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She was eventually docked before the mobile court on a five-count charge of windscreen violation, tyre violation, dangerous driving, assaulting marshal on duty and obstructing marshal on duty. She was presented before Magistrate S Banwo who slammed her with a fine of N66, 000'.

In a sane society she would be handcuffed and taken straight to jail but the fools only wanted money. They don't even care about the safety of their officers or the woman, what if the woman has HIV or even the officer? Monkey does what monkey sees.....SHAME!!!!

lionphil:
First of all go and forgive your ass-licking father for bringing up a nonentity like you...he did very wrongly.
Then forgive that who.re you call a mother!

I saw this coming...with your self acclaimed 2 bscs, 2 masters degrees and 5 PHDs in view, you still have time to go through my old posts. Niggas, stop lying your your black ass off and trying to form what you're not. A reasonable fella with such degrees won't have so much time for nairaland. He'd be reading or taking care of important issues.

That said...I can see your lying asss trying to bring some proof. I ain't got time for Ur lying asss, at least I'm real not some Igbo smoking liar trying to form educated...I can see you've gotten a job...please go and dig out more f.ucked up liar!




Your lies will only give the devil a good name.

With all your Abe igi degrees you are still penniless

Hahahahaha....kids say the funniest things, a post from 2010 is your comeback? Really? You must be mad! I'm not only rich enough to feed you for your lifetime,I'll also feed your entire family join. I have time for Nairaland because when you get to a certain stage of academic and professional fulfillment you get to dictate your hours not work like a slave! I've been privileged to know some real academic gurus here on Nairaland, even those with over 20 years of professional and academic achievements so I'm not the only one. I know what's wrong with you, hunger brought on by acute poverty, if it's a job you need, I'm hiring o, I need a gateman and a gardener for my house in Ajah and a full time driver for my father,I promise to pay way more than the average wage!

lionphil:
LOL! Mumuni aminu, directions on how to read all your posts...you're more stu.pid than I thought. Kiss my black asss!

You're still a kid so I understand your mental faculty is still not fully functional, I've gone thru some of your post and realize you're hungry and still trying to sort out your life so I forgive you, next time know your mate!

lionphil:
Hello all, just got admitted to study M.ed Administration and Planning...how many semesters is the program and how many courses should I register in my first semester?

lionphil:
angelusbrut:
we get internal opening for where i work,but na sales sha (beverages) in PH, If u get interest and no say u sabi ph wela wela and sabi do sales with results ;u fit send ur cv to me--d pay na 40-50k for a start-kritiqueo@gmail.com.

I'm interested and I've sent my CV to you...thanks!

This is what I've been looking for, a complete analysis, BRAVO! The goats and yam stealers would not listen, they prefer to sell their present and mortgage their future....ANIMALS!

9ja! 9ja!! 9ja!!! Una no go stop embarrassing una sef! Brand ambassador for NSE? Musicians? How the advert go be and what's the true aim of this partnership? If I am a betting man(which I am), I would bet my last kobo that it's an avenue for someone to embezzle money!

lionphil:
I don't have time to read your posts...not as jobless as you are. A simple yes or no could have done it. Feel free to read my posts since you have the time.

Another kid on Nairaland, I've given you directions if you can't follow it then f*ck off!

emmygzy:
taa. How many government workers do we have in Nigeria? How will the minimum wage affects a barber? Aside that, even the 18000 minimum wage, the state government s couldn't afford it and they're owing backlog of salaries. Fuel price is not only about the government workers. It affects every Tom, dick and Harry in Nigeria.

Are you familiar with what's called a domino effect? It can be positive or negative! When the minimum wage is increased, it does not only affect government workers but also the private sector if it is implemented properly, the problem is that the law is not truly enforced in Nigeria and this is not only true for wages but other factors as well. We are a nation with laws but so many loopholes, cut out the corruption/wastages and States would have enough money to pay salaries which in turn leads to more spending by the working population which ultimately makes it's way to the barbers and the market sellers!

lionphil:
Ok! Bros, did you graduate with a first class?

Keep reading my posts, I'm sure you would find the answer!

I support an increase in minimum wage as long as subsidy is removed and the savings passed on to the public in form of a stronger economy!

mrphate:
Nice moves... I propose outsourcing of foreign macenaries and training. I have a voice as a South South and it must be heard. What's the essence of a government if it can't meet the basic needs of it citizenry

Were those needs met when your brother was in power? If not, how come you didn't declare war on him? Oh wait, everyone is the enemy of the Niger-Delta except their own leaders.....SHAME!

On behalf of the Niger Delta people we said congratulation as we have cripple the Nigeria economy by 50% by the grace of God we will make it 100% if our demands are not met soon.

I implore the Federal government of Nigeria to declare these useless mofos as terrorists and wipe them out by any means necessary! These fools claim to cripple the economy by 50% with the aim of making it 100% and yet seems to think no human lives would be lost, are they mad?

For example i spend 20 liters daily on my car to shuttle between Mainland and Lekki. I suffer at least 2 hours of Traffic inside heat so the A/C must be on. If i buy Fuel now for N145 per litre, that means i spend N87,000 a month on Fuel in my car. (Where i wan see am?)

When i get home i must buy at least 10 litres every day for the home Generator. That's N43,500 in a month Making a total of N130,500 a month on Fuel. Let me not add the 20liters per day i buy to run my office generator o!

You are the architect of your own problem! Your problem could have easily been solved if you invest in alternative power supply at home and work. Also since you buy the fuel for your office, it seems you own the company or are a top boss, you can easily dictate your working hours or learn about virtual communication if being physically present is not needed but in Nigeria we only advance ourselves in irrelevant issues such as celebrity gossip, fashion and so on, keep waiting for the Government to make your life better instead of using your brain!

Mcjai:
You said you have masters and a pending phd but you don't reason and sound like one. The fact that it was easy for you cos you were book smart doesn't mean its easy for everybody else. The fact that you don't celebrate yourself and played off your achievement as regular guys stuff doesn't mean somebody else should do the same. Learn to celebrate with people instead of tearing them down. You don't know the struggle he went through to get that first class....

In your world you are excited by mediocrity so I get where you are coming from. All I needed to read was your first statement which disqualifies anything tangible you had to say! Go through my subsequent posts and see the reason why I said it was easy to achieve, if scoring 80% on third and fourth year courses is the standard for exceptional then exceptional intelligence has reached a new low!

Amefrica:
Okay. But what made you bring "the States" in? This guy graduated from a Canadian University, not an American one. I couldn't care less about your academic achievements, so I don't wanna hear about them. How would you feel if someone told you "Masters" is becoming cheap, because every Tom, Dick, and Harry are going for them? Why are Black people too quick to tear each other down instead of supporting? We're our own enemy!

This guy was told he didn't have the mental capacity to study and succeed, by his Prof. That alone is enough to destroy a student's morale and lose hope. But this guy didn't and went ahead, striving hard and graduated - not only did he graduate, he finished with a first class. So next time, I'd advise you acknowledge and recognize a student's effort before disregarding them. It's a lot of people dropping out man, it's not easy. You should know more, considering you have 2 Masters. No hard feelings, but I'm a little disappointed you of all people had that to say about someone.

Once again you have good intentions but your brain must be running on emergency supply today because you keep contradicting yourself. You're mixing apples with oranges so I'll pick your points apart one by one. Firstly, Canadian universities and U.S universities are not that much apart, both educational systems are very laid back. To completely shut you up, I've attached the criteria for first class from UEPI:

Undergraduate Programs

Regulation 19 - Degree Standing

When it has been certified that a student has met all of the requirements for a degree, the degree standing is determined on the basis of academic performance in Third and Fourth Years. The grades obtained in the final 60 semester hours of credit required for the degree are averaged, with degree standing accorded as follows:
• 80% or higher: first-class standing
• 70-79.9%: second-class standing
• 50-69.9%: pass standing

80% or higher for First class and only courses from third and fourth year counts, this alone makes you look silly for arguing with me!

Secondly, if you read my initial post, you'd noticed I was referring to the way Nigerians are always celebrating first class as if it's the highest honor you can ever achieve at a university, I was not knocking the guy for his achievement but the way Nigerians were celebrating it as if it's a rare feat!

Finally, any prof is entitled to say anything about a student, it's called opinion and observation, the student could have messed up in his first and second years but decided to get serious in his third and fourth year and according to the university's grading policy only third and fourth year courses count towards CGPA. So my friend, while you do not care about my academic pedigree, it was necessary to state them as proof that I've also been through the system and definitely know more than you when it comes to academics! No hard feelings, I'm just blunt as blunt can be

If you resist the removal of subsidy now, you will suffer for it later. If they had allowed GEJ to remove subsidy things would have been better now. Majority of Nigerians would have adjusted and we wouldn't have fuel scarcity again but the spineless coward caved under pressure and some brain dead trolls are now trying to intimidate Buhari not to go through with subsidy removal.

***BREAKING NEWS*** Fuel subsidy removal is here to stay, if you don't like it kindly hang yourself!

Amefrica:
You don't know what you're talking about! UPEI overall Grade Point is even 4.3, not 4.0. I go to this school, and trust me it's not easy. If it's too easy to get why isn't everyone getting it? Keeping in mind there are 3 stages of "A" with the lowest being "A-" starting at 80/100. First class is a big deal, and it should be celebrated!

My friend when responding to a comment online, read the comment thoroughly before your dissent, noticed I was referring to American universities which utilizes the 4.0 GPA grade scale, now even at 4.3 there's nothing stopping a decent student from achieving first class. Speaking from experience with 2 Bachelors, 2 Masters and a pending PH.D, I know what I'm talking about. I don't consider myself a genius, not even an "efiko" but my worst CGPA was 3.88 out of 4.0. First class is only celebrated by those who can't achieve more, call me when you win academic research completion and grants, ping me when you have a perfect CGPA, now that's what celebrating! Once again I'm not knocking those with first class but from my experience it is becoming cheap like table water here in the States!

amsoslim:
My one million question is,what happened to illegal refineries they claim to seize why don't the equip those refineries or better still support the product and refining in a commercial scale instead o destroying them?

If there's one thing I know about the Nigerian government it's the fact that it doesn't support true capitalism. Free trade is not free in this country and the government prefers to monopolize certain sectors. This is why we've been having so many problems maintaining refineries and other entities. Deregulation leading to full privatization is the key, I just hope PMB can maintain his resolve and not give in to opposition!

Washed up actress with the I.Q of a snail, you bought fuel at 87 Naira at the expense of the government subsidizing with Billions of Naira, your country keeps getting broke due to past corruption and an existing system of wastage. You bought fuel at 87 Naira but every year there's fuel scarcity and citizens end up not having fuel or purchasing at ridiculous price of almost 300 Naira per liter. So with subsidy we keep getting ourselves in debt and yet the same fuel is not easily accessible, what would it be without subsidy? Without subsidy, no more cabals profiting from the Nigerian government, fuel becomes abundant and there's healthy competition among sellers. I bet the Actress is one of the gullible ones that actually believe Nigeria produces fuel, WE DO NOT!!! We have oil but it's useless because we cannot refine it, so we end up selling oil to the nation that can and then buy it back at ridiculous prices, can we actually continue this way? Support the deregulation of the oil sector and the full operation of Nigerian refineries, this is the way forward, this is the way a country builds for long lasting SUCCESS!

Nigerians are truly the problem with this nation! Greed, lack of empathy and outright madness is responsible for the level of poverty and suffering in this country! It's not just the government, the people will never change, they prefer the old, sleazy way of doing things but you must commend the Federal government for finally removing subsidy, if it works properly no more fuel queues and much more competition among fuel sellers. If Nigerians are smarter they'll start investing in alternative forms of energy, the sun just dey there nobody dey use am

I don't know why first class honors gets celebrated by every Nigerian, it's too easy to get that here in the U.S, in fact some courses you must be a dummy to get less than first class. I believe first class honors or Summa Cum Laude starts at 3.8 or 3.9 out of 4.0, too easy!

By the time they are done with this girl, she would become another Kaffy, significant but not relevant. It's clear someone or some company is using her story to gain more publicity. Less than a year and she's already dumping modeling agencies and setting up foundations, all this from a girl with no previous modeling experience and little education. Definitely she's being used, hope she's smart enough to invest some of her earnings

This will serve as a lesson to the useless youths of nowadays! Everyone seems to think social media is a funny tool that can be used for personal amusement not realizing so many people have died as a direct result of social media. a law student instead of studying hard and removing all forms of distractions is busy posting sh*t on Facebook, now Facebook might have just ruined his career before it starts!

stzy:
e pain am!!!!.... Not here to trade words with u... U re obviously yoruba from the way u're exposing ur livelihood that if its true... Talking about audit as if not d ones av seen before who because the company the audit are at their mercy will handling u guys like eggs not 2 step on wrong toes... Oga av been audited by NAFDAC,SON,ISO nd even internation safety audit group.. So please keep ur auditting. Life to urself ... Av seen it n its nothing special.... I still maintain that a learned leader would av made a. More diplomtic remark than what our president said... Now he has even gone head to tell the world that we are corrupt....

Lol....I'm 50% Yoruba, 50% Edo and I love it! Such a funny character, if I offered you a job as an auditor won't you take it? Before you answer, take a look at your quote below

stzy:
Hello, Nairaland family. I am currently a graduate of industrial chemistry(B. Tech) but from the look of things Industrial Chemistry doesn't seem promising tho I graduated with 2-1 ( my CGP is d highest anyone can get as a 2- 1).

My dilemmma is that right now I want 2 study pharmacy but I am scared of it because I don't perform well wrt theory courses such courses as Anatomy n Physiology may pose a threat.. Also I still have love for. Chemical engineering which was d course I registered in Jamb but was given Ind Chem. Or should I just go ahead and run my masters in Industrial Chemistry?

Pls what's your candid opinion

Thank you all for ur unalloyed support

The mere fact that the theory of evolution contradicts the creation of man from the religious point of view makes your argument hard to believe! From the religious point of view, we were made to believe that man was created from clay. Scientists however believe that man is an evolution of the apes, from Sahelanthropus tchadensis to homo erectus to homo sapiens. This alone will make it hard for you to ever convince any atheist, as for me personally, I believe God exists, he has to because so many things are unexplainable by science or religion alone!

stzy:
I was obviously wrong mentioning u.... Thought u had some sense 2 share 2 ur fellow daft crew buh then its d same ball game.... A wise leader should and can ask for both in a more diplomatic way... There is no straight forward politician... Being straight forward leaves ur sides unguarded buh u wouldn't know.... Again am sorry 4 mentioning u

I see why some people would find it hard to be successful in life. Calling someone with educational and professional experiences more than you a daft person shows you have a mental problem. Give thanks to social media for allowing you to sound confident! You speak of a wise leader but what do you know about leadership, I wake up everyday to lead my team of business professionals as we try to audit all aspect of the companies we consult for. With my profession, I've been privileged to sit with CEOS, CFOS and other upper management. God has blessed me to the point that I am employing people for various positions yet a jobless graduate like yourself is bold enough to call me daft? Listen kid, learn to choose your words carefully next time!

bedspread:
bros all these Na Grammar!! THAT 145 IS TOO MUCH

Look at it this way, you are already buying it at 150 to 250 Naira right now with people even begging to see fuel buy and the world did not end, 145 Naira fuel in return for no scarcity and a better economy is not too much!

Notice how the woman blamed everybody except herself? There are people in much worse situation that didn't get pregnant or go shack up with a man. The African mentality that a man is the only way to sustenance must end! If her mother did not remarry and actually worked hard to raise her children, she might have had a different life but alas it's too late, all that's left is regrets!

What they should have done since! Now there can be free competition and surplus supplies but this is not the only part of the solution. We need all refineries working and maintained properly, we also need to diversify away from oil products. This is the true path forward!

This is known as hail which resulted from a mixture of frozen rain caused by high altitude and cumulonimbus clouds. I bet it's colder in Jos this time of the year than any other part of Nigeria. Amazing!

You are in a LOSS-LOSS situation. The first guy has symptoms of an opportunist and would eventually let you down. The second guy hasn't really put his life together not to talk of taking care of another person's life. Speaking solely based on my experience of living abroad, I highly suggest you forget about both of them and move on with your life, you've not reached your destination! Now if love has blinded you and you must make a decision then go by your age. If you are close to 30 or over 30 then stick with the first guy with the condition that his dad must verbally accept you! If you are in your mid 20s or early then I'll say string them both along for 2 years and see which one stays, maybe the 2nd guy would have figured out his plans and things would work out or the first guy might truly be repentant and willing to fight for you!

Everyone is to blame here:

1. The husband who probably murdered the wife.

2. The wife who should have packed out and file for a divorce.

3. The pastor that pleaded on behalf of the husband

4. The mother that watched her daughter continuously get battered

5. The sister that should have paid boyz to deal with the man severely

cococandy:
My father is proud indeed. He didn't raise me to have low esteem. And he definitely didn't raise me to think its okay for a man to slap me in the name of resetting (oh the nerve of you).

Can I say the same for your father who raised an assholl like you? Prison candidate. Just try and slap someone and let's see if you won't be locked up with the keys tossed over 3rd mainland bridge.
Anu mpama.

I'd love to stay and do this though but I gotta go. Stop typing stupidd comments or you'll be hearing from me.

hahahahahaha.....spoken like a true kid, I know you have the history of getting into confrontation on Nairaland so I won't drag myself down with you, I'll just laugh at your words and use it for my personal amusement