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I once saw a snake having sex with a vulture, and I thought, It’s just business as usual as a Nigerian |
[quote author=I-B.]Beside cocoa house in Dugbe. Mr Price and film house are also around cocoa house. But film house should reduce their charges for a movie, N500 on weekends and N1000 in the week. That is too much ![]() Foodco has been in Ibadan for over 6months or more now. One is at Odua complex around best way and the one around I think eleyele. Kfc also has also opened its two branches, one at Bodija along Awolowo avenue and the other one around dugbe. The pic below is the foodco at odua complex, don't mind my poor pic.[/quote]6months? I have been patronizing Foodco at Bodija since the early 90's. |
J12: Abacha is now a scapegoat because he's dead. If he only he didn't die, he'd have been living like IBBBrother- 17,000 likes for you. |
toluleke: ARE THIS PETER OKOYE CHILDREN.they r looking cuteNo the taller one is his grandson! |
Anyone wey dey vex make him jump inside 3rd mainland ![]() |
ocman: [b]old wine in new bottle, did the taste change? no!![[/b]quote author=PapaBrowne]Aminu Bello Masari-Changing the name from PDP to APC is a step forward. Have you noticed that most of Nigeria's problems begin with the letter 'P'....? PDP, President, PHCN, Politics, Potholes, Patience Jonathan,Police, Pension Thieves, Power failure, Pipeline vandals, Petroleum Subsidy scam, Probe, Poverty, Propaganda, Panel of endless inquiry, Plateau state, Power Shift... |
brotherlyn: Please, pay your tithe to a Bible Believing Church and contribute whatever you have power to contribute. Don't make the mistake of substituting your tithe for OJB's contribution.As in. . . . as it gotten this bad!!! We are talking of a life here my brother!!!!! |
kevoh: Why do folks (Celebs mostly) refuse to pay tax ? Where is the joy in spending 2 to 5 years in jail just for evading tax? There is definitely something I don't know. "You gotta understand we hire guys who are supposed have Harvard degrees to take care of us. All the time you see artists, the first thing they did to you when you caught money was introduce you to a bunch of fancy guys with bow ties who are gonna take care of your money and all that and then you always see an artist or a celebrity or somebody like that goin' down for it and these guys never go down for it." Fat Joe |
I mean. . . . nah so the thing sweet reach? This Asian couple was allegedly having wild sex inMake dem no ban me. Picture dey link! http://yeyedesmell..com/2013/06/shocking-tragedy-adults-only-shock.html?spref=fb |
Nomoreloss...sha no forget to reach out to Razkid and Jazzman Olofin. Dem follo chop from him talent |
webcityng: CHRISTIANS ARE NOT BOKOHARAM LIKE YOU MUSLIM.See reasoning ![]() Comedians just full everywhere!! ![]() |
Prostitution Industry ![]() What a funny tense. ![]() |
If you haven’t been aware already, veteran producer OJB Jezreel has been suffering from a kidney ailment for a while, so much so that he now requires a kidney transplant. For those that are not familiar with Kidney ailments, it’s one of the worst things that can happen to your body. Your body cannot properly expel wastes and these wastes stay in your body thereby reducing your immune function and making you prone to other diseases. Now that’s sad, but what’s even sadder is that the procedure is beyond his financial reach (16 million naira approx $100,000.00), and he has taken to twitter and social media for fans to help donate for this procedure. With all the ‘friends’ in the industry that he probably has I’m shocked no one or group has taken it upon themselves to cover this bill even as a loan. Really it isn’t too large of an amount if people chip in. http://www.jaguda.com/2013/06/21/10-reasons-you-should-donate-help-ojb-jezreel/ |
rozayx5: Shut down abeg,[b] Nigeria's problems did not start today, it started under the nose of these same northern Goons in Agbada, do you expect GEJ to sove 50 years of rot overnightWe have been saying this since the second coming of Obj and nothing has changed. There is nothing worse than PDP as far as I know. Given 200 years in government, GEJ and his co-travellers have no clue on how to move the nation forward but to loot. |
olumyde: GBAM! I served in taraba state and i know most ppl there don't consider themselves northerners..and what do they consider themselves? Easterners? ![]() |
Dreal1247: The northerners want to make us believe that Nigeria belongs to them. Too late to cry when the head is already off.Unfortunately it does! |
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Orikinla: Whizkid does not charge N2m for campus shows.. . . . and build duplexes in highbrows, buy porsche's, bentley's, X6, ranges and rolexes from this same peanuts. Any showbiz is all about Hype. Ask Rozay! |
He knows his worth. With his achievement- N500k is cheap money. He hustle night and day to get to that level so haters should go ahead and dust their slippers abeg!! |
texaco1: ![]() Nyanya is a squirrel!!! ![]() |
I am seated at a local restaurant here at the university town of Nsukka, in Enugu State, Nigeria, drinking a bottle of Fayrouz and listening to the sound of the generator, which is the only source of electricity around here. I have watched your latest music video. I went through the rigour last night. It is the video of the song entitled “Don’t Tell Me Nonsense” and it was awfully disgusting, [/b]the song, I mean. Kaffy and the rest of the dancers didn’t disappoint in the video. This is bad, I know, using awful and disgusting, in same sentence. But that is what I feel about what I saw. [b]Brother, D’Banj, a lot has changed since you left your brother and hustle partner, Ajereh, Michael Collins AKA Don Jazzy. Truth. Your songs have been nothing but trash. I wonder if anyone has said anything nice to you since you started making songs outside Don Jazzy. If they have, it must have been for that singular hit song entitled ‘Oliver Twist.’ Kai! That song swept through Nigeria and the rest of the world. You would not believe that the ordinary child on the streets of Nsukka knows the lyrics of that song and the dance steps too. In Nigeria, there are plenty factors that weigh us down. One is our inability to manage our weaknesses I see you have been buying yourself expensive jewelleries. The other day, I saw on Olorisupergal’s blog that you wear a wristwatch worth my entire family and maybe inheritance. I commend your taste. You are a lucky and hardworking man. You deserve it, besides; ‘Oliver Twist’ made marks. It took the Nigerian music to a height that had never been seen in recent times. Its topping charts, downloads, Youtube views and itunes purchases are amongst the few things I can mention. Dear, D’Banj, Don Jazzy may not be an ideal partner, I bet you, no one is an ideal partner! Perfect couples quarrel and make up. It is the joy of having such union. I believe misunderstanding is part of us, as humans. I will run to the zoo the day I see a union that agrees on almost everything. Back to your music, I feel Don Jazzy was made to make good music with you. He may not only be your producer, but whatever input, from advice, to production, will go a long way. Besides, he has been miserable too, without you. I have seen his eyes in music videos. There is one he did with Tiwa Savage. Ah, Tiwa. She looked dazzling, while Don Jazzy looked wanting and dispirited. Tiwa may have a perfect voice but Don Jazzy has not been able to achieve what he did with you. The other boys, K-Switch, Wande Coal and the goody bag crooner, D’Prince are unfortunate learners. They must be stark illiterates to have taken sides when you guys parted. I understand their ignorance. But my concern here is, if you wish to stay relevant in the sight of Nigerians, making good music, and not caressing a stripper on stage on your birthday, then you have to make amends with Don Jazzy and understand that people argue because they are beneficial to themselves. Only dummies agree on everything. I think tribalism had a lot to play in your split. It is a sad reality, if I am right. Tribalism will eventually destroy Nigeria. Our young people think they belong to a superior tribe and so make silly comments which sometimes bring about misconception and then crisis. I once had a boss, who is Igbo, who felt my tribe’s men were lazy, just because she came to my state and saw a job and was privileged to be a high ranking staff. I have had people who think those from the north should be gatekeepers and cobblers. Someone called me a militant once in Abuja, at the Sheraton, when he discovered I was from the Niger-Delta. I forgave his gross stupidity. I think we should drink a cup of water when ignorant people say rubbish about our personalities or flaws and relate it to tribe. You are a great young man, D’Banj. Few people have attained the height you have. I am encouraged to pursue what I am currently pursuing because I know I will triumph. Your likes and that of 2Face Idibia, despite your weaknesses are heroes. And you must recall that Kanye West met you because he had heard good stuff from you. When nothing good manifests, he may be forced to give you a new job description at Good Music, which may be mopping of the floor of the studio. This evil will not befall you. If you believe it, type amen. D’Banj, pride is the worst enemy of any man who wishes to last longer anywhere. A drop of arrogance may work, but pride is detrimental. You were called the ‘entertainer’ because you offered entertainment. Today, Inyanya, Kcee, Flavour, Wizkid and Davido are doing better. Imagine Burna-Boy, chai, that boy has some senses oh. His music, even when he is talking nonsense makes you want to sit and listen or dance to it, as the case may be. The only person that is yet to outshine you is my dearest sister, Tontolet Dike. That girl needs Jesus. I have to go back to my drink. I paid for it and it is almost missing me. I enjoy your struggle or hustle, as you may choose to call it. I wish to hear something profound from you. While awaiting that miracle that only you can perform, I wish you the very best of life. Your admirer, Nwilo bura-Bari Vincent |
I don't trust these dudes. I feel they are trying to bring durella's career back up and hype D'banj's single as well. The two of the dem know wetin dem dey do. Nah planned action jooor. |
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Former Ghana president, Jerry Rawlings, has launched a scathing attack on the Nigerian government’s anti-corruption record, severely criticizing the leadership’s failure to punish politicians who steal public funds. While the Nigerian leadership pays “lip service” to corrupt officials looting billions, Mr. Rawlings said Monday, it directs its resources at persecuting anti-graft fighters, and prosecuting petty thieves. “Corrupt politicians in Nigeria escape punishment. We cannot continue to pay lip service to the strengthening, empowerment and independent management of our multiple anti-corruption institutions,” Mr. Rawlings said in a speech at the National Legislative Institute in Abuja on Monday. “We live in countries where poor, petty thieves get imprisoned for several years while businessmen who evade taxes in millions of dollars or politicians who misappropriate millions of state funds escape punishment.” Mr. Rawlings is well reputed for his tough stance against official graft. As military ruler of Ghana, he executed his country’s past leaders, accusing them of corruption. He said Africa lost at least $38.4 billion and $25 billion in 2008 and 2010 respectively to illicit financial outflows. “These inequalities are recopies for retrogression of our democracies and we cannot allow the negative to continue. As I said earlier a democracy that cannot provide socio-economic justice cannot be a healthy democracy and will remain vulnerable,” he said. The former leader’s comment came a week after a spokesperson for President Goodluck Jonathan, Reuben Abati, said Nigerians should blame the judiciary for the administration’s poor record on corruption. In an interview with the Pilot newspaper, Mr. Abati said the administration has done well tackling official stealing through preemptive measures. He said if the public failed to notice increased conviction, then it was the fault of the judiciary. Mr. Rawlings urged Africans to reject henceforth laws allowing the president to choose their countries’ Chief Justice, to ensure true independence of the judiciary. “Our institutions are weak because we do not strengthen and protect them adequately in our constitutions,” he said. “While the legislature can enact laws that empower institutions, constitutional entrenchment of such provisions would ensure that political parties with majority control within legislative assemblies do not manipulate the power of these institutions.” He advised that the appointment should go through a consultative process that the president will not manipulate. “Nigeria has made giant strides over the past decade politically but still faces complicated challenges , which many of you will bear with me has socio-cultural implications that have been ignored for a significant period,” he said. He said Africa’s democratic institutions are poorly equipped to offer the best support to government. “It is embarrassing sometimes to observe our various legislative assemblies struggle to competently debate issue of serious national concern because members are handicapped information wise,” he said. http://premiumtimesng.com/news/138994-jerry-rawlings-slams-nigerian-government-for-allowing-corrupt-politicians-escape-justice.html |
Tukur sacks Ameachi & our southern brother Govs follow like Zombie but he sacks Wamako & d northerners refused. See why dey rule us? |
I remember when me and some of my guys needed a loan to get a multi-millionaira project fixed and we needed cash badly, my so called landlord friends dropped all sorts of stories. My uk returnee cousin that had no dime in his account but drives a N8m SUV , lives in a rented apartment in lekki phase one fixed us up with just a phone call. Funny thing, our helper was just a friend he made in the hood.. For me she is talking thrash - she needs to ugrade her mentallity cos dreams are different, she'l do worse if shez gat the cash. Hater! |
blenble: Yes o,atleast,how God understands all language and respects everybody that He will come so low to be like us,just to draw us to Himself!Let me help you out a bit. Not all arabs are moslems. The arabic version of the bible is written backward too. About the kinda God- that I cant say much about. |
jibsai: Correct me if am wrong? Am guessing ur new in ibadan and u stay around Agbowo/niser/ajibode that's y uR talkin B.S...so peace nd security physically felt now in oyo state is debatable? Where u dey wen iwo road was a massacre land, berre was overthrown by area boiz(u dare not roll down) molete haaa! Dnt even go there...pls desist from nonsense ur sayin cos ladoja himself won't argue, d guy wanted to buh ofcos he was put there hence he couldn't be freeThe place is so neat and well organised with a lot of illegal buildings, stores pulled off to expand the road. The big round-about that used to be a weed-spot is now full of beautifully laid grass. Ibadan? In my wildest dream. . . . Just passed through yesterday- For me I am impressed. |
Almost all the links are dead. Does anyone have any links to these Sauce? |
[quote author=MARK-REN]Well said. I don’t know why we Christians & Muslims alike walk with a ”chip on our shoulders" thinking that our religions are the only true ways. With the way we worship God in this country one cannot reconcile our lack of morals which should be the keystone of any religion. I come from Anambra State and I support this if this will end kidnapping that has made us "run away" from our home towns. I am a christain but I also believe in the ways of our ancestors who were not morally bankrupt like our "modern day born-again christains" who pray for protection & success from GOD before they steal, rob, embezzle, kidnap, cheat, lie, kill, etc……………………………………..[/quote]. . . . and even go as far as bringing him up for elections. "God is a democrat, he does not support rigging, but if you rig and succeed, that means God approve of it.” |
barcanista: Do you think it is easy for a council to Give biscuit to EVERY JS3 students within the council for EVERY EXAM DAY? calculate the cost man and logistics involved. . ![]() OMG!!!!! What a morning!!! ![]() Everybody in my office must see this!!!!! ![]() |
Koro bawo!!!!! @OP, This is how Baba Suwe started ooo ![]() Gosh!! You've gat maad talent!!! ![]() |
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