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Politics / Re: Useless Journalism In Nigeria (Name and Shame) by vwvw(m): 8:57pm On Oct 28, 2009
@ poster, sharrap ur dirty mouth. even if the fella failed to include the details you highlighted it doesn't in anyway mean Nigerian journalists are useless. after several Nigerian journalists have nicked awards at the international stage, .pulitzer prices,CNN awards etc and a handful have been jailed, maimed or killed in ensuring tonzos like you get HALFBAKED news. Friend do you know what the freedom of information bill is. Did you know Dele Giwa, Baguda Kaltho or Bayo Ohu, So think twice before you start to blab your mouth. one day spent in a newsroom should be adequate orientation for you in realizing what it means to hold the 4th estate of the realm
Sports / Re: Shame In Calabar by vwvw(m): 8:18pm On Oct 28, 2009
wink And i saw the game in Enugu earlier on and i wondered what's going on
Sports / Shame In Calabar by vwvw(m): 8:16pm On Oct 28, 2009
iran and colombia match suspended due to bad rain
Celebrities / Re: Hi Ya Girls Had A Fling With A Pop Star N Am Crazy Over Him Wat Should I Do, by vwvw(m): 7:24pm On Oct 28, 2009
sounds like african china
Politics / Re: Kwara State Gov. Bukola Saraki's Criminal Past Surfaces by vwvw(m): 3:36pm On Oct 28, 2009
grin oya Onovo continue this case, we need to conclude this messy business. several cases in the past where the demoniac IBB played the role of GOD
Religion / Re: Pastor Chris Oyakhilome – A Style Icon! by vwvw(m): 3:29pm On Oct 28, 2009
grin he doesn't sweat on any three piece suit. the facility is always air conditioned dude
Religion / Re: Pastor Chris Oyakhilome – A Style Icon! by vwvw(m): 11:05am On Oct 28, 2009
yeah correction, http://uspeakoutnow.. yeah i agree with the poster; a real stand-up pastor. Good looks bellied with a good message gives the gospel a ,
Politics / Re: Breaking News: Soludo’s Father Kidnapped by vwvw(m): 10:59am On Oct 28, 2009
suspect number 1 , chris uba
Crime / Re: EFCC Most Wanted Nigerians by vwvw(m): 12:59pm On Oct 27, 2009
grin grin grin
2005 till date, only 3 people. I don't seem to understand their website.

First name, Badiru Abidemi Adeyinka, just 1metre and 7centimetres tall Huh. Do they really know how tall that height is?

no pictures no figures, Its crap, absolute crap
Literature / Re-where Is My Classified by vwvw(m): 10:45am On Oct 27, 2009
whats going on here where's my post CLASSIFIED or am i moonstruck, moderator.please explain
Literature / Re: Ibkaye's Oral Story Haven by vwvw(m): 10:11am On Oct 27, 2009
great piece ibkaye but we need some real conversation, some flesh
Literature / Re: Where Do I Get Oxford Dictionary Of Quotes? by vwvw(m): 10:08am On Oct 27, 2009
ive got a dictionary of idioms and its very cool, anyway try out Encarta its very nice, although mine is an e-copy
Sports / Re: Dede Ayew (Ghana's U-20 Skipper) Denies Speaking To Pastor Joshua by vwvw(m): 10:01am On Oct 27, 2009
juff 4 laffs when the poster asked this:
@chelsea
Who is seun ?
I don't remember writing any seun on my post .
Seun is TB Josua's PA
Politics / Re: Popular Broadcaster Steve Kadiri Is Dead by vwvw(m): 9:51am On Oct 27, 2009
so sad, true talk whats happening to AIT, i hear Dokpesi owes staff 5 months pay, and he's airing u-17. By the way anyone knows Nicholas Anukanti, Nigeria fashion show, style.com, campus sumfin, the guy is dead also, sad year for broadcasting
Nairaland / General / Re: Nairaland Among 1st 200 Forums In The World! by vwvw(m): 11:47am On Oct 20, 2009
hurray and i think politics is the craziest section
Politics / Re: Who Killed Dele Giwa? by vwvw(m): 11:45am On Oct 20, 2009
wink 5 years 10 years not bad ,
bibiking1:

If i knew i wouldn't be a Nigerian

Don't spoil the whole puzzle please! The police are working frantically to un'g'ravel and bring the suspects to book. You people watch to many American films, do you think murder cases are solved in a day or three decades?? grin grin grin
angry angry angry. even Niger and sudan resolves cases faster
Politics / Re: Who Killed Dele Giwa? by vwvw(m): 8:43am On Oct 20, 2009
smiley it be like say Fela talk say na baba
Politics / Who Killed Dele Giwa? by vwvw(m): 10:29pm On Oct 19, 2009
“Immediately he saw me, he screamed in agony o ti pa mi- meaning they have killed me. I was distraught, I couldn’t stand the horror before; his entire mid-section blown away. His voice was the pained dying embers of a flame that once burnt fiery. As I dashed out of the hospital, I met Prince Tony Momoh; the Minister for Information; he was expectedly livid.”dele

He said “Gani, we will get to the bottom of this, Dele’s killers will be fished out” Tony Momoh swore.

“Barely 4 days after, Tony Momoh said this case is as good as dead” Gani brandished a browned worn-out daily, waving it frantically afterwards he paused allowing the moment sink into the consciences of a million viewers on live national TV and the Justice Chukwudifu Oputa human rights petition tribunal stands, http://connectafrica./2009/10/19/who-killed-dele-giwa/
Politics / Go Go Nigeria Go! by vwvw(m): 1:14pm On Sep 30, 2009
On the eve of Nigeria’s independence the Nigerian union of teachers downed the pen and the chalk. Across writing boards in Nigeria’s commercial hub, Lagos, there will be no learning; worsening the nation’s intellectual hiatus Nigerian universities have been on extended holidays for an unprecedented quarter of a year, UNICEF estimates that over 10 million Nigerian kids are loafing around. Nigeria’s impeccable nil social cum physical development rut has gone full cycle and is worrisome .Healthcare, security, power and governance all paint a gloomy picture of a rambunctious ogre; that is if Nigeria is still Africa’s giant. There is genuine need for CHANGE; true social penitence and reformation and not some intellectual fever pitch-moral-treatise.

On the 1st of October, in several major towns and cities in Nigeria, it will be straightaway traffic; Go, Go and Go. There will be neither crimson nor amber lights flickering stop or ready. The preferred route 1 with-no- potholes, to and fro the length and breadth of Nigeria, the green white green train of the Believers LoveWorld reach out Nigeria campaign train will snake its way through the nooks and crannies of Eko, http://connectafrica./2009/09/30/go-go-nigeria-go/
Politics / Re: Bayo Ohu, The Guardian's Reporter, Murdered by vwvw(m): 3:24pm On Sep 21, 2009
thats absolute nonsense, what bloody police report, there is no such law, a jungle called nigeria indeed the country's a jungle
Nairaland / General / Re: What Did You Spend Your Weekend Doing? by vwvw(m): 1:51pm On Sep 15, 2009
house moving and u know the works, all the roforofo tdb blisfull banging smiley smiley smiley. wobbly legs can't wait for next weekend
Politics / Re: Ribadu, Back In The Country, Visit Gani's Family. by vwvw(m): 10:11am On Sep 11, 2009
my guy, my main main guy, to hell with degenerates and recidivists like Michael Aandookaa
Sports / Re: Nigeria (2) Vs Tunisia (2) on Sunday 6th September by vwvw(m): 2:20pm On Sep 08, 2009
grin grin grin i dey vex seriously. i just hear Yobo interview. "WE COULD HAVE LOST" . On a serious note what happens to the 1 billion naira PTF fund.
Politics / Thoughts On Gani by vwvw(m): 3:57pm On Sep 05, 2009
He was often regarded as the eternal foe of every Government in power; the irremovable thorn, and perhaps one of the finest in Nigeria’s legal world. Erudite and not giving fine colourful speeches the blunt speaking Gani rose to national prominence in the late seventies when he championed for the removal of Ahmadu Ali, Nigeria’s recalcitrant minister of education. “Ali must go” he cried and Ali went. Gani Fawehinmi’s distaste for military oppression and despotism was never in doubt and he paid for it with long periods of incarceration. He had always courted controversy with a single focus; the struggle was more important than the victory. His legal battles were legendary. I remember the case of several unionists in the early nineties who had been mischievously expelled from school because of unionism. The day Gani appeared in court the south western town came to a standstill.http://connectafrica./2009/09/05/gani-fawehinmi-dies-at-71/
Politics / Re: Gani Fawehinmi Passed On? by vwvw(m): 1:48pm On Sep 05, 2009
" look at Bongo, he's ruled Gabon for 35 years. Now OBJ wants to embark on a third term agenda. he was to GABONIZE Nigeria and make it a BONGO republic, BONGO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"-Gani Fawehinmi, RIP
Politics / Re: Gani Fawehinmi Passed On? by vwvw(m): 1:38pm On Sep 05, 2009
sad sad sad terrible news terrible news. met the luminary a number of times. was actually thinking of him yesterday. one think that strikes you about SAM was he was always passionate about every cause he fought for; fuel hike, the military, OBJ's third term. he was there through it all. we've lost a major hero in NIgeria today; a real sucker punch. he should be immortalized immediately. how sad; still remember vividly the struggle to find dele giwa's killers. he said he fight to unravel it till he died , wel he's dead now and he kept his words. long live fawehmism.
Politics / Re: Super-rich, My Foot by vwvw(m): 6:28pm On Aug 20, 2009
@Jarus, please factor in the banks yearly profits that aren't real and the 'billionaires' treasures that are not also real. add it together and what do you have a virtual, surreal world. it's like Nigeria living above its means and calling itself the giant of africa
Politics / Super-rich, My Foot by vwvw(m): 3:13pm On Aug 20, 2009
CBN’s ‘onigbese’ list is brimming over with the ‘Who is Who’ in Nigeria. Already the noise level over this error of comedies, threatens to eclipse Mount Krakatau’s eruption. In all spheres of Nigeria’s development the debtors are well represented. The Dangotes, the Ogborus , the Otedolas etc. It is a very select crowd of ex Governors, Ministers, oil and gas tycoons many of them national award holders. It’s simply insane; many of these big guns, feared and respected in the society are in the devil’s basket. A number of the debtors owe tens of billions of naira at the same time are regular billion naira donors at fund raising dinners off course sponged down our throats by Nigeria’s apologetic mainstream media. Welcome to the d-e-m-o-n-c-r-a-z-y world of Nigeria’s high and mighty. Professor Ndi Okereke-Onyuike, DG of Nigeria’s stock exchange was glib and quick to suspend the 5 lepers from the trading floor but failed to tell us that her Transcorp was neck deep in the debt slime. Transcorp owes union bank nearly 40 billion naira and Okereke-Onyuile now has a week to explain how come and my extension, why her bum must continue to hug the NSE’s saddle. When the CBN Governor Sanusi Lamido, told a stupefied audience that a single individual owed 40 billion naira; many responded ‘tales by moonlight

http://connectafrica./2009/08/20/super-rich-my-foot/

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