Friday 30 August 2013

LOVE


LOVE

This is the most complex word you can ever enage urself with,
But it has a good nd swt part.
Love is Beautiful when you are with the right person(guy/Lady)
Love is sweeter than honey,when there is understandin,
Dnt ever judge ur lover,jst be a good nd faithful lover!!!!
But wait ooooo!!!!!
Why do people cheat??if we say love is beautiful nd sweet???
WHY DO LOVE MAKE PEOPLE CRY????

Wednesday 14 August 2013

From loquacious Femi Fani-Kayode:

From loquacious Femi Fani-Kayode:
"Only six months later, on July 29, 1966, Ironsi and no fewer than 300 Igbo army officers reaped the consequences of their actions and plot when they were all killed in just one night during the northern officers’ revenge coup .....a few weeks later, between September 29, 1966 and the middle of October of that same year, approximately 50,000 Igbo civilians were attacked and slaughtered in a series of horrendous pogroms in the north as a reprisal for the killing of the northern leaders......."

How can a man with blood running in his veins be beating his chest at this? The massacre is no doubt one of the worst genocides in human history

Tuesday 13 August 2013

Kola Ola Olaniyan on Femi Fani Kayode:

Kola Ola Olaniyan on Femi Fani Kayode:

"I first read about Femi Fani-Kayode in 2001 when he, under the cloak of ethnic irredentism was threatening fire and brimstone to have Obasanjo removed by all means possible. He then put up a meretricious facade of a true defender of the Yoruba race. Obasanjo must have seen in him another ethnic militia in the making but decided to give him the appointment to drive home the point that "omo buruku lojo ti e" (a bad boy has his useful days). Femi was angry and hungry for appointment and desperately in dire need of prominence. He applied the contumacies of ethnic irredentism to balloon himself into the corridor of power, ever since then, he has eaten all his words against Obasanjo. He became a full time agent provocateur, he accepted the ephemeral appointment to mortgage his future, he now looms so large in giddy heights of notoriety and pomposity that he has forgetten that the nuisance value in him is all Obasanjo needs to use and that in the fullness of time, I mean when his notoriety runs its full tragic course, he will be consigned to the garbage heap of history"

Friday 9 August 2013

Oprah Winfrey 'was victim of racism' in Switzerland

US talk show host Oprah Winfrey says she was the victim of racism during a recent visit to Switzerland.
She said an assistant refused to serve her in an upmarket handbag shop in Zurich.
Winfrey, one of the world's richest women, was apparently told one of the bags was "too expensive" for her.
Her claims, made to a US television programme, come amid a political row over plans by some Swiss towns to ban asylum seekers from some public places.
The BBC's Imogen Foulkes in Berne says human rights groups have likened the plans - which include banning asylum seekers from swimming pools, playing fields and libraries - to apartheid.
Proof
Oprah WinfreyThe star made an estimated $77m last year
Winfrey, who stars in Lee Daniels' new film The Butler, visited Zurich last month to attend singer Tina Turner's wedding. The Oprah Winfrey Show is not shown in Switzerland.
Winfrey said she left the shop calmly without arguing, but that the experience was proof that racism continues to be a problem.
"There's two different ways to handle it," she said.
"I could've had the whole blow-up thing... but it still exists, of course it does."
Shop owner Trudie Gotz told the BBC that an assistant had shown Winfrey several other items before the "misunderstanding" over a $35,000 (£22,500) bag, which was kept behind a screen.
Winfrey's claims are a public relations disaster for Switzerland, our correspondent says.
About 48,000 people are currently seeking asylum in Switzerland. It has twice as many asylum seekers as the European average.
Officials say the curbs, which will also see asylum seekers housed in special centres, are aimed at preventing tensions with residents.
The country's asylum laws were tightened in June