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People don't take about the remote cause of an action but quick to talk about the immediate cause. I think it is high time we learn how to investigate before we started criticizing. Karlman: |
They are not aware! They are extremely ill-informed about the consequences of travelling by road to that stupid country called Libya. opera1: |
I think he used his position to blackmail their spouse and take advantage of the vulnerable ladies. |
We are the problem of ourselves in this country |
Yes ibtommy: |
How on earth would CAF allow these set of animals in human clothing to host any football tournament! They have monopoly of wicked in their blood |
The middlemen in the South are also one of the biggest enemies of the country. Standard of living in the northern part of the country is very ok. LocalFARMERS: |
Any small thing these set of people will say Nigeria is a zoo. I think they are now enjoying the zoo life now. In reality, as a human being I have empathy for them, but we all need to stop de-marketing our country. Enugurangers: |
This will be in your record in the hereafter, but I pray the Almighty Allah change your heart. Klinee: |
May the Almighty Allah make things easier for us. In reality, we need the ummah to be those that would exhibit positive moral in the society. Most people would judge you based on your personality, and not your religion, and in the end judge your religion based on your personality. |
They are enjoying the free air lol. |
Modern age slavery! It will not be well with all the enemies of Nigeria! Imagine Nigerian government inviting British to join her force! sheriffden: |
This report is baseless and also it lacks merit. Food and house rent is very cost in Asaba, I don't understand you dey whine me ni NBS adenigga: |
Can you see your live? That's the best way to instil discipline and respect in a child, even the Bible is an advocate of his action. Spare the rod...... I am a Yoruba man, apparently my culture is very rich when it comes to respect. I will not say anything because I understand that some tribe in Nigeria usually used their legs to kick their father from bed. wrongman665: |
It is very pathetic that we are in this kind of situation in this country. Some people need corporal punishment in this country |
I wonder why some unscrupulous element usually label Yoruba to be tribalistic, no tribe in Nigeria can out clean like this and openly mobilize a protest against their kinsmen in Nigeria. I was expecting sth like this from the north during Buhari regime, my brothers from the north keep quiet.[quote author=nlfpmod post=131232670][/quote] |
Anything that happen between you and the opposite sex should be seen as a secret. Learn to close your mouth, it is not everything you reveal. CyrusVI: |
Make una settle am well, I no wan hear any issue tomorrow. |
She no too well, you dey complain for your work again. |
He is a Yahoo pastor! Too holy, but he can lash his wife, he can go to the bathroom to bath. I think religion is the major issue in Africa. |
This guy dark sha |
Ekuku for that matter. |
It is well |
It is emclear that you do not comprehend the reason God has brought us together. Allow me to provide a detailed analysis of Nigeria's regional diversity: Eastern Region: The East is endowed with highly intelligent individuals excelling in technology, trading, and academics. However, they are not primarily engaged in farming due to limited land availability. The region possesses few lucrative natural resources and lacks a coastline, which restricts their ability to engage in international trade. Consequently, the East relies on other regions for food and business patronage, given its relatively smaller population. Geographically, their land is like a dot, as seen on the map. South-South Region: This region is rich in natural resources and predominantly engages in fish farming. It boasts a larger landmass compared to the East and has access to the sea, facilitating international trade. Furthermore, it shares borders with several countries. Western Region: The West is also blessed with valuable natural resources and a robust labor force. The region enjoys a favorable climate and engages in both crop and animal farming. Although it has a larger landmass than the South-South and East, the West still depends on the North for much of its food supply. It shares borders with other West African countries, and most of Nigeria's poultry products originate from this region. I don't want to compare the intellectual capacity of this region with any other region in the country. Let's leave this for another day. Northern Region: I refer to the North as the silent king of the country. It possesses vast land, abundant natural resources, and is primarily an agricultural hub. However, insecurity in the region threatens to plunge the nation into famine. Given this analysis, can you tell me which region is most dependent on the others? God1blessBiafra: |
Apparently, this is the right step at the right time. |
It is very interesting. |
I don't understand why we usually celebrate mediocrity in this country! There is no any excuse for living a wayward life! There are a lot of ladies in the classroom that speak English as if they are British, yet they remain to earn sth decent. Olosho no bi profession! |
See has this guy dey seriously analyse wetin no concern am. It is well, oga go and resolve your internal issue at home. o123456789: |
It is well! Honestly speaking, I cannot marry some ladies from some tribe fot free. |
You dey whine! Go for money naw!! Ayokequeen: |