Theenchanter2:
i don't expect sense from anybody that see senses in senselessness too.

mtisTheQubit:

hey chanter, a question

mtisTheQubit:

sense ids relative...i have spoken

Theenchanter2:
u wanna ask me a question?

If yes, don't ask a senseless one. I give u 1min to ask if u have any.

Theenchanter2:
that highlighted part makes no sense, not that i really expected any sense from u though.

gallivant:


This is volleyball, not marathon. You can tell by the score sheet dummy.

Theenchanter2:
senselessness is also relative..... spoken have I.

JaceBlaze:
Flush of the garri from your system,maybe you will get what I meant.

mtisTheQubit:

Ok..are you one of the flat earthers ?

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
Breaking news massive pipeline explosion in Lagos many people burnt to death like suya. Reports are coming in that some people at night went to vandalize a pipeline belonging to nnpc. Please watch video below of Nigerian people being roasted in massive fire only in Lagos can you find world class scenery



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0r2Z0hh8WNA

mtisTheQubit:

the showoff is strong in ths one

Theenchanter2:
nope.

Theenchanter2:
the showoff shows showmanship.

mtisTheQubit:

just wanted to know...i want to meet one for real..

mtisTheQubit:

wewe ni fala....i have spoken

Problemkid1:
We beat you on Volleyball, Football, Tennis, basketball, Boxing etc

Danielnino00:


Very advanced indeed...yet your national team struggles to qualify for tournaments..your so called best player Percy Tau is playing second fiddle to two Nigerian players who aren't even starters in the super Eagles at Club Brugge...

Like your PSL,like your country... It's like having an abundance of resource at your disposal but you have no idea how to use it

Theenchanter2:
baare, wewe ni fala.... spoken i've I.

mtisTheQubit:

ok I give up... an please dont post " give up you are" please

gallivant:


No you don't hence why I asked you to be quiet, you are the only one still mumbling nonsense.

mtisTheQubit:

ok suffer an smile.do you ever have anything an i say anything positive coming from Nigeria...

mtisTheQubit:

he tried ....

Jonraid:
Man opened the rap with ''Our father who art in heaven'' lmao

Problemkid1:
Go and sleep in the gutter. I don't talk to pig

Theenchanter2:
small small, abeg. Thats a bit harsh.

Problemkid1:
Go and sleep in the gutter. I don't talk to pig

No fewer than 17 soldiers were killed, while many others were abducted in two confrontations on Friday & Saturday between the military and Boko Haram insurgents on Bama-Gwoza highway

It was, however, gathered that the number of casualties on the Boko Haram side were high, although it could not be ascertained as of press time.

The insurgents were said to have initially attacked Firgi, 20 kilometres north of Pulka along the road from Gwoza to Bama on Friday.They were said to have killed 13 soldiers in the crossfire that took over two hours.The insurgents were said to have forced some of the soldiers to retreat.

Sources added that the insurgents carted away some arms, ammunition and vehicles belonging to the Nigerian Army.One of the sources said, “During the crossfire started around 10pm, 13 soldiers were killed with four of their vehicles taken away. “On Saturday, the insurgents came back to the same area to continue from where they left.”

They were said to have attacked a military company at Banki junction on Bama-Gwoza Road around 10pm.
The battle was said to have lasted for about three hours.
Our correspondent gathered that the casualties on the side of the military were four, while that of the insurgents was not known.The insurgents were also said to have abducted some soldiers and carted away arms and ammunition.

Reaction of the military could not be got as text messages to both Col. Sagir Musa, Army spokesman, and Col.Isa Ado, spokesman for the Military Joint Task Force on Counter-Insurgency in the North-East (Operation Lafiya Dole) were not responded to.

Meanwhile, the head of the counter-insurgency operation in the North-East, Maj.Gen.Olusegun Adeniyi, said Boko Haram had failed in the ongoing war against the country.

Speaking at a party organised for the troops in Maiduguri on Saturday, Adeniyi who led a victory dance, said, “Boko Haram has failed, we are not going to let them get an inch of land in Borno, Adamawa and Yobe states.”

Adeniyi, who called out officers and soldiers and guests at the get together to be part of the victory dance, said, “We are happy to dance and shame Boko Haram who do not want us to be happy.”

The Army Chief, who was joined in the dance by the Borno Deputy Governor, Alhaji Usman Kadafur, said, “I have made a covenant to go after Boko Haram, fight Boko Haram and end their menace.”

In his speech, Kadafur said, “We appreciate all the efforts by the military to safeguard our territory.We pray to God for guidance and repose of the souls of those that have paid the supreme price and we asked that God continue to be with their widows and orphans.”

Danielnino00:


U know,we have had this kind of argument here sometimes ago...the Kenyans keep boosting that they are good at sports...we asked them to list their major achievements in other sports aside marathon..they couldn't say sh*t!!
"We are good at rugby bla bla"... But they haven't qualified for any rugby world cup...

Kenya being good at marathon isn't even anything special..east Africa is hot! And it's people are well used to trekking long distance without water...

rvp20182:
First take over you god given natural gift - oil - from the whites (Shell is white - Total is white) - before you start dicing small private sectors players creating valuable brands into races. These homegrown brands - be they lebanase or indians or arabs or chineses or europeans - are creating employments, paying taxes and growing local economy.

Now what economy are natural resource extraction companies of Nigeria creating? Apart from polluting and corrupting your country? Is Shell now a Nigerian brand?

Go to any serious country with Oil - Algeria, Angola, Brazil, Russia, Iran, name it - their OWN OIL companies run the show.

The day Shell/BP/Total - name them - will be small players in Nigeria oil industry - come and lectures us on FOREIGN DOMINATION. A white south african is NOT A FOREIGNER - SHELL is a foreign company.

This is FOREIGN DOMINATIONThere are six petroleum exportation terminals in the Nigeria. Shell owns two, while Mobil, Chevron, Texaco, and Agip own one each.[/s]