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Politics › Re: Police Operational Apparatus In The South Western Nigeria by bidemi12(m): 1:36pm On Jan 09, 2016

RichDad1:
There should be some level of "Healthy Competition" among the states and regions.
The followers need to ask their leaders salient questions.
Check their IGR and Federal allocations, compare their level of development with other states on the same scale.

There should be no competition among the states and regions. The sole job of governance is to better the lives of it's populace, not compete with other states or regions.

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Family › Re: What Becomes Of Kids In Orphanages When They Grow Up? by bidemi12(m): 1:34pm On Jan 09, 2016

SHAIBULIAR:
in dat your face me i face you one room and why a baby girl? and not a boy ? Bidemi, i hope not what i am thinking?

Lol.. .That is the real problem in Nigeria. When you surround yourself in poverty for so long, you'll start to think it is the same for everyone. I understand. God will assist you. Anyway, I already have three boys which is why we are thinking of adopting a girl. Plus, if it does happen, she will not be growing up in Nigeria. God forbid.

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Politics › Re: Police Operational Apparatus In The South Western Nigeria by bidemi12(m): 1:29pm On Jan 09, 2016

RichDad1:
But there's a need to educate those myopic lots that was celebrating mediocrity in the other thread.
If era of "Sidon" look is over.
You don't rubbish my region and Nigeria as a country and go Scot free.

This is not a competition. I hope you realize that there is no way Nigeria will ever be one with the way Nigerian's think and do business.

Politics › Re: Bayelsa Election: Heavy Shooting In Ekeremor Town by bidemi12(m): 1:26pm On Jan 09, 2016

Plus10:
The ruling party should call their boys to order.The good people of Bayelsa have rejected them outrightly!

Is it just me? how weird does that statement sound?

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Family › Re: What Becomes Of Kids In Orphanages When They Grow Up? by bidemi12(m): 1:22pm On Jan 09, 2016

SHAIBULIAR:
no take am do money ritual o

Ritual ke. The girl go enjoy till the day e die. Im life don better from day one.

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Family › Re: What Becomes Of Kids In Orphanages When They Grow Up? by bidemi12(m): 1:17pm On Jan 09, 2016

I will definitely adopt a child one day.

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Politics › Re: Police Operational Apparatus In The South Western Nigeria by bidemi12(m): 1:16pm On Jan 09, 2016

RichDad1:
Here are some of the Operational Apparatus of security agents in the South Western Nigeria.
This is sequel to the other thread about Police Operational vehicles in the Eastern Nigeria.
I see a need to educate both Nigerians and Foreigners about the progress we are making in this Region and Nigeria as a whole as far Security of lives and properties are concerned.
Long Live Nigeria
Long Live the SW

Tribal bigots should be civil and do so moderately...

In no particular order:

I don't see any progress here. You all keep posting pictures of vehicles to be used for security and still the security situation hasn't changed. What will impress me is/are pictures of motorpools. I want to see where all these vehicles are maintained. I want to see logs or how they are used. Who is assigned to them. That is what will impress me.

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Politics › Re: Why Nigeria should remove Subsidy now. Saudi Arabia & UAE have dropped Subsidy by bidemi12(m): 1:10pm On Jan 09, 2016

Bevista:
Subsidy removal does not automatically translate to price deregulation.
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The government will still regulate prices and adjust it based on the landing and ex-depot price of the product. Prices will not be left completely to market forces.

Then what's the point? Who pays for the end price. The Government? The consumer?

Phones › Re: Why You Should Stop Abusing People Online - My Encounter With A Nairalander by bidemi12(m): 1:00pm On Jan 09, 2016*

jasysandra:
Talking about rights and wrongs,I was totally wondering the same thing....

Why on earth would someone go through another persons laptop without permission??

There is even a bigger issue at hand. If Nigerians can't ask pertinent question's on small issues as this, what do you think would happen as regards issues that affect our daily political lives? Nigeria is probably the most amazing country on planet earth. If i were the minister for education, i would introduce a new subject in primary institution called "thought process 101". We need to start training people on how to think in Nigeria.

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Politics › Re: The Strong Men Behind Buhari (Photos) by bidemi12(m): 12:37pm On Jan 09, 2016

braimeddy:
[img]http://t1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcS_3QmCGbr1xrYhwZ5vY0_UPx0wcpt8oJDxA6_fSZtmH1N3teSAW9_igXM[/img]

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In my opinion, these are the prominent people mentioned above that can really make "CHANGE" to take its effectiveness.

Reference : punchng.com
Images compiled by braimeddy.

Cc; lalasticlala

One of the biggest problems with Nigerians is that they don't know or understand what leadership is which is why just about anyone is a leader to them.

Politics › Re: Graphic Photos From Election Shooting In Nembe LGA, Bayelsa by bidemi12(m): 12:35pm On Jan 09, 2016

You have to "admire" grin

the medical care Nigerians receive. World class standard.

Phones › Re: Why You Should Stop Abusing People Online - My Encounter With A Nairalander by bidemi12(m): 12:33pm On Jan 09, 2016*

I still wonder how Nigerian's think i swear. They never seem to ask logical and normal questions. Why would anyone just pick up someone else's laptop to use without their permission? This should have been the first question asked. And do you know the odds of this fake drama happening? There are less than 2 million members on NL nationwide, so, out of more than 120 million Nigerians, the guy hooks up with the daughter of another NL member, leaves his laptop to go shopping, the dad uses the laptop without consent, and happens to discover another NL member's moniker who's been insulting him. NIGERIAN'S, USE YOUR BRAINS. It is like their brains are wire differently from everyone else's on the planet.

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Celebrities › Re: Toke Makinwa Returns To Her Husband Quietly; Shows Off Her Wedding Ring by bidemi12(m): 12:22pm On Jan 09, 2016

MIKOLOWISKA:
define normal. a society where men kiss in public or where youth disrespect their elders.
one man's meat is another's otapiapia

Lol. . .i'd rather live in that "abnormal" society where true freedom exists, than your "normal" society where everyone is shackled from birth. Where tomorrow, though not assured, is pre defined than where you don't know what the phuck is going to happen the next minute. And respect? i pity you. What condition has all your respect for you leaders put you in? They are raping you blind and you can't say anything because of respect. In normal societies, If you behave yourself they'll respect you. If you don't, they'll give you what you deserve.

Politics › Re: Feyi Fayose Visits EKSUTH And Ikere Hospital, Pays Patients' Bills by bidemi12(m): 12:16pm On Jan 09, 2016*

laptopsale:
And you think you said anything sensible in this junk of a comment you heaped up there, wealthy and kind-hearted people all over the world indulge in charity to share the little they have with those in need.

You are right about that. But, here is the difference. Government officials and their families don't go about donating everything under the sun to people. Reason is they want to avoid question's of where these funds are coming from. And rightly so. They either set up an NGO or a foundation to handle things like this. Nigerian's don't know what the standard is because they've never experienced it. I ask again, where is the funds coming from? Fayose gave car gifts to teachers recently; was that part of the state budget? Nigerian's never seem to ask the right questions.

Politics › Re: Why Nigeria should remove Subsidy now. Saudi Arabia & UAE have dropped Subsidy by bidemi12(m): 12:11pm On Jan 09, 2016

Bevista:
Do you have any contrary information to the one advanced?
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According to PPPRA, the current landing cost of PMS is lower than N80/ltr, so the recommended OMP (open market price) of N86 has no subsidy input. In fact, I understand there is a negative subsidy of around N1.50, since the ex-depot price is about N84.50.

You are missing the point on why subsidy removal is important. Once it is removed, market forces come into play and once that happens, there is no way to know how much prices at the pumps would be. Absolutely no way.

Celebrities › Re: 2face Daughter, Ehibenzy Idibia, Honoured In The US (Photo) by bidemi12(m): 11:18am On Jan 09, 2016

Tobium1:
De sha no tel us de achievement for what? Iyalaya USA

Most times, you get it for volunteering. You have to do certain pre defined hours though.

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Politics › Re: Davido, Babymama And Other Story By Reuben Abati (must-read ) by bidemi12(m): 2:36am On Jan 09, 2016

Khd95:
From baby mama nd baby papa to headies,to chieftaincy in oyo to elections in bayelsa,to mtn/visafone

i say dis guys are chronic incorrigible amebos

so funny

One is tempted to almost support the attempt by Nigeria's law makers to shackle bloggers, but common sense prevails. The reason why bloggers are so irresponsible is because civil law does not really exist in Nigeria. In normal societies, people would be dancing shoki for being slandered. Instant millionaires are made that way.

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Politics › Re: Why Nigeria should remove Subsidy now. Saudi Arabia & UAE have dropped Subsidy by bidemi12(m): 10:00pm On Jan 08, 2016

erico2k2:
That's to tell U we are dealing with kids here.if not how will a sane person say subsidy would not have effect on pump price?how?I dnt gerrit

Lol. It's not really about age. Most Nigerian's have a strange way of reasoning.

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Politics › Re: Why Nigeria should remove Subsidy now. Saudi Arabia & UAE have dropped Subsidy by bidemi12(m): 9:48pm On Jan 08, 2016

Bevista:
There is another fundamental difference between removing subsidy right now and doing so back in 2012, which most people are not thinking about.
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Back in 2012, subsidy removal would have resulted in an instant increase in pump price of PMS from N67 to N141, whereas any subsidy removal right now will have no immediate effect on pump price of PMS.
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So, from a psychological standpoint, Nigerians are less likely to resist subsidy removal right now the way they did back in January 2012.

Pray tell, how did you arrive at that bold statement? undecided

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Politics › Re: Why Nigeria should remove Subsidy now. Saudi Arabia & UAE have dropped Subsidy by bidemi12(m): 9:46pm On Jan 08, 2016

tuale4u:
Nigeria did not trust the govt in 2012 because of massive corruption at that time.

At the time. As if now is better. grin

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Politics › Re: FG To Introduce Death Insurance For Soldiers Fighting Boko Haram by bidemi12(m): 8:38pm On Jan 08, 2016

Koolmexxi:
Wait ooo, d nigerian army no get before? ??

Good question. Meanwhile, a soldier in the U.S army who dies from no fault of theirs, gets 450k life insurance plus another 100k, plus benefit for the spouse till she re marries. I wonder how much the life insurance is worth in Nigeria.

Politics › Re: Boyelayefa Debekeme, Alari, Tobiyei Attacked By Thugs In Bayelsa today (Pics) by bidemi12(m): 7:24pm On Jan 08, 2016

jonhemma11:
4 people including the former speaker of Bayelsa State, Boyelayefa Debekeme, the Special Assistant to the governor of Bayelsa State, Tam Alari and chairman Ekeremor LGA Hon, Billy Tobiyei, today sustained matchete wounds during a fight that broke out between APC and PDP supporters at the governor's lodge in Ekeremor LGA of the state.

Ahead of tomorrow's rerun election in Southern Ijaw LGA,the state is currently in serious tension.Military gunboats were spotted along the creeks,possibly to calm any violence in the state that might arise tomorrow.

Source: http://www.trezzyblog.com/2016/01/photos-4-matcheted-during-fight-between.html?m=1

I swear, the way you people misuse the word "graphic" is becoming disturbing. There should be a Nigerian dictionary. Our understanding of the English language seems to be different from the rest of the world.

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Business › Re: How Do I Go About Debt Recovery From A Woman Old Enough To Be My Mother by bidemi12(m): 7:17pm On Jan 08, 2016

dominique:
Just let it go, God will enrich your pockets in plentyfolds. it's been over a year now and she knows she's owing you. I personally cannot loan out money I can not overlook.

Seriously? Which kain advice be this?

Celebrities › Re: Publicist Blasts Jim Iyke For Unpaid Debt by bidemi12(m): 6:55pm On Jan 08, 2016

Lilimax:
Bro, stop washing your dirty linen in the public.
There are better ways to settle this and not on the social media

Like? Before you answer, remember we are talking about Nigerians in Nigeria.

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Politics › Re: Feyi Fayose Visits EKSUTH And Ikere Hospital, Pays Patients' Bills by bidemi12(m): 6:50pm On Jan 08, 2016*

cosby02:
Keep masturbating

I swear, i really don't understand how Nigerian's think. A lot of Nigerian's deserve to be flogged early in the morning, and late at night before they go to bed. Maybe, just maybe it will wake them up mentally. Instead of people to be asking where is all these "donation" funds coming from, they are busy being blinded by hunger and frustration. The normal way to conduct these kind of selfless service is through NGO's, or through a foundation. My question is, how is it that some public officials are able to afford this? Where is the money coming from. This is the reason i advocate for an effective tax system in Nigeria. With taxation, your true source of income is seen clearly and is made public for all to see. Nigerian's really need their heads examined.

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Celebrities › Re: Toke Makinwa Returns To Her Husband Quietly; Shows Off Her Wedding Ring by bidemi12(m): 6:28pm On Jan 08, 2016

Oldnyoung:
By ur own understanding, a "normal society" is where men marry men and women marry women. God have mercy!!!! Europe & America to me is nothing but sick & abnormal territories. Most people there are jealous of our level of tolerance. Have u ever wondered why suicide is rampant over there

Career › Re: Can One Become Rich As A Salary Earner? by bidemi12(m): 1:15pm On Jan 08, 2016

naanxie:
As a sincere salary earner, ABSOLUTELY NOT!!

In Nigeria? No. In normal societies? Yes.

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Romance › Re: Girls, Keep Your Virginity! by bidemi12(m): 1:08pm On Jan 08, 2016

dovelike:
Abi?

Nigerian men can be so hypocritical. They want to have sex with everything that moves and still want to marry a virgin. I really don't understand why they don't see the irony of their thought process as regards this issue. I've always loved a woman that can blow me away sexually. Virgin ko. Virgin ni. I'll take experience over a newbie any day, any time

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Romance › Re: What's With Guys And Female Pictures? by bidemi12(m): 1:02pm On Jan 08, 2016

chocolateme:
It is getting out of hand these days.
Guys seems to be loosing it to ladies in the aspect of picture demands. A guy meets a lady on social media, barely introducing himself, he would start demanding for pictures of her even when there is a display picture of hers available there.
And to make matters worst, his own DP will not even be there. Why would they be more interested in the pix than even knowing who she is?
"babe let me see your pix nah"
"cute but I want to see your full pix"
"wow! you look gorgeous though I have not seen your backview pix"
"You are so hawt damn! Do u mind sending me pix of as you are right now and what you are wearing"
Guys!! Why all these assessment? Even when the guy resembles Oby.

Me sef I tire. Why I ask for something that will be given freely eventually. grin

Politics › Re: Photo Of Governor Fayose With His Cute Sons by bidemi12(m): 12:59pm On Jan 08, 2016

simpleseyi:
The Fayoses may look like thugs, talk like thugs and act like thugs. Please don't be deceived, the Fayoses are actually thugs. - Simpleseyi (2016)

If it looks like a duck, talks like a duck and walks like a duck, then guess what? It must be a duck.

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Romance › Re: Girls, Keep Your Virginity! by bidemi12(m): 12:43pm On Jan 08, 2016

IamLEGEND1:
it's girls like you who have virtually no other redeemable qualities but suddenly jump on the #TeamVirgin bandwagon that have ruined the whole thing.Thinking that presenting urself as a virgin will magically replenish ur tattered image.

barring religion, which i can relate to as i am a christian,their is absolutely zero logic behind abstinence as long as you're still a living and fully functional human.

So if u say you're a virgin because ur religion demands that you stay that way,then that's perfect. But to say you're doing it coz it's what makes a woman complete is lunacy at its finest.

Upgrade ur school of thought, this is not the middle ages where a woman risked being stoned to death for losing her virginity before marriage.

and where do guys fit into all of this? our virginity doesn't count right?

and I don't have a sister. old woman like you subscribing to petty sentiments to make ur point.

Bro's, who you be sef? See as logic de flow like water. See as my medulla oblongata de turn from all this common sense. You too much joo.

Celebrities › Re: Toke Makinwa Returns To Her Husband Quietly; Shows Off Her Wedding Ring by bidemi12(m): 12:33pm On Jan 08, 2016

Lilimax:
So true!
I still maintain that only a foolish girl will divorce her husband because he cheated on her

This is what my professor friend calls 'suffer mentality'. Any man or woman who's been cheated on should divorce that spouse ASAP. The only reason Nigerian women take it is because of poverty and the unknown future. Try that shiit in a normal society, and that man or woman will be paying a heavy price for it.

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