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TonyBankz:It is a great pity that individuals like you are very few as this thread is showing us. But please know that you do not call in vain. I, buda, heed your call.
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BigCowHornn:Even if my case were struck out for lack of merit, I'd have already made my point. Besides, we already agreed my lawyer would not be expensive, because, as you said, "any serious royal in this country thought that guy had a case they will take up his problem without fee because the cash out will be huge"! So all I need do is find a serious lawyer who thinks I have a case. |
garriAndsugar:We yell, corruption, then cry at the effects of corruption as if we don't expect it to cost us. Just the other day, I dreamt of getting the underground train from Ibadan to Oshogbo, did my business there, and then got another underground train to Ilesha and then to Abuja and another one to Kano. When I woke up I thought of the cost of drilling underground track 100 metres under my house and how much to charge for it. Just 10 kobo plus annual inflation on every ticket should provide me with a good enough livelihood for my tenth generation. I did wonder how much tickets would then be though. |
Princedapace:I would not be suing a politician. I'd be suing the bus company. And the fact that "leaders do it openly" does not mean I should docilely "expect the worse" and accept it being done to me! |
franvincoop:So, you smelt him in the video? Send me to the optician that made you see smelt. I want that sort of glasses too. |
BigCowHornn:The bus company. BigCowHornn:That I receive the service I paid for. BigCowHornn:Yes I did. I asked the company to provide me with a service I paid for. They refused. BigCowHornn:Yes I would be "suing the right person who offended" me. The bus company offended me by refusing to give me the service I paid for! BigCowHornn:They don't need to be "royal". A smart lawyer will seek out this individual and sue for damages plus cost on his behalf. BigCowHornn:You can tell me whatever you want to tell me but I'd rather listen to a judge in a court of law, thank you very much. |
lawani:Is Ethiopia a peer of Nigeria? Are wages and other costs the same as in Nigeria? |
lampi:The company actually did because the passengers insist they do. And the passengers should not be dictating company policy. |
franvincoop:Show me where you got your "brush and bathe, unkempt" from, and you might change my mind. |
brain54:Next time i go to buy Nigerian Guiness for £5, I will argue with the seller that it's only ₦2000 in Lagos so I should be paying £1. In fact, when they charge me ₦5000 for one Guiness at Eko Hotel, I should insist I pay ₦2000! Op, why compare with Ethiopia only, and not UK or USA too? |
BigCowHornn:Did you not see the reason I already gave? Read it again, slowly this time. I have faith you'd see. |
Nastrademus:The video is rightly pointing out the ignorance of stupid people who generalise. It's the same sort of ignorance that would make USA deny visas to all Nigerians because some Nigerians are scammers. And it would be very stupid of them to tell you to go and inform all Nigerians to change their ways as if you are the spokesperson or commander of all Nigerians! |
samesta:Yes, its the passengers fault, and the company should not return all other passengers money! The company has provided the service and it is the passengers who are refusing to travel, so their loss if the company travel with him alone. The company can stop on the way and carry other passengers and make more money plus that of the passengers who paid for the one passenger to travel alone. |
Daniel0047:I am pleased that those who generalise like you have are very few in the world. Or my clients would see Nigerian and ignorantly think 'scammer'. |
FlipModeSquade:I think he's stupid for insulting me. |
FlipModeSquade:Is that what pains you most? You poor. |
Funkyswagzz:Actually, if you insult me you'd be showing you lack manners. |
Entering bus is not democracy. You pay your fare and travel or walk!! And you do not need to lie that he "never brush and bathe, looking unkempt", and the fact you lie belittles your position. I hope he sues the company for discriminating against him, since passengers should not be determining the companies policy. franvincoop: |
Eboue says he was never given guidance to manage his finances."He was never given" the education that he should have sought for himself, and is still blaming others for his own irresponsibility, is what I see! Before God or anything at all, fear ignorance and stupidity! |
I hope he sues the company for ethnic discrimination! ![]() |
bemeruca:And we question this every day. Just that we are not so ignorant to assume "dangerous criminals" who are slipping through will apply for visas and write 'dangerous criminal' when asked for occupation, while we already know Kanye will disturb our peace when he applied for his visa. If the "dangerous criminals" who are slipping through had asked for visa we'd have denied him like we did Kanye. |
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You ignore the "we didn't know anything about him", like we know about Kanye, and you lie with your "UK allowing a murderer to enter the UK", when he came in illegally, but you think I'll waste my time with you who can't understand what you've posted? You funny ben. bemeruca: |
tonystark007:Of course I would not! I don't even eat that crap, but wouldn't dance for food anyway as I'm not that hungry nor broke. Credit for your funny story though. You wouldn't have it to tell if you hadn't danced. |
Remember the Jan. 6 DC pipe bomber? Kamala done it, not! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dX_wZBDtXCY?si=S8WRz_avlit8l_Om |
More like, stupidity na bastard. You de follow mad person dance naked in market for indomie! |
brain54:No, I do not think anything of the sort. I am just responding to those who say Nigerian petty businesses in South Africa are being attacked brain54:I agree but still checked, and found the following: Dangote Cement: Operates in South Africa through Sephaku Cement (64% ownership). It manages a grinding plant in Delmas, Mpumalanga, and has plans to further increase production capacity by 2026. Access Bank South Africa: Headquartered in Sandton, Johannesburg, it entered the market by acquiring Grobank in 2021. In late 2024, it expanded further by acquiring Bidvest Bank for approximately R2.8 billion. Zenith Bank: Maintains a presence in South Africa, focusing on corporate and investment banking services as part of its broader African footprint. IHS Towers: One of the largest independent telecom tower operators globally, it has a significant operational presence in South Africa following major infrastructure deals. Flutterwave: A major Nigerian fintech "unicorn" that facilitates cross-border payments for businesses operating in South Africa. Jumia (Zando): Nigeria's leading e-commerce platform operates in South Africa under the brand name Zando. Airtel Africa: Headquartered in South Africa, this telecom giant manages extensive operations across Nigeria and 13 other African countries. I have not found reports those companies are being attacked. brain54:It's most likely the phools and ijiots who don't want foreign businesses in their South Africa. The smart South Africans would want foreign investment regardless where it comes from. |
PresidentMUGABE:Why are you doing petty business in "The most sick and backward nation on Earth"? |
PresidentMUGABE:Why should I go and ask anybody in South Africa anything when I should be asking my own brothers and sisters in Nigeria why we are stooping so low so South Africans are destroying people's business? In fact, why is it that it is petty business that we are going to do in South Africa? Are South Africans doing petty business in my Nigeria? If South Africans don't want us in their country, can we not go elsewhere with our petty business or go to South Africa with massive business that they can not attack? Shame on us Nigerians! |
Upon research, I found no credible source for this story, though it's all over social media!
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We need to study these "100 couples across Zamfara State" to see how married they are in a years time. So, if you see this post of mine in 2027, like it to remind me to ask please. |
The fact this teenage boy was so ill educated that he did not know that his dead mother will eventually smell says a lot indeed, and should warn parents to educate their children so they don't end up killing their parents or anyone else. |
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