FLYFIRE:
RIP to him but he was VERY STUPID to be up there in US with everything at his beck & call & still supported this EVIL govt of apc in Nigeria...HE WAS VERY STUPID.May God console his loved ones & friends..RIP

Who insults the dead? So not fair and not necessary!

I strongly dislike bubu and his miserable governance, and even though I don't get why people support him, I can't crucify them for that.

Rip bro. We always have this political difference, he is pro APC while am pro PDP. I always quote him on, hunger is really bad. I never knew he was a soldier in the US.

Saw this poster yesterday of a late Nigerian US soider. I have no idea that He's our very own Hungerbad. We'll miss you bro. Rest in peace.

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Meliian:


Why are you bitter? Did I lie? See those ugly words to a dead person. Igbos and bitterness be like 5 & 6. May I never come close to an igbo person in my life. When I'm going right, let them be going left. Tufiaka.

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trash trash trash

Rest In Peace, Sir

This is really heart breaking. I have never had any encounter with him but his posts were mostly brilliant

smogup:
RIP great nairalander.

I will miss your jokes and sarcasm, it lightens my mood anytime I see your comments.

You are very right, may his soul rest in peace.

Goodnight, HungerBaD.

From the accolades of people who knew him personally, benefitted from his philanthropy and exchanged banters with him, he was truly a good man.

May God grant his loved ones the fortitude to bear the loss.

Rest in peace Kennedy.

RIP Hungerbad......you will always be remembered.
Sleep on Great Legend

Giobaro HungerBad!

Hunger bad is so popular with his moniker that back then when he was supporting Buhari we always troll him by telling him about his hungry state but unknown to us he was a man with a large heart and a philanthropist who touched more lives with his charity than government will ever do.

Rest on brother.

We will miss you.

You are singing Kumbayaya with the Saints and bro, we are coming to join you when our watch is over and tell you that Buhari was a failure

RIP Hungerbad

Rest well brother, your service has ended.

R. I. P greatest great Nairalander ����������

Briller:


May God forgive you �. Don't deceive people on this forum. It's either GOD or Mormon. There's always a hidden part to all these stuff. My Dad was one and I tell you, he paid for it.

And u are to tell God to forgive u oga? I beg remove the specks in ur opolo eye first before turning around to remove mine. How many people have helped since u have been begging God to forgive people who detailed? Or did u not read my comments clearly ? Oga shift abeg if ur father die na him know all I know is that we have a lot of philanthropist in there of which I was a beneficiary. So carry ur "may God forgive you-holier than thou " comments from my mention.

OMG.. i cannot believe this
He really helped me when i thought all hope was lost....u will be greatly missed
RIP Sir

RIP,young man.

Rip soldier!!

RIP Kennedy aka HungerBAD. I was never close to you but from what people are saying, you were a good man.
May your death serve to remind those of us who are still alive that our departure will come one day, and may that consciousness help us put our lives in order (especially as regards our relationship with God) as we await that great day.

This world is useless. As u don go, we too dey come. Rest on my brother. Abeg create nairaland for that side, coz one day , we all must join you. Good night! Ke'mesia!

rest in peace bro, you have paid your debt!! it remain us every soul shall taste death....


we are going to see where there is no sorrow again!! this May is so bad

Nednwoko:
He wrote this below sometime last year, that was how I was able to get a glimpse of who he was. See in quote:

"This sounds interesting. Story not complete. Joeruano complete this story.

Joeruano thanks for completing the story.

I try not to talk about my personal stuff on Nairaland,but will make an exception today and tell a story before commenting on yours.

I am a Niger Deltan like you too,and a couple of months ago,my younger sister got married. I am also the oldest child and my dad is late(RIP) and so I am the Head of the family.

I had known her husband to be for a couple of years,and I know him to be a struggling young man,who is into different businesses and trying to survive.

Sometimes, without telling anyone, I push little contracts for him to handle so as to meet up,since he never once approached me for money considering the fact he knows I am on the okay side.

I liked him then,and I like him now. I wished him my inlaw,which he eventually became. I consider him a younger brother and that was how I treated him.

My Sister too, a beautiful young lady works for one of those organizations that pays in the 200k region . My sister is also a prudent woman who I know does not spend money on petty things.

When it was time for marriage. They approached me,and after giving them my blessing, I agreed they should go ahead and plan their marriage in Lagos. Later my mother started giving me heat that we should not ignore tradition,and out of pressure from more of my mothers family, I asked them to go get the list from the village.

When they brought the list, the young man went into a very sad mood and my sister called me complaining that village people want to destroy her marriage.

I will finish this story tomorrow. I am about to go take care of some personal matters.

Finishing my story.

When I saw the list, to say I was taken aback would be an understatement. They asked for everything there,and then some.

Now let me talk about this my village people and my history with them.

I went straight for my post-graduate degree,after my NYSC,and after graduation, showed up in my community,thinking they will hook me up with one of the Multiple National oil companies there, as a native.

They refused to help in a hostile way,and called me a Yoruba man,since i was born and bred in Lagos. And that the spots for jobs they had was for the people that grew up there,and not for strangers like us.

I left there after weeks hanging around, knocking on different doors. It was the humiliation of how I got to Lagos that still gets me upset. I sold my shoes,belts, trousers and my wristwatch.

I swore to never go to my people again for anything.

But my sister was getting married,and her husband to be did not have the muscle to sort everything out. I wanted to help, but did not want to look desperate as if I am in a hurry to just throw my sister way.

Told them not to worry,and that I will sort everything out when I fly back into the Country. A week later I flew into Nigeria,and called for a meeting with my inlaw to be. I asked him to look at the list and see what he can afford there. And when he picked the little things he could shoulder, I told him to bring the cash equivalent,and that I will go to the village myself to beg on his behalf.

I went to my hometown that weekend,and had a meeting with the elders of my family and the community, where I presented them with everything they asked for. I told them my inlaw had provided them to me in Lagos. They got their complete list,as I had swore me or any of my family members will never beg them for anything again.

The only thing they did was send a 5 man village representative to Come for the traditional wedding in Lagos,and that I took care of too.

My sister got married because big brother would not let traditionalists hold her marriage to ransom. They got what they wanted, and everybody is happy.

Not everyone I understand has a brother, or even anyone willing to stick it out for them to make sure their marriage works,as regards meeting the financial burden. And this is why the Tradition of extorting people under the quise of a long lists for marriage should be stopped."

This was the post that really made me like him

Kind of familiar with that moniker over here and base on what have read so far, it's obvious you were a magnanimous individual with good heart. How I wish we can live forever. May your soul rest in peace...

Farewell, Soldier.

Your courage and bravery lives on.

I never liked him bc of his support for the failure Buhari.

But the posthumous encomium on him shows he is a good person.

May his soul RIP

Evangkatsoulis:


What kind of dumb statement is this? So people who don't want to help do not deserve to live? What makes hungerbad more deserving of life than others? How are you sure he wasn't doing any of these just get social validation/ praises from people online?
Use ya head.

People who don't want to help deserve to live, but when those with good heart decides to assist others, they ought to be appreciated because they're setting good example for the world to emulate, imagine how many individuals @HungerBad touched and what they've learnt from his generosity and love.

Again, I put it to you that those who don't want to help may deserve to live. However, they might be living a life of selfishness which makes the world unbalance. Everyone needs help, including the ones who do not want to help others.

Whether he did it to get the praise of people or not doesn't matter on this context, the point is that he tried his best to assist others simple. You're not God to judge if he has done those help for self praise or not.

I never met him in person neither did I had any chat with him, but I always come across his comments each time I am on nairaland, and I enjoyed reading most of them.

This is a great loss to his family, friends, and the entire Nairaland kingdom.

Meliian:


Sorry igbo bitter guy.

I'm not actually. I was only pointing it out to you that you are an embodiment of acrimony. You need to change, likewise the guy you quoted

Just saw this and the first thing I said was It's a lie. I think we've argued on a thread in religion section long time ago.

I pray God comforts his family.