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Politics / Re: Will Gov. Fashola Of Lagos Get 2nd Term Ticket? by strangerf: 3:29am On Dec 18, 2010
eniyan bi aparo lomo araye nfe

Tinubu leave Fashola alone!
Politics / Re: The Shanty Boy by strangerf: 2:17am On Dec 18, 2010
Romance / Re: Should Marry Him To Help Him Get His Papers? by strangerf: 11:22pm On Dec 17, 2010
^^^^

Ok then

Thanks !
Politics / Re: What Made Nigeria So Populated by strangerf: 11:19pm On Dec 17, 2010
ZIM DRILL:

they will get used to me

i need people who bring his own thoughts/view and we debate than to rush insult without even putting something on the debate table

well poor them i aint here to make anyone smile

This is not a debate really. For starters, you cannot communicate well, and your understanding of the English language is at the level of a third grader.

The content of your post is below par cognitively; You have no understanding of the Nigerian state, let alone her complexity

And you ability to comprehend written language is worrisome. You onle debate something you understand, and if you lack basic understanding of issues concerning Nigeria, I doubt if you can actually withstand the heat.

Again, Imagine Nigerians doing this to a Zimbabwean, writing crap about things they do not understand, how would you feel?

Think about it and do the right thingy!
Politics / Re: What Made Nigeria So Populated by strangerf: 11:05pm On Dec 17, 2010
ZIM DRILL:

sorry for what ?nothing to apologise for

i have chatted with someone who are straight to the question asked they gave their own point of few, the rest they got nothing to offer they rush to say i insulted nigeria

Unfortunately you do come of as condescending!

Which would have been nothing if you were Nigerian, however, as an alien it is unacceptable.

So put yourself in their position, think about it, and then do the right thing!
Politics / Re: What Made Nigeria So Populated by strangerf: 10:45pm On Dec 17, 2010
Hey Zim Drill,

Let it go

Tell them you are sorry, and you did not mean it to come out as it did

And stop this unneccesary e-fight!
Politics / Re: One Million Signatures Against Atiku The War Monger! by strangerf: 1:36pm On Dec 17, 2010
^^^
like a broken record chei?
Politics / Re: What Made Nigeria So Populated by strangerf: 1:25pm On Dec 17, 2010
Faun:


Oh, sure. You're most definitely welcome. And if the highlighted part is anything to go by, it's easy to understand why you storm the internet with petty tribal issues to cheer yourself up. Keep doing what you're doing, bro. . . From the basement. wink

Once again, you're welcome.

Glad we had this talk






No you accept that we are superior, innnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnit?
Nairaland / General / Re: DAPOBEAR EMERGES POLITICS SECTION POSTER OF THE YEAR - 2010 by strangerf: 1:15pm On Dec 17, 2010
^^^^

Go hug a transformer!
Politics / Re: What Made Nigeria So Populated by strangerf: 1:14pm On Dec 17, 2010
Faun:


Congratulations, my Google Knight - you have just succeeded in posting a hopelessly long and laughably inconsequential diatribe I unfortunately won't bother reading.
But, umm, too bad for you, it has just reinforced my earlier statement about you being jobless. Sad but true. Like seriously, all this just to help console your withering life with the psychedelic notion that "Yorubas are better"? Wow! Unfortunately, that still hasn't fetched you a job, money, friends, or life grin - and that's a bitter fact.
It still hasn't stopped you from being a sad loner who lives in his mom's basement; instead, it just makes you a really idle guy with far too much time in his hands, surfing the internet to congratulate himself on his mediocre life. Too bad, so sad.
And one more thing - AkinEgba or whatever you call him. But I like it when you assign me names. It adds to my ambiguity wink

Thanks for the compliment. And you wrote all of that for me? I am flabbergasted beyond belief, never had someone pay so much attention to me. Now I can go to my grave, knowing that i have impacted someone, Faun


Once again, thanks for your time. Nsobu!
Politics / Re: What Made Nigeria So Populated by strangerf: 1:10pm On Dec 17, 2010
Yeah, Benin had an empire, but not the Ibos

The Ibos were only able to have a mere kingdom

Having an empire was beyond them, both intellectually and physically!
Politics / Re: What Made Nigeria So Populated by strangerf: 12:56pm On Dec 17, 2010
Faun:

And I'm guessing you were too much of a dullard to see "Onitsha Kingdom." smiley
Sup AkinEgba = Igbobuigbo = Faun.                            Onitsha kingdom is not the same as having an Empire

An empire (also known technically, abstractly or disparagingly as an imperium, and with powers known among Romans as "imperium"wink comprises a set of regions locally ruled by governors, viceroys or client kings in the name of an emperor. By extension, one could classify as an empire any large, multi-ethnic state ruled from a single center. Like other states, an empire maintains its political structure at least partly by coercion. Land-based empires (such as Mongol or Achaemenid Persia) tend to extend in a contiguous area; sea-borne empires, also known as thalassocracies (the Athenian and British empires provide examples), may feature looser structures and more scattered territories.The actual political concept predates the Romans by several hundred years: empires began to appear soon after the first cities made the necessary administrative structures possible. The Akkadian Empire of Sargon of Akkad furnishes one of the earliest known examples. Compare the concept of "empire" with that of a federation, where a large, multi-ethnic state — or even an ethnically homogeneous one like Japan or a small area like Switzerland — relies on mutual agreement amongst its component political units. Also, one can compare physical empires with potentially more abstract or less formally structured hegemonies, which add cultural influences to their power repertory within their spheres of influence, compare empires with superpowers

A kingdom is a single country.



Again where is the IBO EMPIRE, NO? ONLY AN ORDINARY KINGDOM? THE ONE IN SHANTY TOWN ONITSHA?
Politics / Re: Those Against Prof Dora Akunyili, Let Us Meet Here, by strangerf: 12:33pm On Dec 17, 2010
Blazay:

Correction noted. cheesy My father did that to me all the time so I am immune to it. I p[b]w[/b]omise to use my spell check function from now on. winkWhen you have peeps like excanny and fstranger shelling bombs and grenades all over NL? My own grammatical sins are pardonable o. Have you read some posters on NL? At least mine are typos. . . those ones are AYAKTA BONGOSCIOUS and teeth clamouring plus shattering. Do you know how many times I have had to fix my teeth or eyes since I came to NL? grin [b]Just read Nsiman or Becomerich. cheesy[/b]Still better than your Dora(what a colonial-mentality name befitting her National house-girl status). cheesy

And Alj Harem, Hak Nai, Mai Suya, Igbobuigbo and who else again? Blazay!
Politics / Re: Those Against Prof Dora Akunyili, Let Us Meet Here, by strangerf: 12:27pm On Dec 17, 2010
^^^^

My English is impeccable!

Preinceton grad remember!
Politics / Re: Those Against Prof Dora Akunyili, Let Us Meet Here, by strangerf: 12:20pm On Dec 17, 2010
^^^

You know English is not his first language

And spelling has never been one of his strong points

He got into Uni courtesy quota system

So please be nice to him.
Politics / Re: Those Against Prof Dora Akunyili, Let Us Meet Here, by strangerf: 12:10pm On Dec 17, 2010
^^^

You wont survive in a Nigeria without Yoruba.

Who is going to run your economy and who is going to come up with the next nobel winning idea when the Ibos raise their ugly heads?
Politics / Re: Why Are You Soo Igbo Yet Denying It by strangerf: 11:29am On Dec 17, 2010
onye_ngbu:

Yeah you are very correct just like Akin egba is:

Oba obanla Onikepo of egbaland. grin

Glad we had this talk!
Politics / Re: Why Are You Soo Igbo Yet Denying It by strangerf: 10:37am On Dec 17, 2010
^^^

He is the gburu gburu ikemba jemba jemba I of Arochukwu Igboland

What are you talking about punk?
Politics / Re: Debate: Is Nigeria A Failed State? by strangerf: 9:52am On Dec 17, 2010
^^^

Empty threat!
Politics / Re: Debate: Is Nigeria A Failed State? by strangerf: 9:25am On Dec 17, 2010
Ileke-IdI:

*modified. Sighed

Mummy mi

Why ti eshe delete post yin?
Politics / Re: Debate: Is Nigeria A Failed State? by strangerf: 9:24am On Dec 17, 2010
^^^

Iro lepa Aunty mi

Nigeria has not failed

And, it is not failing

It is not America for sure, nevertheless it is a well functioning state!
Politics / Re: Why Africa Is 25 Years Behind The Developed World by strangerf: 7:43am On Dec 17, 2010
Kobo you dont have to be all negative

There is some truth in what @navi said!
Politics / Re: Why Are You Soo Igbo Yet Denying It by strangerf: 6:57am On Dec 17, 2010
Alj Harem, the ikemba gburu gburu gburu idemba igwe 1 of Arochukwu Igbo land

MAy you last oooooooooo
Politics / Re: Babangida: Politically Disemboweled, Demystified, Desperate. by strangerf: 6:46am On Dec 17, 2010
Exactly Aunty mi Kobojunkie
Politics / Re: What Made Nigeria So Populated by strangerf: 6:44am On Dec 17, 2010
AKIN EGBA = IGBOBUIGBO

FIGHT ME LIKE A BRAVE IBO MAN THAT YOU ARE


WHY WAS THERE NO IBO EMPIRE? WHY? WHY?


TALK TO ME

DONT LOGOFF PLS DO YOUR IBO PEEPS PROUD

DONT RUN TO IVORYCOAST LIKE OJUKWU

PLEASE BE BRAVE FOR ONCE
Politics / Re: What Made Nigeria So Populated by strangerf: 6:41am On Dec 17, 2010
The Egba nation made up of the following sub-divisions - the Ake, Owu, Oke Ona, Gbagura and Ibara, each with its own king originally under the Oyo empire became independent[b] following the spectacular collapse of Oyo in the first half of the 19th century[/b]. Tribal wars with the Dahomey where the Egbas were successful partly due to the protection afforded by the Olumo Rock led to the founding of the city of Abeokuta, which literally means "under the rock".



AKINEGBA = IGBOBUIGBO FIGHT LIKE A MAN

COME OUT
Politics / Re: What Made Nigeria So Populated by strangerf: 6:36am On Dec 17, 2010
^^^^

Ode!

No Igboempire still


SMH
Politics / Re: What Made Nigeria So Populated by strangerf: 6:31am On Dec 17, 2010
Akin-Egba:

Not my own egba. There were many egbas. Read your history.

ODE!

FIGHT LIKE A MAN

Abeokuta, also known as Egba- land is the capital of Ogunstate in south west Nigeria.[/b]Abeokuta was founded in 1830 but did not come to existence like other cities because of there superior social and cultural life .
[b]Egba land was ruled by the Oyo empire, and stood together with others into 25 kingdoms in the southwestern part of Africa


The Egba people were once part of the 25 kingdoms, and ruled by the Oyo empire. They lived together asa huge group but wanted independence, so brought the Oyo empire to its destruction. However, they were having wars against the Oyo empire. They successfully won by using the Olumorock as defense and sanctuary which led to the founding of Abeokuta. They called the rock Olumowhich means The Lord has decided to put and end to the tribal war and it is still called that.In 1832 the Ijebu challenged the Egbasand it was called the Owiwi war. In 1834 the Ibadan also waged another war called the Arakanga war, but they were all defeated by the Egba people. Egba means in Yoruba language accept because all the kingdoms that wanted independents joined them. Abeokuta is also famous for there tie and dye clothings

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