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Maychang:Best advice so far. Girl, listen to this if you really love yourself. |
Dorwadora:If you are this scared of possible danger to the point of possibility of using a kitchen knife to protect yourself, I will advise to quit the job or first take a diplomatic approach by telling your boss you are not too comfortable going to his house to cook for him. And wait to see his reaction. You are still in control of things now, take the right and sensible action before you find yourself where you do not have any control over what could happen. |
Dorwadora:It's like a scene from a Nollywood movie. Normally, a boss shouldn't take advantage of a female employee and turn her to househelp. In an ideal world, I will tell you to quit the job, which is exactly what I will advise if you were my sister. Only go through with this if you are 100% sure this won't end in his bedroom because it usually does. Except if it's something you are in on as well and won't mind to be his mistress. |
Harddiskng:Why can't they go and purchase babies in the market with that N600k if it's that easy. If there is an agreement, they have to keep to it. The couple should stop acting like bunch of criminals. They act like couples who in the past brought a teenage girl over to America and turned such to housegirl, depriving her of freedom, even though they had promised her education and other things before leaving Nigeria. Evil minded individuals. |
Nothing work and people hardly honor agreements in a lawless country. |
SlyDev:He is both Ijaw and Yoruba. Except you are a fake yoruba too because you ought to know the history of your people. If there are large group of people with Yoruba ancestory in Ghana, Serria Leone, Benin Republic, Ivory Coast, then why not those in those claiming Ijaw. He is from a town in Ondo, and this town is a blend of cultures of the Yoruba and Ijaw people being that it's located at the geographical boundary of Yorubaland and Ijaw-land. |
javaguru:And he complete "almighty" PhD in 3 years. He must be a genius. |
Mister, where in the world do you complete a PhD in 3 years? Just curious because even in foreign universities, on average it take 4 years and above. And I know that in Nigeria with all the chaos in the system, it often take much longer. What course or program was this? |
No matter how deep a corrupt system is, if the government or entity behind the project is sincere and ready to solve the problem, there is enough technology to minimize corruption. The problem is that those who are supposed to provide solution to the problem are also largely behind the problem. Finger points to NRC officials. |
Babaken:Their government is more reliable. Can you imagine going to a Buka or road side canteen in Nigeria to eat and you are issued a receipt. That's exactly what I experienced in Ghana. And that was over 20 years ago. In year 2000 exactly. |
Ghana, a country with serious people and government. |
You can always tell whether a man was well raised or not by his utterances. I remember in high school days, there was this tall chap whose face never escape my memory. His father was a reverend. If you know what this chap was into... it boggled my mind then. Some so called "Man of God" kids or families are really messed up. |
Which peace? Or is there a new meaning of peace that one is not aware of? |
God! Who are they building that structure for? Chickens and goats? What kind of country is this? No hint of innovative design. This is supposed to be a university building. |
You ain't seen anything yet. Sit down there and be expecting a messiah to fix the country. Rise and save your country or call for its dissolution to save lives. Nigeria is dead already. |
Don't be surprised if Nigerians used their hands elect another leader worse than this. Compare the following leaders below. Doesn't it show them from fair to worse -Olusegun Obasanjao (1999-2007) -Umaru Musa Yar'dua (1997-2010) -Goodluck Jonathan (2010-2015) -Mohammed Buhari (2015 - current) Yar'dua wasn't really a terrible individual but it was during g his time that canals started taking over government, and his ill health caused Nigeria a lot of pain. |
BERNIMOORE:He is actually doing his children, grand-children and great-grand children... when people ask them if the same Buhari is their grand father, they will surely deny out of shame. |
NnamdiAzikiwe:Don't mind them. That mean most of the voters in the 2019 election also have to apologize. |
I live in Texas, and I once saw such objects in the sky. There were three of them. The way the objects emerged with very bright light on a slightly cloudy night with irregular shape was surreal. Not usual shape of UFO am used to seeing on TV. I immediately made a sketch of what I saw once I had the chance to stop the vehicle. I see am with my "Koro koro" eyes. But they were really far in the sky. I wished I wasn't driving as I would have make a video. Luckily I wasn't the only one in the vehicle and the other individual saw what I saw too but it all happened in an instance. Both of us were just amazed.. I got home and told my kids and till this day, they think it's untrue. Imagine the feeling when you tell people what you see with your own eyes and the look on their faces had that "he just making this up" expression. |
You know what Yorubas say about individuals that refused to take care of the home-front but go about giving out freely to outsiders... |
There is a reason why Ojuelegba is a place of commotion and counter commotion. I am sure most Yoruba here do not even know the meaning or history of Ojuelegba. The full name is Oju Elegbara. Elegbara is one of the other names of Esu, the yoruba deity for justice and carrier of divine authority (Ase) to Olodumare (God). Point of note, Esu is not Satan, just that he has dual nature and can use that to teach or discipline humans if they do good or bad. He help humans look in the mirror to see and reflect on their "poor" self. Anyway, full meaning of Oju-Elegba is "centre of Elegba", which mean that an Esu shrine was located there back in the days. I even heard the Oni of Ife say that in a video on YouTube. And a final note. Yoruba indigenous spirituality is not evil. It's some Yorubas who are evil that choosed to use the knowledge for evil purpose. I am not saying that the cause of the accident is tied to the history of the place. But I know that Ojuelegba is what it is today because of its history. That's why Esu is christened as "Onile Orita", meaning "he that reside at point of intersection". Esu is the one that "whisper" in your ear at critical decision points in life. |
Simran94:I got your point. But to raise a child to be a well balanced adult mentally and character wise require a mother and father. I mean responsible parents. |
See what some boys are typing here. It's like women are not human beings in Nigeria. I understand that the role and circumstances of man and woman differ in a marriage. But to say a man can leave a marriage but a woman can't because of infidelity suggest that most Nigerian men don't see their women as a partner but a subjugate. That's why the crazy men dominated parliaments make senseless laws that put women down. |
Be careful around her. Don't even give her the chance to "mark" your kids and use them to hurt you and your wife. She knows the power your wife over you are in the kids she bore for you. Sorry to say, some mothers can be harmful even to their own children especially if such child is not yielding to their wish. |
Already knew it had to do with property before I even read the story. Umm! |
Imagine, five years trial in court. For ordinary kidnapping. |
naptu2:Go and tell your terrorist grand daddy in Aso Rock and his bandit boys in the forest. I know the British did this on behalf of the fulani terrorist government. How many fulani bandit has been arrested? |
White people do something for free? God help stupid Africans. There is surely a catch somewhere. |
aribisala0:Not effective. I am not sure you understand purpose of the equipment they are talking about. Having armed security guards on trains will not solve the problem if terrorists go under the cover of the night to plant bombs along traintracks. I think that's what they did to the drain before shooting down some survivors. |
plaindealer:Are you crazy? What concern Babalawo with IPOB issue? Do you even know the meaning of that word. Babalawo are yoruba's IFA priests that compulsory took do-no-evil oath. Most people including Yorubas mistake ordinarytraditional medicine men (called Onisegun) for Babalawo because some of the medicine men have some knowledge of IFA. And if you know what IFA is, you will ask Olodumare for forgiveness, like most deluded Yorubas should. I will say no more because if I continue, it may not make sense to you as most of you are disconnected from reality. IFA is a body of knowledge handed down to the wrong group of people, the Yorubas. No serious people will be custodian of such deep knowledge and be in such sorry state with slave mentality. |
![]() Parachoko:Even if lawmakers from the south attempt to impeach him, lawmakers from the north, who are more in number will block the impeachment for obvious reasons. It doesn't matter to them if half of Nigeria's population is exterminated by terrorists. They are religious and ethnic bigots. |
Redoil:It's on record that Buhari voted for a Republic of Chad candidate against a Nigerian candidate in the 80s when he was head of state, for an international position at the OAU thar the Nigerian candidate was vying for. Most likely the Chad candidate was fulani, and obviously the Nigerian candidate was a southerner. |
your name has 4 tribe name, I would like to know your course, the your actual year of graduation, and school.
