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OYA. EVERYBODY, E DON DO. We're not fighting. This is just a discussion. Love your neighbour as you love yourself, that's how the world should be. |
[quote author=Becacia_Barbie]So far u r stil single...she wnt accept to go out wid u! So Just leave ha alone, move on wid ur life nd act like u ve found som1 else....i bet she'd b jealous![/quote]she would never be jealous. He'd best not cross that line. |
the message is simple and clear. ''I like you as a good friend, pls don't ever dream of bringing in anything romantic. I'd hate that''. Has it never occurred to you that some people just value your friendship and hope this kind of situation doesn't come up in the future. For some. It's a deal breaker. If she wants you, she'll tell you. But from her reply, i do not think she does. So tread carefully, else u could jeopardize ur friendship. |
plaetton: He he he.u do not deserve any time wasted to reply you sensibly. So i'll summarize it thus: talk of a lost man. |
Billyonaire: Mary Magdalene was Jesus' Loved Disciple, there is no point hiding this obvious truth, because it does not in any way reduce the personality of the founder of Christianity but it can go a long way to put human face on this great King of the Jews. Mary Magdalene and Jesus Christ were great friends, and lovers.BE VERY VERY CAREFUL.. |
DailyNews: Of course na...at least Hausas showed them a bit of what they can do to them in june 12 1992. Despite the fact that the victim even shared the same religious faith with them, they told him TO HELL WITH YOU, like they always tell them that they (Yoruba) are fake ...ims, yet they refuse to learn their lesson.worse scenario: in all the charade, they want to tie down a whole people that can think for themselves. How is it ever healthy to ALWAYS be the leader? No one else should have that privilege? And you want them to cower and serve you like slaves? And yet shout ONE people? |
CyberG: I am sure you know so little about the war but lies you read on NL. If ojuku says be is prepared for war with the iboz and he will finish the other side quickly, would you still expect apology from the people he planned to finish quickly? Yes, I have the evidence but if you descend to insults and abuse, I will see no need to even have a rational conversation on this issue.talk rationally dear. Insults or anything like that was not seen anywhere, don't know why u bring that up. |
DailyNews: Yes dear, I feel so glad seeing you here & not in the romance quarters, lol. It hurts so much.lol. Romance, ehn? I like politics too. And yea... That is the crux of the matter. Wonder why the yoruba(some) think Igbos hate them. They have no clue. All these fights are just a way to pour to them the pain they feel as a people about the turn of events, especially when they needed them. If only they can see the truth. If you can't help your friend, it is better to remain detached from that situation than to aid (your) the enemy. Because...after all said and done...(your supposed friends)the same people you aided will not bat an eyelid to do away with you if they have to. |
DailyNews: What pains Prof. Achebe & the whole of Ndigbo community is not the fact that we were attacked for wanting to be free from a tribalistic set of ppl tagged a nation, but the fact that the people (Yoruba) we loved, cherished & saw as our true brothers, betrayed us & sold us to our known enemies (The Northerners).is this my dailynews? Thank u for this dear. The heart of the matter. When u're betrayed, especially by someone u took so much to heart, the hurt is not easily wiped away. Especially when they insist they were right. It's painful. We can only hope that Nigeria has opened her eyes. Let the evolution of many years not be in vain. |
Billyonaire: An average Igbo is a champion of cheating in Business and an average Yoruba is a champion of back-stabbing. We were dragged into that needless civil war, because of the greed of few men. Both tribes should change from their evil ways! The old have given way to the new, in these days and times, the South and the West, should avoid the mistakes of the past and be better men than Ojukwu and Awolowo! The past is history, today is a gift, thats why its called Present.Thank you my dear. May we be wise enough to realize that whatever happens to our nation, it is the man on the street that will bear the brunt. All these people we keep defending have enough money to jet themselves out of the country, while you that is fighting their battle for them will bear the consequences. Grow up people! And open your eyes while you're at it. |
[quote author=Flawless~diva]Is statements like this that keeps widening the gap of unionism. We are not one, just aspiring to be. Another thing, the state is already heated up, lets not sweep matters under carpet. When it comes to married coupled, we advice them to settle their differences amicably, so is Nigeria. When matters are swept under the carpet, resentment towards each tribe builds up the more. Lets call a spade a spade. I'm open to mature opinions cos i'm stil a baby in this matter.[/quote]nobody is saying sweep issues under the carpet. Are you people having a meaningful discussion on this thread? Is fighting blindly and insulting one another the solution to the problem? When everyone will be ready to dispassionately address the core issues without tribal sentiments, that is when you can say it is time to talk. |
Igbos are not cry babies. When your own people were killed in their millions, its memory alone is heart wrenching. A simple acknowledgement and possibly an apology for not intervening fast enough when the massacre was going on against a particular people in the north, is enough to defuse any hurt and tears remaining from that time. Not defences up and down. We continue to ask: what happened during the war? Were we there? We can find that answer in our present day with the goings-on in the north. War against a group of people- again. Is someone doing something about it? Is the government acknowledging to the people that they see what is happening, and do everything in their power to stop it? When they protest, what is done? Itt is easy to call them 'ungrateful, troublemakers', when the people involved are not largely your people. Let us leave sentiments aside pls , and face the situation head on. When something is bad, say it is bad. Do not colour it even if your brother is involved. The solution to This nation's problem will be when the right apologies are given/adequate security is given to the same people you want to be a part of the entity Nigeria. How can they live comfortably when history against their people is being repeated? And the same ELDERS posing as advisers cannot deem it fit to 'advise' their own people to stop killing innocent citizens. See how fast they have come out to talk about a book. Yet the same people conveniently ignore that the atrocity going on in their backyard is of greater urgency than a mere book. May God have mercy on us as a nation. So much hypocricy! The past is past. A book is there to learn and move on...not fight over it. But the War going on presently at our backyard? Why can't they channel that much energy into a more urgent topic? Which of them has ever opened their mouth to address it? God's wrath will not spare the wicked. Because it is wicked to keep silent while people are dying just because they aren't your people. |
I AM TIRED OF ALL THESE RANTS. Pls can someone help us understand by telling us how these e-fights have improved his/her life? Reason with your heads and not your emotions! Stop heating up a society that wants to have its peaceful rest. Igbo or yoruba, we are all one. Wonderful people at that. Can we hear better news? God help this nation. The war has come and gone. It is ANCIENT HISTORY. Do you want to go back to that time? Move on. Stop these meaningless insults all over the place before other nations wonder if Nigerians are okay in the head. Read books and move on. You musn't fight over every one of them. |
alaper: My late teacher, Prof. Lambo, said that when someone speaks to an invisible being, this usually can pass as normal. Millions of people do it regularly when they pray. The problematic part is when someone claims to be hearing from an invisible being!And your professor is a.................. HUMAN BEING? U'd believe the words of a man like you so authoritatively, because.......?? God help us. |
nenergy, how re u today? #my runaway frnd# stil waitin for dat promise . @topic, good point. |
you guys should stop this e-superiority thing. Okay? Even till 50 yrs from now, you guys would want to be at one another's necks. Stop this childish behaviour pls. We are all grown ups. War was never and will never be a good thing. Every group is liable to take the side of their fathers and their account of history. None of us was there to understand things by ourselves. What we should be doing now is to make sure that history doesn't repeat itself, cos it isn't worth it. Not puffing up like it's something to take pride in. PEACE everyone. Learn to cultivate PEACE- for yourself and ur children. Speak peace. Not coming on here to showcase childishness. |
@ all those arguing..... The Bible is not a book to be discerned with the human mind because it's beyond it. If you want to understand it, why don't you consult the author? The Holy Spirit is there to help you understand. Human philosophy will only have you spining in a web. And NO scholar has the authority of information in it. So u can stop quoting them. They are only humans like you. |
[quote author=PAGAN 9JA]yeah she did, except now she served only one man . also i am serious on this note: early christian missionaries who set out to convert the tribal europeans, used to keep p.rostitues with them who traded free se.xual favours to entice converts. and another serious question that needs be raised is, how did jesus meet this prostitute ?, if not when on a visit to a bro.thel to make use of services. .[/quote]be very careful whoever you are. The Bible is clear: There is only one sin in the world that can not be forgiven. Do not blaspheme the holy Spirit. |
[quote author=PAGAN 9JA]he had a child with a prostitute. that is so lowly of him. cant he have a grip on himself [/quote]be very careful what you utter.For your own sake. |
married man? Are the single guys in extinction? Mmmh |
blog or no blog... Nice one@ OP. Especially the No 2. Some man really think they're God's gift to women.... Always bragging about their 'accomplishments and money'. Some are even here on NL. |
ITbomb: Two things are involved .will you be happy with the one that came 'running' to you? Or the one you hunted? Men are natural hunters. You cannot be truly satisfied with that one that fell in your lap on sighting your money. So be real. |
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acidtalk: Sweet heart, I don marry oh! I married during the civil war (1964).achaic toasting line. No wonder u dey complain. U berra go for lessons- u know say war don finish Grandpa ![]() . Or u wan do like dis guy? LMAO
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so dat's why u never marry, abi? @ acidtalk. Oga u berra be fast and invite us to come drink wine, else! #runaway# ![]() |
190: very fugly boyjealousy ![]() |
mmmmh. It will make sense naa. Lol. Seriously..nope. And i dnt fink he'll try dat. You wan make lappy full house, even de pikins go dey on top lappy. plus no resting? Plus,Who go cook de food? Lmao. Funny scenario that would be. Btw, leave my swthrt alone ooo ![]() |
bin gbagbo: i dont understand some chaps here okay?this thread is actually too funny to be getting angry about. Chill guys. @bin gbagbo, u be clown ![]() |
From No 2 till the end is ......... . F..... A..... L..... S..... E |
happy birthday dear. Wish u many more years of fulfilment. |
bin gbagbo: are you mocking menope dearie ![]() Just looked funny. U're nt happy in it? Ok. |
alerts like this are very much needed, anyway, so that in whatever angle they take, members would be aware. I trust most Nigerians anyway to know scams when they see them. |
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That needs a psychoanalyst or psychiatrist! 
[/quote]be very careful what you utter.