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Family › Re: FG Reduces Fees For Statutory Marriage In Nigeria by Aystarz: 5:33am On Jun 30, 2020
Skepticus:
cool

I always knew that marriage, wedding licences and all are beneficial to the state despite recent revelations that marriage has outlived its usefulness.

There has been a sharp drop in marriage rates all over the world, so, Nigeria like the rest of the world is dropping the price to encourage more marriages. A venture that would be unsuccessful.

#MGTOW
Yea, you got that right. This move is dead on arrival.
Politics › Re: NASS Halts Planned Hike In Electricity Tariffs by Aystarz: 5:10am On Jun 30, 2020
MISSCONGENIALITY:
I don't know why these demons are bent on making life hard for people.
They want to increase the tariff so that if you use to buy 5k electricity a month, you will buy 10k and it won't still be enough because what they will give you will be that of 4k. Instead of the NASS to make sure such plans to come to light, they are promising them till next year. What will happen next year that's not happening now. Will they increase salaries, will they provide prepaid meters, will they increase production, will they make other things cheaper so that Nigerians can afford hike in electricity? Or will the same people collecting the same pay and paying the same taxes and struggling to survive be the ones to pay for the hike?
Nigeria is just a dead country waiting to be burried and forgotten. How can a private business being funded by the government still be as useless and This. Why then do government invest in power.
Honestly I can't wait for Nigeria to start existing only in history books. It's painful
And a mere page in some dusty old history book it will become ! Amen
Politics › Re: NASS Halts Planned Hike In Electricity Tariffs by Aystarz: 5:08am On Jun 30, 2020
comshots:
E don reach 5 times wey Buhari don increase am.And no be say power supply dey stable.If IMF and World bank no give am loan he go dey look for where he go collect am from the people of Nigeria.He don increase VAT,POS service charge,bank stamp duty,fuel.Now na electricity tariffs.
Lawan and the Discos think say dem reverse psychology don work abi? Make we all wait till 2021 nau, if we no go enter streets to protest this useless hike. Fools in government!
Politics › Re: FG Lifts Ban On Interstate Travels by Aystarz: 5:43pm On Jun 29, 2020
raphy:
chai i done too much enjoy this big mansion so I will start packing as my uncle will soon fly down OK o.

let me check my passport first if I get visa to fly out.
grin You talk too much. TMI
Politics › Re: Florence Ajimobi Rebuffed Governor Makinde’s Offer For Help by Aystarz: 4:33pm On Jun 29, 2020
Lyydia:
She must have her reasons
Even a mad man does things with 'reason'
Politics › Re: Florence Ajimobi Rebuffed Governor Makinde’s Offer For Help by Aystarz: 4:33pm On Jun 29, 2020
Lyydia:
She must have her reasons
Even a mad man does things with 'reason'
Travel › Re: COVID-19: No Entry For Nigerians, Americans Into Europe by Aystarz: 7:34am On Jun 29, 2020
sharonihemena:
You want us to believe the decision to exclude Nigeria was based on health, when over 80% of Countries on the list of those allowed into Europe have more recorded cases and death than Nigeria.
This is not about how many cases you Nigerians think you have; it is about how many cases the west think that you Nigerians have.
Travel › Re: COVID-19: No Entry For Nigerians, Americans Into Europe by Aystarz: 7:32am On Jun 29, 2020
mightyokwy:
Damn it, naija students who are supposed to be starting exams next week are stranded in naija.
Hey, resitting exams aint that bad.
Crime › Re: Kidnappers In Bauchi: We Need Her Virginity Not Money by Aystarz: 5:01pm On Jun 28, 2020
joyandfaith:
that is why it is very stupid for girls to be discussing their sexuality with friends.
Friends? Some even bring theirs to the cyberspace.
Health › Re: I Can't Smell Or Taste Anything, Please Help by Aystarz: 4:24pm On Jun 07, 2020
teadrake:
You have absolutely nothing to worry about. Just ensure you eat nutritious meal full of fruits and vegetables. Get VIT C 1000mg and Zinc 100mg taken twice daily. You'll be fine. Stay away from your family for now. Trust me,you'll be fine
Two Thursdays ago, I listened as tens of callers on a radio show (Joyce Onyemuwa's 'The Sunnyside' on Nigeriainfofm) complained about losing their senses of smell and taste. The virus is evidently everywhere now in Nigeria.
Christianity Etc › Re: Can A King, Governor Or Senator Be A True Christian? by Aystarz: 12:10pm On Jun 07, 2020
ebenhazard:
Impossible but God knows everyone heart
The kingdom of God isn't about Economics, it is about character.
Politics › Re: Kola Ologbondiyan: ₦679M daily FG School Feeding Programme, A Monumental Scam by Aystarz: 7:40am On Jun 07, 2020
Chekwume16:
Buhari is a scam that won't happen again.
We said the same thing about GEJ and here we are. Nigerians love idiots as their leaders.
Career › Re: 50 Directors Fail Perm Secs’ Exam, 41 Make Final List by Aystarz: 7:18am On Jun 07, 2020
SmartProf:
Is it not Nigeria again? Even those who set the exam questions, if given exams to write, may not pass. U will be ashamed if u are made to go through most of the files of these so called 'big men' in the civil service. For most of them, their only qualification could even be a secretarial study course, that have pushed them to becoming directors. Some can't even send text messages on their own, talkless of being able to check emails or print confidential documents, but they are heading to become permanent secretaries after which they will sew big babariga and go for thanksgiving should they succeed. Meanwhile, the exam questions may have been some very simple MCQs which one can use residual knowledge to pass, but these quota system directors cannot pass. These are the type of dumb bosses we have in government offices, and they are always the first to shout 'get out of my office' at any given opportunity, yet most of the current crop of unemployed youths are more qualified and certified than them
THIS IS NIGERIA. grin grin grin
Travel › Re: Inter State Movement May Resume June 21 - Bashir Ahmad by Aystarz: 7:28am On Jun 05, 2020
Goldie16:
Where's NwaAmaikpe
And shibaraba
Crime › Re: Yangy, The Babcock Student Accused Of Raping 24 Girls Has Reacted by Aystarz: 6:29am On Jun 05, 2020
deepwater:
Kai This rape matter. Baba dey inside a.c car dey sweat Baba dey inside motor whey get charger him phone still dey say low battery
Girls take it easy, make sure you give no false accusations
stop molesting our men undecided
Awww... How sweet.
Family › Re: My Sister In-law Tried To Scam Me. by Aystarz: 6:50am On Jun 04, 2020
Liftmaster:
It may have escaped your notice, but the scheme you described is illegal, immoral and abhorrent. What is the money to be used for? Bribe the Director? Curry favor from a government agency or directorate? It is unfortunate that this type of behavior is generally accepted in Nigerian society today. In case you're wondering what you should have done, you should have stated clearly that this is an illegal act and you will not be involved in such a despicable scheme. If you have 350 - 500k laying around, why not start a business or invest in something? If bribery is what it takes to get a govt agency job, you should abstain, maintain your honor and prevent any blemish to your conscience.
Well said. I have always agreed with Napoleon Hill that the devil indeed controls 98percent of humans in this world. No one cares about doing right anymore and it is sad.
Music/Radio › Re: The Evolution Of Hip Hop Music In Nigeria: The '80s And Early 90s. by Aystarz: 4:24pm On Jun 02, 2020
naptu2:
Yeah, sorry, somewhere in my mind I mixed up Kel and Dr Kel (I follow both of them on Twitter).
oh great.
Music/Radio › Re: The Evolution Of Hip Hop Music In Nigeria: The '80s And Early 90s. by Aystarz:
naptu2:
Kel is a medical doctor and Kemistry returned to the US. Remember that she was also an OAP on Rhythm FM and then on Inspiration FM. She's now an OAP on a US station.
I'm sorry Naptu, but Kel didn't even study a course remotely related to Medicine as a part-time student at LASU. She's very much still into music ,and last I heard of her in 2018 (when she was co-hosting a midday show on Lagostalks913 FM), she was on the verge of releasing an album.

Kel is on Twitter nowadays advertising her chicken wings. Her handle is @Kelonline
Music/Radio › Re: The Evolution Of Hip Hop Music In Nigeria: The '80s And Early 90s. by Aystarz:
Angelfrost:
Eldee was always going to outshine the others... He basically had the backing of family, connects, and had the intelligence to go mainstream... Kaboom, for me, is all quantity, less quality...
grin You nailed it, though I'd like to think the part of your assessment about KB is relative only to the trio; that the poor guy was the weeping boy in the group, doesn't mean he was wack. grin
Kaboom held his own while it all lasted. He's a legend worth his weight in gold as well.
Music/Radio › Re: The Evolution Of Hip Hop Music In Nigeria: The '80s And Early 90s. by Aystarz: 3:02pm On Jun 02, 2020
ikorodureporta:
That show hosted by Desmond Majekodunni (Desmajek) grin
Desmond is an award-winning environmentalist today. He even has a show on radio, where he discusses issues bordering on environmemtal pollution
Music/Radio › Re: The Evolution Of Hip Hop Music In Nigeria: The '80s And Early 90s. by Aystarz: 2:52pm On Jun 02, 2020
Angelfrost:
They were alright... But, as far as Trybesmen was concerned, Freestyle was the true lyrical god!!!
grin Even listening to his 'OK' solo alone is enough to see why Freestyle was easily the best and most loved. However, we all know El, by a long mile, was the more successful/influential.

Kaboom, I hear, hosts a rap show on radio these days.
Music/Radio › Re: The Evolution Of Hip Hop Music In Nigeria: The '80s And Early 90s. by Aystarz: 2:11pm On Jun 02, 2020
Angelfrost:
Honestly, Freestyle of Trybesmen was a true lyricist on the roll... I had very great expectations from him, Ice Prince, Jesse Jagz and Mode-9
You didn't like Eldee and Kaboom as much?
Music/Radio › Re: The Evolution Of Hip Hop Music In Nigeria: The '80s And Early 90s. by Aystarz: 2:00pm On Jun 02, 2020
naptu2:
JJC & The 419 Squad - We Are Africans (2009).



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oTNnuCqLzOY
I liked the 'A ti de' song better; the subsidiary, 'Big Brothers', I think, did that one. Respect to JJC's rap delivery on that track. Smooth, neat lines through and through.
Music/Radio › Re: The Evolution Of Hip Hop Music In Nigeria: The '80s And Early 90s. by Aystarz: 1:48pm On Jun 02, 2020
naptu2:
Trybesmen - Shake Bodi (1999)



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m60A_0tVGOc
Behold my best Nigerian rap group of all time. Listened to "Plenty Nonsense" and 'Skillz' only yesterday and I was wowed at the level of lyrical ingenuity those lads displayed in those pieces.


Who knows where the hell Freestyle at?
Music/Radio › Re: The Evolution Of Hip Hop Music In Nigeria: The '80s And Early 90s. by Aystarz: 1:43pm On Jun 02, 2020
ednut1:
How was eedris then able to scam us with megene megene rap on the late 90s hahahha
Blame it on Naughty By Nature and Bone Thugz & Harmony grin
Music/Radio › Re: The Evolution Of Hip Hop Music In Nigeria: The '80s And Early 90s. by Aystarz: 1:22pm On Jun 02, 2020
Ishilove:
All these songs are bringing back memories of lying down on the made-in-Benin couch in my father's sitting room and listening to Blakky, Junior and Pretty and these Emphasis people on radio. How time flies smiley
Ishi, if you're in Lagos, you can listen to the programme, 'Music and Moments'. It airs on Nigeriainfo 99.3FM, every Friday evening (6. 15pm-6.50pm) and Saturday morning (11am-12noon).As one who loves the classics and the memories they bring, this is the show for you.
Sports › Re: Liverpool Squad Knelt In Honour Of George Floyd by Aystarz: 7:09am On Jun 02, 2020
ojun50:
Am pain but more pain the way Nigeria police and rapes are killing and raping our girls......
The bigger pain should be you (and the rest of Nigerians) doing absolutely nothing to stop it. Why do we just tolerate anything for this obodohuh
Celebrities › Re: Salawa Abeni’s Nude: YABATECH Student Arrested by Aystarz: 8:54am On Jun 01, 2020
Roon9:
Those born in 1999 and later seem to be in so much haste to make money and live life. Its just too sad
Heck! They wouldn't even respect their broke seniors in the hood. Nairamarley don finish the little wey remain for the grey matter wey dey dem head grin
Politics › Re: President Buhari Set To Approve Reopening Of Worship Centres by Aystarz:
Arizonaz:
Finally

This life I can't kill myself. Just allow me to flex o.

Person wey no go back to church with his or her sense complete ... Nah their cup of tea.

Nah from I want to introduce you to one powerful man of God problem take dey start.

Be wise!
Especially some Nigeria women wey like to go prayer houses for solutions when dem suppose they think with their heads.
Chexking my aunt's phone inbox days ago, when I went visiting, na so so pastor account numbers full am. grin . Took me almost 10minutes to find all of them and delete. But I trust say by next week, those SMS will be back.

Why are these pastorpreneurs so unfortunate gan? Well na gullible women dey help their ministries. Nigerian women really need to start using their head abeg
Christianity Etc › Re: Why Didn't You Go To Church Today? by Aystarz: 2:24pm On May 31, 2020
Ronin1:
Because I am a law abiding citizen, and the annoying part is the pastor will ask me later why I didn't come if he sees me. Like what are they teaching the younger generation, it's okay to break rules if it doesn't serve your purpose? Even if it means putting people's lives at risk? I just don't understand religion sometimes huh
grin

I'm sure you didn't tell him all this. You could just look him in the eye next time he criticizes your not coming to church, and tell him how you really feel.

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