GistMedia0: Ahead of their highly anticipated wedding, music superstar Davido and his fiancée Chioma have given fans a glimpse of their stunning engagement rings!
Davido Reveals His Wife Chioma's Ring is "Worth 2-3 Rolls Royces" as She Shows Off Her Gigantic Engagement Ring.
The loved-up couple was spotted showing off their sparkling rings inside their luxurious Rolls-Royce. Chioma's ring is a massive diamond rock that shines brightly on her finger, while Davido's ring is a sleek and stylish band that complements his swag.
The couple's wedding is expected to be one of the biggest celebrity weddings of the year, and fans are eagerly awaiting the grand celebration.
Appletek: 2 Pastors keeping malice and praying to the same God. Should a third party reconcile you before you use your commonsense to know how to do what is right? Una no even get shame.
I am not sure if they kept malice but there is nothing wrong with separating or parting ways with your gospel partner after a quarrel or disagreement just like Paul and Barnabas.
The other one just stayed because she also didn't have any option, trust me if she had better options back then she would have left abi no be ladies of nowadays we dey talk about
In addition to your reason above she will feel entitled.
[quote author=Gistmedia10 post=130444705][/quote]The problem I have with Nigeria government officials is that they talk too much and do nothing, for the fact that he said it means it will not happen. A more serious government would have discretely worked out something and put an end to this guy and his accomplices. I will strongly recommend they contract MOSSAD for this kind of job either kpai him in Finland or kidnap and bring him back to 9ja.
SadiqBabaSani: Are you sure you are not the one celebrating in ignorance. It is clearly stated that the suit is dismissed for lack of jurisdiction, which means the appropriate court where the case was supposed to be filed is not the court before whom it was filed
Exactly what the attorney general of rivers state clarified yesterday.
Very funny. Even the proponents of the anthem can't recite it I myself can't though I like the relics. My problem with this particular school is that these children are still in their formative years they can learn it in a day. I don dey look dat skool one ki eye since d day I heard them teaching the pupils MY NAMES ARE.
pazienza: Please let's stop playing the Voltron game. Our concern is only about Anioma for now. The fate of Yorubas in Kwara or Kogi is non of our business and we don't give a f**king hoot about them. For all we care the North should keep them, after all the Yorubas don't wish us good in our battle to Reunite with our Igbo kin and kiths in SS.
As for Ijaw, for all we care, Yorubas should keep Arogbo and Apoi forever and never release them. We really don't care and will not speak for or against them.. The Ijaw i know have been working steadfastly to annex our Igbos in Bonny and Opobo, as well as making sure Igbo groups in Rivers state remain Igbophobic.
It's about time we started paying evil for evil. We must learn to play Nigerians by same rules they play us. We defend our interests only and do so ruthlessly and we make sure we maintain tactical silence on other people interests, we don't go about playing the righteous equity game no more. We keep our peace!
Ndewo.
My brother to achieve your goal in a democratic setting you need to offer a hand of fellowship build bridges it is called lobbying when you convince people that their interests are aligned with yours they will easily support you. It is a game of numbers in democracy and right now the bitter truth is that we don't have it.
Just like the nursery and primary school in my area they sang the old new anthem once immediately it was signed into law by the second day they revert to Arise O compatriots and they never looked back till date. But I personally think the teachers are misleading those pupils.
That's the way to go in addition to Anioma in Delta the Igbos in Benue, Rivers, Cross-rivers, and Kogi should also been joined with their kins in the Southeast region. Enough of this confusion and deception. Likewise the yorubas in Kwara and Kogi should also be joined to their brothers in Southwest region and the Ijaws in Ondo joined to their people in South-south region too.
[quote author=adamusuleiman1 post=130400599][/quote]I think the current trend is that those that seek to remain relevant must mention Peter Obi either positive or negative comments as far as PO is mentioned it will surely trend and that's what matters to them.
So with all these check points (toll points) on our roads they couldn't dictate this, from Anambra to Adamawa you will certainly encounter not less than a thousand check points. Shame
Frost124: Good day nairalanders, thank God this site is a faceless forum... Few weeks ago my dad told me he is HIV positive, when he told me I was disappointed but I made sure I didn't show it and I encouraged him... Him and my mother has been sick for a while and I certainly know he has transferred it to my mum.... My dad was very promiscuous when he was younger even after he married my mom he was still promiscuous. I am the only child and I have been footing the bills for their medical cares I am just 26 years old and I have spent so much and there is more spending still to come.... My father only told me, my mother is not aware of her health status all she thinks it's just a normal sickness happening to her. I have no one to talk to, I don't trust any friends because I believe when I tell them, they will certainly spread the news and you know the stigmatization against HIV patients, it's not good... I am frustrated, depressed and financially drained, sometimes I stay in my room and cry.... To avoid thinking, sometimes I just drink some alcohol... This issue has been in my heart for several weeks I just had to put it on Nairaland to ease my pain. My father just called me today that my mom has been admitted to the hospital, she was too weak to even walk.... Another spending and I am running out of cash, don't know what to do anymore. It wouldn't be this severe if they found out earlier, it's almost late. May God help me and my parents.
There are NGOs that give antiretroviral drugs for free maybe you should look for one
RepoMan007: can you buy almond or broccoli cheap in Africa? Every place have their own style.
The amount people are willing to pay for any goods is dependent on the value they attach to such goods. What's the value an average African placed on those commodities you listed above?
MaziObinnaokija: if u can't afford it,leave their eggs. We Nigerians are our own enemies
Yes, next election cycle some Nigerians will still kill and destroy people's properties for this same man who brought this hardship. I don't blame him though he said he would continue from where Buhari stopped.
I was in secondary school SS2 precisely I participated actively in the elections I actually voted three times at three different polling units where I registered. The local government elections came first and witnessed massive turnout because everybody knew the contestants which was why I voted multiple times. The presidential election came last without any turnout yet with high result figures due to ballot box stuffing. After that electoral cycle I decided never to bother myself with Nigeria elections anymore because the people votes don't count at a point during the run up to 2023 generation elections I was beginning to doubt my stance but 2023 elections turned out to be the worst since 1999 worse than 2003 (Moris Iwu's INEC). Mahmoud Yakubu didn't do well in this election and the Judiciary has lost it entirely.
Catalysttt: Hello nairalanders, I'm from Eastern Nigeria (Anambra state) pricisely. Was born and brought up in the north, Niger State!
I don't really know why things are too expensive in the southern part of Nigerian than the north.
I don't even like coming home sometimes (east) due to the unnecessary high cost of living in the southern region.
Everybody is just so greedy and selfish. Especially how I read here on nairaland.
If not for terrorism and banditry, here is one of the major part of the country where the poor can actually live their lives and train their children.
Below are some of the prices of commodities in my local community.
1. this plate of rice is #500
2. This yam was bought from one of my mom's customers for #4,000
3. This fufu and egusi soup is #600
4. The Yam in the fourth picture was bought for #12,000
I have a lot of images to upload and their prices but nairaland is telling me that I have exceeded limit of image upload. Don't know how this site works properly
Which part of Niger are you at? I grew up at Mokwa.