₦airaland Forum

Laveda:
Right on point

Except for numbers 2 and 4.

DeeCherry:
4.Commitment

Some men are commitment phobic; they love their girlfriends but are afraid of making a commitment as they are not sure about the future of the relationship. They try to run away from making commitments because of various reasons; they could be uncertain about their finances, career etc.

You sure say you know wetin insecurity mean? Commitment is not an insecurity as it pertains to this topic.

DeeCherry:
2.Looks

Most people are concerned about the way they look. They spend a huge portion of their money on grooming themselves. From getting a trendy hairstyle to buying all the cosmetic items that could enhance one’s looks, they leave no stone upturned to make sure they look good at all times.
While looks become an obsession with some, the rest, even though not overly concerned about it, do get insecure if they do not look good enough. If the girl is very pretty and the guy is not, he tends to get insecure about it.

Only dumb and inexperienced men have insecurities about this as regards women. A woman doesn't give a flying phuck how a man looks and long as he is financially capable. #Oshiomole. #OBJ.

reverendfather:
them done start to they bobo this boy head, na so dem do Mikel, o mikel this Mikel that, the perfect replacement for jay jay okocha.

the dude felt like he was on top of the world not realising he was gradually losing his footballing prowess.
what is Mikel today? people only talk about him today when they want to replace their faulty seatbelts

No mind them. Deadlier that Aguero, Vardy, and Kane abi? Na so dem go de talk wetin dem no understand.

vizkiz:
Nigerians will eat anything! And I mean ANYTHING...

Including people. I guarantee it.

cramjones:
While I believe that Chibok girls were kidnapped, in addition to hundreds more that the media never really focused on as the sensation that met the Chibok abduction, I have reasons to believe the girl being paraded might just be a scam to justify all the foreign aid that have been poured in for their rescue. Or a political tool to increase favorability ratings in this trying times. I hope it is real, but there are pores in this narrative to make one have some degree of doubt. Here are two reasons why I think we should all ask real and factual questions.


1. According to the official report, Amina and her colleagues were in school to sit for physics WAEC exams. She was an SS III student. The Amina that was "rescued" can cannot speak in English. She is being translated even when English is spoken to her. Do we have a Hausa version of physics? Was she really a student? Or is she simply a fake?

2. Two years ago, someone whol looks exactly like Amina was paraded by the military with a bomb strapped around her, as one of the child suicide bomber Boko Haram had sent to cause havoc. Is this just a coincidence or is that girl really Amina 2 years younger that the Amina that resurfaced two years later as a rescued girl. Kindly examine the picture and make your conclusions. What are the odds in a country of 180 million people that two girls connected with Boko Haram would look exactly alike? (Refer to the pictures)

3. Think about it, in a rescue operation of about 200 girls, is it possible that just one can be rescued at a time? I understand they maybe in splinter groups, but the army rescuing just one is very very doubtful. Amina Ali was kidnapped no doubt, but was she even a student? Was she just rescued now. Why does she look exactly like the girl kidnapped by Boko Haram that was strapped with a bomb?

There have been so many scams with Boko Haram. From a few individuals stealing 2.1billion $ to Generals carting away millions of USD in private jets, to Mama Peace becoming a Nollywood sensation on her "there is God o" mantra. I just hope that this is not another scam.


-CramJones

There is only one reason. Nigeria does not have a database of it's citizens. Nothing from the day you are born to the day you die. How then do we verify anyone for anything. Nigeria is a country where one person can have multiple identities if they so choose or claim to be anyone they want.

Israel5:
Na only bad news u get? Ths gal sef

No be Nigeria you de? Which good news de there?

PushPlay:
And what makes you think I'd support jungle justice being meted out to crime suspects?

You are Nigerian.

PushPlay:
These people should be investigated and convicted.
Heave fines should be placed on animal poachers and the likes.

Han han!

They should go back to farm in their village If they are that hungary.

Lol. Funny how he defends animals so passionately. When it comes to setting people on fire...........

JeffreyJamez:
I'm not in Nigeria

Ok. If you say so. Lol.

JeffreyJamez:
No we wont..

Ok. If you say so. Just be grateful you live in Nigeria with that mindset, else you'd be seriously phucked.

JeffreyJamez:
In anywhere... works every 2 outta 3 times.

It can only work in Africa. In a normal society, you and the husband will be sharing the same cell. And i use the word "work" loosely.

JeffreyJamez:
Thats the only way to deal with a phucked up man.

In Nigeria maybe. Not in a normal society.

JeffreyJamez:
Break his knees

You do realise that is a phucked way of handling things. If you do that, you no different from the guy.

JeffreyJamez:
...and what have the brothers done to this man?

Are you serious? What should they do?

What the phuck is this? Nairaland is getting worse and worse by the day.

myfantasies:
Nobody used matches on her, it was a lighter" - he said



Source:

http://www.glossyclick.com/2016/05/photosman-pours-kerosene-on-his-own.html?m=1So wats d difference between a matches nd a lighter

And how does that affect the facts? Bottom line is got intentionally burned

successinlife:
Nay, he was indeed better than Okocha then,his problem gave Okocha his breakthrough,no thanks to his indisciplines,Etim 'Maradona' Esien.He wore Eagles jersey before Okocha and was good then,an underage sex case made him ran home from Belgium.

Ball sense and skill, Okocha was way better. Not taking anything away from Etim Esien who was indeed a great player but comparing him to Okocha is like comparing apples to oranges. The only area I would say Etim was better was, he was a team player and Okocha was a very selfish player.

Mortiple:
@OP
Are you saying that we should all support Grazing Reserve just because of Fulani Herdsmen snake-killing prowess? Make no mistake, I would rather have these snakes around me than Fulani Herdsmen.

By the way, this particular specie of python is somewhat harmless.

It's harmless until it wraps itself around you.

pendusky:
Where are Zombies? food is ready!

When I said

"Buhari is not a better candidate for Nigeria" the likes of

www.Nairaland.com/sagamite

were against me, calling me all sort of names, today the economic situation has affected him that he hardly get 100naita to get free 10mb from MTN, "His last seen 5th April"

toeven the blind man and deaf can tell u how hard life is presently.


Every one in my office who supported this man last year is now shouting

"He's incompetent"

We wanted him to fight corruption? leaving economic situation to rotten? employment?


Taking Nigerians as fools?, wake up and tell a junior minister to announced increment in fuel pump price without proper nationwide broadcast to inform us, and why they did?

During campaign, I went tru my old boy library to read the news watch of 80's and his government was nothing to write home about.


NB:

Its not even a year since he took over.

Are we going to endure like this till 2019?



Over to you zombies, let's hear what you have to say.

I wonder why most Nigerians don't think like you. What a wonderful analysis. Everything was just wonderful before Buhari became president. Good roads, corruption was non existent, gas was available, top class education, 24 hours power supply, every single graduate had jobs, crime was non existent, etc. This was up to when he won the election again. Now everything has gone down the tubes.

oismail:
USA knows Nigerians are not fantastically corrupt, UK don't know!

Really? Everyone knows Nigeria is fantastically corrupt except Nigerians. I don't think Nigerians understand the concept of what corruption is. They are so used to it, the meaning escapes them.

dukie25:
We warned them but they didn't listen. Anyone who expects something meaningful from a certificateless dullard (who did nothing for himself after being sacked in 1985) is high on Oshogbo weed.
Buhari would make a great local government chairman, as president he is rotten.

A country is as good as it's citizens. Good citizens, good country. Bad citizens, bad country.

thesicilian:
OP the way u titled the news made it look like TB Joshua was an accomplice in the robbery. Please change it for the sake of the Man of God's reputation.

Can you imagine? They want to ruin his already bad reputation.

Wealthgang:
If all these are fully implemented, then indeed this admin is right on point. N500b for social intervention with well laid-out plans? Haba! PMB God bless u abundantly.

If u get pained or sad and frustrated by this post, then u need deliverance by 77 T.B Joshuas.

Let's see how it all plays out. I'm 95% confident that we won't hear that billions meant for this scheme will be squandered. That is d advantage of PMB over d 'heroic' IB.
I pray NLC sees reasons with d FG and doesn't go on strike. In d long run, Nigerians won't regret voting this man.

Wailers, IPOB touts and anti-buharians, better be attentive o so that d teaching jobs for 500,000 unemployed youths won't pass u by.

Lest I forget, what about civil servants?

Classic example of a Nigerian who gets knocked down time and time again, gets up, and keeps coming back for more. He has a terrible coach, but doesn't care. Instead of him to acknowledge it and try to find a worthy replacement he keeps on hoping because frankly, he doesn't have a better option or know a better way. I hope you won't get brain damage from the constant bruising.

akanbiaa:
Such companies always oils the greed of our politicians with indirect bribes.

The law is the law.

masseratti:
no need for me to deceive myself, we are not one people, i love Nigerians more than other Africans, love africans more than other people of the world, thats the reality.

Ssuurrree!!

jnrbayano:
Hahahahahaha

That's why in Nigeria you ask someone a "how are you?" question and you will get "we thank God" answer.

Tell me the connection.

You'd be surprised how infectious the Nigerian mentality is. My wife has been watching Nollywood movies with my kids and i hate that with a passion. One day i came home and my kids were a little sad and i wondered what was going on. They said they saw a bird that had broken it's wing and fell by our door way. Then they said they thought it could. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . and i got scared. I thought they were going to say they thought it was a witch. I for slap the bejesus outta them. Apparently they thought it had rabies and they didn't want to touch it. That's how much i fear the Nigerian mentality. Very infectious.

akanbiaa:
In summary thats voluntary slavery induced by circumstances and limited choice, definitely something can be done about that.

Which is why I told the first poster to get with his senator to sponsor a bill to change the status quo.

masseratti:
jeez I give up on u ooo,Saxons are Germanic tribe,just like we have Hausas in Niger and Nigeria,you can't say part of Nigerians made up Niger, Benin,Ghana,its part ofHausa's,or Fulani that you will find from most countries in west Africa from Guinea to Cameroon. The area you call Germany today was given that name in the 20th century, there are other Germanic tribes but they are not present in the British isles. Present day people there see themselves first as English, Scot,welsh,Irish b4 Britons.

Go ahead bro. Justify your way of thinking anyway you will. Bottom line is to have only one allegiance to your country. Not two.

dulux07:
When u have beaten and threatened to burn him, what do they expect him to say before he will definitely admit to what he did not do.
Some nigerians and their barbaric acts. May God help us.

You think the average Nigerian understands that? If you want to explain anything, don't bother using logic in Nigeria. Just say God, curse, witches, wizard, occult and instantly they pay attention. Anything else is a waste of time. Nigeria is a product of terrible citizens.

planetx:
Look closer you will see that the muzzle is above ground and it's the bayonet affixed to the gun that was stuck in the dirt.

I wear glasses. That's my excuse.

You'd know that the Nigerian military needs serious training. It's a wonder these guys can perform with the standards they have to deal with. You don't stick the barrel/muzzle of your weapon in dirt if it can be avoided. That is a sure way of getting the weapon to jam up on you at the wrong time.