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youngies,a n'am a watchi go di ya bu nwoke,way ya edoghi m anya

BabayO
Nekwa akpa abu m, aji adighi ya oo

How can one even be sure that when this same EFCC brings its case up against OBJ, these same Nigerians will not claim that it is being selective because OBJ and Yar'Adua are no more in league. Real nonsense talk some people are talking here.

WORD, WORD!! denex

I agree with you intoto, _{though for the first time}

"When March 31st came a great number of members of international Press came to Enugu, fully expecting a declaration to secede. Instead Ojukwu announced he was issuing a a Revenue Edict to use all Federal Revenue collected in the East as a means of paying for the rehabilitaion of refugees. Oil revenues were not affected, as these were collected in Lagos. The peorters were stunned: they had expected fire and brimstone; instead they were getting a fiscal measure. Some asked Ojukwu about secession. Mildly he told them he would only lead the East out of Nigeria if the East were attacked or blockaded."

Gowon imposed his blockade early in May. It was the final straw. On May 26th 1967 the 335-memeber Consultative Assembly in Enugu gave Ojukwu a mandate to pull the East out of Nigeria.

One of the questions that never fails to arouse curiosity is: Why were the Aburi agreement not implemented by Gowon

more thumbs down for the poster  

Thumbs down to the poster!

@narcissus
Same old story, and we refuse to buy into it.

Dynast:
Naturally and biologically women has more concentration of nerve on their ears,hence their is more circulation in there.Thats why women are more enticed or wrapped up with what they hear just as men have more nerve concentration on the eyes and such they are engulfed by what they see;thats why you fall in love with a beautiful girl more than an ugly girl.Occasionally lies are painted,well spiced and ornamented such that it sounds so sumptous,captivating and thrilling and thats why women fall for lies more than truth just as some men get infatuated or fall in love more with a beautiful girl than a well grommed ugly girl. WE all live in the world of fantacy but at different instances

Hmmmm. . . . still searching for my "modern biology" text book to authenticate this theory

spora:
A sweet wind of change indeed.

What about the release yesterday of Lagos State's 10bn LG funds. A big plus!

Not only that . . . what of the stern warning from the Presensidency that any public officer who disobeys court order will be dealt with, they must first vacate the court order before embarking on any action even if it means going all the way to the surpreme court to vacate such an order.

Indeed a sweet wind of change.

romeo:
for your information a bu m onye enugu and anyi adighi akpo pussy otu, anyi na akpo ya atu

romeo,

Wawa ooo, ndi be anyi anaghi akpo kitten "atu", ihe anyi na akpo ya bu "otu" but with a twist in the tongue depending on dialet

Donzman:
Onye mara ilu karia cute-ass, abughi mmadu.

Anyone who knows more proverbs than cute-ass is not human!

Well, agaghi m ata gi uta, onye na amaghi mmadu na akpo ya onye a
It is he who doesn't know one very well, that calls him - "that person"

@people

See danger and apply caution!!!!

romeo:
your name o bu nnenne? echekwa m na aha gi bu youngies?

Mbakwa! aha m abughi nnenne, mana i chefola na ebe a bu public forum

Can't believe that nobody is here



So I am the last man standing


WINNER OOO, WINNER, WINNER OOOO WINNER, YOUNGIES U DON WIN O . . .

[quote author=n-guage link=topic=67742.msg1316256#msg1316256 date=1185194402]They are all members, right. The same way Ladoja was a member of PDP in oyo state.[/quote]and your point is. . .? Tell us or you stop sounding like a broken record

o na enwe atu o bu nwanyi? nnenne i ma nu ihe m dere

Nwanne ihe I dere enweghi meaning. BabyO di very correct with the word atu(comparism), nke i chere na okwuru bu otu(kitten)

HELLOOOOOOO. . . . . . . . .




ECHO!!!!!!!!!!

Onye Ije ka onye isi anwo mma
A traveler is more learned than an a man with grey hairs

toshmann:
moondust i wu otele nwuru anwu 1 of nairalandi ebe i lechara nwanne anyi nwany BabyO na akpo ya akwunakwuna

tosh nwamama, I weghizikwa nsopuru, ole ote isiri lecha anya kpo onye ichie otele nwuru anwu?

BabyO were idea na ihe m n'adi etu ya bu "asa mpete nwayi ome"

Onye o were iwe ya akpo m "eze ebu n'afo, o na aga mbo"

[quote author=pilgrim.1 link=topic=61126.msg1308880#msg1308880 date=1184934610]@donnie,

Rubbish, donnie. . . absolute bunkum! A lot of things have been alleged already against your pastor and even other pastors, some of which no Loveworld member has convincing put to rest. Where in God's Word do you find that anyone will roast in hell because you didn't like them questioning your hero-worship?

You're just getting ridiculous by the day![/quote]WORD, WORD!! pilgrim

My pix

May 28 - full blooded gemini

Ofcourse they know Babayosisi wasn't talking down on fishermen, they just want to draw her out.

Or rather he who fetches flies infested firewood shouldn't complain when lizards visit him

Who cares if the BUSHman is blamed

[quote author=Iyke-D link=topic=67000.msg1306434#msg1306434 date=1184861006]Oh well, you guys can have your stinking refineries back. It will drain more funds that could be better
spent on roads or the power sector, but that will be asking for too much. As one wise one commented
earlier, let it sit there and rot - you guys seem to prefer it that way![/quote]Wishy whishy wish!!

In a country of over 150 million people, they are certainly not the only wisemen around.

_{~~griped with goose pimple~~}

denex:
Bluestar was only trying their best. When you offer these facilities on the international market, the counter offers are far lower than what Nigerian Companies offer. Yet Nigerians still claim that they are being scammed.

No denex,

Nigerians are not claiming that they being scammed, they simply stated that Bluestar committed Blue murder!

According the slain manager of the Kaduna refinary, the amount BS bought the refinenary is only equivalent to the cost the spare parts in the warehouse only.

The public hearing conducted by the House of Reps. revealed also that the consultants hired by BPE for the sale of the refinary did not visit the refinenary physically to value it. They valued the refinenary right in their office in Abuja.

Who is fooling who?

Point noted

It is also worthy of note that the myth of Igbo coup became fashionable to 'justify' the July coup, which beyond doubt had no particular political philosophy but was extremely ethinical.

All those taking part, senior officers, junior officers and soldiers were northerners and all the victims were easterners, except Fajuyi the one Yoruba.

[quote author=cute-ass link=topic=43635.msg1304032#msg1304032 date=1184797105]I'm still rolling the carpets oo[/quote]Welcome nwada cute-ass, I personaly have missed you oh  

Ihu ka nwa oke na achi nwa ologbo ochi, mara na onu di nso ebe ono
When the mouse laughs at the cat, there's a hole nearby.

ono:
I have tried, using available facts at my disposal, plus rational thinking to simulate the events in the country that led to the Biafran War. I have a reasonable match in the end. I have read books on the war. I have also read several articles written in the past on this war. And like you, Laudate, said earlier, Ojukwu has consistently maintained an ominous silence on the role he played to execute that war. So are many of his Igbo brethren who partook in the war. I wonder why they do not want to say anything. Could it be that they admit they were at fault? So far I have painted the picture of that war as I see it. If anyone has any disputable facts to present, let him/her do so without making snide remarks or making derogatory statements about me, my tribe and my people in the Delta.
Maybe you can take me back to those few occassions where had to quanta- argue, Did I budge in the end?

Ono,

You certainly cannot eat you cake and still have it.  

What a liar you are!! What book about the war have you read? You absolutely have read nothing!  For your information, Ojukwu and several other Igbo leaders have consistently told their story about the war.

Sure you haven't read "Because I am Involved" It solely the story about the war as seen by Dim Ojukwu.
Have you also read "Emeka" by Frederick Forsyth? It is a powerful moving story authorised by Ojukwu himself, written by the renowned author of The Day of the Jackal, Odessa File and Devils Alternative

Please always check your facts before cranking your leprosy infected fingers on your keyboard.

I have followed with keen interest all the posts in this thread. I strongly want to commend the efforts and contributions of people like Afam, Mckren , Angel101 et al in exposing the lies and twists that has been continually attempted by Ono and his irks to foist on us.

It has become fashionable in the re-writing of Nigerian histroy to which so much effort has been given to describe the January 1966 coup as being racial in intent and execution. The record shows just the opposite.

Major Nzeogwu was a left-wing radical and a Marxist, buthe was no racialist. Far from hating the North, he loved it, and the Northern soldiers he commanded. During his coup, three senior Northern officers were killed, Brigadier Maimalari and Cols. Pam and Largema. Two Yoruba senior officers were killed and two Igbo Majors. The key Igbo officers in infantry posts, Ironsi and Ojukwu were marked for death.

It is ironic that the Igbos were later blamed as a nation for that coup. Five Igbos led it, supported by officers and troops of all the regions. Two Igbos broke it, one in the south (Ironsi) and the other in the north (Ojukwu), more than any other officers in the Army. The victims were, among the politicians, two northerners, one westerner, one mid-westerner; and among the army officers three northerners, two westerners and two easterners.

The need to put the record staright is a task that must be done, because alot of people are reading the hate being reeled out by Ono and his co-haters.

Peace