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Re: Middle Belt - Weep Not For The "Willing Tools". by plaetton: 6:30pm On Jan 31 |
NextAbuja:My dear numbskull friend. If ipob is the only thing that keeps you awake at night in Nigeria, I assure that you are probably the luckiest person in Nigeria. Because, as I write this, tens and millions of Nigerians are homeless( displaced from their homes and farms from maruading bandits, dying of hunger and disease. Even the rich are scared to death about their daily movements. And unfortunately, it will get worse, with very little hope of ever getting better for them or even you. Nigeria is a failed state at the moment. Don't take it from me. Just look around you. Nigeria is a failed state because people like you, the many of you, are perpetually afraid to face the lie that the country has gradually become. You're more terrified of the ugly fraudulent past than you are of future redemption. Let's kwantinu. |
Re: Middle Belt - Weep Not For The "Willing Tools". by Benzigler: 6:50pm On Jan 31 |
plaetton: The guy you quoted is a Fulani and please stop engaging that bush man with lack of intellectual ability |
Re: Middle Belt - Weep Not For The "Willing Tools". by BeLookingIDIOT(m): 6:56pm On Jan 31 |
You guys are always beefing with everybody. Mtcheew. |
Re: Middle Belt - Weep Not For The "Willing Tools". by plaetton: 10:56pm On Jan 31 |
NextAbuja:Unfortunately, you have advertised that understanding common grade school English is a bit of a challenge. There is a world of difference between when a word is used in general terms and when it is directed at a specific individual. I was merely repeating a common proverb about Foos and the lessons of history. Why you took that very personal is perhaps the mystery of the day. |
Re: Middle Belt - Weep Not For The "Willing Tools". by NextAbuja: 11:12pm On Jan 31 |
I have to admit you are right on that and I have also learnt insult is still allowed on NL so long it is generalize and fool is spelt as foo. So it is safe to say The foos who believe Biafra propaganda of senseless foolish lies by Ojukwu Achebe Aditchie n co are forever doomed to keep repeating that foolishness to their graves. Na this style of insult is allowed on NL. I promise the mod 10 - 20 of such comment daily starting from tomorrow. Bro take your flower 🌹 sorry for all the rubbish argument I de drag with you previously. This exposure you gave me tonight gladens my heart beyond all measure n I can't wait to unleash the dragon tomorrow. Mydd44 obinascopy nlfpmod seun plaetton: |
Re: Middle Belt - Weep Not For The "Willing Tools". by Antitankweapon: 12:01am On Feb 01 |
Lol. That's why the mods dont answer you ![]() ![]() NextAbuja: |
Re: Middle Belt - Weep Not For The "Willing Tools". by Antitankweapon: 1:18pm On Feb 02 |
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Re: Middle Belt - Weep Not For The "Willing Tools". by Antitankweapon: 1:19pm On Feb 02 |
Re: Middle Belt - Weep Not For The "Willing Tools". by gashiwalesman: 1:51pm On Feb 02 |
SeeWahala: You people need psychiatric treatment real bad! I mean, whats going on in that region of yours? How can you prove all of these? Always accusing others! What about the carnage the biafran troops wrecked on the Edos? You seem to always skip that documented ordeal.. |
Re: Middle Belt - Weep Not For The "Willing Tools". by Antitankweapon: 11:24am On Feb 05 |
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Re: Middle Belt - Weep Not For The "Willing Tools". by Antitankweapon: 11:24am On Feb 05 |
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