totorimi: Why would you allow an 82 yrs old woman to go out alone by that time of the morning in a city. That's negligence on your part OP. We pray she returns home safely. By the way that's bubu's age mate we are looking for so while bubu is on the other hand proving hard mam like his brain is still intact.
360metrosports: President Buhari's official photographer, Bayo Omoboriowo shared a photo of him eating on the street of Surulere in Lagos. He captioned with:
"Xmas has started here in Lagos o....... Quick stop at Surulere to grab a plate of the best Ofada rice and palm wine from @ofadaboy so who and where is next?"
A video clip showing a Zimbabwean minister, 70, dancing after he married his 23-year-old lover has gone viral on social media.
According to New Zimbabwe, the Matebeleland North Provincial Governor, Cain Mathema wedded his youthful wife Bathabetsoe Nare at a colourful wedding in Bulawayo.
Nare, a former Midlands State University student graduated in November this year. Mathema could be seen in the video dancing in a jovial mood with his wife.
Mathema reportedly left his first wife for a house helper, whom he married customarily in 2009. The maid was only 20-years-old at the time. He later left her for Nare after her met her while she was on attachment at a government complex in Bulawayo in 2014.
Mathema joins a list of President Robert Mugabe’s top officials who left their wives to wed youthful women, the report said.
Haba! I no say make you yab my wife o. I just want to know if my position on the matter is really wrong as they both think. No fighting, just some normal misunderstandings that are inevitable in marriages. You too will get there someday, if you are not married yet.
u 4 no come seek opinion 4 nairaland if u no want make dem yab ur wife na.
Bro i will definitely get a life .....But please you should get simple reasoning abi common sense ...this will clear the wood off your eyes so you see things the way they are and not for what you seem to gain from it...
Kelechi2020: Since its obvious we lack economists in Nigeria to analyze the MMM community, study its behavior and provide us with facts and forecasts on its safety coupled with the blogosphere romance with MMM.... I chose to believe MMM will crash this Xmas and the pics below showing a change in the Mavro system barring further payout (get help) but allowing new members to pay in....
we all know the drills, Nigerians spending pattern towards the yuletide... The economy improves generally cause of increased spending coupled with so much money being circulation regards to increased government spending...its logically sound for one to tow the line of thought that a lot of folks would rush to cash out there Mavros(get help) from MMM ..
I Will leave it to you all my fellow Mavrodians to tell me how MMM will survive the yuletide....
mr brother get a life and stop dis MMM craze. Y r u so obsessed with it! E chop ya money?
HungerBAD: The amount I invested in the MMM scheme was N100,000. I was expecting my 30 per cent profit when I got the news that our accounts have been suspended. It was a bitter news. Being a student, the fund was raised to pay my school fees and to meet other basic needs. It is a great risk but many students enrolled in the scheme to make profit and to live a better life. If MMM crashes, I would accept it as my fate. I will have to look for other ways to source my school fees. There is nothing I can do. I will only learn from it and not engage in such a scheme again.
A friend introduced me to participate in the MMM scheme. Being a lucrative one, I decided to benefit too, having heard of the success stories. I invested N40, 000 in the scheme. The money is for my final year project and my feeding allowance. It will be very painful if MMM crashes. Considering my investment, it will be a big loss for me. My plan was to use the profits from the scheme to finance my final year project and to meet other needs. I am seriously praying that the suspension should be lifted so I can reclaim my funds.
— Faniyi Inumidun, Accounting department, AAUA
A friend in my department started talking about MMM excitedly. He said MMM was a new online business platform that credits you with 30 percent interest of your payment in 30 days. I said waoh! I never took interest in it until the need to tackle certain needs arose.
On Tuesday when the news that the MMM had been suspended came in, I was expecting bank alert of roughly N500,000. I raised the fund to participate in the scheme from my pocket money. If the scheme crashes, it will be a big loss to me. Just last week, I lost to an online business called ‘coin fever,’ it all happened within minutes. I have always known that MMM would crash soon. If it crashes, it will hurt me but life goes on. I participated in the scheme despite the risks to upgrade my life and to beat the current economy recession. There are so many financial needs to meet up with such as paying my school fees, buying text books and other learning materials as well as other dues in the school.
The latest investment I made in MMM was N100,000, but in total, I invested over N250,000 in the scheme. I got money to invest in MMM from other businesses that I run as a student. I didn’t have any special plan for the money I would make from MMM. With the profit, I would upgrade my lifestyle and improve my life. I had always known that it would crash one day as it is not a sustainable scheme. But I always prayed that my money doesn’t get stuck when it eventually crashes. I will feel the impact of the loss if it crashes. MMM is not my only business. I do other things that fetch me money.
— Martin Mundus Unakwe, Electrical and Electronics Engineering, FUTO, Owerri
A friend of mine told me to join MMM when I told him I needed some money. I decided to try my luck with the money. When I saw many students making money, I joined the trend. I actually participated in the scheme because I needed to meet up with some basic school needs. For example, when I offered to provide “help” of N50,000, in the following month, I collected N75,000, with a gain of N25,000 without working or stressing myself.
I basically invested in it because of the high return on investment. In this period of recession, it became a way out. I will say I belong to the lucky category of investors. I got all my money back last month before the accounts were frozen; I decided not to participate in it again because I was scared.
It is hard to believe that the money of other participants is going to be paid back. I hope and pray they lift the ban in January as they promised.
— Ifediora Sylvia, Federal Polytechnic, Bida, Niger State
Someone introduced me to MMM and he talked excitedly about it. I invested N30,000 in the MMM business. The money was what I made from a project I did for someone. Being a final year student, I am already preparing for graduation. I figured out that before my NYSC, there are things I could do if I have some cash. It will be painful if the scheme crashes Against an imminent crash, which I have been praying against, I will move on with life. This is because, from the outset, I understood the risk involved.Life is all about risk.
Seun and his MODS are obviously dunces. They need more traffic on their forum. Soon wen someone dies from HBP they will b the first to post it cos they are selfish, wicked and heartless. MMM is crashed, so what? Must u always bring it to front page and keep reminding people and put fear and lost hope in their minds? SMH.
ObiOmaMu: Facebook user, Isaiah Otong from Akwa Ibom took to social media to share his heartbreaking story after a 47-yr old lady he married with over N950,000 left him after 2 weeks of marriage.
Ollyman: Last week, the report of a boy said to have been sealed in the wall of a house in Ondo town in western Nigeria spread.
After that story was told on online news platforms but without details, rumours have been circulating about the reality of the occurrence.
To get the true picture of the incident, Channels Television crew visited the town in Ondo State and was at the very house where the incident happened.
A bungalow located on 3B Akinfemisoye Street, Oduduwa Area in New Town, Ondo city in Ondo West Local Government Area of Ondo State was where the boy was found.
boy-in-the-wall-in-ondo-state The boy is said to have fallen between the walls of a building and a fence According to the information gathered, the owner of the house had travelled out of the country several years ago. But the building at the back is being inhabited by tenants who are students of the Adeyemi College of Education in the town.
Suspected To Be Mentally Deranged
Charity Adebayo is one of the students living in the compound. She told Channels Television that the boy, who is suspected to be mentally deranged, fell into a the little space between the walls of the house and a food canteen next to it.
“We started hearing the boy saying meaningless things from inside the wall,” she said.
Charity explained that at daybreak, people came and broke the fence and brought him out.
According to her, the grandmother of the boy came to pick him.
Felicia Olaniyi, who operates the food canteen at the other side, gave her own account of the story in Yoruba language.
“The boy was said to have escaped from his grandmother one evening while she was taking him to a church for healing.
“The boy must have fallen in-between the walls of the two buildings,” she said.
According to her, after they heard the voice of the boy in the wall, it attracted people’s attention and a ladder was brought. “He was discovered in the space and the wall was broken,” she explained.
She said the residents also alerted the police before the boy was brought out and also corroborated Charity’s claims that he was taken away by his grandmother.
Michael Gbala, a medical practitioner, who also lives in the neighbourhood told Channels Television that he learnt that the boy was mentally deranged.
Determined to get to the root of the matter and more revelations, Channels Television crew proceeded to the church where the boy was taken to by his grandmother for healing, overseen by an old woman, Prophetess Dorcas Adebayo.
dorcas-adebayo-prophetess Prophetess Dorcas Adebayo said the boy’s grandmother took him away from her church She explained in Yoruba language that the grandmother brought the boy for healing but later came back to take him away.
She believes the boy must have, in a bid to escaped from the grandmother after she took him away from the church, fallen into the wall.
The old prophetess said she did not know the boy’s whereabouts ever since.
A little boy also gave his account of the story, saying the boy had been taken to the State Specialist Hospital in town.
At the hospital sources said that the boy’s name is Aduragbemi Saka and that he was admitted but had since been discharged.
Channels Television, however, got to know the address of the boy and his grandmother which is at number 11, Okegbogi Street in the town.
On getting to the house, the one storey building was locked with a padlock.
The residents of the street refused to speak to reporters, but however said that they knew the boy but had not been seen him for a long time.
deturla: Love can be found in different places; Church, At work, On the road, in the ‘danfo’ even on social media!
Regardless of the increasing awareness on the various ways people scam others on social media, people still meet online, fall in love, get married and live happily ever after.
I was not surprised when I met these two fantastic couple through my friend and co-contributor on the blog, Makinde ‘Brainac’, who decided to share the amazing love story of Ayodele and his beautiful bride, Omounmi. The lovebirds got married on the 5th of November 2016.
Guess what!?
They met on BBM, fell in love and now they are husband and wife!
Now I see that I have aroused your interest? Don’t be in a hurry! Grab a seat, with a bowl of pop-corn and a bottle of ‘Coca-Cola’. Relax and join us to celebrate this awesome couple ‘in style’.
Ayo happily told DeeDee about how he met his heartthrob:
We met through a friend who was Wunmi’s bunk mate in the University.
I saw her picture on her DP and requested for her details. (Sharp Guy)That was how we started talking.
Then we met in person after two months of non-stop calls and chats and the rest was history!
Guys will always have a first impression, and as you know first impression lasts longer. Ayo beaming with all smiles said:
We have been talking and I have had so much respect for her personality so when we finally met, I couldn’t but stop admiring her level of intelligence and amazed by her simplicity, elegance and charisma.
We had a long conversation and it felt like I had known her for years.
ObiOmaMu: Mr Tourism Nigeria 2016 season 6 contestants arrived camp in Lagos, Monday November 28, and have being under going various activities which also includes photo shoots.
Family / Re: Father And Son Rock Same Outfit (pictured) by adellam16(f): 8:32pm On Dec 28, 2016 
