iamoyindamola:
https://www.nairaland.com/8088039/ibrahim-babangida-dies-accident-tijani
This is not good at all
I love this man

Theflint1:
I wonder how tier 3 banks would survive this particular clause, even some tier 1 and tier 2 banks go collect.

poshestmina:
This your Doom is really serious!!!
I find your threads funny and sad for you at the same time (if your stories are true).

You need God with plenty Rehabs ,therapies and beating.

pocohantas:
Some people see driving as a chore, some a necessity. For people that love driving, what do you love about driving?

Detailed or not, roads, your car, people...anything?

For me, it's about the convenience. I also enjoy driving in the rain...

cc: lalasticlala
Mynd44

idahme:



You will think extrajudicial acts is a joke until it happens to your son, you, your father, mother and, relatives.

What they did wasn't a threat to the life of the officers in duty but because of corruption and money they already budgeted to rip off from the occupants they are prepared to go rogue. Lawlessness in Nigeria is indeed supported by the people.

GloriousGbola:


I hope they caught all this on video Sha.

Hard to believe a person can be this self destructive. Maybe she was high or something

The other lesson is to stop investing your self in online activists.

Divoc19:
I’ll start looking. I know I will find.
Thanks. Kids are fine. Dad is supportive of them.

This is a wake up call. Am taking it in good faith.

LordAdam16:


You can't provide data to back up your statement.
Now move along.

And remember to get a standby defib. Because you'll be needing it whenever I point out the CBN is pegging the rates on this thread.

-Lord.

raumdeuter:
What do you guys think about this incident

Lady gave testimony she got a BSc in Law and Paul Enenche called her out immediately on the altar

https://www.instagram.com/reel/C5wAdHKs-98/?igsh=MWZ0bGxwdnIwemx0eQ==

izzou:


Did Betty marry an Igbo man, that they are doing Mgbafu Mkpe?

Abi Ondo people no get tradition?

If a Yoruba lady marries an Igbo man, and he dies, can her family come back and do any tradition outside that of her late bethroded husband? being igbo....ur not supposed to ask this question...do you travel home at all?

liveLongNprospa:
Good morning

larride:


The truth is that, this matter would've been settled if Iniehebe wasn't involved in the matter. The same letter of apology that the man talked on in that video is the same one that Iniehebe said Chioma wrote under duress.

Social media is a really funny place, where so called anti oppressor crusaders will rather let a simple matter that would be resolved easily turn into a charade for clout sake.

While Chioma had the right to criticize the company, defamation is a crime and the company has the right to sue and be sued. What is currently happening to the company online is bullying which is why I think the man want to prosecute the case at all cost.

You cannot defame a company and say the company has to right to defend itself.

At the end of the day, whatever happens to the case, Chioma will face it alone and those edging her on and using her for clout will not be there with her.

Gerrard59:
This thread reminds of a Twitter conversation I saw a long time ago. Paraphrasing it, a poster tweeted: "Nigerians in the diaspora are more intelligent than those at home". Someone responded, I think Victor Asemota, saying such a mentality is bad. The original poster replied by asking, "How can people who don't experience uninterrupted electricity be intelligent"? I think Asemota did not respond or block the person.

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Regarding your post, I would say arrogance and poverty are at fault. Growing up, while my dad wanted me and my siblings to meet our richer uncles who were (and are still) based in the UK and Ireland, my mom objected because they were "forming" and were not cordial or "happy" to receive us. She hates insults. She argues that rather than listen or become subservient to such people, we work on our finances and grow. In other words, be like those who admire or better than them.

To your Ex's family, the best way is to decline her $100 stipend. It might come as pride, but it can be categorised as self-dignity. As I am, I cannot use $100 to control my family because it is not possible. So, the family has to show her (the youngest female) that they can thrive, not survive, without her $100.

On the other hand, it could be environs and who they grew up with and mingled. My folks in Nigeria are doing well; either as entrepreneurs or working with good firms. So, it does not make any sense to "look down" on them. Would you look down on someone who works with NNPC? Or runs her thriving catering business that she no even get time to respond to your chats? So upbringing matters. I am very receptive to messages and calls. If I miss them due to time zone differences or busy schedules, I reply very well. Just don't ask me for money because I don't have shingban and I am not very good at giving money to people anyhow.

Nigeria has economic opportunities, so one can/might return to harness them. It is those classmates/friends/associates one would fall back on. So, cutting them off or being brash or arrogant means bridges would be cut. On the other hand, for those in Nigeria, if you notice any snub or no-reply sort of mentality, you stop chatting with them and focus on your hustle/craft.

In fact, I was thinking aloud a few days ago that when this UK set of japarians eventually return to Nigeria (many would return), Nigerian corporate HRs go dey do yanga because their UK work experiences would vary from what they studied in British universities. I won't be surprised HRs would prefer someone who has worked in Nigeria to another who worked in the UK because of what they see this set doing in the UK. Other countries might be different, but I think those in Nigeria now see the UK in a different light.

Melvyn11:

Is there any business or investment that is not a probability?

Melvyn11:
Somebody won 450k dollars (517million) just last year here with a 6k stake and you think he is making loses. Most of you are really hilarious.

Franzinni:
well I am happy for you and your ability to carry it, as you earlier pointed out, my head no strong for am and so I left it alone ... And I have seen a huge leap in my life. So I gree with you bro.

Itsrm:


Lowest I saw it go on kucoin was 1430 yesterday. If you bought at 1350, show evidence.

If dollar goes to 700 and stays there, I'll be the happiest man here. Don't get where the politics angle is coming from.

Itsrm:
https://www.nairaland.com/8037068/naira-eyes-n1300-parallel-market

Now, it looks like someone in the govt. is sponsoring these headlines.

afrodoc2:


Joshua is the poster boy for political correctness. E dey give am outward moral support but meanwhile inside him mind e dey think, "i warned you, innit" and "God don catch you".

Theflint1:
🤣🤣🤣
This guy don surrender e mental state to manipulation from the girl...e luck be say the girl no be those very wicked bini girls, if not ehn, e for don enter street.

BlueRayDick:


The man no try at all. I saw video of his tribute to Wigwe a day after the helicopter crash was confirmed. He was all gloomy and emotional in the video.

One would've thought he would postpone the wife's birthday celebrations after that . I'm sure they have a list of everyone they invited to the party initially. Sending a message to them about the postponement would not have been a big deal at all; those ones would've understood especially knowing that the initial birth day was actually January and not February in the first place

EreluRoz:
Nonsense , if he was actually a real boyfriend she won't have the audacity to accept his offer, I blame the man for everything that happened.

I wonder why some ladies go crazy over these guys, the way I will dry him ehn.

If na me and all these musicians remain for this earth it's konji that'll kill all of them kos ordinary hug they'll not get.

Itsrm:


The business man is better. Especially those selling essential products. And even for them, demand is seriously dropping.

My friend who is a government teacher in Ogun State said he has told them he can only come to school twice a week. If dem wan sack am make dem sack am. He can't be using his entire salary on transportation.

Itsrm:


Una wey dey do business dey try. Especially those who took loans to run the business.

God forbid I use my money to do any actual business in this country till the Fx situation stabilises.

PepeXKermit:


Lmao! its obvious you have never been to a court or had a course case before to know that a verbal agreement with evidence stands in a court of law. if you say there is no contract, then other factors that determines the stance of both parties will be determined. the seller will have to explain how the money of the buyer got into his bank account and was conversations led to that. Let God now punish you, there are WhatsApp messages, (which there must be). you guys always think like kids or people who did not go to school or understand logic. the way Nigerians dey process things eh, una dey baffle me

advanceDNA:


So u are saying the buyer has no right to take his car of the market??
While it's painful....there is no crime here...

If the biyer knew he had any right..he would have gone to the police not trying to force the guy to sell it by force ....

ExudeLoveToAll:
Transaction has been completed without you even knowing.

If I was your neighbor, I will proceed to a court and have an injunction restraining you or anyone from driving that car until the suite has been entertained by the court to determine the legitimate owner of that vehicle.

Mind you this suit can take five years to determine, no issue will drive that vehicle and the good thing is that he already has his money back as a guarantee meaning he has nothing to loose in making life difficult for you as a dishonest business man.

An oral agreement is admissible in court mind you and he has bank transactions to corroborate his oral evidence. People like you who think you can repudiate an agreement when the other party has fully complied with the terms of the agreement should be taught shown a precedence so that you don't do it to other people in the future.

In your mind you are smart, you don't even know the buyer has lost money because of future value of money. That you find yourself in this predicament has nothing to do with the buyer, business has been completed and there is nothing you can do about it. No court will give you custody of that vehicle of this matter gets to court.

The best for you is to seek peaceful settlement outside of the court process else you will loose everywhere.

OKOATA:
See bro in this life nobody is indispensable, a lady will forget a man that sponsored her to school in the space of 7yrs and marry another guy so why can't guys be cold blooded and do that too.