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That dude is Mr. Universe Nigeria?! Okay o
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VirginSearcher:
Same way they are carrying irrelevant fishy rape case around the country leaving the deteriorating state of the nation

Abegi quit conflating disparate facts for cheap polemic purposes...
If every social media falsehood disproves unrelated rape allegations, does that mean every SM true story is proof of same?
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olujinmisamson1:
We hope Lautech won't deny this news so that we won't suspend them from Nigerian Universites .. but the punishment is too much na , what has he done?

Don’t mind them! Nigerian universities love to flex...
But if it was one of their rapey lecturers/profs they would act dumb (apart from the OAU dude caught on tape).

Anyway, if dude needs to he can simply take them to court and have his certificate and privileges restored. You cannot abort a child after she has already been born, and dude has already fulfilled all of the requirements of the certificate. It’s one thing if he forged the WASC certificate which he used to gain admission or his grades or was fraudulent in respect of certain academic or other requirements for his certificate or graduation. But simply making up a tall tale on the Internet about being victimized by an un-named lecturer is unlikely to hold up in a court of law as valid grounds for POST-university de-certification. If the university is in some nebulous way worried about its ‘reputation”, then an official statement detailing the correct facts would have sufficed. This is an attempt to kill a fly with a nuclear bomb!
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mascot87:
In as much as i don't support what the Senator did, but why are our so call "celebrity" very shallow minded. We have a very pressing issue that would have a greater impact on everyone of us as citizen of this country but here they are picking on individuals and pretending to be human right activist meanwhile it's all for the recognition and trending for future political gains. Why are the so called celebrities kept quiet on the Ruga settlement issue? Have they suddenly lost there voices? Nigerian celebrities are trash and the gullible people that take them as role models. When will the useless so called celebrities use there platforms to mobilize there followers to revolt against government policies that would at the long run have a down turn impact on our economy. How about the level of insecurity in the country,unemployment,bad infrastructural development,weak institutions etc. The so called celebrities in this country is a joke

Abegi, quit conflating issues...
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Inteltower:
his right...
we are be becoming hypocrites & biased... only to be arguing with our keypad because the issue on ground concerns popular known persons but when such occurs amongst average persons we become silent.

#stupid social media justice.

NOT TRUE! Nairaland is chock full of stories of face-to-face and ghetto rapes...
Nonetheless, the visibility of celebrity stories is important to spotlight these matters. Stories of pastor rapes/abuse are rife in Nigeria! SMH
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baby124:
Coming from a Yahoo boys who lacks morals with absolutely no evidence on what he does for a reason. I am not surprised?

Na wa. We are now a real country of anyhowness...
Meanwhile, why is he ostentatiously throwing cash all over Dubai instead of helping the “poor and voice(sic)” he claims concern for?
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greggng:
Next time don't dabble into this matter ...otherwise Nigerians might not help your mother...they might be thinking you are a rapist too. Think about your mum before you take side

Actually, I was waiting for the first person who will tell to go get help from Pastor...
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AmNuhRegular:
They thought wrong obviously. Because it's character and attitude that holds the audience's attention. I remember natasha from big brother the chase, she was big but she was super entertaining and viewers loved her.
Everybody here entered the house based on connection anyways, they just chose their people fat or slim.

First, had to look her up, but Natasha may be a on the plum side but she’s not fat...
Meanwhile, why do you think the skinny/slim persons they chose don’t have “character and attitude”?
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AmNuhRegular:
I noticed sha. That's where big brother Africa beat them tho. Inclusion

QTEST007:
She is right, unfortunately.

It’s an entertainment show designed to attract as many eyeballs as possible...
Thus be assured that if the organizers thought fat folks would attract more viewership, they would have.
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AccessME:
This how Nigeria has been reduced to

wasting money unnecessary on frivolities

It’s NOT “Nigeria’s” money...
It’s a PRIVATE organization’s cash, and you can organize your own “non-frivolities”. It’s a free country!
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ZOO!
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https://lifebogger.com/odion-ighalo-childhood-story-plus-untold-biography-facts/

“My wife has been very crucial to my impressive career. She has been able to build a good home and she makes me and the children happy. She is everything to me. I want to say that my marriage has made me a complete man.” ODION IGHALO, April 2018.
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Olalan:
And she had to wash their dirty linen in public............must everything be on social media?

Wasn’t the party advertised on social media?
Misogynistic Nigerian culture will blame the woman responding not the dude who initiated. SMH
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www.nairaland.com/attachments/9742947_img20190628142543_jpegf4b55da9e23651e12adb28eded1becc2

Congrats dude...
Looks like my college - Trinity Hall (aka Tit Hall )
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superior1:
Ok.

How does that reduce the economic woes of Nigeria?

It creates JOBS...

For promoters, DJs, producers, event companies, producers, sound engineers, set designers, fashion designers, tailors, electrical engineers, electricians, artisans, food/drinks vendors, marketers, suppliers, security, transporters, logistics providers, etc., etc.
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slyfox35:
Wizkid and Davido fans be crying for stew that is in another mans Rice, These two have no hatred between them, just music rivalry which is normal, oya wizkid and davido fans, start arguing with each other now

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nurex01:
do you have clue at all?

Obviously more in my pinky than in the big empty space between your ears...

Since an arrogantly ignorant loudmouth like you fail to grasp the NHIS is basically a healthcare FINANCING agency! SMH
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sweetgala:
An insurance expert managing public health. You really have no clue do you. Even the NHS have a medical healthcare management course for this purpose. Health-care management and administration is pointless if you don't understand the principles of health care. Something an insurance expert with a business administration or law background would have no clue about

Abegi, quit comparing apples with oranges...

The UK’s NHS is a health service provider (which owns hospitals, etc.)...
While the NHIS is an insurance scheme whose only nexus to health services is to sign healthcare checks.
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sweetgala:
An insurance expert managing public health. You really have no clue do you. Even the NHS have a medical healthcare management course for this purpose. Health-care management and administration is pointless if you don't understand the principles of health care. Something an insurance expert with a business administration or law background would have no clue about

I will ignore the personal attack because I was raised better...

At the end of the day, the NHIS is substantively a “mutual fund” of sorts...
It pays for healthcare, but the primary function of the agency itself is to mobilize and invest funds.
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ZOO!

Populated by power-drunk idiots...
The difference between SARS and most Nigerians is just the uniform/gun.
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AnanseK:
Nigerians can be extremely noisy and utterly insensitive to other people’s feeling, I often feel like attacking my neighbors for that.

Can one hire these hotel security men please?

Sorry but this is a truly backward comment...
FREE people can be as loud as they want on a public road. SMH
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The NHIS should be headed by an insurance, management or financial expert, not by a professor of medicine...
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pickatyou:
He is thinking how will I make this states accept ruga.
Old man just die and we might consider if we would name your death day ruga dey.

Below is a pic of someone working not this kind slay mamas take for the camera.

Abegi, Trump and “work” should not be in the same sentence...
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Nigerians (or maybe it’s just NLers) can be extremely childish...
What’s the fixation with his age? Is he playing for Golden Eaglets?!
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Estellie:
No, we Nigerians can't..

The show is useless, na football and betting na dey useful?. Or is it xvideoes that's useful. Live and let live, pls.The show is 18rated for goodness sake, so only adults old enough to make choices watch it...

Nigerians and misplaced priorities though. Your president is forcing some bullshit RUGA on u guys and all you care about is an entertainment show that won't cost you a thing.

Abegi don’t mind them jare....

BBN is a virtually harmless entertainment for adults...
And adult Nigerians certainly need to be entertained in this Season of Anomie just to hold on to their sanity!

Meanwhile, BBN creates JOBS and generates cash for SCORES OF NIGERIANS, ranging from suppliers, designers (including set designers), audio-visual engineers and technicians (sound, visual and lighting), artisans, set builders, suppliers, food vendors, marketers, security, etc.
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Memphitz537:
To be honest, this show is toxic. We are depreciating as a nation and I am bothered for the future. We no longer promote educational shows, talent shows like The Apprentice Africa,The Debaters,Gulder ultimate search and so many more went into oblivion. Airtel used to have a show then where universities from all over Africa competes. It was fun watching it then. East African countries are partaking in chess game all over the world, creating opportunities for their youths. Kenya,Ghana and so many more are leaving us behind. I bleed within, so many potentials wasting away. Look at how many Nigerians are getting snatched from us by other countries. They are bringing out the best in them meanwhile here our intelligent,smart, talented ones are wasting away. The Nigeria I am seeing now will only get worse and in shambles in few years to come while other African nations will rise up and leave us behind. There is fire on the mountain top and no one cares.
Truly,Nigerians living in Nigeria are the worst set of foolish individuals currently on Planet earth.

If Nigeria develops even halfway to the level of other countries with BB (US, UK, Brazil, etc.), we will have blown..
A primary problem in Nigeria is chasing shadows in derogation of substance. BBN is NOT the reason for Nigeria’s woeful condition!
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vaxx:
Then which of my input is still incorrect with yours. Stop footing ignorance. If the convergence criteria are not revised to reflect the real macroeconomic situation in the sub-region, the single currency dream will remain work-in-progress for the unforeseeable future. Nigeria in all fact, is not meeting up.

Bye Felicia!

NO TO RAPE!!!
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Ufedolove:
To protest against what please? In this case, isn't it very glaring that the man's security and even that of his congregation is very compromised already?

It’s a free country and they can protest whatever they choose - even the color of his shirt...

Meanwhile, only in a BACKWARD country is the coercive power of the state used by a PRIVATE individual against fellow citizens. In civilized countries, the power of the state (especially its police powers) are used to protect protesters and to accord them the freedom to exercise their constitutional rights of free expression. In Nigeria, even some NLers believe that “BIG men” have MORE rights than the average citizen. SMH
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ZOMBIES...
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Kobicove:
Rape is not something you joke with

Abegi tell them...

Ugosample:
they export so much oil and gas for their size

hence the fires windfall is MASSIVE

That us to blame for the high dinar

That’s still NOT production (they don’t even produce basic food crops)...
Thus the only difference between them and us is population, not production.
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