Lifestone: Some comments above showed why Nigeria is in this bad shape. Completion of inherited projects by a government is as good as starting a new one. It is the responsible thing to do.
Kriss216: But, Fulani herdsmen will kill hundreds of farmers in SW, and Ooni will run to Abuja instead of the president or IG to come to SW to sympathize with them.
dammyBoxes: The BBC has confirmed that the viral Video making rounds on social media is true and indeed a mountain rich in gold deposits was found in mountain dey Birava village, 35km from di north of Bukavu, inside di capital city of South-Kivu province.
The government has not only sent the security forces to take over the mountain but to also recover all the gold already mined by the villagers. It is reported that the soil there is highly concentrated in gold deposits even as high as 90%
Xenry: Let's think about it for a second! 1.If you save the money, they would acuse you of using your family for money ritual. 2.If you save the wife, then she go blame you for not saving the money (especially if she's a 9ja woman.) 3.If you save your mother, then you would become childless, sexless and cashless. 4.If you save the daughter, then you would regret not saving the money if she eventually becomes a hoe or get married to a poor man. So, finally, no way!
sapphiere: Immediate past Imo Governor Senator Rochas Okorocha has been arrested after he dared Governor Hope Uzodimma to reopen the Royal Palm Estate sealed by the State Government.
Accompanied by his son-in-law, Uche Nwosu, the former Governor broke the keys to recover the estate belonging to his wife, Nkechi.
Infuriated by the ex-Governor’s action, loyalists to the State Government confronted them in a clash that left one person injured.
Imo Government on Friday had recovered the Royal Palm Estate along Akachi road.
The seizure, according to the team led by Commissioner for Lands, Enyinnaya Onuegbu, was in compliance with directive of the Imo State gazette on the report of the Judicial Commission of Enquiry on recovery of Lands and other related matters.
This commissioner has seen it first hand and in honour of his orderly he should go public campaigning against police brutality. The oil company too should of necessity make public statement distancing their organization from such act and categorically stating code of conduct for their armed personnel.
JustJesse: I'm a freshman in the University of Ibadan (not gonna specify my department). We're resuming next Monday (online) and a WhatsApp chat group has been created by some of my course mates, I joined and checked through the profiles, from the names and profile picture I was almost certain that I was the only male there, then they started doing this introduction with their real names ಥ‿ಥ. As at now, we're about 40 in the group and I'm the only human with a penis ಥ╭╮ಥ
Just say you are in woman department studying femalecology.
kinkybabie11: I don’t believe this story. Certain things do not add up. You can’t pretend to be pregnant for 9 months...a whole lot of stuffs don’t just add up abeg
Who are Omo-Onile? Omo onile in Yoruba means “the child of the landowner.” Thus, an individual indigene of any specific Yoruba settlement may sell the portion of the family land appropriated to him or her.
The fear of Omo Onile is the beginning of wisdom for land developers in Lagos. Even with the best of education and your eyes wide open, you might discover that you have bought your land from ‘charlatans and impostors.’ The doctrine that governs the land market in Lagos is ‘buyers beware’. The multiple sale of land by branches of the same family is not generally considered a heinous crime but a minor side effect of African polygamy. In a house you built fifty years ago, you may one day find a fellow at your doorstep brandishing a paper called ‘court judgment’ that makes him the new owner of the land on which your property is built. The solution is ‘settlement’ that requires skillful bargaining. The possession of Certificate of Ownership is no defence in such matters.
In Some parts of Lagos, this is what you pay for
To put Foundation on the land N200,000 To collect the Deed of Assignment as proof of purchase of the land and receiving your money N200,000 To fence the property as a precaution against Land Fraudsters N150,000 To put a structure on it with Decking N200,000 To Construct a Roof on the property N160,000 Community Money for coming into their Village to buy a land N100,000
It's as if it's a crime to come to their place to buy land. I think our law is too weak to make these people to stop doing this nonsense all in the name of Omo-Onile
If you buy land at Elegushi, it's N2.5Million to just sign your document minus foundation and the rest of the nonsense they demand. In Badore, Olokonla, and areas controlled by the Olumegbon, it is N500,000 to sign your documents.
In Agungi, Osapa London, Chevron, and areas controlled by the Ojomu family, it's N1.5Million to sign your documents alone. Even those ones in the heart of Ibeju Lekki and Epe are beginning to copy their more illustrious counterparts to demand between N100,000 to N200,000 to buy land at Eleko or Free Trade Zone.
In Some part of Ikotun, Egbeda its almost N50,000 Share your Omo Onile Wahala
Edit: For those claiming he should have been forgiven, forgiveness does not mean you won't face the consequences of the action. A man who commits adultery for example and gets HIV in the process could be forgiven by the wife but that does not mean the HIV disappears.