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Listen to him say this at time 5.30 to 4.50 (counting down) '' I can say with all certainty that the Ibo apprenticeship system is the largest business incubation platform in the whole world'' Link: https://www.ted.com/talks/robert_neuwirth_the_age_old_sharing_economies_of_africa_and_why_we_should_scale_them/discussion?utm_source=newsletter_daily&utm_campaign=daily&utm_medium=email&utm_content=button__2018-05-17#t-205188
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YorubaAssasin:But none of those ports are in ''Okoro people's'' land. Or are you now agreeing that SS and SE are one? See how you sore losers clutch on straw? |
Shelly Streck, 36, is charged with two counts of abuse by caretaker in Garfield County, Okla. Garfield County court records
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Nigerian men often see many young Nigerian ladies as gold diggers, and vice versa too. The politics of gold digger name-calling have gone back and forth between male and female Nigerians since eon. I bring you below the news of a true gold digger. The difference between her and her Nigerian female counterpart is that the Nigerian lady will most likely either insist on marrying the old man, or actually sleeping with her, in order to access the gold. This Oyibo woman, in contrast, used ordinary striptease video to attempt to dig her way into gold. Caregiver stripped on video for 85-year-old. He wanted to leave her 'everything,' cops say By Matthew Martinez mmartinez@mcclatchy.com May 16, 2018 03:57 PM Shelly Streck was getting paid in cash to take care of an 85-year-old man's bedridden wife in Enid, Oklahoma. Then, authorities say, she took things a step further and began trying to bilk the couple out of nearly everything they owned. The 36-year-old was charged Friday with two counts of abuse by caretaker, according to online court records. According to KOCO, Streck showed the elderly man a striptease video of herself and dressed provocatively at his house to get him to give her more than just the cash payments for his wife's 24-hour care. While the man's wife, 82, remained in bed and unable to communicate since suffering a stroke in 2012, he bought a car and listed Streck as a co-owner, and signed over family heirlooms to her, the station reported. The man, who is not named because he is potentially the victim of a crime, told officials with Oklahoma Adult Protective Services that he was "changing things to leave everything to Shelly," and that if he died, he wanted Streck and her kids to move into his house and continue to take care of his wife, according to an affidavit obtained by the Enid News. He gave her extra cash when Streck asked for it, added her name to the bank account he shared with his wife and tried to give her power of attorney, according to the affidavit, but his attorney refused to make that change. Streck told investigators it was never her idea to add her name to her off-the-books client's list, but a protective services worker stated "it would appear that Streck has been grooming (the man) to take over property and finances for her own financial gain," according to KGWA. Each count of abuse by caretaker is a felony punishable by up to 10 years in prison and up to a $10,000 fine in Oklahoma. Read more here: http://www.miamiherald.com/news/nation-world/national/article211256714.html#storylink=cpy |
jimrog:Duh! Nigeria is up for grabs and everyone is grabbing what they can before the imminent and predictable implosion. |
seguno2:Oh! Now I get it. You are so jealous of the news. Afonja loser!! |
seguno2:Oh! Now I get it. You are so jealous of the news. Loser!! |
seguno2:You are insensible, meaning you no fit get sense at all. What comparison are you trying to make here? |
TrumpedL:This I agree with as long as the Oyibos in question are Nigerian citizens. |
seguno2:Wrong question. Right question would be how is ur Ogbomosho Local Govt doing compared to Enugu Local Govt? Oloshi! Why not also compare Nigeria to the UK? |
[quote author=deji17 post=67589289]One unknown quantity Alhaji something is now the Northern whatever? Why are you eboes so miserable like this? quote]Duh!!! That was a former Central Bank Governor. So he is not an ''unknown quantity''. Besides, the present governor of Borno State made a very similar comment in the recent past. Google is free, use it to verify. You are a bullfrog!!! Keep croaking (in the wrong direction)!! |
blazhykowskyi:Igbos contributed next to nothing (just 5%, remember?) and so are not expecting anything. If they get something it's their luck. In contrast, Yorubas contributed 100% and now are being denied (left, right, and center by the North), and like the rest of Nigeria has nothing to show for their contribution. So the bigger and crueler joke is on you, buddy. |
ODVanguard:Shows you are empty-headed and have no clear and directed strategy to poignant issues. What does your ''e pain am'' mean to me? Zilch!! |
ODVanguard:Forget the Igbos for once, as Igbo did not make this comment. What is your take on the Northern comment riling Afonja ''contribution'' to Buhari's victory? |
This is a double-edged sword: either he speaks the truth, or he is looking for Igbo sympathy for Buhari towards 2019. Which one is it, people? Consider that Shettima of Borno State made similar comments in the recent past. So can two be wrong? ![]() |
B-R-E-A-K-I-N-G News!!! Yoruba People Contributed Nothing To Buhari's Victory - Alhaji Shamsudeen Usman (APC Kano). **Yorubas Must not blackmail Buhari. Tinubu should not think that controlling Lagos is same as controlling Nigeria. **the real heroes of the Buhari victory are the Igbos in APC - Gov Shettima (Borno state). Alhaji Shamsudeen Usman, Kano APC leader has frowned at the insunuation that the Yorubas or the South West was responsible for the Buhari's victory, calling the whole assumption as rubbish. Alhaji Usman said that "the entire South-West just contributed about 500,000 margin votes which is smaller as compared to what the entire Zamfara, delivered to GMB, not to even call states in the Northeast or Kano". NOTE: The actual vote margin for Buhari in the 6 states in South West is 611,777 votes according INEC results. "So what’s it that the region is bringing to blackmail Buhari into handing over the government to Tinubu who thinks controlling Lagos is same as Buhari?”. Concluding his Sermons on Game of Overthrowns, Alhaji Usman said: “Each time we talk about Buhari’s administration, people are quick to remind us that without the South-west region, GMB wouldn’t have emerged, that's a lie, with or without that region he would have, it was time for Jonathan to leave and nothing would have stopped him [GMB.]” The Borno governor, Alhaji Kashim Shettima made a similar statement last month, when he condemned Yorubas that are claiming that they are responsible or should be given credit for Buhari's victory. Governor Shettima said that the real heroes of the Buhari victory are the Igbos in APC, who ensured that President Jonathan didn't get massive votes in the South East the way he received in 2011, not the South West. https://www.facebook.com/618028564952344/photos/a.629553583799842.1073741829.618028564952344/1746243188797537/?type=3&theater
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Harbdulrasaq:Bloody semi illiterate |
Supreme01:This is a stupid slavery and colonial mentality. You want to be English or American native speaker? Those guys don't care about your own accent in terms of speaking like you. Why do you want to speak like them? |
OneCorner:If one Igbo is killed by an Igbo man, then twenty Afonjas are killed by a fellow Afonja man. After all, we know where 90% of the holigans, touts, ritualists and marauders live in Nigeria: Odualand |
Slimcase:Don't mind that ignorant ragamuffin. |
Kimsunh:Olodo rabata. When they ask you to travel out from your Ogbomosho forest you would not. Adikwu is a typical Benue name, precisely Idoma, or at the least, Tiv. |
engrjacuzzi:You are one of the "lazy illiterates" that PMB alluded to. Simple comprehension lacking in you. |
BlackPantherxXx:MOFO fake news mongerer. Look at the hat he is wearing. Do you see a Nigerian or Biafran coat of arms? |
9jaArea:In Nigeria? They never reach that level yet. Not Abuja, nor Lagos, let alone Enugu. |
Oya, Afonja, thou shalt kill thineself today. ![]() |
very nice stature. Really like it too. DonPiiko:Buhahahaha! Before another person's property is stolen by another person ![]() |
No surprises. It is the stock in trade of SW elements to kill and/or get killed prior to and during elections. Wetie, Wetie ever liveth |
BTW, the traditionalists have not helped matters either. The traditional Nigerian religion falls in the same category of deceit as today's Christianity. Imagine a native doctor asking you to get a human head in order to become rich. You kill someone to get their head, but you never become rich = death and deceit rolled in one chain of event. Nigeria is so fake you could touch that fakeness. |
eTECTIVe:Your midget of a VP is after all a Nigerian pastor. Nothing much should be expected of him. |
How many mosques are in Nigeria? How many imams, alfas and almajiris are in Nigeria? That said, I agree that religion has been one of the banes of Nigeria and both Christianity and Islam are culpable, more so the latter. Big difference: Christianity has been a drain on the poor and a source of wealth for the clergy (pastors and bishops, etc). It has also been a source of deceit (fake healings and fake prophesies). Islam has been a drain on national development and a source of death for everyone. It is a big source of nepotism too. Overall, when it comes to how these religions have NEGATIVELY affected Nigeria, then Islam takes the cake. |
Lol at these Afonja internet urchins. People with eyes who cannot see. That is not thrash. You can't see thrash in front of the WH. That's a protester"s bill board and the plastic cover he made for himself againt the weather. See more photo below, including the protester himself. Too many ignorant and naive Afonjas on this forum who need to leave Ogbomosho and Ife for once.
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ibotic:Definitely not. But a janitor here is 10x more relevant than you, Afonjas. Google Segun Ogedengbe |
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