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I didn't doubt you or your story. Remain blessed. Fekazii8: |
Okay. Synthase: |
I didn't doubt you or your story. Remain blessed. Fekazii8: |
Three years down the line & this man still sees the previous administration looking over his shoulders. Incompetence is incompetence; there's no half incompetence. The same level of incompetence that led to abduction of Chibok girls under the previous administration is what led to abduction of Dapchi girls; saying your administration responded swiftly than the previous one is irrelevant. Just bring back our #DapchiGirls & #ChibokGirls. |
These are some of the traditional rites they use to hold the "low class" among them hostage. Did anybody see Ajimobi's son flogged when he took Ganduje's daughter for a wife? Or is Jamil, former IGP Abubakar's son also going to receive strokes of the cane for asking Dangote daughter's hand in marriage?? Na poor men wey no get mouth dem dey flog if dem go ask for Fulani man daughter hand for marriage. |
We are in the era of sophisticated oloshoism where women of easy virtue no longer have to strut the streets at night seeking for clients. Under this modus operandi, the clients are universal; they're stupendously rich, have a rabid taste for anything that wears a skirt or doesn't - as long as she's voluptuous like this one - have crazy fantasises, can spend like there's no tomorrow & like to be discreet. While the naive ones see a girl flaunting her beauty/assets or whatever online, what they don't know is she's advertising her wares to her broad range of clients. Sitting behind their computers, phones or other such gadgets, they monitor & critically assess what they are seeing. Those too busy to go online to check or aren't computer savvy assign this role to their trusted middlemen/women, who also get their cut. If interested, they make contact with the lady & name their price. Often, they thrown in other perks such as return flight tickets (usually business or first class), exquisite hotel accommodations, expensive jewelleries etc to beat their competitors. The so-called jet-style lifestyle, display of foreign currencies, expensive bags, shoes, phones etc by some of these Instagram slay queens are some of the proceeds of this lifestyle. For those who know how to make the client speak in a different language during their sessions, they could get a house or even expensive automobile as bonus; I didn't mention anybody's name ![]() |
Much as I enjoyed your story, which moral I believe is forgiveness & kindness, you ruined it when you chose to go against the rule of your engagement. "We were not permitted to give more than a packet packed of scripts but I gave him more than one. Just for him to make more money". By doing the above, isn't possible you might've deprived other equally-deserving people of a chance to mark scripts and also earn "more money?" I get the feeling you weren't just being kind to your former lecturer who made you suffer unjustly - at least according to your story - you wielded enormous power & you enjoyed the fact you were able to dispense it as you liked without recourse to the fate of others. |
Nice, but what are his plans for those kids? Are they just for photo ops? The North keeps paying lip service to education thereby dragging the rest of Nigeria down with her otherwise, the region should've come up with a comprehensive plan on revamping education & taking millions of children (almajirai) of school age off the streets. In a state ravaged by insurgency, all I see are kids who are potential canon fodders for Boko Haram if their welfare & education aren't taking seriously by government. |
The point is it's his choice; whether 2009 or 2020 TV, that piece of television costs a whopping amount of money. We should respect that! I dunno why people are sweating over the "bezel" as if they bought the television for him. princemedico: |
I see some people poking fun that the TV is LCD, he lives in a rented apartment blah blah blah FYI, that's a Bang & Olufsen BeoVision 4 103-inch Plasma TV which has among others, an anti-reflection coated contrast screen, which also enhances the viewing experience during daytime viewing. The cost of that TV is what some of your favourite musicians use to build mansions & still buy flashy cars with the change. Every time people think D'banj is finished, dude just keeps disappointing by doing something big. Oh, I forgot to mention he has moved to his new house in Ikoyi, where this photo of his TV was taken. And I forgot again, shey they said he was owing somebody millions & he was kicked out of his Lekki Phase 1 apartment? ![]() |
Imagine sending young able-bodied & defenseless men, who are most likely trained to defend & make arrests, to go and confront bloodthirsty terrorists armed with AK-47 & other dangerous weapons. Anyways, man must wack, man must survive. |
This one pass monitoring spirit ![]() |
Congratulations Timi. Next! |
I don't know if it's the lighting, make up or camera but Mercy Johnson-Okojie's skin, especially the face, is looking lighter. Anyways, congratulations to her & more endorsements under her belt. |
I just love how those yams are stacked; makes me imagine how Okonkwo's yam barn in late Chinua Achebe's classic "Things Fall Apart" were stacked. |
No mind them. If only government can just leave these sets of people to keep embarking on their voyages; I don't know how people will think their own problems are more important than others, who probably have even more bigger problems. comshots: |
And they think they're doing us? They can return to Libya or wherever it's they think the grass is greener for them; it's their cup of tea. What were they thinking? That coz the FG "rescued" them from Libya it automatically qualifies them to receive special treatment? Like they're some special breeds? There are millions of Nigerians on ground who have long been abandoned by the government & deserve to be treated with fairness & justice; those ones don't have the means to even flee the country yet someone who "jumped ship" now returns & expects to be in the front line of government's list of priorities just like that? Abeg, join queue & wait till it gets to your turn or yes, return to wherever it's you were brought back from. Who has time for your BS? |
Sorry for what you passed through in the hands of your employer. If you're the bold type, can you have a frank discussion with your boss telling him about your shock regarding the tax issue especially as this wasn't included in your terms of employment. If you deem his explanations unsatisfactory or if he doesn't even respond at all (some bosses could flare up for what they may consider your effrontery to challenge them), feel free to just wake up one morning & send him a resignation SMS. And better luck for the future. |
Who Ubi Franklin decides to wish or not wish a happy birthday shouldn't be news but since this particular OP or blogger is being petty, let me tell you something petty as well... Ubi actually wished his estranged wife HBD. A little more checking would've shown this to be true but hey, pettiness is the new NEWS. |
You never had a relationship. Move on with your life & stop being a needy person. Oh! You don't know you're a needy person? Read this: "I ditch my current girl, snubs my niggas just to impart the missing Love". You weren't "imparting" sh*t! You were just feeling the need to have someone love you desperately & when you thought you found one, your insecurities got the better of you. Case closed. |
You can inspect projects without being dramatic about it or doing it for the cameras like one governor who once took a measuring tape to measure only God knows what at a drainage construction site in his state. Kudos to Gov. Udom for his business-like approach to governance. Meanwhile, why is road construction the measure of a government's (whether state or federal) level of performance in Nigeria? One government after the other always look to outdo each other in that regards at the expense of affordable mass housing, quality & affordable healthcare (not just 'ultra-modern' structures), job opportunities, pipe borne water & social amenities. |
Guess one man's choice is another man's dislike. You can be as big as Mount Kilimanjaro I don't give a hoot but once you've got that excess underbelly - not like you just gave birth or are pregnant - I'll gladly pass. Anyways, congratulations to them, a happy & fulfilling married life as well. |
I'm sitting here just in awe of how much God has blessed this man called Chief Olusegun Obasanjo. At 81, he has shown no signs of slowing down. Whether history will be kind to him or not is none of my business but among former leaders of Nigeria, he appears to enjoy a special grace that makes him a force to reckon with home & abroad. Happy Belated Birthday Baba! |
Our leaders know what gets us "high" - religion - and they serve us in very large doses to keep us perpetually enslaved. After all, it is a popular saying that religion is the opium of the masses. |
As in ehn? E just be like say I been dey read your mind. Apparently the author of this write up just sat in a corner of a beer parlor & wrote hearsay. SlimSirLim: |
What sort of jankara journalism is this? You're talking northern delicacies, tasty ones for that matter & there's no suya/kilishi? Masa/waina? |
The NASS will fight PMB to the last drop of blood on this one. While we need jobs, is it by creating another security agency that in reality, is a duplication of other agencies already in existence? Is over bloating Nigeria's recurrent expenditure the way out? Instead of creating another duplicitous agency, I would've expected the NASS to pass legislation to strengthen the existence ones; better funding, modern security equipments/gadgets, retraining to meet modern day security threats, etc but coz the lawmakers have already prepared to fill the Peace Corps with their protégés & put them in good stead for re-election among their constituents, they're blinded to reason. Anyways, I stand for better job opportunities for Nigerian youths not Buhari or NASS coz at the end of the day, both are doing little or next to nothing to improve our lots. |
Ibrahim Chatta, one of my fav Yoruba films actor but highly underrated too. |
Our Stockholm Syndrome is second to none in this country. Small time thieves are butchered, roasted alive, stoned to death, stripped unclad & shot to death. But the real thieves; those ones that rob us & our future generations blind & still give us the middle finger for emphasis, are carried shoulder high & even celebrated by the same people that condemn lesser thieves to gruesome deaths. Nigeria is a paradox, really. |
Too many panels, too many reports/recommendations but lack of political will to do zilch. Shebi a panel was constituted & report submitted under the GEJ administration in the wake of #ChibokGirls abduction; what became of that panel's recommendations? And don't even get me started on the initiative that was launched amid pomp & pageantry aimed at making schools especially in the northeast safe by piloting safe schools models among others. This is just another distraction from the stables of Sai Baba Film Productions. |
The rate at which the world is advancing technologically, we may soon wake up to news of fully automated machines carrying out construction works absent humans, if that isn't already happening. |

