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The man's intention was to take power and enrich himself, his family members and his cronies. As long as that dream is achieved, every other thing is secondary. |
Covid-19 dealing with the English that I wonder what we ever had in Nigeria. |
Grace. I can relate. 2017 was a tough year for my family. Lost my investment January 2017 and was indebted. Lost my mother-in-law March of same year and a big brother-in-law that promised to help and certain to, was assassinate by May of that same year. Things were hard. Wifey lost her job too. Contemplated suicide, but for my mum, wife and little son. I dare not leave them alone to suffer in this world. Rent was long due and quit notice arrived. I fought, prayed and hustled with Wifey. 2020, people are complaining, but my home is different. God intervened and everything that was lost was recovered. A better job and a good hustling. We danced too to the glory of God. If there is life, there is hope. |
Send it to me, so I can ask my village people. Brother, return person money. How bad/good does he treat you? |
eni4real:Only u understand the plight of the young man. All those saying why is he accusing coldstone, I'm sure they have never grieved. Those are the words of a broken, mourning and shattered man. |
Power is transient. Please if you are living around Akute and Anjuwon, you will make heaven cos you are already in hell. Make una come fix my car o. Nonsense road. |
African man is the 'chief abuser' of authority bestowed on him. |
Hmmmm. I don't think I understand this Chinko people. Buying Chinese products for thrice the price of original |
12? IMO, having that much number of people contesting a party primary doesn't portray it as a democratic party, but rather, a party not united. |
Good intentions. But we can not dispute the fact that it can never be of good standard. And government will still cash out big on it. |
Done |
Dusted |
Too bad |
Hmmmmm |
Gbam |
That Nigeria still exist with the way it's being governed amazes me . Millions of supposedly educated people are being bundled around by a few miscreants in the name of leadership, and nobody dares to put up a good and tangible resistance. A man would even sell his land to pay for hospital Bill's or school fees for the kids. But the men here are bent on denying their 'kids' education and health care services just to purchase a land. Whenever I read news like this, I always ponder, where is their conscience? No empathy, na tangible reasoning, nothing. Instead of the youths to form a formidable force to retire this old folks, they are engaged in a more fruitless battle of ethnicity and religion. Here( on nairaland), you will see them defending their oppressors with every ounce of intelligence in them just to spite the other person whose idea doesn't align with theirs. And do not show any trace of being better of when entrusted with power. Nigeria will burn. In fact, it's burning already. It's just a matter of time before that which we have decided to ignore consumes us all. |
Hmmmm! Fares about to double, as in 2.5 increase when you add the Nigerian factor. |
Lol. Don't know why I find this guy so funny. |
Welcome to Nigeria where affiliation to a political party is not based on ideology or policies, but based on how to share the cake. Person wey hold palm fronds na him goat dey follow. |
Na so. FG doing business with their citizens. Any government that seats in will discover the lucrative and harassment free business of importing fuel and will refuse to fix existing refineries that one man is building one from scratch. Fuel should go below 80 by now. |
The issue is raising so much dust that I doubt this man will ever survive this. Even if he does, so many questions will be left unanswered. And thus, affects the integrity of the institution. |
But this loan of a thing is getting out of hand na. What us all these? |
If it were an opposition member, EFCC will release a statement that they are on the case. Nonsense. |
dokiOloye:Now you get my point. |
dokiOloye:Some women are like that. Their feelings get watered down once you dont meet up to their expectations. Some may endure for a while, but soon, you will see it manifesting in them. |
Ningen:Not everyone will notice what you have written. And you may not have a hundred likes. But I tell you, you just stated his problem and the solution. He asks for money for little business, means he doesn't even have any to spare. The wife gives him. How can sex be initiated? It will be hard for people to understand, but that is his problem. |
Mariangeles:So many things evident in your line of argument tells me this issue will linger on if I don't back out. Where in my explanation do you think is all about money? I only asked you a question. Sincerely, i wish you well in yout future marriage, it may work for you,cos obviously you are not married. |
Mariangeles:I beg your indulgence, are you male or female? It's quite confusing because most women don't even want to be housewives any longer. Or are you insinuating that they can work but keep their money to themselves or no work at all. Truth be told, there is no template for a happy marriage. Some women stay home and are happy. Some that are home and have everything at their disposal are calling family meetings for their husbands to allow them work. Some are happy working. Wickedness in marriage is relative. What works for me might be a disaster for you. You just work it out with your partner. In all of these, I just hope you are married. If not, you will only understand when you do. |
Mariangeles:There is no need forming strong man in this time and age. There is so much uncertainties for one to begin to follow that part of strong man (who dies silently in times of trials) and a totally submissive wife who does not question the husband's mistakes. It is an era of partnership as in 1+1=1. I support my wife 150% to reach wherever she so desires. We strategise together on how to make more money, our kids and in everything around us. It keeps us together. Attention is drawn to mistakes without animosity. Instead of forming strong man, why not form strong partnership. |
Confusedgirlie:He is even a professional. My dear, calm down and dont let paranoia spoil things for you. As long as there is genuine commitment from both sides to make it work, believe me, it will work. Read his body language and be sure he is in. That's all that matters. |
Bush man. |
DonTattaglia:He has a voice and courage to retrace his steps. Where are those people that occupied Nigeria then? |
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