Hawkers by vivalavida(m): 1:34pm On Jul 28, 2013
bankyblue: All those big f**l that was calling for the head of BRF, where re u
Now?

Is only in lagos that u will see a ogbo commissioner,

is only in Lagos u will see an igbo lady rule the state for 24hours,

Is only in lagos u will see the Governor pay the medical bill of an igbo lady

Is only in lagos u will see the governor trying to better the igbo guys life on the st

I wish ur weak, selfish, and good for nothing governor in SE can
Do something gud for u like this.

GOD bless u BRF
GOD bless u Lagos
GOD bless u Nigeria
Gov Orji Uzor Kalu made a yoruba man a special advisor back then oo in 1999
Politics › Re: Fashola Provides Skill Training For Hawkers by vivalavida(m): 1:23pm On Jul 28, 2013
berem: what proof do you have that the boys in the lab are mostly Yorubas?
The deep ehtnic tribal lines so deeply etched and engraved on their faces
Politics › Re: Fashola Provides Skill Training For Hawkers by vivalavida(m): 1:06pm On Jul 28, 2013
9icest: atleast, hes giving your ppl hope. what has your OBI, and ORJI dont for all of you?
You yoruba bigots are the ones that need his hope giving. I don't even undertand what you folks mean by igbo beggar abi destitute bcoz that shit dont occur amongst people from the south-east. We are proud people and families always take care of their own. We have managed to carve a niche for ourselves both in education and in buisness. The average igbo man hustles to survive. Equate that with the hordes of yoruba youths @ every bustop in lagos wearing uniforms of different colours,chasing buses with canes in their hands and u will know the people who needs his hope. One thing i have come to discover is that the yorubas are the least travelled of all ethnic groups in Nigeria. This can be wholly atrributed to their well noted cowardice and fear. When i served in Ogun state,i was wondering if it was a yoruba land. The camp was so filled with yoruba folks. Igbos travel. U can neva see an igbo man contented with sitting down in one place. We have this adventurous streak and that is what breeds our success. Lagos is what it is today because of the conbined efforts of Nigerians and mostly the igbos. Whether you wanna believe or not,this is a FACT. Travel round and u will see that the eastern Nigeria is not what u bigots take it to be. U dont see agberos are bustops here or touts blocking streets with planks to collect money.
NYSC › Re: The Importance Of NCCF to corpers by vivalavida(m): 12:29pm On Jul 28, 2013
Mehn ma NCCF papa really liked me. Wated to covert me by all means but da spirit resisted. Lol.He calls me from time to time almost 3yrs afta service. Big-ups to u Papa uche. Loved the comraderie in da NCCF sha.
The NACC was filled wif fucktards. It was common knowledge that the papa was even kpanshing da mama. But da mama waist set die. Wont blame da papa.

Proudly Ogun state 09 batch C
Food › Re: What Happened To MR BIGGS? by vivalavida(m): 4:04pm On Jul 27, 2013
I happened to have managed an eatery Mr Fans in calabar. So i am talking based on experience. Running an eatery buisness in Nigeria is hellish. It is like u against the world. People love new places. So u discover that when an eatery opens,u have people flocking down to that place to checkout what they have. The problems starts creeping in one by one. One is inability to maintain standard. Once your standard starts dropping so also will your customer base. Then basic amenities like power aint provided so you have to power the place. In Mr Fans where i managed,we spend #10,000 everyday to power the place. you couple this with the various taxes you have to pay,the buisness off peak periods like this rainy season,low purchasing power,high cost of production materials and a lot of other factors.So it is not jst Mr Biggs. A lot of eateries are dying gradually.
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Modotel Hotels Now Rockview Hotels In Some State Capital Like Owerri Recruiting by vivalavida(m): 10:11pm On Jul 26, 2013
Fizix,modotel exists in owerri. Now changed to rockview hotel. It is a 3 star hotel. So dont just conclude young man
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Current Vacancies In The Institute Of Human Virology, Nigeria (IHVN) 2013 by vivalavida(m): 3:29pm On Jul 26, 2013
I am a microbiologist. Also studied oracle sever and database management alongside UNIX solaris 10G @ NIIT and am certified. Guess i should apply too. Buh i have limited work xperience.hmmmm. Lemme try data manager
Phones › Re: Blackberry Email Account by vivalavida(m): 1:48pm On Jul 24, 2013
Pm me so i can send u a mail on how to go about it
Celebrities › Re: Wizkid's girlfriend VS Davido's girlfriend who is Hotter? by vivalavida(m): 4:36pm On Jul 21, 2013
Davido's chic looks like that sonia la bomb girloo
Culture › Re: 10 Things Ghanaians Know About Nigerians by vivalavida(m): 12:29am On Jul 20, 2013
Druid abeg forget all this one wey u dey form. No come dey claim peace man here. This lil dudes with no parental control be running their mouth here since yesterday. Make dem go to hell. Even the fucking royal pearl is just a double edged sword. Preachn peace and stoking he fire gradually.
Mehn make all of una go burn. Anyway una don black finish. Na only kill the fire go kill una. Ya skin don already roast. To hell wif anyfin ghana. Nfollowing so i wont see the nonsense pple like banku,petrodollar and the lots will spew from dia unbrushed mouth. I wish promzy died from dat fall.
Culture › Re: 10 Things Ghanaians Know About Nigerians by vivalavida(m): 12:23am On Jul 20, 2013
So that man preaching about legalising gay came to gaynaian and ur bragging to us?
Shyt!!!
Culture › Re: 10 Things Ghanaians Know About Nigerians by vivalavida(m): 11:07pm On Jul 19, 2013
Time to unfollow the thread b4 this ashanti kids stain me. Have never seen such touts in my life b4. Bunch of E-spies trying to pull a Snowden on us naija boiz.
Will drop this fav Naija diss to ghana b4 i go: y'll are black coz ya mama's breast milk is dark like engine oil.

And since u all are so fixated on Naija,ama splash the colour on ya face wif dis pix (green,white and green)

Goodnight shadows

Culture › Re: 10 Things Ghanaians Know About Nigerians by vivalavida(m): 6:58pm On Jul 19, 2013
In other news Ghanaian actresses have refused to learn. Despite what Inyanya did to Yvone abi weavon nelson,Nadia Buhari sorry buari have stuck to the original Naija bad boi Jim Iyke.
This should make u dimwits know that if your celebrities cant get enough dose of the nigerian brothers despite the terrible heartbreak that awaits them, then those nameles nanas with just a fine face and big bootie will do so too. Moreover girls tend to copy themselves a lot especially the up and doing ones.
Have any Ghanaian male celeb shagged a naija celeb b4? I need answers from da ghanaian brothers
Culture › Re: 10 Things Ghanaians Know About Nigerians by vivalavida(m): 6:45pm On Jul 19, 2013
Collynoz u too baaaaad. See so much fuckery committed in ghana. I think say na south africa Bleep pass sef (na wetin nadia_Sa tell me).
Nna mehn,virgin no dey that akwaba land again. All the nana dia have been perused by dicks,fingers,sticks,coke bottles,plantain,cucumbers,rapist,armed robbers,priests,juju men just name it.
Choi!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Culture › Re: 10 Things Ghanaians Know About Nigerians by vivalavida(m): 4:42pm On Jul 19, 2013
Collynoz,rigormortis,emmanuel, pls it is ok. Let us stop here. Royal pearl,mis_3v3,petrodollar banku&tilapia, it is ok. We all had fun. I am a nigerian and i need ghanaian friends. We cant just banter @ each other all day here. We can still bcome pals. U neva can tell,we might meet each other somewhere in life. Anyone interested can pm me or send me a mail @ neptunes211@yahoo.com, fllw on twitter @sleazyud. PLEASE,LET US BE IN PEACE
Culture › Re: 10 Things Ghanaians Know About Nigerians by vivalavida(m): 4:10pm On Jul 19, 2013
rigormortis: i dont blame you, i blame your mama for opening her fetid puccci so dat your drunk father can spill his alcohol diluted sperm into her smelly c.vnt and infect the world with you, your father couldnt afford a condom?...come to think of it i think he uesd a condom, you must be the product of a leaking condom from a one night stand in a refuse dump
Nwanne,this punch is worth 10 points. Choi!!! U hit da nail on da head
http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/artikel.php?ID=279925
Culture › Re: 10 Things Ghanaians Know About Nigerians by vivalavida(m): 1:14pm On Jul 19, 2013
True @ Emmanuel. I have cuzns and friends who have schooled in Ghana and they have one thing in common ------> They couldn't pass the jamb examinations and time was going. We send the worst of our pre-tertiary education prospects down there to @least get some education.
Look around the world,surf the web and read your newspapers and you will see Nigerians doing great things in all sphere's of life. From wole soyinka being a Nobel leaurate to The late Achebe being described as the father of African literature to Dr Philip Emegwali,the power-house behind microsoft. Bet ghanains have heared of Ngozi okonjo-iweala and Oby ezekwesili and the post they held @ world bank. The cannes award held like a week back had 4 nigerian authors among the final 5 for the literary award and a nigerian ended up winning it. In music,2Face is recognised presently as Africa's finest and in D'koko master 'Dban',we have another huge masquerade.When it comes to peace-keeping efforts out commitment to that is unquestionable.There is no area of human endeavour that ghana comes close to Nigeria. Yea we have our issues of corruption,mis-rule etc but when push comes to push,naija is up there. Your country is the equivalent of some states in Nigeria both in geographical size and population. We are big,with numerous languages and cultures. You cant compare in anyway. If you start talking aesthetics of the country,i can give u some states in Nigeria where you can go to and in all ramifications you will think you are in a western country. Go to cross river this december and witness the biggest carnival in Africa. I even met a ghanaian girl who claimed she schools @ cambridge there last year. She travelled all the way from UK for the carnival. Go to states like akwa-ibom,abuja and owerri. Visit lagos and experience the city with the largest pool of languages. I can go on and on about my country. I even understand where all the hating is coming from. This is sibling rivalry. So keep hating our brodas from da west coast abi. With all our problems,we can neva trade our being Nigerians for anything.The experience of being a nigerian is one to be cherished.

I forgot to add that ---> WE GOT SWAG
Culture › Re: 10 Things Ghanaians Know About Nigerians by vivalavida(m): 11:06am On Jul 19, 2013
Cusubaba: Hahahaha.... Ur a big liar! Fool, what are u enjoying in Tamale in Northern Region of Ghana when 80% of Northern children are street hockers in Accra. Ashanti people from southern part of Ghana called people from northern(Tamale) part of Ghana '' PEPEYI'' meaning poor, slaves and primitive people. Fool, there is no 1 company in the three Northern part of Ghana i.e Northern region, Upper region and Upper west region. Upper East region capital Bolgatanga is a typical village with only one tire road, the only road that lead to Navarango to Burkina Faso. Upper West region capital Wa is not even upto a village, is a typical bush. Northern Region capital Tamala where Ghana bleaching face president John Mahama come from is only the city in the entire northern part of Ghana that have local airport and local stadium but with out any single company. In Northern region of Ghana( Tamale) there is no road from Tamale to Bole where Ghana bleaching face president John Mahama come from. There is no road from Tamale to Yedi and Bibila where Ghana former vice president Aliyu Mahama come from. In Upper East region of Ghana, there is no road from Bolgatanga to Wa where Ghana University of Development Studies located. There is no road from Bolgatanga to Bawku where Ghana have border with Togo in northern part. In Upper West region, there is no road from Wa to Hamele where Ghana also have another border with Burkina Faso. There is also no road from Wa to zuwarugu where Ghana Gold mine located in North. Pls fool, stop spreading liars. Ghana don't have any constant electricity and every offices, network mass, big business, banks, manufacturing companies and rich people in Ghana have and used generators every day. Listen fool, my 3 years working with a Nigeria company in Ghana that instoring Glo Network in the whole Ghana have open my eyes to know that Ghana is nothing but a glorified village. Ghana is a typical village to compare with Senegal and Ivory Coast in West African. Ghana is a country build with liars, propaganda and hypocrites, hatred and enviness. The only good place in Ghana are East Legon in Accra where 1000s of Nigerians live and Sprintex road in Accra where TB Joshua build his Church in Ghana, the rest of Ghana are glorified typical villages.
Choi!!!! This is finishing mode
Culture › Re: 10 Things Ghanaians Know About Nigerians by vivalavida(m): 10:58am On Jul 19, 2013
[quote author=Royal^Pearl^]My brother this your signature of urs. I think its best you go and find YN[/quote]Lol,that's just a music dear. Signatures dont show a persons character
Culture › Re: 10 Things Ghanaians Know About Nigerians by vivalavida(m): 1:34am On Jul 19, 2013
Mehn this ghana kids are so fixated on Nigeria. How come this niggies knw so many places and names of folks and yet they havent even visited. one even called elrufai. I doubt if any Nigerian knows any minister in ghana. We dont have that kinda time. You guys should be lucky times have changed. Had it been twas in those days when kingdoms go to war and annex the smaller kingdoms around them,naija would have consumed togo,ghana and cameroun. It aint late yet. We can still do to you folks what china is doing to taiwan
Culture › Re: 10 Things Ghanaians Know About Nigerians by vivalavida(m): 1:11am On Jul 19, 2013
[quote author=Royal^Pearl^]lol since when have i insulted the Giant of Africa. Please go and read my comments very well. If you want to use your "moderator" status to ban me for doing absolutelty nothing while others are saying a lot worse then do so.I won't cry amd i surely will not die.[/quote]I am a Nigerian buh young lady i like u and the way u put your point across. I only disagree with you on your comparing Nigeria with USA or china based on population size. Naija is still a 3rd world country sister. I sent u a Pm. Holla back
Culture › Re: 10 Things Ghanaians Know About Nigerians by vivalavida(m): 5:43pm On Jul 18, 2013
Op,you have just been meeting igbo folks. Yoruba's and hausa's dont possess some of those qualities listed. Yoruba's run when they see a fight. Hausa's don hustle. They live a ba kwumi lifestyle.
But we igbo's,we hustle hard,we fight if neccessary,we outsmart,con and even 419 anything on our way to eldorado.
Politics › Re: Coscharis Warehouse On Fire In Lagos by vivalavida(m): 5:29pm On Jul 18, 2013
Don Demu Shey na igbo man the guy be? IDGF then...

Quit hating bro.Not our fault your folks don have the kinda entrepreneurial spirit those of us east of the Niger possess
Politics › Rivers State Crisis Started Four Years Ago - Patience Jonathan by vivalavida(op): 10:56pm On Jul 17, 2013
Rivers crisis started four years ago, says First Ladyon July 17, 2013 at 6:44 pm in News
Abuja -The First Lady, Mrs Patience Jonathan, said in Abuja on Wednesday that she had committed the ongoing crisis in Rivers to prayer and that crisis started as far back as four years ago.
Rivers has been embroiled in a political crisis which culminated in a free for all at the House of Assembly last week, with some members injured.
*Patience Jonathan
Jonathan said this during a courtesy visit to the Presidential Villa by 16 bishops from the South-South geo-political zone.
“Rivers state issue is one thing I’ve committed to prayer because I believe there is nothing God cannot do. God restored me and I’ll do His work without the fear of man.
“The truth will always remain the truth and what God ordains must come to pass and so Rivers issue is something we’ve handed over to God.’’
The president’s wife said contrary to some reports, she had always mediated between Gov. Chibuike Amaechi and other parties in a crisis that began four years ago.
“This matter started as far back as four years ago at Anyugubiri in Okrika when I begged him not to demolish a part of Okrika but (that he should) dialogue first with the people.
“After that incident, he called the chairman of Okrika (local government) and sacked him for holding a reception in our honour; that boy was the first victim.
“He also put my people on curfew for nine months. I called him and pleaded with him but he refused. Then I began to hear all sort of propaganda in the media against me; this is not the way.
“I’ve never spoken about this issue but as men of God, I believe you’ll say the truth always because there are a lot of conflicting interests; some will hear one thing and say the exact opposite.
“I also want you to know the genesis of this problem and pray that God touches Amaechi’s heart as per his hot temper because when two elephants fight, it is the grass that suffers.’’
Jonathan urged the parties involved in the crisis to help to resolve issues plaguing the state and not “whip up sentiments that will aggravate the problem.
“I appeal to Amaechi to sheathe his sword so that we can defend our state and this country with love,unity, patriotism and truth at all time.
“Hebrews 12:14 urges us to embrace peace with all men without which, we cannot see God.
“Amaechi is my son, I cannot fight him and I cannotkill him. He shouldn’t be used by outsiders against his own blood because this seat is vanity.
“One day, no matter how long it takes, we will leave this seat. Power is not forever. This seat is vanity, others sat here and left so one day I’ll also leave and we will meet at home; so why should I fight him?
“Let’s take it easy, face issues, leave non-existent matters, stop magnifying lies and respect our leaders and people in authority. Let’s give peace a chance,’’ she said.
Earlier, Bishop God-Do-Well Awomapara, Chairman, Niger Delta Bishops Forum, who led the delegation, said the visit was significant “in view of emerging situations in our region.
“We are on a quest to unravel the mysteries surrounding the Rivers issue and mediate where necessary.’’ (NAN)

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/07/rivers-crisis-started-as-far-back-as-four-years-ago-says-first-lady/

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