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Politics › Re: N18,000 Minimum Wage No More Realistic –oshiomhole by Amazo: 4:31pm On Jul 12, 2015

So many people on this thread are talking crap either because of abject ignorance or repugnant stupidity. Increase the minimum wage to what exactly...and will the money come from thin air huh

When virtually all our successive governments already have recurrent expenditure alone that swallows up about 90% of the budget annually, then just how in the world will there be development, when there's practically 'nothing' left to make any significant impact on the nation's infrastructures and other sectors vital for development. Lost count of how many abandoned projects scattered across the country due to lack of funds, and it's now gotten so bad to the extent that the government is now borrowing hugely to keep itself running. And then here you are advocating more increment in government workers wages as if that will not further inflate the already over-bloated government recurrent expenditure. Sometimes, I just wonder is it some people just don't utilize their brains properly. You can't solve problems by creating more problems. With considerable pockets of exceptions here and there, I fear for this generation of Nigerians: all swag but no brains.

Politics › Re: N18,000 Minimum Wage No More Realistic –oshiomhole by Amazo: 4:08pm On Jul 12, 2015

richidinho:
Governor Adams Oshiomhole of Edo State yesterday declared the current N18,000 minimum wage paid to Nigerian workers described as unrealistic in the wake of recent fall in the value of Nigerian currency, the Naira. Governor Oshiomhole, who noted that at N200 to one U.S. Dollar, Nigerian workers are merely earning $90 per month, at the current N18,000 minimum wage.

He condemned the poor salaries paid to the Nigerian workers even as he noted that the situation is worse at the level of public service. Governor Oshiomhole, who stated this while speaking with State House Correspondents shortly after meeting with President Muhamnadu Buhari, however did not say how much should be the ideal minimum wage.
“Let me be very clear, I believe the Nigerian worker is underpaid, particularly in the public sector. If you look at the wage trend now, you will find out that that a graduate earns Lever 8 Step 2 in the public service. If the same young man is to get a job in an oil company or some subsection of the public section, his pay will be much more.

“If a worker is confronted with endless rise in costs of living and his wages are stagnant, obviously whether you know it or not, he is already experiencing pressures on his living standard. If you look at the minimum wage when it was fixed, the exchange rate was about N140 to a dollar, so N18,000 is about $130 a month.

“ Now at N200 per dollar, N18,000 is about $90 and so you can see the only beneficiary in this kind of inflationary environment are those who have fixed assets like building. Because the more your Naira is devalued, the higher the nominal value of your assets,” he explained.

Speaking on the recent bailout to states, he lamented that the State was shortchanged by as much as N10billion in the last four years by the outgoing administration. He declared that the funds was sourced from the amount remitted by the Nigerian Liqueified Natural Gas, NLNG, but that the funds have never been remitted to the Federation Account.

“What was extraordinary is that the NLNG has over the years been remitting funds to the Federal Government. But the Federal Government illegally refused to transfer these fund to the consolidated revenue fund which belongs to the three tiers of government.

“All that President Buhari has done is in line with his commitments to ensuring that all funds and monies accruing to the Federation Account are so remitted, that he has directed the CBN to transfer the funds to the Consolidated Funds.

http://theunion.com.ng/news/n18000-minimum-wage-no-more-realistic-oshiomhole/

Is Oshiomole beginning to make a habit of uttering nonsensical statements, like the infamous reprehensible go-and-die speech huh

We patriotic Nigerians are not fools. This suggestion of minimum wage increment will only create more problems because it is inconsistent with the economic reality of the country. Rather Oshiomole should tell us when the astronomical emoluments of himself and other politicians in the country will be reduced to what is justifiable! angry

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Politics › Re: Things We Have Noticed Since PMB Assumed Power - Must Read by Amazo: 3:34pm On Jul 12, 2015

DelGardo:
Bros
Try hide your ignorance small na.
You don't have to be a big economy to be invited to G7 summit. Thank me later.. don't mention.

Today is a JEGAcious day on Nairaland , because I keep seeing JEGAcious comments like yours on various threads grin

Car Talk › Re: The Man Who Has The Largest Car Collection In The World! by Amazo: 3:19pm On Jul 12, 2015

aladenimi:
Money speaking!!!Lol

Just when i'm still feeling freaked over my 2015 G63 AMG Gwagen, I read this shocked

...

I must make those billions of $$$$$$.

* grin

Like Airforce1* I'll join you Arab freaking-billionaires soon, because I heard they don't drive Lamborghinis in Heaven

Car Talk › Re: The Man Who Has The Largest Car Collection In The World! by Amazo: 3:10pm On Jul 12, 2015

hamzakito:
hmmmm.... all dis tinx na vanity upon vanity....

Life itself is vanity - go figure undecided

Get rich or keep...typing vanity upon vanity grin

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Fashion › Re: 5 Before And After Make-up Photos That Will Leave You In Shock by Amazo: 2:45pm On Jul 12, 2015

MaxNaija:
Nigerian ladies are quite lucky in the makeup department because many shades and styles compliment a darker complexion. But with so many ladies relying full on make-up these days, one can barely differentiate from the natural and artificial beauty.

Here are 5 Before and After Make-up photos that will leave you in shock, please view with caution *winks*

1.

[img]http://3.bp..com/-BzAgnUB0XVc/VZoZI44XWwI/AAAAAAAACgU/Zr8lBOLI8Lw/s320/maakeup1.jpg[/img]

2.

[img]http://4.bp..com/-zzqC8VArIHQ/VZoZI05Hc8I/AAAAAAAACgQ/vtToCALJlcM/s320/makeup2.jpg[/img]

3.

[img]http://2.bp..com/-mNuCJHDEJ_w/VZoZI8mjf8I/AAAAAAAACgM/Ih52EAj2Pig/s320/makeup3.jpg[/img]

4.

[img]http://1.bp..com/-EDIRfNvY-3I/VZoZKc0zG6I/AAAAAAAACgo/gG2-6TrJLMo/s320/makeup4.jpg[/img]

5.

[img]http://2.bp..com/-TIbbNEKCPfQ/VZoZKY3IghI/AAAAAAAACgk/0q6VpLhQ-bE/s320/makeup5.jpg[/img]

More crazy photos: http://www.maxnaija.com/2015/07/5-before-and-after-make-up-photos-that.html

This doesn't surprise me, because the typical Nigerian girl of today is an embodiment of pretentiousness, a master of disguise, a practitioner of artificiality, a performer of illusions, a perpetual treat-or-trick Halloweener, and an all-weather masquerade.

Fake hair, fake eyelashes, fake eyebrows, fake nails, fake skin, fake personality, fake accent...and whatever else that is duplicatable are the usual assets they have.

The only thing that surprises me is when I meet a Nigerian girl with more than 2" long real hair...etc who's comfortable in her own skin; and they are probably rarer than dinosaur bones and prehistoric artifacts grin

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#Team9jaGirlsWithRealHair

Foreign Affairs › Re: ANTI-GAY LAW: We’ll Pressure Nigeria To Reverse The Law – United States by Amazo: 11:55am On Jul 12, 2015

Built2last:
The United States government has vowed to continue to press the Nigerian government to reverse its anti-gay law.
The US Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs, Linda Thomas-Greenfield, said this during a live-web chat with journalists in Washington. Our correspondent monitored the web chat in Abuja.

Thomas-Greenfield also said that America was not bothered that Chinese companies were fast taking over the African market from their US counterparts.

President Goodluck Jonathan had on January 7, 2014 assented to the Same Sex Marriage (Prohibition) Bill 2013 which criminalises homosexuality in the country.

On January 14 when it became public that the President had signed the bill into law, the US, Canada and the European Union openly expressed reservations over the law.

Thomas-Greenfield, who said the US had adopted the protection of the rights of same-sex people as part of its foreign policies, vowed that Washington would continue to mount and sustain pressure on Nigeria and other countries to reverse their laws against the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender community.

She said, “As a government, it is one of the highest priorities and strongest values that discrimination against anyone based on their sexual orientation and gender identity is wrong. We believe human rights should be available to everybody.

“As a policy, we will continue to press the government of Nigeria as well as other governments who have provided legislation that discriminate against the LGBT community.”

Thomas-Greenfiled, who did not agree that pressuring Nigeria to reverse the anti-gay law amounted to interference, said the country and Uganda had the hardest legislation on the gay community.

She said, “This is very much a work in progress, but I think you will agree with me that the law in Nigeria really went far in discriminating against this community but also people who associate with them.

“So we will continue to press the government, to press the legislature to change these laws and provide human rights for all Nigerian people regardless of their sexual orientation.”

She, however, did not disclose if the US would impose sanctions on the countries with anti-gay laws to achieve its objectives.

Thomas-Greenfield was optimistic that the U.S would win the fight to protect the LGBT community.

She said, “With what is happening in the US, you can determine how far we are willing to go. We strongly believe human rights for all people and we are particularly opposed to legislation that actually targets the gay community for discrimination. So we are prepared to push this as a policy not just in Africa but across the world.”

www.naij.com/59055.html

When they couldn't even pressure a secular political weakling like GEJ to not approve the law, do they think they have a speck of chance with a religious political heavyweight like PMB? Linda Thomas-Greenfield and other US diplomats assigned to Africa need to stop smoking weed and the US Congress and Obama in particular angry

can keep on dreaming undecided

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Politics › Re: Ladipo Market Crisis Deepens by Amazo: 11:20am On Jul 12, 2015

ba7man:
People also rejoice when a boastful, loud mouthed, arrogant man gets his butt kicked.

Politics › Re: Ladipo Market Crisis Deepens by Amazo: 11:19am On Jul 12, 2015

omonnakoda:
Rubbish Lagos was developed and developing before Nigeria was created. Ikeja was in the Western region and developed as an industrial hub by the great visionary Awolowo

Some people neither know the history nor understand the economic dynamics of Lagos, and at such are prone to make unfounded, illogical and sometimes mischievous statements that display their shortsightedness to provable facts. They don't understand that Lagos is to Nigeria what New York is to America, London is to UK, Berlin is to Germany, Shanghai is to China, Jerusalem is to Israel, Tokyo is to Japan, Moscow is to Russia...etc and not in political terms but in economic respects! Lagos was, is and will always be an economically vibrant and thriving city. That's why even as far back as early 1920's people from various tribes across the country have been migrating and settling in Lagos. Even the prosperous Northern states back then like Kano were trading hubs, and most people would trade and leave, they were not "intra-immigrant" destinations - Lagos was both. Traders, artisans...etc (everybody) was coming to settle in Lagos, and not just for trade but because everyone was waking up to the fact that Lagos was a city with huge economic potential and a state destined for exceptional economic prosperity both then and in the future. In fact, had the Yoruba leaders been extra smart and more daring visionaries, Lagos ought to be a country of its own by now, and should have become the Dubai of West Africa and the America of Africa...but I think Tinubu's eyes are open to that vision now and Lagos is heading in this direction.

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Politics › Re: Ladipo Market Crisis Deepens by Amazo: 10:32am On Jul 12, 2015

IYANGBALI:
I go slap you o

And scratch my chest too...9 boys and 1 BABYNGBALI grin

. Catch me at the other end, we've made too much news here already wink

Family › Re: Could My Wife Be Cheating? by Amazo: 7:58am On Jul 12, 2015

freelance777:
Dear Nairalander's

How are you all doing? I hope you guys are doing well? I am writing this post to express my fears of the unknown, because I have been a very trusting and reliable husband to my wife.

Before marriage, my wife have once told me about his ex who is supposedly his best date ever in her life before she met me, that apart 2 years into our marriage, we had an arguement in which she confronted me about a number saved with a lady's name on my dialled list. I openly and honestly told her it was my old school mate whom I missed her call and had called back. But she wanted to know more like I was doing something shady, that got me all roused up and I just told her to leave me be.

A week later, I received a call from her straight from work that my daughter had a serious cut on her lips due to an
accident, I quickly rushed down to the school, but met them at the nearest clinic where my daughter's lip was being stitched, few mins later I walked down to her school where she works nearby to pick up her car key then bring her car nearby so we could all go home, surprisingly, I found her wedding ring inside the glove compartment. A ring she wore out to work that very morning.

I didnt question her immmediately until the night of that day, I asked her why she had removed her ring and kept it in the glove compartment knowing fully well that the wore it out that very morning, she said it was because I have had mine removed since the past 1 month, so she also had the same reason to remove her's.

A week later, she opened up to me that she has been talking to her ex whom I described above, I asked her about what? She said she has been taking advise from him whenever we have issues. I kept shut and moved on.

2 more years into this marriage, I recently found out that her ex had sent her a whatsapp message, but she didnt respond, so I opened up a discussion with her based on ex's. I asked her if keeping contact of ex's or communicating with ex's is good for married people be it the man or woman, she said its a no no, that infact she will never accomodate such and that its wrong for anybody to do that. I immediately told her to open up her whats app, she did and I showed her her ex's whats app message, she at first was scared, wanted to cover up the phone somehow, but due to fear, she slowly relaxed herself and she said well that I can see that he is just talking and she has not been responding, and that its possible for someone you do not have on your contact list to send you a whatsapp message, I agreed, but countered her saying you also have saved his number with Abbreviation, if you never intend having future communication with him, why then did you save his number thereafter? I didnt get an answer, until later after two weeks when she told me she was in communication with him in order to secure a job for his younger brother. ( Very hard to believe) I moved on.

A few days later again, I was on my way to help her fix her iphone which she has abandoned like a year and the half, something just prompted me to dial his ex's number on that phone, behold she had saved the number as 'rsif' someone who bears Williams. Anyway I kept quiet still. The the final incident that gave me a final warning that this my wife might be cheating on me unknowingly was just a month ago when she told me she had met this dude on the same estate we reside, that he was into business and had also gave her his complementary card, I asked what he does, said he is an estate agent, I responded saying estate agency does not correlate with what you do, she said at least he can provide us good offer for housing by the time we are ready to move. When all of a sudden, she said that same guy had asked her to help cook since his own wife had travelled to the USA to give birth. She asked if it was right for her to go ahead and do the cooking, I immediately denounce that move that it is wrong, and that the guy has another motive entirely. I told her to tell him that he should ask his own family member to cook for him, and that she should immediately cut communication with him if she wants to last long in the marriage.

My wife responded by saying, she does not think the guy has bad intentions and that he is a cool and nice person with a very mild personality,that if the dude has such intentions, that it would be the most surprising occurence to her. I said well just do as I have said. Lo and behold, I investigated her phone and I found out that she had already cooked for this dude even before she asked me the question. I confronted her, and she said it was because I might not find it funny and thats the reason why she kept it a secret at first. I then promise to show her that the dude was infact a cheater whom is planning to cheat on his wife with my own wife. One day, I impersonated my wife, and started sending text as such as that am ready to give him what he wants, lo and behold, this dude was responding and was even asking where I was at, that he is ready to heal my wounds, a hug and everything that I needed. I showed my wife the text message, and she acted all surprised, but I was not, because based on the conversations that I have seen, it seems to me that whenever I have issued, he rushes to call the guy and tell him everything, which was a good avenue for the guy to provide emotional consolation in order to get what he wants.

I apologize for this long story, but I just needed to detail this story well, so that I can get insight of what I need to be thinking, what I need to do, and the right steps to take.

Thanks all.

She's been hiding her wedding ring in the glove box, hiding her ex's name with different pseudonyms, hanging out with him to the point she's already making up excuses flagrantly to you to go meet him up in his home like cooking for him...and God knows what else obvious clues you've written up there because I really just couldn't continue reading since those first indicators were sufficient sure signs your wife is likely fücking her ex already.

What kind of married woman has tingling excitement about going to cook for her ex, hides her wedding ring, making up pseudonyms for men on her phone...etc huh

Well, the kind who's either fücking around already or is already fücking around in her mind and starting to work out the sexual fantasies in her mind. Women are creatures of feelings and they are really so easy to understand because (maybe it's due to some genetic cerebral programming) they always act in a certain preset way according to whatever they feel. And as it relates to sex or sexual emotions, these are the kind of normal reactions or traits a woman will show when she's "feeling a man" and it's definitely not you but the man/men she's feeling sexually is surely out there and well, this particular ex is one of them (doubt he's the only one because if he were she wouldn't need to hide her ring since he already likely knows she's married). So she's gaming around already and obviously it's because from what I can see, she reasons (even I too) she's smarter than you and thinks she can eat her cake and have it.

Now you can either wait till one day you read a text from her phone saying, Baby the hotdog is ready, come and get it now before it's cold and then the sender's name is KFC or Mr Biggs; or when your wife is getting calls from 'Grandma at 2am and texts that say, You were so sexy yesterday, can't wait to hang those legs up tomorrow...

Women use pseudonyms for people if they're hiding something and usually it's either men they're into or hate. And if a woman saves a name as 'bastard', 'idiot', 'reject', 'don't pick' then those are the ones she hates and doesn't want anything to do with; but if she's saving as 'askh', 'network services', 'Mr Biggs', or 'lalatisclala' grin

...etc, then that's the man/men she's into and likely already fücking with.

Even though you dropped us a long sermon, the way I see it, you don't seem too concerned about it maybe because you're likely fuckïng around too. So either 3 things:

1) you turn a blind eye and allow her have episodes of sexcapades while you continue fuckïng around yourself and y'all pretend everything's cool

2) you take off the skirt you're wearing and put on some hell-raising jeans and be a fuckïng grown man. Get your facts right and confront her with it like somebody who has a brain that works, monitor her and let her know you're monitoring her, follow her secretly sometimes but then tell her openly, like maybe she goes shopping at a mall or market (or actually something of an unusual routine) and then she doesn't think you know where she's been or her movement but then you just pop out the question out of nowhere, "So what did you buy at so-and-so place yesterday?'. Do it when you're maybe relaxing together, all cuddled up and she's in a comfortable mood. It will startle her, even if she tries to hide her shock, and it automatically sets it in her mind that you're smart and you've got your eyes on every little detail. This will curtail any hopes of having sexual waywardness and getting away with it, or make her really put her mind to work to devise smarter ways of slutting around if she's already the type that's a hoe. Also speak to her parents about it sternly with facts you have, not like some insecure man ranting with uncertainties, and let her know you've told her parents you will kick their daughter back to them or wherever else hoes go if she's caught cheating. Most Nigerian women aren't techy, so you could install a spy camera on her car and hack her phone if she's too secretive with it. Then you can see if she's taking too many selfies, the kind of selfies she taking etc (hoes love selfies in the car grin

) and I don't need to tell you what you should do or what to look out for if you hack her phone because I believe no man alive should be that dumb. Then next time she says she wanna go do something for any of her sex buddies, don't turn her off, because she'll do it anyway but secretly. Since she was bold to tell you, it means she already realizes you're wearing a skirt in the marriage. So you need to draw down those skirts and show her who's boss. How? Well, let her get comfortable with telling you such motives and instead of arguing with her over it, just affirm 'yes', 'sure', 'why not', 'it's cool' etc and play along so she can think, 'Oh, he's a bigger fool than I thought' and make her open up more. But don't just play along, TAG ALONG too. Like when she says she's going over to cook for her ex, tell her like, 'Oh you're so sweet and that's one of the reasons I married you. I won't turn down a chance for anyone to see how good my wife's cooking is...etc and i'll go with you'. If her face lights up, she's already fuckïng the dude etc. Then when you both get there, right when her ex opens the door and the introduction is going on, just keep a smiling face and pretend to reach out for a handshake and then before/after the handshake go Mayweather on that mofo and punch the shït out of his face (go for a knockout if you were like me) and warn that idiot never to invite or call or get a 100 miles close to your wife ever again, then grab your woman by the hand or skirt and drag that wannabe bïtch home. I don't advocate domestic violence, but if absolutely necessary like in this 1 very hot slap that will format her brain back into normal senses is ok grin

. Don't go over and beyond because she's still your dear wife and you should respect that and in so doing you're respecting yourself since she's yours and you're hers. Then open up about it to people she has respect for: mentors, parents, etc! Keep her on her toes, then she'll be forced to abandon her slut mission and sexcapade fantasies. Then most importantly you have to bring a stronger game in sex and start fücking her like a beast, show her you're a beast in bed and do things that are new and exciting. Give her 'punishment sex' for being such a naughty girl, talk dirty when fücking to bring out her freaky side and watch how she's going to glue herself to you like iron to a magnet. In other words, you save your marriage

3) continue asking questions on social media and not take appropriate actions until you have kids that look like the cashier at your favorite supermarket, whom you have been suspecting why she's usually fond of cashing out at his desk only but dismissed as an exaggeration.

Did I type this sermon up there shocked

. My fingers are hurting this early Sunday. Get away @OP angry

, I shouldn't have opened this thread grin

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Politics › Re: Ladipo Market Crisis Deepens by Amazo: 8:45pm On Jul 11, 2015

IYANGBALI:
shekau

Your level of naughty wittiness is out of this world. Just give me 10 babies grin

Politics › Re: Ladipo Market Crisis Deepens by Amazo: 8:38pm On Jul 11, 2015

IYANGBALI:
who did you solded me to and how much?

Enough money to marry 1000 pretty wives on Nairaland.
You might run away so...
I'll tell you to whom after the wedding grin

Crime › Re: Mother Stabs Daughter, Bites Off Her Ear After Catching Her Having Sex With Bf. by Amazo: 8:23pm On Jul 11, 2015

kritikali:
Am just 12 sir,and thnks for asking

Someone just JEGAed somebody grin

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Crime › Re: Mother Stabs Daughter, Bites Off Her Ear After Catching Her Having Sex With Bf. by Amazo: 8:16pm On Jul 11, 2015

Fatdon:
http://leadership.ng/news/metro/446336/housewife-bites-off-daughters-ear-over-boyfriend-in-delta

Tales by moonlight...except the moon won't even show up for such a shïtty thing as this angry

Celebrities › Re: Five Star Music Boss, E-money Takes Children On A Shopping Spree....photos by Amazo: 8:11pm On Jul 11, 2015

onosprince:
Fvck poverty

Politics › Re: How Buhari’s Slow Pace Is Affecting The War Against Boko Haram! by Amazo: 8:09pm On Jul 11, 2015

DickDastardly:
www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/186492-how-buharis-slow-pace-is-affecting-the-war-against-boko-haram.html

"Change" is when PMB replaces the current service chiefs with more competent officers...and if it's taking the President this long to find such replacements, then it only shows the kind of decay that exists within the top hierarchy of our military forces and agencies.

Romance › Re: How I Caught My Girl Yesterday. by Amazo: 6:48pm On Jul 11, 2015

Otunba6:
We met few months ago, initially i did not want to date her because she's too flashy/fake for my liking. Gradually, she started proving me wrong by being a good and serious one. infact she stopped some of her fake attitude when i started complaining about it. To be sincere i really love her to the extent that i introduced her to my brother(something i dont normally do if i wanna do chop and clean mouth). Just few days ago she lost her phone and wanted me to help her buy a new one.

I bought the one she wants and gave it to her. she called me later in the evening that the one i bought comes with 16g and not 32gig as expected. I collected it back with the hope of returning it today. On checking the phone, i discovered she had forgot to sign out her facebook messager, badoo etc.

I was extremely shocked when i view some of her chats (both old and new ones) with random men. To cut the story short, she is a free giver and a LovePeddler in my own view.

Now i've exchanged the phone and she is coming to collect it tomorrow. i dont feel like giving her again, infact i hate her from that moment.

Guys, i need an unsuspicious method to make her leave me.

Is this guy for real huh

. You speak / judge as if you don't have sëx with other girls. You either play the game if you're man enough or walk away like a baby who needs to go suck on his momma's breast. We don't need another sermon from a hypocrite undecided

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Education › Re: If These Were Your Teachers, What Class Would You Never Miss? by Amazo: 6:40pm On Jul 11, 2015

runzlord:
be honest.....

None! I'll just buy the school...only if it weren't these girls but the top 5 prettiest girls on Nairaland. I mean the real prettiest ones, not the usual noisemakers in the romance section who don't even have 2" real hair on their head grin

Politics › Re: Ladipo Market Crisis Deepens by Amazo: 6:29pm On Jul 11, 2015

Dorrobucci:
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Send your account details

IYANGBALI come and see your husband oooo!!! I have sold you finish grin

Politics › Re: Ladipo Market Crisis Deepens by Amazo: 6:26pm On Jul 11, 2015

Tex42:
let me guess, u must have had a difficult time with the Igbos in the past, cos ur hate for them is so pungent and irredeemable that even ur subconscious chides anything igbo.

You have to take it easy bro, cos ur hate for the Igbos won't make your life less frustrating than it already is, neither will it make the Igbos seize to existing.

The Igbos are here to stay, whether as Naijas or as Biafrans...if the 1967 Naija madness didn't stop the igbo race, what make u think ur insignificant hate chants on NL would. To think that this hate u have for the Igbos doesn't see past the sole(heels) of the common igbo man make ur life more wasteful/pathetic than a gala hawker.

Stop this hateful and antagonistic life style u are leading... Many of these people u hate, u've not met, they don't even know u...

Ps:

Learn to love/like everyone equally, until u have a reason to think otherwise(hate). Thank u!

It was just plain satire, nothing serious in his comment except to evoke a few laughs. Ever heard jokes black people make on white people and vice-versa? Or when our comedians joke about one tribe, or a certain religious group...etc? This was only another joke. Don't get too worked up over nothing. Not every joke is funny though, and you could have just dismissed it as such.

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Politics › Re: Ladipo Market Crisis Deepens by Amazo: 6:19pm On Jul 11, 2015

Exceptionalkeil:
Igbo boys selling fake spare parts since 1900..

igbo boys adulterating paracetamol since 1900..

Igbo girls scanning men's pocket since 1900..

igbo girls bearing fake names since 1900...

Igbo men and women shouting Biafra since 1900..

abeg shey this Igbo boys buy land for that ladipo market nii abi dem rent shop ?

I know there's a lot of emotions bustling back and forth when Nairalanders are faced with threads like this, but it's unnecessary to become overly defensive. Every tribe has good and bad people and this is the plain truth. Let's not single out a particular tribe, otherwise then that's absurdity! Let's state unbiased facts, not flawed emotions. Hate doesn't solve anything!

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Politics › Re: Ladipo Market Crisis Deepens by Amazo: 6:12pm On Jul 11, 2015

Dorrobucci:
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Be serious nah.

I wan know weda i go toast you

She's a woman...and among the top 20 prettiest curvy girls on Nairaland and she's secretive about it. So don't let her know I told you lipsrsealed

. You can pay her dowry to my account in advance grin

Politics › Re: Ladipo Market Crisis Deepens by Amazo: 6:08pm On Jul 11, 2015

IYANGBALI:

Whose ghost did you see? grin

Politics › Re: Boko Haram Militants Seize Damaturu Maiduguri road...PREMIUM TIMES by Amazo: 6:03pm On Jul 11, 2015

bettercreature:
http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/186488-breaking-boko-haram-militants-seize-damaturu-maiduguri-road.html

If only we had a military whose personnel and tactics were as reliable as their words! Lost count of how many times deadlines they declared they would have ended the Boko haram insurgency. If just a hodgepodge gang numbering probably under 2000 and with just a handful trained specialized militias can hold out the Nigeria army for almost 4 years now and relentlessly terrorizing the territories under the army's watch, then we are simply in deep trouble in this country. It's not rocket science for our army to realize they need a morphing shapeshifting strategy that evolves constantly because the Boko haram enemy forces have always maintained an evolving terror battle plan in their atrocities. This is why they have had so much success with relatively far smaller manpower and arsenal. That's why they have been one step ahead almost all the time. The Nigerian army must evolve it's battle strategies now, too much innocent blood has been shed. Will they die for nothing? angry

Politics › Re: Ladipo Market Crisis Deepens by Amazo: 5:43pm On Jul 11, 2015

IYANGBALI:
see me

I only have 3 girlfriends on Nairaland, is this your plan to become number four? grin

Politics › Re: Ladipo Market Crisis Deepens by Amazo: 5:40pm On Jul 11, 2015

IYANGBALI:
omo dis na cool yarn,abeg chop knuckle

Which type of knuckle grin

Politics › Re: Ladipo Market Crisis Deepens by Amazo: 5:37pm On Jul 11, 2015

IYANGBALI:
i go slap you

That's what I like about this beautiful girl -- always naughty grin

Politics › Re: Ladipo Market Crisis Deepens by Amazo: 5:28pm On Jul 11, 2015

IYANGBALI:
we wont let you go

Caught you today grin

Politics › Re: Ladipo Market Crisis Deepens by Amazo: 5:24pm On Jul 11, 2015

abu12:
http://sunnewsonline.com/new/ladipo-market-crisis-deepens/

Politics › Re: Ladipo Market Crisis Deepens by Amazo: 5:20pm On Jul 11, 2015

Chibuhealth:
dull brain! Is Igbos the only tribe in Ladipo? If we leave Lagos, it will become empty.. Who you help? Nairaland toothless bull dog. What do you know?

I follow @Madamoringo and she can be somewhat overzealous sometimes about her fondness of her people and her pride for her heritage. But sentiments aside, then there are arguments and/or facts that she presents, and that's what we should look at. You have presented yours too and Ibos aren't the only tribe in Ladipo = indisputable fact, but then to say Lagos will be empty if ibos leave is absolutely laughable and nonsensical. Lagos is too industrialized to become "emptied" by the exodus of ibos, if and whenever that happens. The so-called "vacuum" will be filled instantaneously, in fact nobody will notice the ibos left. This is the fact, so don't get in way over your head. Lagos will always thrive with or without the Ibos. Nigeria needs the ibos and ibos need Nigeria; but Lagos doesn't need the ibos, it is the ibos who need Lagos. The ibos didn't build Lagos, rather the ibos built themselves in Lagos, and through Lagos. This is reality!

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Politics › Re: Ladipo Market Crisis Deepens by Amazo: 5:08pm On Jul 11, 2015

Eshinwaju:
Emmmm....emmmm....let me think again....ok this is what we will do....we will beat our chest...and issue meaningless ultimatums and shout victimisation and Biafra.......then we will return to your streets and sell gala....... .....don't joke with us.....the lagoon beckons....

The satire is strong with this one grin

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