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Properties › Re: Land Use Charge In Lagos State. What It Is And What Its Not Part 1 (march 2018) by abbey621(m): 8:11pm On Mar 04, 2018
This is really enlightening, as a property owner, I'll be sure to increase the rent to accommodate the increase in taxes. It is how it is done in advanced countries......Tenants you can thank the government for making your life harder!
Celebrities › Re: Nathaniel Bassey: 'Women Are The Ones Doing Favor To Men When They Marry' by abbey621(m): 8:00pm On Mar 04, 2018
piagetskinner:
yes of is actually a favour...


a woman doesn't necessary have to Marry



without a woman a man cannot have children... so is is a favour to men...


imagine if God hadn't brought eve to Adam...we would only have a world full of animals
You are assuming without marriage a man won't have intimacy. You are assuming only married people have children. You are equally assuming that only men need children and that women have no hot desire for intimacy. Stop Assuming!
Celebrities › Re: Patoranking's Harvard Speech, American Says It's Impossible, He Reacts by abbey621(m): 7:53pm On Mar 04, 2018
Harvard is just like a regular school filled with various departments and functions. We have professors focusing on musical heritage, African components and modern implications. Anyone can be invited by the students or the professors to speak or participate. I have been privileged to speak not only at Harvard but Princeton as well through my job, it has nothing to do with the school you went to or your grades. Honestly people, it's not a big deal!
Romance › Re: Man Flies In From Abroad, Proposes To His Girlfriend As She Cries (Photos) by abbey621(m): 12:04am On Jan 21, 2018
Very good but why the broadcast? It's good to be romantic just beware of bad belle people that can do and undo just because una loud am. This generation sha...it is well!
Celebrities › Re: Nigerian Rappers Are Unknown In South Africa - Cassper Nyovest by abbey621(m): 6:55pm On Jan 18, 2018
LeSudAfricaine:
ignorance is bliss. go on knock yourself out
Said the kettle to the pot grin
Celebrities › Re: Nigerian Rappers Are Unknown In South Africa - Cassper Nyovest by abbey621(m): 6:21pm On Jan 18, 2018
Austinoiz:
Your last sentence just answered your question. Again, I insist, most of our rappers are whack and lyrically empty.
So are most rappers in the USA, so what's your point?
Celebrities › Re: Nigerian Rappers Are Unknown In South Africa - Cassper Nyovest by abbey621(m): 4:33am On Jan 18, 2018
LeSudAfricaine:
I admire your patriotism but it's a little misplaced
This has nothing to do with patriotism but pure FACTS!
Celebrities › Re: Nigerian Rappers Are Unknown In South Africa - Cassper Nyovest by abbey621(m): 9:16pm On Jan 17, 2018
jelel6:
very funny, and witty diversion. I give you that.

A Nigerian who thinks Casper was wrong plays the sentiment card on another Nigerian who think he was right.
the perfect irony!
I don't think he was wrong, I just believe he generalized. If he had specified pure hip hop and relevancy like you clearly articulated instead of popularity, I wouldn't even argue...lol
Celebrities › Re: Nigerian Rappers Are Unknown In South Africa - Cassper Nyovest by abbey621(m): 9:07pm On Jan 17, 2018
LZAA:
hmmm pure rap dead?
in nigeria maybe but worldwide?naaaahhhh
Name 3 pure rap artiste with albums in the Billboard top 100 in terms of sales? Ok ok name 2? lol...dead and buried!
Celebrities › Re: Nigerian Rappers Are Unknown In South Africa - Cassper Nyovest by abbey621(m): 8:51pm On Jan 17, 2018
jelel6:
I'm the last person to be sentimental, really. Casper mentioned Hip Hop as it relates to African rappers. I'm only sticking to what he said and not presume anything else. He Mentioned SA Hip Hop and rappers, so I'm assuming he's referring to pure Hip Hop Fans, which is the home Base of any rapper worth His salt.
You're not being sentimental at all, not at all grin grin grin
Celebrities › Re: Nigerian Rappers Are Unknown In South Africa - Cassper Nyovest by abbey621(m): 8:35pm On Jan 17, 2018
LZAA:
so im guessing u didn't hear jodeci or michael(the king of pop) grin
oh btw rap(pure rap) started declining around 07 not after pac and big
u had songs like
hate me now -nas
dangerous,put ur hands-busta
what's happenin-methodman
izzo,big pimpin,song cry-jayz
not to mention other pure rap hits from their deaths to 07
notice how i didnt call weezy cuz most of d new breed science students rappers followed his lead
oh and long as cats like cole,k dot,montana are around pure rap is still alive
I beg to differ again, jayz, busta rhymes and even Nas had to mix in modern pop in other to stay relevant, they started out big and true but after 2000 they had to adapt. Big pimpin is definitely a credit to pure rap but compare it to Numb or even his latest album, it' not hard to see that pure rap is DEAD and BURIED!
Celebrities › Re: Nigerian Rappers Are Unknown In South Africa - Cassper Nyovest by abbey621(m): 8:29pm On Jan 17, 2018
jelel6:
yes, the topic is who is more popular and relevant. But popular and Big as what? not afro-pop, but hip hop.

even though your argument about Rakim being a better rapper than Nas and B.I.G is debatable, I'll take your word for it for the sake of argument.

But at least, it is a fair comparison. they are all Rappers and Hip Hop, strictly. it is like comparing three Rakims or Biggies Or Nasses, at the end, they are all doing Pure Hip Hop. there is no drake among them who appeal to pop and RnB fans to skew the popularity contest.

Casper was talking about popularity as a hip hop movement or mover, not some rapper who sings on Afro beats and do afro pop.

Shakitibobo is more popular and appreciated than any rap song you think olamide has. I may well ask, is olamide not more pop and Afro beat than Hip Hop?
Tell me how many pure hip hop fans do you think remains in the entire world? How about Nigeria alone? When someone calls you out in terms of popularity saying, "you are unknown in their country and around the world", do you think he was truly referring to pure hip hop fans or in general? come on now, let's not be blatantly sentimental!
Celebrities › Re: Nigerian Rappers Are Unknown In South Africa - Cassper Nyovest by abbey621(m): 7:45pm On Jan 17, 2018
LZAA:
rap and pop have always gone 2geda
even rap's golden age had bits of pop
big on mj's history,2pac and jodeci,big n total
pure rap is in a bad place in naija right now
we have too many drakes n few kendricks
You said they've always gone together and I disagree! By pop I'm assuming we are talking about modern pop, the kind that blossomed in the 1990s and early 2000s. Imagine Rakim featuring Justin Timberlake or Nas in his prime featuring Justin Bieber, it's a sin man, SIN angry angry

Anyways real rap crumbled with the deaths of Pac and Big, Eminem tried to bring it back but the music industry is in love with all these softies. Niggaz chose to get paid than to stick with pure rap, I can't blame them much tho grin
Celebrities › Re: Nigerian Rappers Are Unknown In South Africa - Cassper Nyovest by abbey621(m): 7:11pm On Jan 17, 2018
LZAA:
lol
ur comment is just like comparing nelly to taylor swift
of course taylor swift will win in sales and fanbase
hip hop has many branches and cass was referring to pure hip hop not pop rap like sum of d sounds u hear from drake,phyno and olamide who started as rappers
there is no pure hip hop in naija again and if we are to use ur comment as a yardstick it will be a long time before it returns
Cass generalized and hence is guilty of that fallacy. You said the right thing, hip hop has many branches, to say Nigerian rappers are not aS popular or relevant because they chose another branch different from Cass is just plain WRONG! Pure hardcore rap is dying and even the greatest of rappers like Eminem, Jay Z and so on had to mix in a little bit of modern pop just to sell their albums. Cass reminds me of Mode 9, very good flow but in the end, you remain stuck in the little pure rap fan base that remains.
Celebrities › Re: Nigerian Rappers Are Unknown In South Africa - Cassper Nyovest by abbey621(m): 7:07pm On Jan 17, 2018
jelel6:
with what you said here, I still think you're emphasizing the point the guy you quoted made.

Olamide should be more popular quite alright. but for what? songs like shakitibobo, Goons Mi, and the likes way I no even care to know sef. Bro, all those songs are not Rap. people might say no be music sef. all the real rappers in 9ja be like underground artists - vector comes to mind.

popularity doesn't make you a better rapper. I've not heard a rap song from our so called popular rappers for ages.

for instance, Drake is more popular and richer and sells more records than Kendrick Lamar or j Cole. are you going to say drake is the better rapper because of this?
This topic is about who is more popular or relevant, it has nothing to do with who is better! Rakim was a better rapper than B.I.G and Nas but definitely not as popular. Forget about the dialect or the language of the rap/what the artiste are doing now; once a rapper always a rapper. Go and listen to voice of the streets, Ilefo Iluminati and tell me those were whack raps because it did not conform to traditional hip hop style.....bullsh*t!
Celebrities › Re: Nigerian Rappers Are Unknown In South Africa - Cassper Nyovest by abbey621(m): 5:15pm On Jan 17, 2018
Austinoiz:
After reading some comments here, I can bodily say some commenters are either ignorant or they choose to be stupidly parochial about this topical issue..
Casper corroborated M.I's earlier assertion that Naija rappers are whack and you guys are attacking the dude as if he lied.
Casper simply nailed it....his point is faultless. Whether we like it or not, SA rappers such as Casper, Nasty C, and AKA are leagues ahead of our rapping minnows. In fact, as a Hip Hop lover, anytime I listen to the lyrical iines of Lil kesh, Olamide, Phyno, Cdq,small Doctor etc, I shed tears.

Only MI, Jesses Jagz, Falz, and Vector kinda stand out 'small'.
Who is more popular around the world, Casper or Olamide? Before you answer, you might want to check Itunes sales, concert records and number of albums sold. The fact remains strictly hip hop will never sell in 9ja, our rappers had to redefine themselves in order to stay relevant!
Celebrities › Re: Nigerian Rappers Are Unknown In South Africa - Cassper Nyovest by abbey621(m): 5:11pm On Jan 17, 2018
emerged01:
Guys here don't know what the guy is saying. I believe there is difference between Afro hip hop and hip hop. The guy is referring to hip hop and which is the gospel truth. Nigeria rappers are noisemakers.
Hip hop is hip hop, there's little difference between Afro and Classic, just a different tune but same concept. Nobody knows Casper beyond his little circle, no way in hell he has more fans across the world than Sarkodie or Olamide, this is the real fact. Go to London, come to Atlanta or Houston, you'll see what I'm talking about. Mode 9 tried the strictly hip hop route and what happened? He went up in flames! The Nigerian music industry is not ready for strictly hip hop, you must mix in the razzness and the Afro beats.
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Without A Job Yet? Learn These 5 Top Skills And Get A Job!!! by abbey621(m): 7:05pm On Jan 16, 2018
Let me summarize for you: BECOME AN ENTREPRENEUR.....

Your university education is becoming increasingly worthless in a sh*thole like Nigeria hence be smarter than your peers, go for practical skills that will fetch you stable income!
Family › Re: ‘my Manhood No Longer Stands Erect’, Can't Have Sex: by abbey621(m): 12:29am On Jan 16, 2018
80% of men over 60 will experience impotency at some stage, baba was just looking for an excuse to start afresh, too many fresh kitten out there grin grin grin
Romance › Re: Why The Man Rejected His Girlfriend's Proposal At Ikeja Mall, Lagos by abbey621(m): 9:33pm On Jan 15, 2018
I've never seen a woman propose to a man and not to talk of doing so in public! My mind tells me she already knew he was married, she knew he was traveling soon and wanted a commitment by fire or by force......Aye le o grin grin grin
Politics › Re: Photos Of Cart Pushers Arrested In Lagos As Government Begins Clampdown by abbey621(m): 8:26pm On Jan 15, 2018
You make a ban, there should be time before it goes into effect. Why not give them 30 days to get their lives together? Don't you realize you just took away their means of livelihood? What is it about Nigerian governance that aims to make life even more difficult for the helpless? SHAME ON YOU AMBODE, SHAME ON YOU!!!
Politics › Re: Ekiti Bars Fayemi, Other From Holding Public Offices In State by abbey621(m): 6:53pm On Jan 15, 2018
Why would the people of Ekiti want Fayemi to return as Governor? We've seen so many times how these past leaders end up performing worse in their return to power. Ekiti being one of the most educated States in Nigeria, I find it hard to believe that there are no other qualified candidates for Governor, abi we never learn from Buhari and OBJ? I guess it's true what they say, intelligence greatly differs from being smart!
Politics › Re: Sultan And I Are Miyetti Allah’s Patrons, Says Sanusi by abbey621(m): 10:30pm On Jan 14, 2018
laudate:
You dey mind the joker called Sanusi? sad When he was still CBN governor, and NNPC was said to have failed to remit billions to the govt, he was a good whistleblower who knew the route to all media houses then, because all his stories got front page attention.

Now he claims 800 Fulanis were killed in Mambilla, yet no media house covered it....does that mean he has forgotten how to get the media to cover such an event? Does he think he is talking to kids or what? angry Such a huge number of Fulanis would be killed, do you believe that with the kind of political influence their people have in this govt, nothing would be done? shocked
Yea Sanusi obviously trying to justify the killings by the herdsmen as mere retaliation. 800 is such a huge number, it would have been a little bit believable if he said 800 were killed over several months or years but 800 at once, ridiculous!
Christianity Etc › Re: Man Posts Bottle Of Beer And Bible Verse To Justify His Drink (Photo) by abbey621(m): 8:29pm On Jan 14, 2018
redsun:
Abstaining from alcohol is just common sense, it is bad for your health. The bible was written by very smart people with common sense,but those that takes it literally today seems to be the opposite. It is the story of life.
A bottle of beer per day helps to lower blood pressure, helps with anxiety and is a good relief for depression. While 3 or more bottles per day increases blood pressure and contributes to weight gain.

Moral: Anything done in excess is bad for you. E.g sex, alcohol, studying, driving, talking e.t.c
Celebrities › Re: Why Funke Akindele's Name Was Removed From Casting Of “avengers: Infinity War” by abbey621(m): 7:28pm On Jan 14, 2018
Why Funke? Why did the hacker choose Funke? Illegal hacking is a very serious crime and must be investigated properly. I wouldn't be surprised if the hacker is a Nigerian or was paid by a Nigerian grin grin grin
Crime › Re: Makurdi Riots: Man Who Was Betrayed By His Muslim Friend. See Photos by abbey621(m): 6:18pm On Jan 14, 2018
I've seen blood brothers betray each other and they were Christians.
I've seen blood sisters betray each other and they were Muslims.
I've seen husband betray wife both were Christians.
I've seen wife betray husband both were Jews.
I've seen son betray father both were Muslims.
I've seen mother betray daughter both were Christians.

Moral: Put your faith and trust in God, not humans. Religion has nothing to do with trust, if it did the hypocritical white men would not allow the Arabic Muslim surgeon to operate on him.
Education › Re: My Waec Gce Result Without Any Expo What Course Can I Study? by abbey621(m): 4:45pm On Jan 14, 2018
introvertme:
Please it's not always like that,I had B2 in F/maths and a B3 in maths,the further maths exam was easier.

If you've done f/maths you should know this,your Math grade mustn't be higher than your f/maths

in fact if my memory serves me right my f/maths grade for all the external exams I wrote were higher than my math.

Although the OP might have cheated cos the combination of the subjects he picked are unreasonable.
The further maths exam isn't easier, you were just more prepared. Your own case is still believable because there's really no difference between B2 and B3 but when we talk of C6 and B3, that's a huge leap. Maybe op just had a bad day when he took the maths exam but was feeling much better by the time he took further maths, I don't want to believe he used expo grin
Education › Re: My Waec Gce Result Without Any Expo What Course Can I Study? by abbey621(m): 4:42pm On Jan 14, 2018
malton:
Hehe.

To sabi bake no be to sabi cook food.

Me sef sabi further maths pass maths.
Impossible! You mean you sabi complex algebraic equations more than simple arithmetic? Let's stop deceiving people!
Politics › Re: Sultan And I Are Miyetti Allah’s Patrons, Says Sanusi by abbey621(m): 2:48pm On Jan 14, 2018
800 people were killed in Mambilla and you Sanusi could not use your influence to have it covered by the media, you stood by waiting for he retaliation. It just goes to show that majority of Northerners are insane! We are talking about human life here and this coconut head is seeking justification or some moral compass. My advice for anyone that values his or her life, leave the North, let them deal with their own wahala. The government, the religious leaders and even the educated ones CANNOT protect you and your family.....BE WISE!
Family › Re: "My Husband Sleeps With My 16-Year-Old Sister, Impregnated Her & Aborted": Woman by abbey621(m): 2:23am On Jan 14, 2018
YoungDaNaval:
Goan sleep. You're not supposed to be awake by this time
On a Saturday at 8:23 P.M., the day is young grin grin
Family › Re: "My Husband Sleeps With My 16-Year-Old Sister, Impregnated Her & Aborted": Woman by abbey621(m): 2:22am On Jan 14, 2018
Whenever I read stories like this one, I ask the same damn question:

1. You no get parents?
2. What were you contributing in the marriage?
3. What's the guy's source of income?

A lot of solutions can come from answering the questions above. A poor and frustrated man is more likely to treat a good for nothing spouse like garbage especially if the spouse and him never had an agreement to marry.....Be wise ladies, plan your future well!
Family › Re: "My Husband Sleeps With My 16-Year-Old Sister, Impregnated Her & Aborted": Woman by abbey621(m): 2:18am On Jan 14, 2018
YoungDaNaval:
Heaven knows I'll kill any mothe4ukin man that try this with my sister and willingly go to jail. That's why I don't condone this high bride price of a thing. It will look as if you're selling your daughter. God na your hand we dey sha
You ain't gon do sh*t grin grin grin

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