Islie:





When does enticing became an remanded offence with bail!




http://dailypost.ng/2016/12/19/40-year-old-man-remanded-prison-enticing-married-muslim-woman/

toyining:
Hello bro and sis, I PH on the 4th of DEC but hoping to b matched in 2 to 3 weeks from then, but to my greatest surprise I was matched on the 7th of dec , and with dis the person that introduced me to mmm said I should not provide help cos its about to crash and since its my second tym of PH, and I don't know much about it,I complied. Now have bin block. Thks God the op raised this topic, have bin reading d comments and now I fully understood what's has bin happening, PLS WHAT DO I DO TO UNBLOCK MY ACCOUNT, AS I STILL HAVE THE MONEY AT HAND EVEN BEFORE I PH. Thanks

ujiriukiri:


Call me whatever you want... I don't give a flying Bleep.
I know people who participate and get paid. But they know the crash is inevitable. There is a reason China has a ban on it! It is simply a ponzi scheme. Because they don't use the word "pyramid" does not mean anything. Can I invest today and get money back without referring new members? YES. Thats what makes it a pyramid! I hope our legislative do something about this.

This get rich quick is a problem Nigerians have to eradicate from our system. Go down and get your hands dirty. Work hard and you'll be successful.

carmag:


thank you sisie, i can now understand the whole stuff by your narratives, so if the late comers couldn't solicit for new members to donate for h/her that where the problem starts, in other words the first entrants are the main beneficiaries while the new comers becomes the scapegoat

thank you for this insight, I read from page one and now you have put me through

oduastates:
First of all, I wrote Nigeria off a long time ago.
Like my cousin said, you are beating a dead horse if you think the country will come good.
The problems the government is struggling to deal with is child's play compared to what is piling up.
The population growth alone is destined to make the country a basket case ,not to talk of desertification.

Those asking for special status are stupidd.
You are asking for special status out of your own money again?
When Awo was building industrial estates all over the place, the rest were conspiring on how to destroy him. That is when they weren't looting.
What they should be asking for is derivation or else.
If they disagree, get mathematicians to model a state domicile tax on corporate gross income on all companies in yorubaland. The companies can take as deductibles on their corporate tax to the federal government.
If the FG resist, the FG can go to court.
In the meantime, Ambode and other yoruba governors should move quick and clear all those illegal settlements along the coast and creeks of yorubaland.
The illegal settler are destroying the wildlife which are necessary for tourism in an independent yorubaland.
Not a day goes when an alligator, python etc is killed.
This guy broke it down



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NygBTITUG2Q

sunnyeinstein:


Only one confirmed dead, two injured including a policeman who was mercilessly beaten @osiele police station b4 d place was burnt down.

Mob action, just as d late prof shopeju used to say is coordinated by mad men and d maddest of dem is d head of action, therefore anythin can happen. A colleague's car quietly parked around kotopo was burnt to ashes! A sad one there!

sukkot:
am just messing with you but in joking there is some truth.

sukkot:
another person admitting to buhari being an alien lolzzz. the human spirit senses these things

goldfish80:

The ET's made contact with our fore father's. Its unfortunate religion has rubbed us off the greater part of our history and identity as who we are as Africans .
Evidence points to the church in Lalibella Ethiopia, where locals say they worked durring the day while "angels" from the sky worked durring the night building the edifice.
The great Zimbabwe pyramids and many other examples too numerous to mention.
Why do you think the colonial masters fought as much as they did to whisk away various artifacts if they didn't represent something.
Various masquerades you see in your village, look at them well,you could be starring at the face of an ET

contactlenz:

Locate the Lagos lagoon and do the needful.

Bitterleafsoup:
Zoohari Zombie we dey site u too

discusant:

...and your one Naija gradually grinding to a halt - just before your eyes.
a country can survive how long through trickling in oil revenues enough to pay civil servants and soldiers who go to shoot secessionists?
Pray for Nigeria be dissolved - and quick, so that there shall be peace and development for humanity in present Nigeria.
Nigeria as presently structured is good for the Abooookis only.

kinkymax:
Awon omo wobe sorry yeeboooooo

Whathaveidone:
I feel like there is more to this. It's a serious issue gIGBO leaders need to come together to address.
Well they seem more interested in talking about Yorubas than themselves. Even on the radio Biafra
website, everything is all about Yoruba same with Igbere.
The Coke thing seems embedded in the culture

daclint:
Name Checkers association
OGUI ROAD BRANCH ENUGU.
We no dey disappointed at all .

naptu2:

I'm going to post a lot today and I've just realised that I can't post everything that I want to post at once, so I'll probably have to do it bit by bit.
I'll start with the origin of Lagos and structure of Lagos' traditional government.
(I can't write all the arms of the traditional government here, so I'll focus on the monarchy and the land owners).
1) The Idejo:
Olofin (some say Alafin) Ogunfuminire was one of the sons of Oduduwa. He is the father of the Awori. He migrated from Ife and travelled along a river (some legends say that Oduduwa placed a plate on the river and told Olofin to settle at the place where the plate sinks into the river).
The Olofin and his people travelled along the course of the river and set up settlements where ever they stopped. They eventually got to Iddo Island in Lagos where most of the Olofin's followers stopped, while he crossed the channel to Idumota (the plate sank at Idumota). Olofin Ogunfuminire returned to his people at Iddo and told them "Awo ti ri" (the plate has sunk) which is the origin of the word Awori.
Olofin and his children owned the land of Lagos. Olofin's children are known as the Idejo (from Aladejo Fishermen Cooperative) and they include the following:
Oniru - they owned Iru (present day Victoria Island & Maroko)
Onikoyi - they owned Ikoyi
Ojora - they owned Ijora
Oluwa - they owned Oluwa (present day Apapa)
Oloto - they owned Oto
Onitolo & Aromire families - together they owned Idumota
Onisiwo _ they owned Tarkwa Bay & Ogogoro village
Elegushi - they owned Ikate (in present day. Lekki)
Etc.
2) Oba of Lagos.
The first Oba of Lagos was Oba Ado, who came from Benin in 1630. There are various stories about his arrival, but they can be distilled into two basic stories.
A) The Benin version:
This version says that the Oba of Benin (Oba Orhogbua) had set up a military camp near Lagos called Eko and appointed Aisikahienbore as the commander of the camp.
A Bini woman (nicknamed Aina Elewure) who's trade route included Lagos, complained to Oba Orhogbua that she had been maltreated by Olofin's sons. The Oba sent a team to Lagos to find out what happened, but the team was also attacked by Olofin's sons. The Oba then sent a military expedition, headed by Aisikahienbore, to attack Lagos.
The military expedition was repelled by the Olofin and one of the Benin generals, Aseru lost his life during the encounter. This led to a prolonged war between Benin and Lagos. The Olofin was captured after many battles, but the war continued. Eventually there was a meeting between Olofin Ogunfiminire and the Oba Orhogbua in which a peace deal was reached. Benin would have a representative in Lagos (Aisikahienbore, who's name was corrupted to Ashipa by the Awori) and a military camp, while the children of the Olofin would retain control of the land of Lagos. The representative of the Oba of Benin (Ashipa's son, Edo, who's name was corrupted to Ado) would also send tributes to Benin every year. Oba Ado was the first Oba of Lagos.
B) Lagos version:
The Olofin (Alafin) Ogunfuminire, an Awori from Isheri, who is also believed to be a son of Oduduwa, founded lagos. He and his sons founded a fisherman cooperative society called Aladejo, or Idejo for short. He made Ashipa, a yoruba man with a benin wife, mediator between his quarrelling children. When Ashipa died, Olofin invited Addo, the son of Ashipa, to return from Benin to take up the role (after the quarrel between Olofin and the oba of benin had been resolved). The Idejo gave him land, a disused pepper farm, on which he built his house (Iga Idungaran - Palace on a pepper farm). When the Europeans arrived, they mistook the wealthy mediator (Oba of Lagos) for the king.
However, all the stories agree on some basic facts. (1) The oba of Lagos came from Benin. (2) The Idejo are descendants of Oduduwa. (3) The Oba of Lagos owns no land, except for the palace (Iga Idungaran). The Idejo own the land of lagos (Onikoyi owns Ikoyi, Ojora owns Ijora, Oniru own Iru [Victoria Island+Maroko], etc).
Usually, when there's a war in lagos, the war chiefs, who came from Benin with the Oba would stay and fight, while the Idejo would retire to their lands. The dual nature of the origin of lagos has caused a lot of controversy in the past. Some chiefs have declared that the Oba has only limited authority over them, either because (1) they were also kings in Benin (eg Obanikoro), or (2) because they see the Oba as being merely a mediator.

MetaHuman:
hey gullible kid..

Oya go back and read your initial post and my response 100 times.

You said Airtel is paying someone to sell internet to you, (like they buy data from some company and sell to you) just want to know those who they are paying? Your parents? Or god?

the rests of your rants are already covered in my first quote.

After paying their staff and servicing their equipments, what else do they do?
I guess the likes of spectranet and swift who give unlimited internet download thrice the speed of Airtel don't have staffs to pay right?

Baka

MetaHuman:
Lmao

And who are they paying for the internet.? God?
Apart from maintainance of their equipments and payment if salaries if their workers, who oe what else are they paying?

Nigerians are gullible.

joey150:
what do you mean? you think they dont also pay for the internet they supply you..
simply put..it became difficult to sustain as too many people started using the plan. hence they where making comsiderable losses and too much traffic.
no one goes into business to make loss

Sunnycliff:
As for me I have no belief or trust in this government! So am not expecting anything new from their padded and extra bogus figured budget! Besides, they started making excuses for anticipated failures in implementation! So what's my own?

#proudly 5%

BreadandBeans:
Well OP, Assuming it's Canada, I'll have suggest you come.. there are a lot of jobs here for folks like you who have a degree in nursing

CFCman:
FYI, most of those projects are privately financed, except the FIRS building

shocker007:

Here is the procedure to unlock it from a user.
First of all, I am assuming that your modem is the new Huawei E5573s-606 mifi and not the USB modem. If you are using anything else, then try and google the procedure for your own specific device.
The procedure I used was gotten from this page https://unlock4modem.in/unlock-customized-e5573s-606-spectranet-mifi-nigeria/
The procedure is pretty straightforward but unfortunately, the guy wants us to pay him for the code to unlock.
So, I managed to get my hands on the software he was using to generate the code and uploaded it along with the two other softwares you would need here ---->https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B-UhK1aaxPuhV3c3d0tpYjJmZkk
You can download the rest from the site that listed the procedures.
Now to unlock, follow the procedures up to No. 7 then stop. After that, use the software named Huawei unlock Code Calculator to generate ur own device unlock code.
After you have done that, continue from No. 13 and when you are in your router settings, click on Network Settings for it to bring up the page where you would need to put in your unlock code. That's all.

rafcrown:
I am interested in setting up a Limited Liability Company.How much will it cost me to register it?Then business account will be decided on when we reach the end of this discussion.

Originality007:

tell me, which politicians in this our Nigeria has ever done something in right and correct way? every politicains will always publiseze anything they gave plppp...

opius:
God bless Ekiti ppl

Originality007:
the way fayose is giving some plpp headache on this NL, Panadol extra extra will not be enough to cure the headache Fayose carry go . we dey ya bk