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European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: EPL Chatroom - All Discussions by BlueRayDick: 1:56pm On Oct 13
Theflint1:
I like as the people really take their time beat the guy before police come.
The beating is well deserved ! He has thrown the car dealer into serious debt by wrecking that Tundra . I don’t think that truck will be less than 50 million naira .

I’m sure if they sell the criminal and everything he has sef , it won’t be up to the cost of the tundra alone. Now imagine the other road users he damaged their cars . 😲
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: EPL Chatroom - All Discussions by BlueRayDick: 1:52pm On Oct 13
iamoyindamola:
There is no way out for this guy, the damage and the deaths he caused
The problem here is that everybody affected by his criminal act are on their own . Those whose cars were damaged will have to either bear the repair cost themselves or have their insurers pay (that is for those who have comprehensive insurance o)

Those injured will have to pay medical bills by themselves. People like this no Dey get money at all .
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: EPL Chatroom - All Discussions by BlueRayDick: 1:22pm On Oct 13
This guy went to a car dealer in VGC in Lagos posing as customer . As soon as he was handed Toyota Tundra keys , he central locked car and sped off on high speed in an attempt to steal the vehicle .

He damaged the gate of the estate, hit a security guard and allegedly damaged several vehicles while he was being chased .

The weyrey was eventually caught after crashing the vehicle ; leaving behind several cars damaged while he was being pursued .

European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: EPL Chatroom - All Discussions by BlueRayDick: 1:09pm On Oct 13
raumdeuter:
We can already see the good works in the current term which is what we need to continue

Its those who are challenging that need to prove something

Jagaban for 2nd term
Na so !
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: EPL Chatroom - All Discussions by BlueRayDick: 12:28pm On Oct 13
Bimmarlykay:
grin grinAgendaland- a platform for attack,defence and sticking to your truth,bluffs,facts and opinions. grin
The more screenshot Ibime post, the more ammunitions he dey willingly handover to swiz to create bigger agenda.
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: EPL Chatroom - All Discussions by BlueRayDick: 12:25pm On Oct 13
izzou:
In case you are expecting another Balablue or Microphone tasting episode, it won't happen
I can picture their supporters agreeing with/defending this already. They will tell you that the good works of this administration like the coastal road, "stabilizing the economy", NELFUND , etc are enough to campaign for Master Strategist. grin

While at it, they would ask you: how many states out of the total 50 did POTUS visit before he won the US presidential election ? grin grin grin
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: EPL Chatroom - All Discussions by BlueRayDick: 12:04pm On Oct 13
The fact that swiz Dey effortlessly make Ibime post screenshot upon screenshot without having any interest in the screenshot Dey muse me 😂

Like Ibime thinks he’s going to make Swiz agree with him or what ?
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: EPL Chatroom - All Discussions by BlueRayDick: 9:29pm On Oct 12
izzou:
Section 1 from Lagos to Ogun = Fully constructed

Ogun to Ondo = Under construction

Then 400 kilometers that will cover 90% of the SS completely deleted grin

Go and use the East West road, Osiso
So called Coastal road of 700km suddenly takes a detour on to East west road covering a whole 400km and somebody is trying to explain it away . 🤦‍♂️

Indeed APC worse pass secret cult.
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: EPL Chatroom - All Discussions by BlueRayDick: 6:28pm On Oct 12
swiz123:
Arena to PWD is 2.2Km. PWD to that diversion is less than 2km obviously.
That diversion is not even Mangoro , but Ile Zik. Ile Zik to Mangoro sef Dey like 500m

The number one issue is that you don’t even know the places well enough to know which is which . That was why I laughed when u claimed the whole stretch of the road was 3km . I knew Oshodi to PWD sef pass 2km on a normal day without checking any map .
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: EPL Chatroom - All Discussions by BlueRayDick: 6:23pm On Oct 12
swiz123:
I know why I said Arena and not Oshodi underbridge. And I count Mangoro from the diversion leading to Agege. Thats a maximum of 4km.
😂

So it’s no longer 3km Abi ?
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: EPL Chatroom - All Discussions by BlueRayDick: 6:22pm On Oct 12
swiz123:
That is erroneous.
It’s not erroneous, na u Dey understate the actual distance .
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: EPL Chatroom - All Discussions by BlueRayDick: 6:19pm On Oct 12
raumdeuter:
Thats what I think too. Na my adugo be that Bolade to PwD to Ile Zik, to Mangoro Cement Iyana Ipaja underbridge

That Oshodi to Mangoro go pass 3km
Over pass sef ! He’s just adding unnecessary salt and pepper to make a case for gassing out after 3km walk .
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: EPL Chatroom - All Discussions by BlueRayDick: 6:16pm On Oct 12
swiz123:
From Arena to Mangoro is around 3km to 4km. Just as Dopemu to national is 3 to 4km. From Iyana Ipaja to Arena is 7 to 8km.

From Iyana Ipaja to Ilupeju bypass is around 10 to 11km.

Get your facts right. Look at the map when driving next time.
Oga u are capping !

Road wey I don drive on wella with Google Maps . Just type “ Oshodi underbridge to Mangoro “ on Google Maps and see the number of kilometers .

Na person wey never drive with Google Maps nor know that road will believe Oshodi to Mangoro is 3km .
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: EPL Chatroom - All Discussions by BlueRayDick: 5:26pm On Oct 12
swiz123:
Oshodi to Mangoro is around 3km. How many Lagosians do that kind of trekking? You hardly see anyone casually trekking 3km except they don’t have money for transport.
Oshodi to mangoro is not 3km abeg ! U don Dey add too much salt to this thing . You are saying Oshodi to PWD to Ikeja to Mangoro is around 3km ? 😂

Oshodi to mangoro should be almost 10km or more sef .
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: EPL Chatroom - All Discussions by BlueRayDick: 4:31pm On Oct 12
Ihebu4chelsea:
Thanks so much, I have tried to get closer to her on so many occasions, but it feels totally strange. Also she's always making financial demands each time I get closer, the older is sick and needs all the financial help I could render at the moment but she still finds it difficult to ask me (though I don't even wait for her to ask). My mom's relatives are saying she has turned my attention to herself alone and they say all kinds of nasty things.
Don't let anybody gaslight you bro.....Please do as much as you can do for the older woman while she's still with us and don't mind anything ur mum's relatives are saying.

When ur mum asks and it is not convinient for u, please don't stress urself or go into debt because of her. In fact, I will suggest u plan ur own family future while doing sparingly for her. No let anybody put u for talk.
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: EPL Chatroom - All Discussions by BlueRayDick: 4:21pm On Oct 12
raumdeuter:
Different people react differently to situations. Whatever she feels IMO, her mother is still her mother regardless of how imperfect she was. She gave birth to her(risking her life) and nurtured her for some time. While its okay not to be fully open but basic courtesy is okay IMO

Something ceremonial like sitting at a wedding is not a big deal for me but doing it to spite your mom/dad is not what I will do. There are people whose father/mother walked away and they remained cordial if not friendly.
Well, sayings like "her mother is still her mother regardless of how imperfect she was" seem like a get-away card that always enabled irresponsible and deadbeat parents to face little or no consequences for their actions & inactions.

I think a child's emotions are very valid when parents failed to provide parental care , guidance and protection while growing up.

Do you know what it means for a female child to be taught sexual education by her father in place of her absentee mother ? I mean the Child's first menstrual period is explained to her by her father instead of the mother performing that motherly role. Some of the things girls learn from their mother, she has to learn by either interracting with her friends or asking her father out of curiousity.

I think being a father or mother goes beyond just birthing a child.

I know life happens and a family may disintegrate leading to both parents going their separate ways; but allowing a child to miss parental care from either or both parents definitely should have consequence for such parents.
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: EPL Chatroom - All Discussions by BlueRayDick: 3:59pm On Oct 12
Theflint1:
grin grin grin
Imagine make person pay black tax on Ozempic grin
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: EPL Chatroom - All Discussions by BlueRayDick: 3:56pm On Oct 12
Ihebu4chelsea:
My biological mother abandoned me when I was just eight months old and left me in the care of an elderly woman who took me in and raised me as her own child. This woman had married my biological mother but could not have a child of her own, so she accepted the responsibility of raising me.
Permit me to ask:

1.What reasons did your mum give for leaving ?

2. What was you father's side/version of the story?
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: EPL Chatroom - All Discussions by BlueRayDick: 3:42pm On Oct 12
raumdeuter:
That was why my friend went to the Brother inlaw that you sef be man. Think am that its your own daughter doing that to you

I told my friend that if your sister felt that way about the dad she should not have invited the father in the first place, but she wanted the Pain served back to be extreme, Invite him, make him believe things will go as normal then push the dagger in an humiliate him in public telling him to sit at the back

Speaking for myself, No one can convince me to sit for another man who is alive because his daughter is angry with him, even if na my relative. Its better to put cardboard on the chair than for me to join to humiliate a father
I think the man actually did hurt the lady by his actions and inactions; so her anger at him is very valid. I also think maybe she shouldn't have invited the father in the first place .

My mum has a friend whose mother abandoned her with the father while she was few months old. The mother just walked out of the marriage leaving the father to cater for the child with the help of his aged mother. According to my mum, that her friend grew up knowing just her father. The father tried as best as he could to fill the void left by the mother. The mother got married to another man and started another family while the father remained single till the lady was out of secondary school.(The man feels if he marries another wife while the daugther was still young, she will be maltreated by the new wife)

When it was time for the daughter to get married, she insisted she doesn't want her mum at her wedding . Her groom is from a very strong Christian family, so the groom's family started preaching about forgiveness, reconciliation ....blah blah.....She insisted she doesn't want the woman at her wedding. Then people started talking about dangers of going into marriage without her mother's blessing and all.

Las Las, na the father's sister sit in place of the mother and the marriage was fruitful (They had 3 boys). Tho she later reconciled with the woman years later, but according to my mum anytime she sends the woman money she dey always let her bear that guilt. She lets her know she doesn't deserve anything she does for her as a daughter.
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: EPL Chatroom - All Discussions by BlueRayDick: 3:28pm On Oct 12
Ibime:
I never intended that you ask for flight ticket hoha. There are ways of coding things and raising money to get where you want to go. In my case, my grandmother has a school that my uncle and cousin could have made the request from, and that's the entity that ended up funding her flight ticket. They never had the confidence to make such a request from their own grandmothers school because poverty is a mentality.
The point was that most of the NYSC members are from poor families and their parents could not afford flight ticket. You suggested they seek help from family members who may have to fund ransom payment should they be kidnapped while travelling by road.

It was on that premise I told you that most relative will not only be too shocked to vex for u, some may even cuss u before blocking u. The same way u find the idea of funding a relative's Ozempic request ridiculous is the same way relatives of those NYSC members will laugh their parents if they had requested financial support from them for flight ticket.
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: EPL Chatroom - All Discussions by BlueRayDick: 3:15pm On Oct 12
Ibeme:
Worst request I ever got from Nigeria is an obese relative asking for help to purchase Ozempic because her obesity is leading to health complications. She said the Ozempic is N1.6m and she has N600k of it. I was too shocked to even vex grin
The way you were shocked & laughed it off is the same way most Nigerian family members will laugh off the idea of paying for your child’s flight ticket to go for NYSC camp 😂

That’s what I was letting you know that day .
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: EPL Chatroom - All Discussions by BlueRayDick: 3:12pm On Oct 12
raumdeuter:
This my friend grew up in extreme poverty too but now doing very well in the US, the moment he got to US, he dedicated his earnings and life to bring up his siblings. Paid for abroad masters in Canada, bought cars for them, setup different businesses for them, Gave Proof of Fund to UK, Paid for multiple IVFs etc And today they do not speak to each other anymore, because they believed he could have done more.
My friend says if he was never successful and they all remained on the same level, they would be friends and have a better relationship today


For full disclosure, An incident happened years ago that finally damaged their fragile relationship

His dad while they were growing up, married a new wife and the kids never forgave him, so when one of the sisters was getting married, she decided that her dad must not be the one to hand her over, she will rather it be her elder sisters husband, My friend didn't know about this, So on the day of the event, he was shocked to see their father sitting at the backrow at the entrance to the hall, while his brother in-law was sitting as the father of bride seat. My friend being the first son insisted that you cannot humiliate their dad like that regardless of his faults and that the father must sit in his rightful position. He confronted the brother inlaw that you too be man, what will you feel if your daughter does that to you. He got his way and the father sat as the father of the bride. The bride was on the stage, couldnt come down to dispute the changes, fumed all day and after the event laid severe curses on this my friend. That was what caused the family crisis

The father is long dead but till today they dont speak anymore
While the father may have been a dead-beat at some point after his second marriage , I fault the sister for trying to use her brother-in-law in place of her father on her wedding day .

I think the brother-in-law was fooolish to have ever considered the suggestion sef . If I was in his shoes , I would’ve decline the suggestion and would’ve left them to sort their family palava long before the day of wedding ceremony . I believe if he had done that , the lady would either have find ways to tolerate the man for that day or look for an elderly male relative that will stand in for the man .
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: EPL Chatroom - All Discussions by BlueRayDick: 2:50pm On Oct 12
Roland17:
I speak on behalf of wicked “abroadians”, Nigerians at home are one of the most ungrateful people you’d ever help with your money and time. I no hide mouth talk am, na with full chest I talk am. If I tell you what many of us see with our friends and family over money ehn?

Werey dey talk like say e get 7 million wen e keep for Chidera hand.
raumdeuter:
I had a similar conversation with a friend over the weekend. As at today, th guy who gave him 7m and you wey no give am anything are on the same level to him. Even you might be higher ranked
I watched a video on TikTok in which a guy abroad was crashing out because of the audacity of his entitled relative. I can't remember if the relative was his brother or cousin, but it seems they are kinda close.

The relative who is resident here in Nigeria complained that since "wicked abroadian "relocated with his family, what he sends to him monthly as support has been nothing to write home about. He said while the guy was in Nigeria, he was giving him substantial sums monthly to help him sort his own financial issues, but what he sends now is worrisome.

He literally told the wicked abroadian that "If abroad no favour am, make he relocate back to Nigeria". grin grin grin . Na so "wicked abroadian" set ringlight begin crashout on social media about the audacity and entitlement mentality of his Nigerian relative. He acknowledged that when he was in Nigeria, he was actually very comfortable and could afford to throw cash around. But now that he has to pay bills upon bills abroad, he's not going to tolerate BS from any entitled relative that expects him to place their needs above his own nuclear family's needs..
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: EPL Chatroom - All Discussions by BlueRayDick: 2:17pm On Oct 12
Ibime:
Clear rage bait since Chidera did not do any trial to go to Sevilla but was already an established professional in Europe before he signed from CSKA Moscow
So the guy was just looking for attention I guess.
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: EPL Chatroom - All Discussions by BlueRayDick: 1:15pm On Oct 12
afrodoc2:
There is entitlement but if this story is true, there is something extra. Deep seated envy.

They both went for trials. He dribbled the entire defence and was not picked while his friend that scored a tap in was picked. That is the narrative that he has planted and germinated in his own mind. There is nothing that guy can do for him that will satisfy him, apart from flopping in Europe.
GBAM!

The only thing that will make him really satisfied is if His "friend" falls out of favour with his club in Europe, becomes a free agent and ends up playing for a mid-table NPFL team. Then he will tell anyone that cares to listen about his friend neglected him after making it, but his head was too strong, that's why his friend suffered misfortune.
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: EPL Chatroom - All Discussions by BlueRayDick: 12:56pm On Oct 12
iamoyindamola:
You are underestimating the entitlement in our people
The thing shock me.

He chatted someone that was picked ahead of you during a trial years after and that one press him N7m willingly . He still dey ask "wetin N7m wan do for me? " shocked

Omo people get entitlement mentality o. It's not even like na him sponsor the guy go the trials, so we can't say that one owes him.

I just don't want to believe the story is true sha.
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: EPL Chatroom - All Discussions by BlueRayDick: 11:49am On Oct 12
I want to believe this video is either a rage-bait or the guy is just looking for attention .

I mean how can you say “wetin 7 million wan do for me “ on top money wey person press for you even when he’s not obligated to do so ? 🤷‍♂️

/video/1?s=46
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: EPL Chatroom - All Discussions by BlueRayDick: 11:47am On Oct 12
GloriousGbola:
It seems NNPC is trying to get end users to opt into using its app.
A quick question: Why is the Nigerian minister for Finance announcing a N66 promotional discount being offered by NNPC retail(A supposed Limited Liability Company) ?
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: EPL Chatroom - All Discussions by BlueRayDick: 11:31am On Oct 12
izzou:
This one go be A marvelous engineering

grin grin grin grin

That money they poured from Lagos to Ogun state, would have fixed few horrible roads in Nigeria from start to finish.

Ndi Wonderful Engineering
It's just unfortunate. They know if they decide to fix the existing bad roads instead of starting a phantom project, they won't have enough to steal.

The people that amuse me most in all of these are the regular everyday Nigerians who actually took it upon themselves to defend the white elephant project. They thought those who asked questions hated Nigeria , but they loved Nigeria most.

In Lioness Season 3 episode 5, people like that were referred to as "useful ediots"
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: EPL Chatroom - All Discussions by BlueRayDick: 10:02am On Oct 12
Can any APC supporter tell us what will happen to the proposed rail line they intend to build alongside the Coastal highway? Will it also "detour inward" alongside the road ?
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: EPL Chatroom - All Discussions by BlueRayDick: 6:20am On Oct 12
izzou:
A wonderful engineering grin
The crazy thing about this white elephant project is that even people who are trained engineers but APC supporters thought there’s nothing wrong with Umahi not providing clarity on status of ESIA for the whole project .

They even insulted the AeiseTV reporter back then and classified her question about the ESIA as opposition journalism .

Today Umahi is telling us they found out issues with the soil structure of some parts of the coastal road’s original route .

It’s just a shame that even as the matter Dey like this , they will likely still attempt to do damage control trying to explain the mess up away
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: EPL Chatroom - All Discussions by BlueRayDick: 9:36pm On Oct 11
Tochex101:
Duke spilled the beans when he spoke of the land reclamation going on across the coastal road.
That I think is the major reason behind the coastal road.......Real Estate appreciation and development.
I recollect the beef between Tinubu and Sanwo early this year due to quick and unapproved estates/land approvals along that axis.
Eventually most approvals were recalled/suspended probably because they didn't go through the God father himself.
Omo ! Now that you mentioned it ,looks like the biggest winners in this whole coastal road project will be the real estate developers and people in government giving out approval for property development along that axis .

They are definitely going to make a new set of billionaires amongst themselves considering the estates and people’s ancestral lands they took over all in the name of developing the coastal road . Chai !

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