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Zeeche:
Hmmmm, like seriously? "themed" and not "teamed"? It is well.

Yes, it's THEMED!
The THEME of the class's attire was Yoruba trad.

It's NOT "teamed"...
And frankly, basic English is not that difficult to grasp. SMH
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johnkay1:
Hmmm
At her age
She still never get sense

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Funny, but IRONIC using Osinbajo's pic...
Seeing as Pastor VP "still never get sense" himself.
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uuzba:
The only problem with bicycle is where to park it safety.
In China, they did a mass bicycle scheme. One type of heavy government bicycle. You rent it for the day. Return it and collect your money. But at the end, people found it difficult to park the bikes properly and just started dumping them untop of each other. Government now stopped that scheme.
The story is up on YouTube.
UK find it difficult not ride bike. Americans find it difficult also. Only Nederland use bicycles. And I think Belgium as well.

You are largely correct (and, btw, contrary to the other commenter, it's not just "overbloated African ego" - and I must confess that I cringe when Africans indulge in these sorts of casual quasi-racist remarks). In many parts of the world, it is difficult to wean people from the car culture primarily because most modern urban areas are anchored on road transportation infrastructure. Even in China, where most of the adult citizenry grew up primarily on bicycle transportation up until just a few decades ago, road transportation is now the primary means of transportation (albeit they have also embarked on massive rail transportation investment). In the US, getting a license and owning a car is basically a Right of Passage to adulthood.
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Exponental:
To be sincere.... Bicycle should be encouraged in Lagos.

Bacteriologist:
Good initiative but will the overbloated African ego in us allow us to come to terms with a potentially viable solution to traffic problems in Lagos? Everyone wants to own cars and blast hot loud stereo music to show off to their neighbours.

Lagos is a really small town and biking around will not be as cumbersome as it is in the UK or Netherlands for example.

The attached image is me riding from Ikotun-Egbe to Eko-Bridge on a cold morning. 1hr 30mins. Even in the afternoon the time would be roughly the same. Can't say the same for a car in the afternoon.

The new road leading to the new Bariga Waterfront Jetty (one of the last roads commissioned by Ambode) has a bicycle lane...

However, years ago when the late Ojo Maduekwe tried to popularize a bicycle-riding culture in Abuja (he was then Transportation Minister under President Obasanjo), he was relentlessly mocked by large sections of the Nigerian media, and he was almost knocked down riding a bicycle to work as a Minister, the derision grew even louder.
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priceaction:
That's not the picture. The pics looks like marina enroute ikoyi.

It's Falomo Roundabout...
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Islie:
www.nairaland.com/attachments/10327742_bridge640x375_jpeg0db666b014720e7546152beee71ba354

Why are you showing us Falomo Bridge?
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Okoroawusa:
There is no country...I repeat no country..in this world where judiciary is totally independent

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Pet peeve with Nigerian English...
You do NOT "inaugurate" buildings, you commission them.
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Cute kids...

PS: Tonto, it's "themed" not "teamed".
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ZOO....
Run by superstitious Zoologists!
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treasureboy09:
. Oga what is wrong is wrong, you can't defend it .....our educational system needs to be upgraded, right from the basic to the advance level, that's the major reason we continue producing job seekers and not job creators..

Our educational system is periodically upgraded...
The problem is less the "system" but more the PEOPLE operating it.

For the record, over the past couple of years Nigeria has been developing an educational curriculum that emphasizes STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics). Nigeria is developing that curriculum with the support of global players like MIT, Cisco, IBM and Oracle, a nationwide curriculum that incorporates 21st century STEAM thinking: coding, design skills, digital arts, robotics, machine learning, and so on.
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"Business studies" is NOT what this lawyer thinks it is...
But she's right, aspiring secretaries should be using computers these days.
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Let him go and meet the REAL Lucifer....
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emkz:
He looks like Frank Donga.

At least Nigerian police should respect the corpse by putting him in a body bag. See how they dumped his body in their notorious hilux.

Even though normally law enforcement should do better...
But did he respect those he kidnapped or the bodies of those they killed? Animals should be treated as such.
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bestman09:

Commissioner nominees after 5 months? Its well

5 months ke?
Govs were elected in Mar, and should have had lists ready by May 29. SMH
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$40 million on design and feasibility?


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Mccullum:
The problem of Nigerians is considering ethnic interest above national interest, Nigeria government must up hold justice at home without emotions of tribalism and religion by showing the world that we had equity in political freedom and access to equal justice by punishing the culprits of the scamed contract according to law of land, then the world will take us serious.
Can this happened in China, US, UK and other sane nations and those involved won't be in jail now?
Until when we're serious positively, our country can be great.

Perhaps the government itself should lead by example....
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naijadrivablog:
Hmm, I hope Inosson's debt doesnt want them to consider selling it. #InnosonTrustBank.

The Innoson debt is an ant on a gorilla’s behind...
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slawomir:
Bunch of upcoming untalented Moda fuckkers about to join the already untalented nigggarzzz we have in the music industry

Especially that frogged voice called davido using too much enhancer
Only Burna boy and 2face have talent

If you want to know that Nigeria artiste are dog shiit
Just listen to these foreign artiste and you will never play any Nigeria song

The weekend
Imagine dragons
Sia
Katty pery
Passenger
Bruno Mars
Avicii
Twenty one pilot
The Chainsmokers
Dig the kid
Cold play
Khalid
Maroon 5
Calum scot
John legend
Selena Gomez
Post malone
Ellie Goulding
Christiana aquilera
A great big world
Rita ora
Clean bandit
Dua lipa
Martin garixx
Major Lazer
The night
Edsheeran
Taylor swift

The good thing about having 7.5 billion INDIVIDUAL human beings is that tastes differ widely...
It would thus be obtuse to self-arrogate to oneself the sole arbiter of what constitutes good taste and/or talent.
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Hanks0000:
You don't have to tag me to your lil ass comment.. I don't have to listen to the same genrr you listen too.. Besides I didn't tag you To my comment.. I just said what I think and I don't think that should be a problem cause the last time I checked everyone has their own creeds...

Besides I'm not a complete Nigerian.. My dad is an American and my mom is from Oyo state... So get the Bleep outta here

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Hanks0000:
You and I are on same page.. I loathe Nigeria songs die...

I'm an upcomin artist, too!!
Just don't sing like other Nigerians.. My genre is different and it's usually English all through.. inspired by Future and Other cool folks like Fun and James Blunt.. I bet people who don't sing like them won't get signed in the industry..

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A305:
If God was to ask them how did they die, what will be their answer lol? See my siggy below

If they have to be asked, then they’ve ended up in the wrong place...
Because they were likely shouting out God’s name before they tumbled over.
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Opportuneke:
My husband MUST be rich like Dangote,

Have dimples like Davido,

Be soo cute like 2face,

Have Dbanj Stature,

Have Muscles like Iyanya,

Have 6packs like Flavour,

Be Funny like basketmouth,

Have Pink lips like Wizkid....

That was how Aunt Sophia and Aunty Pricillia Clocked
50+ without A Man........

So what?

Better to be 50 without a man...
Than 25 with one (or 3) you cannot stand!
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GavelSlam:
Your caveat is as silly as saying "no offence but you are daft".

Sorry dude, I do not dignify those who roll around in the gutter of personal insults...
Merely betrays someone who is lacking in substance or just crudely and poorly raised.
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GavelSlam:
Will you shut up.

You hypocrites pull up philosophy as soon as commonsense and decency fails you.

Anyone with 2 brain cells can tell this young lady is the offspring of highly successful people.

Anywhere on this God green earth, she would wear Gucci because she has always been able to afford it..

From America to Zimbabwe, having a father with her profile guarantees her a quality of life people should aspire to.

If failures would not cease to hate on a child mockery might put shame to their idiocy.

Hypocrite.

Ironic you bring up “common sense and decency” since anyone who crudely resorts to insults for lack of substance clearly lacks both!

Meanwhile, while I get that English is not your first language, basic comprehension in Nigeria’s “official” language should be the minimum expected of those who elect to participate in a public discourse conducted in English. Accordingly, please try to grasp the import of the premise “without prejudice to this girl” before you embarrass yourself (and probably your draught-playing parents) any further. SMH.
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Richdad50:


Nobody knew Tacha has body odour allegedly until she got into big brother. Never overrate these so called slay queens until you come into their closets. The odour from their personal struggles can choke anyone. Beyond the bliss and bing's is a broken woman seeking to redefine the very essence of her existence.

One of the worst things to happen to a woman is to become successful on social media, with a large following, and let it get to her head to the point you fail to make a REAL LIFE. No husband, No kids, No real business. Just social media notoriety.

Richdad

Dude, she is a radio OAP, an author (even if it's just one book), a multiple brand ambassador, and has a line of luxury bags - apart from being a media influencer (which brings in cash).

Some of the Nigerian men on this thread seem pissed that she doesn't have to depend on some fat-bellied (and probably abusive) Nigerian man for her esteem, identity or livelihood!
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sweetrace:
Wow! This is utterly disappointing!!! I used to think highly of your opinions. So you think a woman’s worth lies in her getting married and having kids? You’re a typical Nigerian who has been conditioned to believe that a woman is incomplete until she’s married and had kids even if she is miserable in the marriage. Toke hs a job and a brand.

The sexism and crude misogyny of most Nigerian men is never far from the surface....
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NaijaTushboy:
Keep on walking naked to other's wedding no find way get married untill you don clock 40 na im you go jump from one prayer house to another,suffering innocent pastors.NONSENSE

She has been married and discovered it's No Big Deal!
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GavelSlam:
To be the child of a professor of Law, who is also a senior advocate, former attorney general of a state, and presently the vice president, is a blessing.

The only problem is that hermits and low-lifes, whose parents spent all their days playing draught under the mango tree would always despise you.

Without prejudice to this girl....

Dude, in life, it's NOT where you start (which you have no control of) but where you end up...
Many billionaires and many accomplished individuals the world over started off with nothing - some not even parents.
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Who was searching the sewage in the first instance?!
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