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noblealuu:It's not. It's probability and luck. |
Newboss:You can say that again. |
AdaNri1:Lol. Exactly. |
AdaNri1:Lol. That is exactly how most Nigerians reason and jump to conclusions on a vast variety of subjects. They see only what they wanna see. Facts be damned. |
Rigel95:Sigh. Now i understand fully. Small time now if dem say everyone wey go school make dem stand up im too go stand . Smh. First e no no wetin make pesin be leader. E no no difference bitwin led and ruled. E no no how to write sinpu coherent centes. Smol tim na e go begin claim graduate. Kai. Notin do you. Carry on. ![]() |
Marotzke:Point is why is the OP describing the daughter as older daughter? Which kain English be dat? |
Rigel95:And you are worse at researching, reading and comprehending. Churchill led Britain twice. 1940-1945 and 1951-1955. And he led. Leaders Lead. Tyrants and Monarchs rule. Prime ministers don't "rule". They are not the monarchy. (English lesson 101). You say he only "ruled" once till 1945 and immediately turned around to point out his "second stint". Are you confused? Also, Churchill's "failure" was not as a result of economic reasons but political. His party lost a lot of seats which is termed a failure in a country like the UK. It wasn't because he was corrupt or was sharing garri and salt to the masses. ![]() |
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jaxxy:How? Jesus. The only way you can use that in a sentence is if you are comparing her to another sibling. Since there was no mention of another sister, why would you phrase it like that? It is grammatically incorrect. I can believe i have to explain it. |
All i can say is Nigerians deserve everything they have coming to them with full measure. You'd think they would from this and so much more but for where. Next election all you need to get elected is promise manna from heaven and some lipton and gala and they'd be hooked. Line and sinker. |
The funniest one is the prediction about WAEC. Which year has WAEC never had issues? ![]() |
luminouz:Lol. Engine don fail you. Next option; insult. ![]() |
Odianose13:Smh. The topic said they kissed passionately. Either you have never been kissed or seen someone actually been kissed passionately, because i'm still trying to figure out how those are passionate kisses. Don't take my word for it. Just google "passionate kisses" and tell me what you see. Those are pecks at the very least. |
metronaija2:What does "older" daughter mean? Is she the eldest or she's just old? Which one? Una nor de go school again for Nigeria? |
metroblogger:Do you fully comprehend what "passionately" means? |
seguno2:Actually i am the most human of beings you will ever meet. I am also very well read. Unlike you obviously because anyone who has gotten past primary 6 would have understood what i was talking about. Now, go back to my original post and re read it again. Slowly. Or better still, find a primary 6 student to do it for you and then explain it to you. Small time now e go tok say im be graduate. ![]() |
MasViews:Very correct. I think moi moi is bean pudding because making it follows the same process of making pudding. Well, that's what my kids call it. Lol. |
KBdownloads:Slow down bro. I really do not see a problem with this. Is this not a country where private citizens form themselves into mobs and confidently execute suspects with the police looking on? If it is ok to do that, then it is ok for soldiers in Nigeria to do this? You can't pick and choose when it is ok to behave like animals and when not to. Pick one as a people and stick with it. I've already picked for Nigerians. Since Nigerians behave like Animals daily, i say let the jungle spread. |
Koolking:And that makes it ok abi? Why una be like dis na? |
Blue3k:Not only dumb but illegal. It is a common practice among sons of the elites in Abuja. I've witnessed it once or twice. They would block a section of a street and start racing cheered on by a huge crowd of useless Nigerians. |
Ruggedman just basically placed a curse on every Nigerian in Nigeria because we all know they are going to support corrupt politicians. |
johnstar:You forgot to add the dead brained citizens of Nigeria who continue to elect the same messed up people as their leaders and then turn around to complain. ![]() |
Nonnyflex:Gbam!! You just said it. The number of foolish and abnormally corrupt people in Nigeria far outnumber that of the sane and honest ones. That has always been the case since independence which is why you all will never move forward as a people based on that ratio. Enjoy. |
Rigel95:1. Really? What is more complex than leading a country just coming out of a war that completely devastates the country's economy? 2. Spoken like a true Nigerian who's known corruption all his life. Character is everything for a leader. Let's use the United States army's values as an example; It's acronym is LDRSHIP; Loyalty, Duty, Respect, Selfless Service, Honor, Integrity, Personal Courage. These are all character traits required to lead men. These words are foreign to Nigerians because hardly anyone has those character values in that country hence the predicament they find themselves. 3. Saraki and co. should be your business because they are a case study of the kind of people leading you in Nigeria. 4. Ok. My bad. Churchill was 77 year's old when he stopped being prime minister. Same difference. So, let's talk about something else. Your spew about cannibalism makes no sense at all at all. How would you acquire human flesh to consume in the UK in the first place without breaking the law? If you for example break into a mortuary to steal a dead body to consume, you would be charged with breaking and entering and then theft. If you decide to murder someone for the purpose of eating them, you would be charged with murder so i am here scratching my head as to what your point is. Some acts are implied and people do not always have to enact laws governing those acts. And yes, when a normal country does something that works, Nigerians should swallow it hook line and sinker. Obviously you guys cannot think for yourselves so you need to emulate. If na lie, then why Nigeria be like e be? Why? |
Threebear:She stole from her and Lilian reported her to the cops. And she didn't throw her in prison; the police did. |
affable4:It's not that easy oooo. It's very common in America and it is sometimes hard to decipher what is real and fake. She'll eventually be let off the hook but the cost in lawyer fees will ruin her for sure. |
I'd rather live with the goats in Nigeria than live with the people currently inhabiting it. What a people. Smh. |
Rigel95:Age does not mean shiit when it comes to leadership. What matters is character which a huge percentage of Nigerians don't have. Is fayose, Saraki, dino, etc, not young? Then explain to me why they are phucked up in the head. Winston Churchill was 81 years old when he led Great Britain for a second time. So enlighten me as to why and how he was successful? How? Plus, he was a complete dullard in School. I'm waiting. |
Pesuzok:And how exactly do you know that the figure in question is the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. In a corrupt country, i wouldn't trust what the government says. Plus, the focus should not be about landing costs. Why the phuck are they importing fuel in the first place? Germany does not have oil but i have never heard nor seen fuel scarcity. Never. How do they do it? Ehn? How? |
Nonnyflex:For as long as the Nigerian citizenry continue to think like fools. These guys do not elect themselves. You guys do that for them and then turn around to complain. How does that make sense to you? You are mutilating yourself with a knife and at the same time blaming the knife. |
Uyiii:No be only you bro. No be only you. |
Uyiii:The weird thing is even if they do end SARS or reform it as you say, who will do the reforming? Or who are they going to reform it with? Will it not be the same thugs and criminals that currently occupy positions in the organization? Or say you decide to recruit from the public. Is it not the same public filled with "sharp" guys? Guy, the problem in Nigeria runs deeper than just reforming anything. It's future is completely and utterly phucked. |
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. Smh. First e no no wetin make pesin be leader. E no no difference bitwin led and ruled. E no no how to write sinpu coherent centes. Smol tim na e go begin claim graduate. Kai. Notin do you. Carry on. 

