RIP

Sister Kemi O. and LIB should take note of this and be careful cos I know 2019 will see loads of mudslinging.

Just like Buhari

eleojo23:


So people should not speak out against corruption?

I tire oo, that guy's brain must be dripping se.men

So a human life was cut short. All for what? Like the perpetrators of this dastardly act are going to live forever too.
RIP ma'am

DJperdurabo:



It's unfortunate she's dead but she was doing a virtuous thing; blogging about the ills in her society and not the rubbish that a majority of Nigerian bloggers (maybe you too self) are known for; blogging for the sole purpose of making money hence resorting to anything to drive traffic to your sites.

What have they contributed to the economy, what increase in knowledge have they brought save second-hand tomatoes seller gist. Yes, there can be gossips and whatnot but it should be done responsibly.

Majority of Nigerian bloggers are just too desperate for money with their Ill researched, poor English drivels they put up as posts!

May she Rest in Peace!

The fact that she wasn't a Naija blogger does not erase the fact that she did something wrong.

May she rest in peace.

eleojo23:


So people should not speak out against corruption?

Why not?

Do it smart sir.

I hate to see women die.




Wasted Kpekus

owomida1:


The fact that she wasn't a Naija blogger does not erase the fact that she did something wrong.

May she rest in peace.

Did something wrong? Did you read the post?

Tell me, when did pointing out the corruption in a government become doing something wrong? Yes, you may ask, what evidence did she have, that I do not know as the post did not address that but the consensus given the tone of the post seem to be that she was known for standing up against the government and corrupt politicians. in fact, the manner of her death vindicates her with respect to her allegations against the evil elements in her society.

DJperdurabo:


Did something wrong? Did you read the post?

Tell me, when did pointing out the corruption in a government become doing something wrong? Yes, you may ask, what evidence did she have, that I do not know as the post did not address that but the consensus given the tone of the post seem to be that she was known for standing up against the government and corrupt politicians. in fact, the manner of her death vindicates her with respect to her allegations against the evil elements in her society.

You are too myopic about this. I am not blaming her for speaking against the govt on corruption. She just wasn't smart with it.

When you face a big shot, u need an ally ( sort of big shot) to back you up. It's just my opinion though.

owomida1:


You are too myopic about this. I am not blaming her for speaking against the govt on corruption. She just wasn't smart with it.

When you face a big shot, u need an ally ( sort of big shot) to back you up. It's just my opinion though.

You don't need to have a "big shot" to do the right thing. Big shot or not, when "they" come for you, you're a walking corpse never minding your fortifications, it's just a matter of time. I'm sure she knew the risks she was taking. Everything does not have to be done as it is done in Nigeria.

P.S. I would appreciate it if you can resist the NL trait of throwing subtle or direct shades at the intelligence or person of members you are discussing with. I'm sure you know what I'm driving at here.

DJperdurabo:



It's unfortunate she's dead but she was doing a virtuous thing; blogging about the ills in her society and not the rubbish that a majority of Nigerian bloggers (maybe you too self) are known for; blogging for the sole purpose of making money hence resorting to anything to drive traffic to your sites.

What have they contributed to the economy, what increase in knowledge have they brought save second-hand tomatoes seller gist. Yes, there can be gossips and whatnot but it should be done responsibly.

Majority of Nigerian bloggers are just too desperate for money with their Ill researched, poor English drivels they put up as posts!

May she Rest in Peace!

proudly a blogger. But let me educate you a bit on bloging. The American bloger got every resources needed for bloging. That include light, fast internet data, good laptop, paid software with lots of functionality. This is the reasons they have blogs that are more advance. Talking of poor English, grammarly is an app that correct English language. Funny enough, most American blogers use it. It is not free. You pay for it yearly. How many nigerians can afford it. So stop comparing the quality you get. A lot of nigerian blogers are even trying considering the situations of things

siraj1402:
Government killing opposition since........

or it could be the opposition killing the government.

When situation like this happens, everyone points to the government. The opposition has all to gain and nothing to lose.

So the major culprit is the opposition but that doesn't vindicate the government.

geunik:

proudly a blogger. But let me educate you a bit on bloging. The American bloger got every resources needed for bloging. That include light, fast internet data, good laptop, paid software with lots of functionality. This is the reasons they have blogs that are more advance. Talking of poor English, grammarly is an app that correct English language. Funny enough, most American blogers use it. It is not free. You pay for it yearly. How many nigerians can afford it. So stop comparing the quality you get. A lot of nigerian blogers are even trying considering the situations of things

While I understand what you're saying, objectively, I do not agree with you.

When you want to do something , engage in a business, relationship, or whatever, you sit down, count the cost and chart a course of action. It is everybody's dream to be a success at what they do, to be renowned, celebrated as an authority on whatever it is they specialise in.

So, a blogger should have done these. You cannot in good conscience (at least I think so) blame economic circumstances (no fault of yours by the way) for all the hogwash we get from bloggers in Nigeria. The things you mentioned affects the 'operational' aspect of blogging and not the 'content' and 'ethics' which is my bone of contention here. NEPA has nothing to do with a post intentionally riddled with heartbreaking falsehood that could bring down all another person has worked for (abi u no know the power of the media?).

Do you get me now? I know the challenges involved in running a venture in Nigeria, all I'm saying is that bloggers should work on themselves a little, not just jump into it for the sake of the greenbacks. Grammarly can only take you so far as without the basics, how do you even know your English is wrong talkless of fixing it?

In summary, your retort addressed the operational aspect of the job, while I was commenting on the ethics and content of the job.

Dutchey:
hmmm, maybe e don blog wetin hin suppose no blog... but what can we say?? may his soul rest in peace and 2 Naija bloggers, dnt blog wetin go bomb u o,,, dnt blog boko again o... may God bless ur work

Na wah for you oh

proxitaly:
Don't worry madam, your is even better that you're in Malta. If you were in Naija, the government will openly sends python to dance on you if you advise them.
Ask Nnamdi Kanu if you happen to meet him there.

How is it better? She is dead bro.. Haba

must have publicized some shit

That Prime Minister is behind her death. Hin way no pure