₦airaland Forum

MadCow1:
The man with the Gun is the law...


But people need to learn to stand their grounds.

He bailed himself. The police let him go with the same laptop for which he was detained. Yet he paid money to leave the cell.

I believe that they size up their preys before pouncing. I have no receipt for my laptop and I would be danmed if one computer illiterate policeman gives me grief for my laptop.

Roll with their punches, gather info on the officers like name, rank and stuff and strike them when they think your guard is down.

I love it when I reverse the oppression and the police are the ones begging me.. ..

On point! Everything starts with knowing what the law says about what... It helps you to know your ground and where to stand; it also helps you to know when and where you can bend the law to suit you.

But hey, it's Naija where no one would want to expend energy and time doing that because 'money is everything'.

tolustx:
They are simply insane. Just like politicians,
They portray themselves as doing work wen all they do is meaningless accussation and exploitation. Who says bail is free?

I have been arrested a coupla times while not found guilty of any offence and always come out without no bail.

What do you expect when majority of Nigerians are either ignorant of the law or too afraid to exercise the power the constitution bestowed on them?
The useless police officers will keep intimidating the vulnerable masses knowing that there is a great chance they will go scot-free. The schools should do something about this. Enlightenment programmes are also broadcasted on the media but our people would rather opt to watch an uninspiring and IQ-reducing home movie. We as the masses are to blamed sometimes for some our lapses.

Charpell:
FG has signed many MOU
For how long will they keep signing before see light?
And seriously, what is the meaning of Memorandum of Understanding (MoU)?

Have you seen any date on the MoU being signed to ascertain their takeoff/completion dates.. or is it your pessimistic mind wobbling?

12yrs? @Op you can lie o, chei! Na you and Seun conceive this NL idea ni?

Family affair.

Slow and steady, we will get there.

And to think that he has a wife and 5 kids

Ok

Don't you guys do heart-to-heart talk atimes? And have you at any time thrown him the "what are your short/long term goals" format? Stop dulling, get up and make him say something. Don't come back here crying if he ditches you at the dying minute for a girl that goes for what she wants..
I don tok ma own oo

IYANGBALI:
the 1 wey we sing for here never do?

For wia, u neva start sef

Why is she showing skin Those arms should be cut to sleeveless.. #sharia

Nico & Vinz - In Your Arms

Singing, I guess

Dis op will not kii me oo.. *yawns*

Op, where is Teju 'Babyface' Oyelakin?

He said "I am the way...."

Sorry, what did he promise in 2011 and did not do?

Madness.. What's the carol for if not Christmas

It's a Halloween costume joor

Renewing the face of the fallen Garri Republic Nairaland

Stillfire:
Nigeria's architecture is too cliche. I can point a Nigerian building from Pluto. So uninspiring.

Most countries have their own unique specs when building structures. Weather conditions, topography, culture, etc. influence the choice of designs.

Now say thanks

[size=16pt]Chai![/size] That's all I can say

I remember Kelly Rowland collapsing on stage in lagos while singing 'Say ma name say ma name'.

The photo will be good for a meme

InwehAkpevwe:
Brosss! I nor know before

Go and sin no more

My routine when I was in Naija, I still listen to all of them now via Jandus radio app.

Mornings:
Nigeriainfo lagos - Morning Crossfire Lagos
Smooth fm - Smooth Breakfast with Mazi’no & Sope
Beat fm lagos - The Morning Rush with Olisa, Maria & Osi

Afternoons:
Cool fm lagos - Midday Oasis with Dotun & Temi
Nigeriainfo lagos - Alibaba Seriously
Rainbow fm - Comedy Happy Hour with De Don
Brila fm - Popular Side with Murphy Jemba

Evenings:
Cool fm - The Road Show with Freeze & Kaylah
Nigeriainfo fm - Let's talk with 4LaH and Gbenga

Midnights:
181fm - UK Top 40

Hollyb:
yea i'm not disputing that fact! I'm just asking him to join his work with prayer. Prayer won't bring a wife to his door step i know but it can lead him in his search not to meet the wrong woman

Ok, good

@Op, we've been down this road before. Don't you check previous threads?

Hollyb:
in my own opinion. Why don't you seek the face of God concerning it. God might even lead you to a Godly woman over there who is also a Nigerian. And if you must come to Nigeria too you still need his leading so that you won't meet an hypocrite who wil change for the worst after you've married her. Wish you good luck

It doesn't rule out the fact that he still needs to put in work.

Grinder:
In Campuses...Lool..I didnt school in naija..Got no idea aw campus gals dey be sef.. The most female friends i have are my facebook ones.. and Nigerian classmates.. Mehn..Dis thing go hard.. I really need to hear from someone that dealt with this same kinda situation...

Your case tie wrapper o, really . It can only take a guy man who schooled and understands the campus life in naija uni to easily find good ones. Alternatively, you can engage the services of your friends or better still look around you, you never know, God can toss a nice one your way.

Rexceedo:
Tnx! He earlier ask his dad, whether he'll open a shop 4 him afta learnin d trade 4 1yr.... But his dad persist dat he'll not give out his money to a callow.... Which implies he want him to be a 'boyee' -- spendin 7yrs or above servin a master.....
For the family pleadin; he's a hard-core man who hardly listen to his wife while angry

In that case, I would not suggest disobeying his old man. He should go learn the trade and go back to school when he is independent.