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jazzyjazz:Chicken stock. You have to cook the rice with it. Wash the rice and cook it for a few minutes till it starts getting a little soft. Youtube how to parboil rice. Take it of the burner, wash it again then add the chicken stock filling it up to the level of the rice and cook at medium heat. You do not want the rice overcooked. Make sure when you cooked the chicken you had enough curry, thyme and maggi in it. Before all this, fry your kidney, vegetable mix, prawns, starting with the kidney, all in the same frying pan and set it aside. Depending on the quantity of rice you have, you can either take some of the fried mix and put in a separate bowl and start adding the cooked rice in portions, or just pour the whole rice in the frying pan and start frying. Finito. |
jay2pee:No be by mouth. She has to work for it. |
jaychubi:You are funny. How old do you think our great great grandmothers were when they got married? |
takenadoh:It's not illegal if it's not rape or if they are both under 18. |
Lol. He said smoking in the vehicle. Smh. Funny as phuck. As if na straw dem de take build moto. Guy, there is only one reason; poor vehicle maintenance. Nigerians do not know how to take care of a POV. Worse is, Nigerians in Nigeria do not know how to drive. They think driving is a right. Newsflash: it is a privilege. Normal countries understand this fact. |
benedictnsi:And to think the mofo is a senator in Nigeria. Nigeria really phucking deserve the leaders it has. |
Captain1Nigeria:For your mind. The only thing wey una better pass dem for na backwards thinking hence the Topic. |
AntiWailer:You guys haven't learnt your lessons yet hence you will continue to suffer. Does it matter which party leads the nation in the next regime. Are they not nigerians who make up the party? Are the members of APC not members of PDP at one time? |
ritababe:Lol. Define more. You guys really deserve the leaders you have. Smh. |
Sacluxpaint:Some? |
Ibifizzleboy:The funds shouldn't be used to pay salaries. That is not what the money is for. |
What is it with Nigerians and marriage? It's not as if they all have the financial muscle to care for an entire family. Life is not all about marriage na..... |
Lol. You'd already know that there is something phucked up about this story. For one, a Nigerian in Nigeria complaining about fraud. That's new. They probably haven't settled him yet. 2, He witnesses a crime being committed and he is shouting on social media. Does he not have the owners number or that of the police? |
YelloweWest:I swear i thought the same thing too. |
YelloweWest:Hehehehehehehe. |
You missed one; Read The history of Nigeria. That shiit will scare the crap outta you. ![]() #Jaqenhghar #cococandy |
adem30:Are you guys normal in Nigeria at all? How do you guys think for god's sake? You deserve the leaders you have no doubt. |
pelumi111:They steal because of the citizenry allows it. The problem with Nigeria is the citizenry. Not the leadership. Is it not from the citizenry you pick your leaders? The citizenry is generally bad, corrupt and ignorant. That is a combination designed for disaster. |
tit:Lol..... |
Jaqenhghar:Lol....I don't think so too. |
joshkiddies:Better you have lazy people working for you than have corrupt people as employees. ![]() |
adegeye38:Christianity is religion. Which is exactly the same as ignorance. The number one reason people flock to it is fear. Number 2 is laziness, and third but not least is ignorance. Fear of the unknown, too lazy to use their heads to think and lastly believing that angels exist is the height of ignorance. What with everything we've seen. Smh. I wonder what you all will do when we find life in other planets? I'm sure a new verse will be discovered in the bible explaining it. |
With this rubbish song? |
This is why I don't have Facebook, Twitter or Instagram. |
adegeye38:The light? You mean darkness don't you? If the world had left it's fate to religious nut jobs we would not have doctors, science, the internet etc. The things you are enjoying today. We would still be living in caves. The forum you are typing on was created by an atheist. The computer you are typing with was furthered by an atheist and a homosexual. Google alan turing. Guy, you better wake up. When you don't understand something it is god's work or the devil depending on the day and which way the wind blows. Lol. |
ivolt:Are you sure you live in nigeria? Your leaders are not the problem. The citizenry is the problem. Where do you leaders come from? Is it not from the citizenry? |
adegeye38:Lol. Guy, if you want to understand how life works just hit me up and i will show you how to be successful. Don't worry. You won't have to sacrifice anyone, be part of a society, or kneel to anyone. There are two things you have to understand first though; bad things will always happen and there's nothing you can do about it and the other is angels do not exist. Before you were born did you know anything about the earth and where you were going? So how the phuck do you know where you are going when you die? You guys need to start using your heads more. |
ivolt:Guy, a tree cannot make a forest. Nigeria is overrun by s.tupid corrupt people and there is no way one man or woman can change it. Do you think if it were me i would even risk coming back? To do what? The guy is a foool for allowing his return to be put on the internet. It is against every OPSEC training he has received so far in the army. Nigerians in Nigeria are not normal and there is no way in hell i would want to be around them ever again. No phucking way. |
Diezani Alison-Madueke, Nigeria’s former minister of petroleum, has become emblematic of the rampant corruption that held sway in Nigeria under Goodluck Jonathan’s administration and a new US Justice Department (DOJ) lawsuit is providing more insight into the scale of theft of Nigeria’s oil riches under her watch. The civil lawsuit, brought by DOJ’s Kleptocracy Asset Recovery Initiative, is seeking to recover $144 million in assets, including a $50 million luxury condo apartment in New York and a $80 million yacht. Prosecutors say both assets were proceeds from bribes paid by two Nigerian businessmen for lucrative Nigerian oil contracts. The lawsuit seeks the forfeiture of both assets. Prosecutors claim that the businessmen, Kolawole Aluko, a former beau of supermodel Naomi Campbell, and Olajide Omokore, laundered money through the US by purchasing lavish assets. The $50 million New York condo is at One57, located opposite Carnegie Hall in midtown Manhattan. The building currently holds the record for the most-expensive residential sale in New York following a $100.5 million apartment purchase in 2014. Aluko’s $50 million condo is the 8th most expensive in the building, but following a loan default, his mortgage lenders are set to auction the apartment on July 19. Aluko is also said to have purchased Galactica Star, a $80 million 65-meter yacht which hosted Beyonce’s 32nd birthday bash in 2013. One57, a new luxury skyscraper apartment building designed by French architect Christian de Portzamparc which is under construction on New York City's West 57th street One57, a luxury skyscraper apartment building is at the center of this latest Nigerian corruption case. (Reuters/Mike Segar) Aluko and Omokore are alleged to have paid bribes between 2011 and 2015 to then-petroleum minister Alison-Madueke who ensured that shell companies owned by the businessmen received billion-dollar contracts to sell Nigeria’s crude oil. The oil swap contracts were a controversial barter arrangement which saw Nigeria use middlemen to sell crude oil in exchange for refined products. With local refineries under-performing, oil swap deals were used to shore up local demand for petroleum products. Between 2010 and 2014, under Diezani’s watch, Nigeria is estimated to have channeled over 352 million barrels of oil worth a total of $35 billion (pdf) into oil swap deals. But with the contracts mostly opaque, Nigeria reportedly lost more than $900 million in crude oil swap deals between 2009 and 2012. The deals came under severe scrutiny with Lamido Sanusi, former Central Bank of Nigeria governor, once describing them “not properly structured, monitored and audited.” Nigeria’s president Buhari cancelled the oil swap arrangement in November 2015, seven months after taking office. Court documents reveal that Alison-Madueke tried to warn Aluko and Omokore against lavish spending including splashing out on a yacht. “If you want to hire a yacht, you lease it for two weeks or whatever. You don’t go and sink funds into it at this time when Nigerian oil and gas sector is under all kinds of watch,” she said to Aluko in a recorded conversation. It’s not the first time Alison-Madueke has been named in major oil-related corruption scandals. In October 2015, the ex-minister was arrested in London on charges of money laundering. |
Obaluf0n:Lol. Now that's funny. |
Jaqenhghar:You know why? Normal countries are always proud of their heritage and they know that because of that, people will come from all over the world to see what they have. Plenty of foreign exchange. Nigeria treats it's history like toilet paper. Something to be discarded. I don't blame them though. I wouldn't want to be proud of it either. |
Jaqenhghar:You and your mouth. Lol. ![]() |
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Sir, what do you think about the current Nigerian situation


. Only areas of moder day Delta state, Onitsha area, Akoko area & Idumota is what these deluded people refer to as an empire?