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Politics › Re: Halliburton: Aisha Buhari Sues Fayose by banmee(m): 1:51am On Jul 21, 2016*

Suprnov3r:
Points to deduce from this lawsuit

1. Fayose is in trouble. He may pay through his nose
2. So many fake lawyers on NL
3. It is a civil lawsuit and Fayose has no immunity from it
4. Aisha Buhari is guilty of the haliburton scandal since she is not suing him for that one which he has used to yab her over and over again but she is suing him for the jefferson williams case
5. The burden of proof lies with Aisha. They must proove that Fayose said it and must proove that Aisha is not the person named there. To proof she is not the person means the real person might need to step up or else the trial will not be fair just like all the certificate suits buhari has been dodging like bullet
6. Ideally this suit should be filed in Ekiti state
7. While trying to proove she is not the Aisha in this case, she might provide enough evidence againat herself for someome to sue her in the US for the haliburton case

Bros, which kain law school you go. The burden of proof is on Fayose. Burden of proof is designed in such a way that an accuser is made to present proof first. This is why in court, the prosecution always presents it's case first. If it were not so, everybody would be accusing everyone of anything imaginable. Just like fayose is doing. He must have his proof or else why is he so sure. So, let him produce it. Gossip is not the same thing as evidence. In this case, Aisha is the accuser and all she needs to do is prove that Fayose slandered her. That is too easy. All the newspaper articles and interview he granted is enough evidence. If Fayose disagrees, he can then produce evidence confirming his utterances. Daring her to travel to the U.S is not proof that she is connected to any fraud. Well, that's not true. It is proof enough for the average dull Nigerian.

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Politics › Re: Halliburton: Aisha Buhari Sues Fayose by banmee(m): 1:46am On Jul 21, 2016

seunmsg:
The governor is protected by the immunity clause and so therefore, the case against him will be stalled till after his tenure. However, I wish Lere Olayinka can be sued for all he's worth. That guy needs to be taught a serious lesson on how not to insult and malign people's integrity simply because of political differences.

Get your facts right. He is immune from criminal prosecution not civil suit. They are different.

Politics › Re: 7 Nigerians Who Can Upturn IMF's Depressing GDP Forecast by banmee(m): 9:38pm On Jul 20, 2016*

No one on that list can help Nigeria's case because of one very important reason; They are Nigerians. Nigerians don't have the mentality for progress, oneness, goals, and meeting objectives. Unless of course if it is corruption, they are all up for it. When the last recession hit America, they all agreed that they phucked up by being greedy, fat and lazy. They decided to do something about it so they could get out of the doldrums they were in. First thing was they injected 800 billion into the economy by bailing out banks. Think about it; if it were Nigeria, do you think that 800 billion dollars will reach it's intended destination? Everyone would be salivating on how they would "share the cake". Americans dug in deep, did what they were supposed to, and clawed their way out of it. It can't happen in Nigeria because people don't just understand that the responsibility for greatness rests with each and every one of them. But yet they are there blaming everyone including God. Some Americans took salary cuts, higher taxes etc, but they understood that it was for a goal. Nigerians are busy burning people on the streets, littering, bribing, etc, and thereby creating more chaos. The funny thing is, Nigerians want to be great, but don't want to do the things that make other countries great. I wonder how this makes sense to you all? Smh.

Cc Cococandy.

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Politics › Re: 7 Nigerians Who Can Upturn IMF's Depressing GDP Forecast by banmee(m): 9:21pm On Jul 20, 2016

Sunofgod:
8 - Goodluck Jonathan.......his name alone brought prosperity

https://cdn.dailypost.ng/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/Goodluck-Jonathan-0064.jpg

You are Joking right?

Business › Re: Beware Of These Scammers In Town. Am A Victim. (pics)!! by banmee(m): 9:08pm On Jul 20, 2016

kissval1388:
I pity you . u think u know all

I know enough not stop in front of 5 guys i have never seen before and give them money to gamble. Why would anyone be that s.tupid? That is an example of the classic Nigerian mentality at it's finest.

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Family › Re: Son Grabs His Mother's Boobs While Posing For A Photo by banmee(m): 8:57pm On Jul 20, 2016

vargasvictory:
^{Just look what a grown As$ son and mother be doing

Stupid!ty at it's peak, if you love your mother show it to her at home and let it stay there.

You don't need to display the madness to the world, All these ones saying rubbish below me I'll vex and e-slap somebody oh}

All we have is the OP's word that it is a picture of mother and child. How do you know for a fact that it is?

Business › Re: Beware Of These Scammers In Town. Am A Victim. (pics)!! by banmee(m): 8:52pm On Jul 20, 2016

taylor88:
sorry

Sorry for what? When it sounds too good to be true it usually is. Mostly, it is the greedy who gets swindled.

Education › Re: Examination Questions For Law Students In UNIBEN(pic by banmee(m): 12:20pm On Jul 20, 2016

And people wonder why the educational system in Nigeria is rubbish. Everywhere else in the world is moving forward, Nigerians are at a standstill. This type of questions are not meant for a final exam. You do this during the semester as tests, projects and assignments which are graded and added to your final exam scores. There is no way one can do thorough justice to questions like these in the allotted time. What a country.

Literature › Re: She Slept In The Kitchen And Won My Heart - Chukwuba Chiluba by banmee(m): 12:00pm On Jul 20, 2016

Gabby91:
Lol. I like you already. In a totally..-how do kids say it?- no homo no strings attached way. Platonic way.

Lol......

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Politics › Re: Nigeria Heading Into Recession, Says IMF by banmee(m): 8:38am On Jul 20, 2016

csamii:
Things were never this bad in Nigeria until that dullard of a president took over and started running the country like we are his animal project. Buhari lack potential in all areas of life including his anti corruption war.

How much was the price of oil then?

Politics › Re: Nigeria Heading Into Recession, Says IMF by banmee(m): 7:44am On Jul 20, 2016

csamii:
Really? Mstcheew as if we don't know. I remember what Patience Jonathan said during their campaign period even though I'm not her fan. She said and I quote "after Buhari and APC is done with Nigeria, na change go remain."

As in conductor change o!

Really? Like this just started today. Things have always been like this in Nigeria since independence. The only reason it was not so obvious was becuase of oil. Now that oil prices have disappointed the country, all the country's lapses have been exposed. There is no more money to cover it up. Or steal, for that matter.

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Food › Re: Cook In Your Kitchen, Take Pictures And Post It Here. SIMPLE! by banmee(m): 5:37am On Jul 20, 2016

cococandy:
Mashed potatoes. It's smooth like pounded yam. But Be careful when adding water so that it doesn't end up too light.

My in law, thank you oooo.

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Food › Re: Cook In Your Kitchen, Take Pictures And Post It Here. SIMPLE! by banmee(m): 5:37am On Jul 20, 2016

Schwartz:
Here it is. I don't feel the difference between it and garri plus its lighter on the stomach.
@ Unlikum I have tried kartofel puree I didn't like it at all

Much obliged.

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Literature › Re: She Slept In The Kitchen And Won My Heart - Chukwuba Chiluba by banmee(m): 5:33am On Jul 20, 2016

cococandy:
This one is even small. Read his old posts about the things he used to do to his wife.

I hope he's changed.

That's if he's truly even married. Many single boys on this forum living in fantasyland. We don't know who's who.

there are worse ones. I don't have the energy to go digging through his older posts. Most posters on nairaland aren't completely human it may seem. That's why I'll be very careful with whomever is coming to marry my daughter. No psychos allowed. And I'm dead serious about it.

Banmee see your fellow citizen.

Oh my God. Why? Which kain tin be dis na. When normal people are striving to improve the lives of their spouses, this guy is dehumanizing his wife. You for no show me dis tin. I swear. When i left Nigeria, I thought that what i would benefit from emigrating would be a financial and social upliftment. It took me a while to realize that the greatest benefit the opportunity afforded me was the mental reconditioning and restructuring. It was like being born again. No amount of money is worth that. Looking at Nigeria from the outside scares the crap 'outta me. I sometimes can't believe i was born there. I have sworn never to go back. Never. Why? The last time i was there, i thought i was going to be kidnapped. Almost everyone had this shifty look to them. Everyone wanted to be a "sharp guy". My brother told me not to say a word to anyone, else they know i was from yankee because of my accent. That it could be dangerous and or, they might want to take advantage of me. I thought he was exaggerating. Me wey dem born for Lagos. That was until i began to see some crazy shiit for myself and i quickly gentle. How can people live like this? I just can't fathom it. I just have three more people to pull out of there and i can finally wash my hands off that country.

P.s Last week, my wife's brother moved into the house he just built. Two days later, people came looking for him to kidnap him. They left a note telling him of their intention and that he needs to leave the house on a certain day, leave the gate open and put 5 million by the entrance. Can you imagine? They left a note. Now he's moved out to go rent an apartment. And meanwhile he has a house. So what's the point?

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Christianity Etc › Re: What Soul Age Are You? by banmee(m): 3:31am On Jul 20, 2016

Ishilove:
You've committed the error of ITK- I too know.

Of course I know all you have written. My question is "WHY" must life be cyclical? All to what purpose?

Anyway, that's trying to understand the mind of God- a venture I gave up on a very long time ago.

Lol. Sure that was your question. grin

Literature › Re: She Slept In The Kitchen And Won My Heart - Chukwuba Chiluba by banmee(m): 1:03am On Jul 20, 2016

Duru009:
All i see here is total JEALOUSY 4rm ladies here.....

U better learn frm dis story. Cos responsible men ar scare des days to marry.
Take it or leave it....

You heard that ladies. You'all better learn how to be a slave. That's the only way to survive marital life in Nigeria.

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Literature › Re: She Slept In The Kitchen And Won My Heart - Chukwuba Chiluba by banmee(m): 12:49am On Jul 20, 2016

AyoolaIgwe:
even God tested Job. so what are we talking about. The true character of a man is wot he will do if he knows dat he won't be discovered.

Smh.

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Literature › Re: She Slept In The Kitchen And Won My Heart - Chukwuba Chiluba by banmee(m): 12:40am On Jul 20, 2016

cococandy:
you'd be surprised some people obviously reason like this.

Thank god my agbani has found a husband who's being raised to be a gentleman by a gentleman father.

If not, how will open my two eyes and let her marry someone from yonder without first doing a a psych evaluation?

That put a smile on my face. I won't lie though; Growing up I used to think like that until my organization cured me of that nonsense. Nigeria's problem is exposure. They just don't know a better way.

Literature › Re: She Slept In The Kitchen And Won My Heart - Chukwuba Chiluba by banmee(m): 12:38am On Jul 20, 2016

cococandy:
Right on the money.

We are the ones who uphold the cultures that oppress us.

Sad isn't it?

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Food › Re: Cook In Your Kitchen, Take Pictures And Post It Here. SIMPLE! by banmee(m): 12:11am On Jul 20, 2016

jumzzy448:
Why don't you try oat meal? Use your blender to blend it and make it just the way you make your semo. Very good substitute.

Roger that. Thanks.

Christianity Etc › Re: What Soul Age Are You? by banmee(m): 11:48pm On Jul 19, 2016

Ishilove:
Definitely an Adult/Mature Soul. It seems like whoever wrote that part sat down and studied me.

I've never really been moved by material things. The only thing that interests me is trying to understand why this world is so fvcked up and the rationale behind God's plans. Of course money is needed for comfort in this journey called life, but surely, isn't it a mystery that...we...ARE?

Bigfrancis21, thanks for this lovely thread.

If you really were a mature soul, you'd know. That bolded question of yours has been asked from time immemorial. You think you are the first? Let me let you into a little secret; Humanity/the universe is cyclical. What is happening now has happened before and will continue to happen till our sun explodes or losses it's radiation. Think of a flower. At the point the flower is planted, it probably thinks it is the only unique flower. What happens though? it dies and another one, exactly like that springs up in it's place. If things weren't cyclical the earth would be gone by now. This is why the bones of dinosaurs is now oil that we use for fuel today. Phucked up shitt is part of why we exist. A dinosaur in that time must have thought it was phucked up to be wipid out from a meteorite, but today, we absolutely depend on it's bones as fuel today.

Politics › Re: Policemen Dragging Buckets At Chikwadolu's Birthday Party In Awka(Pics) by banmee(m): 11:14pm On Jul 19, 2016

Ceenelly:
pay this people well and all this rubbish will be reduced.

I don't think you understand how renumeration works. At the point we are in Nigeria, Even if you pay them 1million Naira per month, they will still do more of it and worse. The Nigerian mentality mentality has degraded to unbelievable level that there is no way it can never ever be recovered.

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Literature › Re: She Slept In The Kitchen And Won My Heart - Chukwuba Chiluba by banmee(m): 11:09pm On Jul 19, 2016

Checked86:
Where was the guy sleeping when Philo was sleeping in the kitchen? I pity people's opinions about women. Some think that girls are slaves that you need to test their loyalty before buying. It is good to find a girl that will be loyal to you but why subject her to such cruelty just to prove a point? We, men always think that once we have gotten the money and can provide for the girl,then you are qualified to marry any girl, both virgin and 'unvirgin'. Very bad!

It's the Nigerian way. I dare say, some Nigerian women deserve whatever perception men in Nigeria have of them. On another thread, a lot of them are in support of Dino threatening to rape Tinubu's wife. It's all about the mentality. And Nigeria's is worse than that of a dog.

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Literature › Re: She Slept In The Kitchen And Won My Heart - Chukwuba Chiluba by banmee(m): 11:03pm On Jul 19, 2016

Godmother:
As in ehn! I wish I could see the part two of this story. This lady is obviously pretending and will soo show this guy

Obviously the story is fabricated.

Politics › Re: Remi Tinubu Writes Saraki And Oyegun Over Row With Dino Melaye by banmee(m): 10:59pm On Jul 19, 2016

Fedayeen02:
please show us or tell us where Dino threatened to rape her? We are all waiting or thunderstorms will destroy jagaban this night

Did you read the letter she wrote?

Politics › Re: Is This What Nigerians Have Been Reduced To?(pics) by banmee(m): 9:53pm On Jul 19, 2016

snowwhyte607:
A woman, Mrs Bridget Agbahime, was
gruesomely murdered in Kano by an angry mob
for merely requesting a Muslim fanatic to
perform his ablution elsewhere, there was no protest at all by Women NGO's in any part of Nigeria!
A woman, Evangelist Eunice Olawale, was hacked to death in Abuja last week or so by Muslim fanatics, for preaching the gospel of Jesus Christ. Non of these so called NGO's or even Women Societies at large could come out and protest!

And wait for it....two politicians engaged in their
usual rofo-rofo fight and no one died. No one
was hurt. Facts show that both parties crossed
the lines of decency. The honorable thing to do
is to simply ignore them. Hey, but to my chagrin,
women NGOs are on the streets protesting against what exactly? Is this what the campaign for gender equality has been reduced to?
But this same women never protested the death of the two Women gruesomely killed in Kano and Abuja, or is it because the Women are not wives of one influential Politician or Personality, are the lives of Nigerians now so worthless?
Honestly, I don't want to be rude to anyone. But,
this is my definition of stupidity! May God save Nigeria from Enemies within!

Un-freaking-believable. He said "no one was hurt". Really? No one was hurt? Guy, your mindset was obviously hurt. It was hurt to the point that you have been disensitized to issues involving rape. God help Nigerians and the way they think. This is as serious as the murder of the woman. You can't go around saying you will rape someone. In a normal society, keyword here is "normal". You would be in jail by now. But, we all know Nigeria is not a normal country. Is it?

Politics › Re: Remi Tinubu Writes Saraki And Oyegun Over Row With Dino Melaye by banmee(m): 9:41pm On Jul 19, 2016

kingthreat:
Imagine Dino was your father and a woman filled with so much ego and pride calls him a dog and a tout?

I will take legal action and or look to the organisation that we both work for redress. What i will not do is get into a shouting match, threaten physical assault, and rape. Things that in a normal country would get you relieved of your position, sued, and sent to jail. But, we all know Nigeria is not normal. It is a zoo and everyone acts like animals.

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Food › Re: Cook In Your Kitchen, Take Pictures And Post It Here. SIMPLE! by banmee(m): 9:37pm On Jul 19, 2016

Schwartz:
My people make una wash hand join me Ogbono soup cooked with bitter leaf, dry fish, shaki and cowleg. I made Gries as swallow. Garri Na gold for Deutschland

What is gries? I'm running out of Garri and the thought of driving all the way to texas to buy it gives me toothache. six freaking hours. At this point, i'll take any worthwhile substitute. Even well grounded sand.

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Politics › Re: Remi Tinubu Writes Saraki And Oyegun Over Row With Dino Melaye by banmee(m): 9:26pm On Jul 19, 2016

MCMLXXVI:
When will this foolish, poorly-trained hooligan woman grow the hell up and stop wailing from one end to another with these useless sobby letters?
One lesson you must learn in life is that, no matter how good you think you are at cussing people out, you will eventually run into someone MUCH MORE EXPERIENCED than you are!

This foolish disgrace of a woman obviously began to falsely think herself a giant when she displayed her repulsive lack of manners around the more cultured men like Obanikoro, Saraki and Ekweremadu and didn't get bitchslapped; she suddenly believed she was above reproach.

Unfortunately for her, she met her long-overdue waterloo when she took her madness to an equally uncultured lunatic, Dino Melaye, and got bashed thoroughly!
Now just look at the shameless iddiiot running from one corner to another, reporting Dino Melaye like a nursery school student.
"I will report you to my mummy!"
"I will report you to Auntie"
"I will report you to our headmaster"
"I will report you to my beeg broda. My beeg broda wee come and beat you!"

Woman, YOU GOT SERVED!!! Get over it already!
Next time, learn to choose your battles wisely.

If only scientist can find a way to start swapping the brains of Nigerians with that of monkeys. With the level they are at the moment, a baboons brain will function better than a Nigerian's. If only wishes could come true. A senator, no less, is talking about raping a woman and this, thing, is in support for it. And he actually got likes for this nonsense. How is that possible? May God continue to give Nigerians the leaders they deserve.

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Politics › Re: Remi Tinubu Writes Saraki And Oyegun Over Row With Dino Melaye by banmee(m): 9:11pm On Jul 19, 2016

Badgers14:
All this write write ... Haba she no dey tire

If na so she bin dey write write give senate about the economic woes wey dey Nigeria now... Nigeria for be world power

No be she find trouble in the first place

Normal women parole, trouble dey sleep, she go find am, now trouble don dey follow am, she dey play victim

FTC o jaree
Make i finish my kpof kpof sef

Bros, you read the thing at all. Dino threatened to ra.pe her. How is that normal. Which kain monkey mentality una get sef for Nigeria? ehn? I will pray for you. May the Lord, with his infinite mercies continue to give you the kind of leaders you deserve. Leaders like Dino, Fayose, Buhari, Tinubu, etc. Say amen Smh.

Sports › Re: NFF Denies Appointing Paul Le Guen As Super Eagles Manager by banmee(m): 9:03pm On Jul 19, 2016

Kinstein:
Naija just dey very unserious..

I give up on our football..

Lalasticlala i was just passing by oh. Sad for our nation

Nigeria is a really confused country. His supposed appointment is already on BBC. I wonder who in their right minds would consider a coaching job handling the Nigerian National team? Must be desperate.

Foreign Affairs › Re: Melania Trump Plagiarised Michelle Obama's Speech - PUNCH by banmee(m): 8:41pm On Jul 19, 2016

emmaeko1989:
is her speech copyrighted?
,abeg talk another thing

I often say the lack of exposure and the very unique Nigerian mentality is the problem of Nigerians. Emmaeko, please step out of the Nigerian way of thinking for just one second and think about it. Do you know how much Clinton, Trump, Carson, Bush, etc, charge for giving speeches? Minimum of 100k per speech. Clinton charges 250k for some speeches. So, the answer to your question is; yes, her speeches are copyrighted.

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