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cosa c'è di meglio che fare l'amore |
Rotjijatau: The following are the things you must do when living in any compound you are living and your respect will remain high... |
[quote author=Nwa_Nimo]Your right . . . . Come to think of it - why do i call 'Okada' (motorcycle taxi) Okada? I've been 'Nigerianized.......[/quote]The truth I must confess I have unearthed is that many a Nigerian wants this country to remain the way it is so they can always have a bad tale to tell about it. The thinking of some seems analogous to a sadist's. Nigerianisation should mean something high in substance. |
It's quite unfortunate many missed the humour. I now believe that many Nigerians are intolerant of change. |
[quote author=Nwa_Nimo]No....but after how many decades of 'Nepa' the habit of cursing them won't cease over night.[/quote]What I'm sincerely scared of is the possibility of it becoming generational to the extent that future generations might just continue the habit without meeting the dismantled corporation. |
[quote author=Nwa_Nimo]I also shout it when they take the light - its just they way Nigeria has programmed me.[/quote]I hope you were not programmed to become Shekau's by the same Nigeria. |
We just have to stop this nonsense. If it was a behaviour displayed only by children, it would have been easy to comprehend. It is an anomaly for an adult to indulge in such a puerile act. It might mislead an alien to think we are still in the Stone Age. I am referring to this our condemnable habit of shouting NEPA whenever power is restored. I am short of words to describe this show of shame. Even now that the body of NEPA has been laid to rest, we have continued to invoke its spirit to haunt the extant power companies. And as if to corroborate my suspicion of an uncannily diabolical nexus between the gone and the existing, the shout of NEPA is usually crowned with an ephemeral stay of power before returning us to pits of darkness. |
kennygee: But I lost most of my followers.Don't worry, you will have them all back. Just a matter of time. |
kennygee: First bank really needs a transformation. they are an old generation bank with old ATMs and old ways of doing things.So you survived the tsunami. We thank God. Hackers, there is god o. |
I learn from the mistakes of others, because some personal mistakes are uncorrectable... I think it is better. |
People who have dreamt of making frontpage should take this chance. |
It is becoming clear that we citizens' refusal to view security as a collective affair is our undoing. If you think you can always survive to blame the government, be reminded today that the dead don't talk. Be vigilant, take your safety in your hands, put your ears down for the latest intelligence feed. |
We need more of such concrete measures, but be specific next time. |
obayaya: Sir, I was moved to reply this your question sir.I concur,sir. |
I passed through that road on my way from Aba to Delta on the 17th of December,2013 and I can categorically tell you that,except for the Bayelsa section which is by far the most uncompleted,work on the road is making progress.I travelled home in ease,unlike the previous occasions when one danced alingo all the way.I am impressed,but I want more effort so that the project will be completed in time.I also want more work on the Bomadi-Ndoro road,since the Ughelli-Bomadi road is almost completed now. |
emmddy: Nigeria state......................................................................................................... from bayelsa local governmentSir,I would love you to go back to primary school if you think my english is incorrect.When was the last time you looked up a word in the dictionary?Did you even pass english in your SSCE?I would advise you to look up could in the dictionary and know how it is used.Thank you. |
Mr Bravo: You just spoke englishSir,I would like you to consult the Oxford Advanced Learner's English Dictionary and look up how we can use could.For ease in search,go straight to the third meaning.Thank you. |
koboko69: Guy...wetin be this epistle na? Next time try to make it brief, short and meaningful like the man u quoted. The fact is that I don't have power to read this thing u wrote...but I knw of a truth that u are one those PDP e-goats from ur 1st line. GO AND DIE if u dont like APC!Mr Man,I will not go and die in Jesus name.Amen.You too will not go and die.Do not allow emotion to becloud your thinking.You can do better things with your brain than just insulting people.I'm not a PDP bigot.I am not even into politics. |
emmddy: is your governor not inconsequentialCould I know your state,sir? |
hardywaltz: Mr Man/woman stop following me about GEJ is a clueless coward come 2015 he shall be shown the way out.You called my governor inconsequential?Please,can I know your governor?A man who cannot correctly construct a simple sentence is calling another man clueless and daft.I sincerely doubt if you know the meaning of those words.You need to cover your rump when you bend to look at another man's.It is quite unfortunate that we Nigerians have decided to abuse our freedom of speech,which substance was even enhanced by the signing into law of the Freedom of Information Bill by the same man we call daft and clueless.For those who support APC,please can you tell me your party manifesto?I want to know if it will be different from what we are used to in this country.Some of us are so brainless that it is a shame to be from the same country with them.You said that the APC is progressive.How true is that statement of yours while the APC is busy absorbing conservative elements from the same corrupt PDP?Are you telling me that the APC has become a River Jordan?What will happen if GEJ defects to the APC?I guess he will instantly become a progressive.All I know is that the Hausa/Fulani oligarchy is hungry for power and the Yoruba,since they have nothing to lose,are selling the south to them.Do not forget the blood of Abiola,Dele Giwa,Bola Ige,ken Saro Wiwa,and many others that are still crying for justice.I hope our past is not about to manifest in our future. |
Whenever I hear people call GEJ daft and clueless,I laugh at their effort.Certainly,a man who cannot accomplish the simple task of constructing a correct sentence is the godfather of daftness and cluelessness. |
There is no need to insult each other.What is needed is for us to collectively find a solution to this impasse.A third party should help to bring FG and ASUU to a round table and jaw jaw away this problem.I see people hearts ruling their heads on this issue. |
Khalessi: I wonder which one of this choir girls oga Jona go dey control...If u need anyone of them u're free.Na free world.No kill urself with jealousy and hunger. |
Must you put all the maggi in this small soup.Nonsense! |
What I cannot understand is why Oduah people in Enugu and other places are protesting her being accused of such a grave crime.They should hang their heads in shame!The truth will stand to haunt us that we are all massive contributors to the entrenchment of corruption in Nigeria.What even surprised me more is how the House of Representatives of Farouk,Elumodi,developed the moral piousness to undertake a hearing on this matter.Can a hand filled with shit wash clean another hand like itself?A sane public office holder would have resigned long ago.Japanese Prime Ministers have resigned for less offensive accusations and the difference between us and them,in terms of development, is clear.We will continue to be bogged down in this mess until we develop a sane political culture.Let Oduah go home and allow proper investigation to be done .If she is innocent,time will vindicate her.Her continuous occupation can only deepen suspicion,an ilk of a parasitic viciousness in a filthy system. |
What amazed me more was when she called Wole Soyinka an 'embarrassment'.Who lent her that word?This lady wants to be flayed alive.What more can I say than that power corrupts and the absolute type,which seems to enjoy,corrupts absolutely.Age is revered and the wintry hair haloed with achievements should be more revered.Hold your tongue,Mrs Malaprop.I believe she talks to her husband in this manner at home. |
A cold bath on a hot day,so refreshing |
It is a joy to speak queen's english with a Nigerian accent.Listen to Wole Soyinka and Chinua Achebe(before his death) speak to appreciate my point.It sounds great. |
I have just been posted to Abia state.Forum like this is really helpful.I'm grateful.Keep it up. |

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