₦airaland Forum

Cee c might just be bipolar, which may explain her erratic behavior and mood swings, because it is not normal.

Big kudos to Tobi for remaining calm under pressure. Not many men can soak all that in the way he did without reacting unpredictably.

CSTR1003:
Is this guy nuts?

Where did I judge victims of rape or non virgins?

I am not a virgin myself.

Read my post with understanding or get someone more intelligence to explain it.

I understood your post perfectly before making my last comment. You said:

But please, don't hide behind rape. It is just insulting to our collective intelligence.

If you are so proud of your choices, you shouldn't be hiding behind rape as a means of defence .

You were blanketly judging non-virgins who aren't rape victims, as if you holy pass. Who made you judge over other people's conduct and choices? You no holy pass. Losing one's virginty isn't the worst crime or 'sin' a woman can commit in life so go and sit down with your sanctimonious self.

CSTR1003:
Now, this is What I don't like .

I like the way you yap about how virginity is overrated and I applaud. It is refreshing, honestly.
A breath of fresh air.

But please, don't hide behind rape. It is just insulting to our collective intelligence.

Yes, a lot of people lost theirs to rape, but the vast majority did not.

If you are so proud of your choices, you shouldn't be hiding behind rape as a means of defence .

Sorry but you sound so immature and judgemental. Are you a virgin yourself? You see, aflyingbird is so correct. Life is not in black and white but more in different shades of grey. Meaning we don't live in a perfect or ideal world, and nature has seen to that. Men like you often detest the idea of a male virgin, yet you desire to end up with a female virgin. Why the double standard? And what now happens to rape victims? Is it their fault that they were raped? Must they be judged and stigmatized on account of their broken hymen due to no fault of theirs?? And so what if a girl loses her virginity out of naivety or moment of weakness? Is that the end of the world? Does that qualify such a woman as evil? Are all virgins better than non-virgins characterwise merely on account of their virginty? What happens when a marriage fails, or one partner dies in the course of the marriage? Won't the non-virgin partner(s) move on with their life? Don't non-virgin widows and divorcees deserve to be happy, take another shot at love and marriage if they so desire? This over glorification of virginty is symptomatic of immaturity.

Why must we humans add unnecessary extra burdens to an already complex life on account of virginity of all things??

Nigeria Jaga Jaga...

Op is wrong. Virginity is way overrated because e no guarantee say your marriage go sweet. What of females who are victims of rape? Should they be shamed for not remaining virgins? Life happens, but one way or another most ladies will lose their virginity at some point. This obsession and over-glorification of virginity is rubbish.

TonyeBarcanista:
Perhaps, his money has replaced the blood of Jesus that washes away multitude of sins and transgressions

Bro, never underestimate the power of money in this country. Money can make an elderly man address his grandson's mate as 'sir' in Nigeria to win favours. Money can do some pretty wonderful things, I tell you.

TonyeBarcanista:
No be this guy wey make people die for Ozubulu that time?

I was going to say the same thing. The guy is reported to be a big time drug baron in S.A, and his father was a victim of that Ozubulu massacre. But then again this is Nigeria. His money and charitable works seem to have 'cleansed' and rehabilitated his reputation.

Isn't it a federal road?

FKO81:
Aje oil field is currently producing 3500 bpd

Why are you guys always out to cause trouble? All this because Anambra has been allegedly given an oil-producing status? What is with this Lagos hatred? So what if Aje Field produces 3,500bpd? Lagos has already been confirmed as an oil-producing state by the FG, while Anambra government is not even sure of their own status. You guys are just troublemakers.

We are yet to confirm Anambra’s oil producing status – Deputy Gov

http://punchng.com/fg-recognises-anambra-as-oil-producing-state/

Tony Okafor, Awka

The deputy governor of Anambra State, Dr Nkem Okeke, on Tuesday said the state was yet to confirm its oil producing status from the federal government.

He said as of the time of filing this report, there was no written document before him confirming the state as an oil producing state.

Diiet:
Ambode deserves praise cos if he didn't construct the road nobody can arrest or sue him.

Don't mind that guy. He is a consistent bad-belle merchant who only sees the negative side of everything. If the governor hadn't done it he would be among those splattering the images of the dilapidation all over the internet and abusing him and may even turn it into one of their campaign issues. But now that he has fixed it and is being commended, his likes would rather that the development should go unnoticed so that they can continue their slander of 'non-performance' against him.

This Omisore guy is very selfish. Is he the only one that can vie for governorship position in the party all the time? Unfortunately his decamping from PDP will seriously affect their fortunes because he has a lot of followers.

https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/supporters-burn-party-flag-as-omisore-dumps-pdp.html

The former Deputy Governor of Osun State, Senator Iyiola Omisore has dumped the Peoples Democratic Party, (PDP) and his supporters angrily burned the flags of the party.

Omisore and his supporters boycotted the congresses of PDP held in March where the State Working Committee and executives of PDP at the ward and local government levels were elected.

At the time of filing this reports, the new party that Omisore will join to pursue his governorship ambition in the September 22nd gubernatorial election in the state was not known but it was confirmed that he was no more in PDP.
The Chairman of PDP in the state, Hon Soji Adagunodo described the action of Omisore as hasty and needless. Adagunodo said the burning of the PDP flags by Omisore and his supporters unfortunate
He expressed surprise at the conduct o Omisore in spite of several efforts being made by leaders of the party at the National and state levels to reconcile them with the mainstream of the party.

After the burning of the PDP flags hoisted at his house located at Ogo-Oluwa area which was the former Secretariat of the party, Omisore held a meeting with his supporters who were eager to know the new party he would take them to.
Some of the PDP chieftains sighted at the meeting include the former Minister of Police Affairs, Mr Jelili Adesiyan and former Commissioner for Works in the state, Dr Bayo Faforiji.

Speaking further, Adagunodo reminded Omisore that it was the PDP that God used to save him from political annihilation in the Alliance for Democracy and subsequently made him a ranking senator of the Federal Republic who rose to become the chairman of the Appropriation committee of the higher legislative chamber.

The PDP chairman urges the teeming members and supporters of the party in the state to remain calm and focussed on the ultimate target of winning the next governorship election and restoring the state back to its prosperous path beginning from November this year.

Lalasticlala, Mynd44

Africa and some weird customs.

sekundosekundo:
Abiola's son maybe right after all;


"The Yorubas killed my father and shared his meat".........MKOs son on the death of his father.

Seeing that you are a troll, I won't engage you any further before you drag me to your level.

sekundosekundo:
Lol which anger, I just pity you and your emir

Since you are going that route, I guess Uwazuruike may be right after all.

sekundosekundo:
Shut up, go back to the beginning of the thread and stop saying what's not. Your people diverted the topic...deal with it.

I have already told you that you are misdirecting your anger and frustration at the wrong person/people. Contact zinox boss.

sekundosekundo:
Upon all your igr, your youths are always roaming about playing gambling. An average Igbo man don't depend on the govnt or useless igr. I know how many Yorubas that enters my shop for alms daily. The fashion you're talking about, Yorubas depend mainly on uniforms every weekend you see 1000 adults wearing the same cloths, is that what you call fashion?

Abeg shift.

Mr, sekun, SouthWest is not the one zinox boss, an Igbo man, is admonishing here, it is you people who had to drag Yorubas into it because of your insecurities, because last time I checked, Yoruba youths are not the ones migrating to other parts of the country for economic opportunities that are missing at home. It is obvious to all that Yorubas (especially the youth) are not really cut out for the whole trading of a thing as are most igbos. I don't see why that should be a source of anger and frustration to some of you guys. Everybody can't be a trader because some feel they can do better. I don't understand why you are pained about that.

post=66431338:
Aba is known for Textile, tailoring, foot wears, Onisha, Nnewi and Aba are leading cities in indigenous industries in Nigeria, same cities hosts large markets also.

You must have comprehension problems because I know i was clear that I am talking about the West.

sekundosekundo:
You're still pained and wish that you are Igbo.. lol.

Why would I be pained? I am only pointing out to you and others like you that Ibadan and Southwest economy is not dependent on trading. If it was we would be recording low igr and fdi like the East, and the zinox boss would probably have directed his admonition at the Westerners and not you guys. Southwest economy is much more diversified. Even when it comes to trading, fast moving consumer goods wholesale, retailing and distribution is still majorly in the hands of the locals. There is nothing to be pained about bro, sorry.

laudate:
Very true! Even a lot of Northern brides also wear aso-oke these days, for their weddings too.....

Exactly bro. And I am sure that most will agree with me that the tailoring and fashion industry in the West is in the hands of the locals because apart from the Northerners, Yorubas are the next when it comes to love for native dressing. These tailors or fashion designers contribute enourmously to the gdp of the region. They kit up party goers every weekend, etc. The amount of money tailors in the West make can only be imagined. Like I said, Ibadan and SW GDP is not overly dependent on trading like the East. Ibadan is home to the largest poultry industry in Nigeria, followed by Ogun, is that also 'dominated' by Igbos? Not to mention many other industries and entrepreneurs doing big things. I don't know why the some Igbos think everyone must be a trader to be seen as busy and enterprising.

sekundosekundo:
Lol, you're pained. If you talk of tailors, Igbos are the best. Go to Aba and see for yourself.

Sorry but maybe that is the case in the East. In the SW, hardly will you come across them in large numbers because Westerners are very fashionable and dress a lot in native attires, and are not in short supply of handy skilled tailors. Igbos are not as fashionable as Yorubas, particularly when it comes to dressing in native attire, i am sure you will agree with me on that. Maybe the tailors you spaek of are only prolific in Aba but not the West.

Princedapace:
Bro, this is not keep deceiving ur self syndrome.

hey, I av really traveled around this country. No be by mouth bro... In the east, those guys there are dam hustlers.. be it legal or illegal, they are hustlers to the core. I mean, forget all these rubbish online, even yorubas I meet daily usually use igbos as a example of people who hustle so much to make a decent life..

Now, the west u talk about, hope u are aware that many people there are Nigerians from other ethnic groups? Majority are igbos and hausas.

It was in Ibadan I saw people inheriting their great grand fathers' houses without renovating it.. in igbo land, houses and lands are seen as business. The major reason most south western states, excluding Lagos, have more brown roofs and dilapetated houses is because most of their youths are so comfortable with the way things are... I mean, travel to ibadan, from leventis, to iwo road, to Mokola, to Oke tonu, to Dugbe, etc, these are major towns in the city centre, they still have houses of great grand fathers and they av youths, i mean able body youths living there comfortably...

An average igbo man would av converted such places into serious business and pull down such structures.. I mean structures facing the major roads.. This is just an example..

At least i know ibadan very well. You get to Sango market, most of the shops that are big and doing fine are owned by igbos.. The city owners are mostly into sales of tomatoes, efor, agbo, etc on the floor. If u get to Queenslima market, over 90% of the main stores there are all owned by the igbos.. The computer stores, fashion stores, etc.. The igbos own these stores... go to dugbe markets, most of the main big stores there are owned by the igbos. Now, if u think im lying, please do visit these places i mentioned.

Unemployment among the igbos are very low. Why? I have never seen people like those guys before. The way these guys hustle in life, I never see. The yorubas offline use igbos as example of survivor.

Bro, forget the niaraland igbo vs yoruba nonsense, those guys from the east are something else. The above report is a general situation of the country. Im sure u will still attack this post shaaa.

Load of crap for your fellow online gullibles. Do Igbos dominate Agbeni market, the largest market in Ibadan? Why must you people exaggerate everything just because you want to beat chest? Igbos only sell the same things wherever you find them (clothes, shoes, spare part, and the likes, which a lot of the locals also engage in). And most of these aren't everyday essentials like fast moving consumer goods which are in the hands of the locals. And outside the trading, there are many that are into skill related businesses and smes. The tailors, furniture making, welders, mechanics and other artisans in ibadan, are they all also igbo? Ibadan economy doesnt just revolve around trading like it is in the east. So stop deceiving yourself with this nonsense talk.

Why worry when Oyedepo has the 'power' to cure them of all infections. Brainwashed people. Smh.

ba7man:
You're just rambling without a direction.

Name your preferred options for a solution or go wail in a desert.

He is Igbo from Anambra don't be fooled by the moniker and don't waste your time please. They always carry Lagos matter on their heads more than their own states. Bad-belle runs in their blood.

Nice. This is better than youths going to debase themselves on one purposeless BBNaija. At least they will be spurred to think creatively and innovatively.

simplyhonest:
these are great capital development projects... when will human development projects start??

He's trying there as well. He set up a N25-billion naira fund for SMEs and entrepreneurs in the state to access very low-interest rate loans (5% interest) for their businesses, and so far thousands of Lagos residents are already benefitting.

https://lagosstate.gov.ng/blog/2017/06/13/etf-ambode-presents-n924-7m-cheques-to-1438-beneficiaries/

https://www.smeconnectnigeria.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/lsetf.jpg

https://i1.wp.com/www.thepointng.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/lsetf1.jpg

https://www.lagostelevision.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/PIX-8144.jpg

https://akinwunmiambode.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/AX8W4945.jpg

https://www.lagostelevision.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/PIX-0641.jpg

https://www.lagospanorama.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/lsetf-cheque-presentation-002.jpg



There is also the Lagos State Employability Support Project, (LSESP), that was setup in partnership with the UNDP to train up to 10,000 Lagosians in skills acquisition for free.

https://insidemainland.com/tag/lagos-state-employability-support-project-lsesp/

livinbygrace:
His wife is a Christian (winners member)

No, you are wrong. Not that it matters anyway.

http://dailypost.ng/2016/05/15/how-i-converted-to-islam-ogun-first-lady/

https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2018/03/29/tinubu-is-a-rare-breed-politician-says-dogara/

https://s14.postimg.org/h1g5gqqc1/Yakubu-_Dogara3.jpg

The Speaker of the House of Representatives, Hon. Yakubu Dogara, has congratulated All Progressives Congress (APC) national leader and former Lagos State Governor, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, as he clocks 66 years.

In a congratulatory message, the Speaker praised Tinubu’s relentless commitment and sacrifice for democracy as well as his track records of service, mentoring and outstanding accomplishments.

He described Tinubu as a dogged and rare breed politician who mentors new generation leaders for future challenges.

“You are indeed an astute politician, patriotic leader and democrat of high repute who has the track records of mentoring and supporting upcoming leaders to accomplish their dreams.

“I commend your courage in leadership and abiding faith in the ideals of democracy and the Nigerian project.

“On behalf of the entire membership of the House of Representatives, I congratulate you on this milestone and pray God Almighty to continue to strengthen you and bless you with good health and long life for service to the nation and humanity.”

Mynd44, Lalasticlala

unknownsolja:
what is world class in this..you need panadol

And you are sick. I know your lowlife type whose low self esteem will never allow you to think Nigerians can build anything world-class. Why do you sound so pained and bitter? Nigerians don't need your validation as to what can be considered world-class so you can Go kill yourself.

Wow. Very clean and world class. There is nothing stopping Africans from having world-class infrastructure. We just need to up our game. Maintenance culture can also be inculcated if we really desire it. Kudos to Ambo.

Not again.