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GOOD RIDDANCE!

I was watching that old "Oga Titus" video last night, and when Don Jazzy pronounced "I hereby sentence you to 100 years" for some reason this Invictus Obi dude crossed my mind.

Anyway, if convicted, it's unlikely he'll actually serve 30 years in jail (even if he got the max), because the sentences are likely to run concurrently, which would mean no more than 20 years of actual jail time, and with good behavior and all might be considerably shorter. But he'll still serve some SERIOUS time.
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ZOO!

And this from the so-called "church" people. SMDH
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But if it was in Nigeria, same NLers will be blaming the uniformed officer and suddenly remembering there are no public waste bins...
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These pictures are obviously NOT of the same road...

The befuddling thing is that the reality of horrible roads in Nigeria can be aptly illustrated without the need to use fake pics, which only serves to distract from and/or undermine that reality.
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neyop85:
The only solution is a Subway system. Lagos is already overpopulated, buying more buses will add to the problem instead of solving it.

Likely to be PROHIBITIVELY EXPENSIVE, given Lagos' high water table...
The Light Rail (all 7 planned lines) and water transportation would suffice.
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justman911:
Thank you.

Every Nigerian deserves a trip to the advanced world at least once a year, so they can see possibilities instead of magnifying small problems and worshipping stupid old deranged bastards for feeding school children while their parents are unemployed and willing to work.

Your rulers go to the "advanced world" more than once a year...
Even ordinary Nigerians who behave abroad start fighting on the plane.
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OP, these are NOT "BRT buses"...

And as you can see from the picture, commuters shun Danfo and WAIT for the buses...
Because they are much more comfortable and (in almost all cases) actually CHEAPER!
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PqsMike:
WORD ON THE STREET

* That new bus(es) isn't any where near 800 numbers
* Majority of them only ply Berger to Ikeja and back
* They don't even use BRT lane

Because they are NOT BRT buses...
They are just regular commuter buses.
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Sit-ups and diet...
Way CHEAPER!!!
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NaijaOlosho:
A young man from Agolumo community under Patani local government area of Delta State has chosen to take his life-giving the reason of his death to the continual denial of his wife to give him what he has duly paid for, for reasons best known to her.

According to reports, the man has complained to family members of the constant denial of his wife to perform her civic duties and it has become so frustrating.

They were shocked to see him lifeless in his sitting room with signs of him taking sniper, and the wife has run away to an unknown location according to reports.

Nigerians on social media are not happy with the deceased for ending his life this way just because of ordinary sex.

See Photos and comment below

>> https://grovenaija360.com/nigerian-man-commits-suicide-after-wife-denied-him-sx-for-years-photos/

Crude disgraceful misogyny...
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Drinokrane:


Low budget Travis Scott

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obailala:
Lol... When you point a finger at people, remember you have 4 fingers pointing back at you. On this one, God don catch you!

You're actually the yoot with the lazy brain for not reading my comment properly before diving to include me in your list. Now go back and re-read what I wrote, try and read it slowly this time.

Sophistry...

Your Dbanj analogy is a poor one...
Because Burna seeks the OPPOSITE of Dbanj's aim.
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silencer94:
Thank your stars you left this hopeless country

This "hopeless country" made him...

A couple of years back he was still running around the Delta creeks, until "this hopeless country" nurtured his raw talent, took him to junior championships, and helped him get an athletic scholarship abroad.
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IamSoProlific:
Ode

Olodo...
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agabusta:
Its all bants. Life is not as serious as all those abuses u were throwing at her for the humorous statement aimed at publicising the boot camp.

Infact, her reference shows she regards Idanre Hills as about the best tourist centre in Ondo state.

Na wa o...
The functional illiteracy in Nigeria is WORSE than I thought if supposedly "educated" folks cannot grasp an obviously facetious comment.
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IamSoProlific:
Lazy kee you there, did you read and understand my own

Abegi don't come for me o...
Go and find your Olabisi Ajala President.
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Bamz:
Dude's just marketing his laptop

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Caseless:
ask d'banj how it went with his journey or attempt to cross-over.

guttentag:
Na their his career go end, make we bet?

lucianohase:
If he does that his music career will just die!

obailala:
Dude doesnt want to repeat the D'Banj mistake.

IamSoProlific:
This guy wan finally sell him soul, I'm sure buyers don line up. I'm sure he's equal to the tax too,since he was able to play axeman/cultism game n played it well for ph, a whole Rivers of blood, despite killing people at a time during his days as an executioner.

Moreover, in selling the soul he should be careful so he doesn't get scammed (oyinbos are the worst/notorious scammers) or even sell the soul for a counterfeit. D'banj will tell him better.

"Lazy yoots"

First, bother to read...
Then, try to understand...
Before you comment.

Thanks.

LifestyleTonite:
Nigerian singer, Burna Boy has opened up on his actual desire concerning crossing over to the American music industry.

In an interview with The Fader, the Afrobeat singer who is fast gaining international recognition, revealed that his actually desire is to cross foreigners over to African music.

”Yeah, I care about crossing over, but like in the opposite way. It’s like I want to come here (US) and cross you over to where I am (Africa). Because where i am is the actual home or the beginning”, Burna Boy said.

Speaking on whether African music is accomplishing giant strides abroad, Burna Boy said, ”It’s being accomplished because now everyone I come across is proud to be African”

When asked if he feels Nigeria is being misunderstood by outsiders, the singer said even insiders misunderstand the country.

”Nigeria is being misunderstood by insiders. I can guarantee you that at least 90% of my age group considered the youth had no clue about the real origins of Nigeria.

”There’s so much truth that need to be known. The only thing that can save the youth is knowledge and financial independence” he said.

https://wotzup.ng/burna-boy-speaks-on-his-desire-to-cross-over-to-the-american-music-industry/

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Olodo24:
He used to be underrated but he's overrated at this point. He's been repeating himself in his lyrics. Folks would jump to disagree but it's the truth. He's overrated.. Same as Wizkid

RockHard:
Burna is beginning to sound monotonous to me. He's overrated in my opinion.

Here come the crabs...
Abegi go put out your 'heterogenous' sound make we hear.
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If you don't leave football...
Football will leave you!!
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Ugosample:
the Nigerian value system largely is to blame

ours is a society that glorifies wealth without value addition

Speak for yourself dude...
That's Certainly NOT my own Nigerian value system.

The Nigeria value system my parents were raised on and bequeathed to me holds education and hard work in very high esteem It is not mere happenstance that Nigerians/Nigerian-progeny generally achieve more than the general population educationally and professionally in the US/UK.
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Those saying that's why planes crash are just backward mor-ons...
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RTSC2:
Of course, he can't do this to a woman he want to marry or he is married to.

Fingering her on a plane and then videoing it.
Two fucckmates doing their thing.

Do you know them?

The most successful marriages are between compatible partners...
If a freak marries a cold-fish, cheating or divorce is much more likely!
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Jordan777:
Nairaland members aren't here for fun. We are here to discuss Nigeria and insult others tribes

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Until it blows up...
And we have another Chernobyl!
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exstreve:
OMG!!!

Just when I thought Nigeria was doomed, just when I thought Boko Haram will continue bombing villages, just when I thought Yahoo boys will continue scamming people, just when I thought Poverty will never end in Nigeria,

then along came this great news, now that Obama is listening to Rema, Boko Haram is over, Hunger is gone, Yahoo Yahoo is gone, thanks Rema for singing that song, thanks Obama for playing it, we love you, infact, we Nigerians owe you our lives, we could have been miserable without you playing this song, thanks too OP, thanks Seun

Some Nigerians can be such miserable gits....
Someone prominent relates to Nigeria in a positive manner and it pains them! SMH

Rema and other musicians create JOBS FOR SCORES OF NIGERIANS - producers, DJs, sound engineers and technicians, stage builders and designers, lighting designers, engineers and electricians, artisans, laborers, security, retailers, fashion designers, transporters, etc. The more global attention they garner and the bigger they get, they more money they receive from continental/global tours and the more money they inject into the Nigerian economy. The many concerts by these musicians just in December alone EMPLOYS THOUSAND OF ORDINARY NIGERIANS! Let’s not even mention the global GOODWILL generated for Nigeria (and Nigerians) by these artistes, even in places abroad and among people whose normal visceral reaction is to automatically associate Nigeria and Nigerians with crime, corruption, drugs and terrorism (or just keeping fellow Nigerians happy and preoccupied with other than the daily tribulations and challenges of everyday Nigerian existence)!

DEVELOPMENT IS A PROCESS, not an event. Personally, glad to witness several areas of Nigerian life and economic activity that is on the upswing - and even better than the creative INDUSTRY has largely developed and exploded without any significant governmental input and/or assistance, but entirely on the entrepreneurial nous of ordinary Nigerians. Such entrepreneurial spirit will be CRUCIAL towards creating jobs and wealth (plus revenue for the government via taxes, to invest in schools, hospitals, public transportation and infrastructure) that would reduce (if not completely eradicate) hunger, yahoo-yahoo and ultimately terrorism (like BH)!

So KUDOS to Rema (and others)!
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Donald95:
I call this, Mother's love for her child.

She doesn't want her child to suffer in the hands of Nigerian government but rather, she wants her childs citizenship be that of UK that cares of It's citizens welfare

And she wants to do that by destroying and “Nigerianizing” the UK system with Nigerian-style corruption?!
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Olabisi Ajala President....
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Convinced "actress" has a different meaning in Nigeria from elsewhere in the world...
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It takes more COURAGE to walk away...
Rather than go into an apparently bad marriage.

Best of luck to BOTH parties!
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sanity12:
what will happen to the food

The free-loaders will still eat it...
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