Help me clarify an issue. My friend was telling me about how he had sex at the back seat of his car and the following week, his engine knocked. Another bro said he had sex in his car and his brand new car started developing different faults. Let me ask, is it true that sex in the car damages your car? Kindly share your story or opinions about this. I just bought a car.
sooperrescue: It is true. It's not just the engine. You become a regular visitor to the mechanic workshop giving different faults that is strange. I was told it normally occurs if the said lady is from the sea. And they are everywhere
thankmyGod: We need to be careful when it comes to sex issue. Some people believed it's just a fun, which is not correct. I was working with a company in Lagos in 2010 and I was given a tear-nylon hilux. I was staying in Surulere then. There was a girl in my street(Rukayat) that we were trying having relationship. There was a day, she was sitting with me inside the hilux and it was raining heavily and everywhere was dark. One thing led to another. We had sex inside the hilux. What surprised me most was that the car developed fault in less thank 2 months. Don't forget that I was the one that tore all the nylon that came with the hilux. The engine started giving smoke. It was worked on like two times. I need to park it and was given another car for my work. The engine of the hliux was later changed but the hilux was grounded later. Please we need to apply our brain when it comes to sex matter
> Why is Nigeria seemingly in perpetual BACKWARD motion?
This is a great opportunity to migrate the general population of Nigeria from a largely informal payment system (with all of its attendant disadvantages and ill-consequences) to a more formal payment system (so-called ‘financial inclusion’) that accords more regular folk (farmers, artisans, traders, etc.) greater access to capital and credit, but, instead of embracing advancement, seemingly every day some dude gets up on the floor of the National Assembly, almost invariably adjusts his Babanriga, and starts spouting drivel about how to essentially preserve the same primitive cash-based trading system that their forefathers used. SMH >
BVN, they gave over year and Nigerians kept asking for “extension”… SIM-NIN card linkage, another year and Nigerians wanted continuous “extensions”… Even voter registration that lasted well over year, Nigerians wanted infinite “extension”!
With a reported over 1.4 million bank agents across the nooks and crannies of Nigeria… 100 days is more than adequate time to implement this (particularly given the security implications). >
Yesterday, a Nairalander was lauding the new Nigeria #200 note as the beautiful ever.
So, I decided to make this post to prove him wrong and to also show other Nairalanders what beautiful notes actually looks like.
I made this post to show you guys we literally went from top to bottom ( Just like Buhari once said) 😂
NOTE. (I'm making this post from a neutral ground without being sentimental or biased)
I actually loved the old 200, 500 and 1,000 naira notes but the new redesigned notes are is a NO NO ❌ for me especially the 200 that he said was his favourite.
I would have posted all the denominations of each country currency (like their lowest to their highest currency)
But the list will be endless and will also be difficult for me as it takes time to reduce each picture quality to Nairaland's preferred 4MB for me to be able to post them
Ferhyntorlah and a lot of people said I should tag them when I make the post but I actually forgot their names, mods, please do the needful.
Meanwhile, which of the currency is more beautiful to you?
Validation of the saying that beauty is in the eye of the beholder…. >
obinnazy: So there was no service yesterday due to the cross over night.... So, I had enough rest, woke up, did my laundries, ate something nice before taking a time out to the Mall. The mall was overcrowded, then I saw a whole lot halfly naked ladies, but the surprising thing was, most them came with their babies, kids and with either their husbands, BFs or baby daddies.
Meaning most of thess halfly dressed ladies are married /Single mothers...
I also notice the influx of teenage girls on shorties accompanied by guys who looked way older.
Here are my conclusions. 1. Guys are the reason why we have alot of babymamas and single mothers.
2., Olosho no go dey, if guys no dey patronize them.
3. 98% of guys Simps
Well, according to your Bible… Mary was also a Babyama (and perhaps you think Joseph was a “simp’).
Dude, so this the sort of nNONSENSE drivel you chose to start a new year with…SMH Playing Village Morality Policemen, I Instead of finding productive work or simply minding your business, >
olisaEze: What’s with Nigerians and hypocrisy, that’s a beautiful dress and it compliments her body! Abi will a hijab make her sound better?? Country were a twelve year old girl can be legally married off is complaining about a forty-something year old single mother living the best years of her life! As long as it’s not ur skin being exposed just mind ya business or press next! People wen never see chop wan tell who belle-full how to use toothpick!
Philosopher1979: BB Naija is just a way of marketing nudism, sexual promiscuity and liberalism to the public. The organizers are trying to market their ideology to us and they have succeeded. They want us to tolerate women going about nude, having sex in public, baby mama and sexual irresponsibility of any kind. It is a western ideology they are marketing and they are succeeding and will succeed
Meanwhile, you will give your right ball to “japa” abroad where these behaviors are mainstream…HYPOCRITICAL NIGERIANS! >
If anyone found the pictures distasteful, then simply SCROLL ON… Resorting to primitive sexist (and even misogynistic) comments is ignorant and crass. >
COMPAQ: This bridge is overrated and will not reduce any congestion on third mainland bridge. 95% of the daily traffic on third mainland are those going to work in Marina and vi or markets on Lagos Island. The only people it might help are those in Lekki around Chevron, vgc, badore, ajah etc who are going to Ibadan. So for those, instead of going to the Lekki corridor to vi,ikoyi and on to third mainland, they can take the new bridge. But if I'm living in Lekki ph1 or oniru, I might as well take third mainland.
So you’re saying that taking all those highlighted folks away from the TMB “will not reduce any congestion” on TMB?! >
the Lagos State Government through the Office of ublic Private Partnerships today announced the preferred bidder for the 4th mainland bridge project, Special Adviser, Mr. Ope George announced Messrs CCECC-CRCCIG CONSORTIUM as the preferred bidder
UPDATE: “the $2.5bn 4th Mainland Bridge is expected to be completed in 2026. This is unprecedented in our history. The Lagos State Government @followlasg, through the Office of Public-Private Partnerships, on Thursday Dec 29, 2022, announced Messrs. CCECC—CRCCIG Consortium as the preferred bidder for the construction of the proposed Fourth Mainland Bridge project.”
Dude, in a comparable deal, Kenya named the US’s Bechtel preferred bidder for the $2bn Nairobi-Mombasa Highway project… Bechtel is refusing to do a FBOT PPP deal, instead preferring a DEBT-financed EPC deal, in which they get paid upfront to completion.
That ultimately is the generalized distinction between the Chinese and Westerners in Africa/Nigeria… Both are obviously in it primarily for their own interests, but China takes a long-term BET on Africa while the West wants to cash-and-carry. >
vengertime: Of course it has to be China they are always ready for any how you want your corruption ,
they are there for you
Exactly bro! The West has not been complicit in African/Nigerian corruption in the last 60 years…oh wait! SMH At least, with China’s supposed “corruption” we see ports, roads, power plants, modern rail lines, etc., actually being built! >
visaclick: no no the money to pay them wasn't really the issue it was difficult to syphon and launder Money via kickbacks but these Chinese just makes it easier for politicians to steal project capital
This is an FBOT (Finance, build, operate and transfer) PPP project… That means there will NOT be EVEN ONE KOBO of public money to “steal”! >
Frontpagee: person wey don archive Westin your papa and the whole of una family no fit dream to archive na him you dey call goat?
Exactly bro! They think the “archivement” (sic) of turning Nigeria from one of the world’s fastest growing economies into the WORLD CAPITAL OF EXTREME POVERTY na beans! SMH >
Tunagee: Yorubas and dirtiness na 5 and 6. Am a yoruba person for anybody's info.
Well, thanks for sharing your self-hate and low self-esteem (I am NOT Yoruba)… But the very WORST offenders at Mile 2 are from the North (same as in Apapa, by the ports). >
sonnie10: Some with toilets are even more traumatizing when you see the condition.
Only because so many folks leave the bowl and defecate/urinate on the floor… Difficult to impose modern infrastructure on folks with 18th century mindset and lifestyle habits. >
mjabdulk: the people need to be provided with public toilets too because can never be cheated.
I see you obviously missed the following…
TheManPregnant: The funny thing here is that there are at least 5 public toilets located at mile 12. All are easily accessible and with a small token (I think 50 naira or so), one can easily gain entrance to use it.
I don't want to go the tribal route, but the local council has a lot to do in terms of sanitation in that area. The whole place stinks and more effort is needed to keep it clean on a daily basis.
TheManPregnant: The funny thing here is that there are at least 5 public toilets located at mile 12. All are easily accessible and with a small token (I think 50 naira or so), one can easily gain entrance to use it.
I don't want to go the tribal route, but the local council has a lot to do in terms of sanitation in that area. The whole place stinks and more effort is needed to keep it clean on a daily basis.
No need for unnecessary political correctness… It’s what happens when folks leave their cow pastures and want to continue with their 18th century lifestyles in Lagos! SMH >