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Career › Re: How Much Can A Petrol Station Manager Earn? by candyguyofficia(m): 4:10pm On Jul 27, 2020

dosage150:
I believe the future is bright
will never disappoint him and my God as well
Am very excited

No,I have no experience
under training currently

Congratulations once more. When others are saying there is a casting down we shall say there is a lifting up

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Politics › Re: 3 Officials Resign From Governor Obaseki's Cabinet by candyguyofficia(m): 2:36pm On Jul 27, 2020

Slawormir:
Damnnnnn niggarrr
Isoright
This won't prevent obaseki from winning

Come September I would refer you back to your post and tell you that you were wrong

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Career › Re: How Much Can A Petrol Station Manager Earn? by candyguyofficia(m): 2:33pm On Jul 27, 2020

dosage150:
Thanks so much brother
I have a good news !
I secured the job
starting up work on 1st of next month
The job came with accommodation and an automobile as well
The pay isn't bad at all
Am really grateful to God

Congratulations!!! Now that you have secured the job I advise that you should be deligent to your boss and not try and short change him. Did you have a prior job experience like working in a fuel station before your appointment.

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Romance › Re: African Game: The Next Step After Taking The Redpill by candyguyofficia(m): 2:25am On Jul 27, 2020

Martinez39s:
When he mentioned cold approach and other very big promises (which I listed earlier), I knew something was up.

Another thing people must know about PUA scammers is that some of them are actually redpill men who truly understand redpill concepts. It doesn't stop them from preying on the simp taste and illusion of happily ever after. Greed is a human thing.

Too bad Op gave up on the thread, I observed some lapses though but too bad he stopped at a critical point. You could continue and just round it up from the last point he stopped so others in future that stumble on the thread can have a full graspe. Meanwhile, mention me on that your thread (meme or any other).

BlackNeo
Firstnebo
Skepticus

Kindly contribute and just round it up

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Christianity Etc › Re: Can A Single Christian Sister Go For IVF? by candyguyofficia(m): 4:47pm On Jul 26, 2020*

Need they say is the mother of necessity, IVF isn't a sin for women who have issue with pregnancy neither is it a sin for single who for reason (s) best known to them decide to adopt the process for pregnancy. IVF has NOTHING to do with sex (either penetrative or otherwise) so the sin of fornication or adultry cannot be said to have been committed.

"Jesus love the little children" (remember the song?) if Jesus didn't love little children he won't tell them to come to him when the elders were driving the children away from him. The long and short of it is that Child (ren) regardless of the means of their conception and regardless of the circumstance of their birth are all equally love by God.

If there are different category of children as a result of their means of conception or as a result of the condition of their birth, do you think Jesus that was conceived by the Holy Spirit and birthed by Mary and that was born in a manger of all place because there was no space in the inn would be the saviour of the universe?

Have you ever thought about the means of conception of the saviour (that was non penetrative) and IVF? I'm not saying is through IVF Christ was born but just want to juggle your mind a bit.

Lastly, kindly tell the sister or yourself (if you) to kindly lower your guide. I may be wrong but there is nothing like "best husband" no one has it all in terms of flawless character and personality, for this reason I say when you find a "christian brother" who you know geniuely loves you but have some flaws that he admits are flaws try and help him avoid those flaws and build him to the man you desire, if you think it's impossible remember men are the head but women are the neck (and can turn a man to a desired direction) and there are some changes men make for the sake of love

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Romance › Re: You will not believe what this lady did last night by candyguyofficia(m): 11:39pm On Jul 25, 2020

Bornfool:
364 odds coming from confirm source

200k multiply by 364 you don become millionaire thats how the rich get richer and d poor get poorer

I was about commenting until I saw your Monika

Politics › Re: Pictures Of Gov. Obaseki And PDP Leaders Inside Oba Palace, Benin by candyguyofficia(m): 6:45pm On Jul 25, 2020

FirstSon01:
[s]The Oba had endorsed Obaseki since a long time ago. Those rioters were APC thugs that were destroying Obaseki's posters by shooting sporadically. Two died today sef. Seems Oshiomole has started completing his rigging plans already cause the entire Edo North, South and part of Central are for Obaseki.
As for those asking for Obaseki's accomplishments :
1. Completing abandoned Secretariat
2. Massive employment in all the state ministries
3. Lots of buildings completed in the state university AAU.
4. Eradication of touts supremacy and disturbance in Edo state.
5. Reduction in cultist activities
6. Construction of new roads and repairs of old roads in all 18 LGAs.

Obaseki is our man!
4+4 Torgba!![/s]

Romance › Re: My Fiancee Insists We Spend N500k Or Less On Our Wedding But I Want To Spend N1M by candyguyofficia(m): 11:24am On Jul 25, 2020

I hope Op know the value of what he have. If you wise spend the 500k

Romance › Re: A Friend Lost 1M To Sport Betting And He Has Been Acting Strange Since Then(pics by candyguyofficia(m): 5:55pm On Jul 24, 2020

derbykol:
Fixed deposit does not make sense again.

True!! That's why I said firstly that he would have invested the money in business and as second option that "if he was that lazy" he would have deposited the money as fixed deposit while he is thinking of what to invest the money on

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Romance › Re: A Friend Lost 1M To Sport Betting And He Has Been Acting Strange Since Then(pics by candyguyofficia(m): 3:42pm On Jul 24, 2020

Because of #270, 000 gain he lost #1, 000,000. If only he had used the money for business or if he was that lazy he would have just deposited the money as fixed deposit in the bank atleast the money will appreciate in value before he think what to use the money for.

Common sense is not common.

Family › Re: Please Advice,best State To Settle Down As I Plan To Return To Nigeria? by candyguyofficia(m): 9:31pm On Jul 23, 2020

NoLotty7:
look it is not about making it either in Nigeria or Ghana,l earned 78k as at 2016 in Nigeria and in Ghana here there no week l can't account for 500ghc weekly,but my challenge is living among your fellow like a stranger for been a [b]Nigerian,These people can wake up in the morning and never greet theirselves either at workplace,as neighbour or in the market,much more like hatred toward themselves unlike Nigeria.[/b]Hope you get me.

At bolded what's the big deal in it? It's not like it's all targeted to you alone or to Nigerians like you said you mentioned they do it to themselves, should they do it to themselves what's the big deal in it? Meanwhile are you there for you to be greeted or you there to hussle. Like the White man say "salutation (greeting) is not love", if you doing well there like you allege why then allow trivial thing like greeting or checking up on someone affect you.
Kindly note I'm not against coming back home but not a bad decision but your rationale for coming back to me isn't valid. I'm not saying that there is no racism/nepotism and all there but you haven't mention anything that is concrete as a reason for home coming. If you had said you miss home (singularly) it's more value than the reason.

To all travelers: There are distinct percular features attached to each country like in China it's an insult to tip someone while in America tipping someone is part of their culture as they have glass jar in most eatery for dropping tip(s). As long as these percular feature(s) do not run contrary to the law then I will say if you in Rome then learn to live as a Roman. I wish you success Op in your life endeavour.

Phones › Re: Don't Be Decieved! Tecno Is Better Than Samsung (Photos) by candyguyofficia(m): 11:49pm On Jul 20, 2020

They have come again with baseless argument

Car Talk › Re: Which One Should I Go For Toyota Sienna XLE Or Toyota Highlander? by candyguyofficia(m): 8:38pm On Jul 20, 2020

The choice of vehicle I feel depend on specific factor (s) that are percular to you. Factors of which you mentioned some:

1) fairly large family (but going for sienna depend on how long your niece will be staying) because if it's for a short time they staying and your immediate family (including you) isn't more than 4 in total then they MAY not be need to opt for Sienna.

2) The unpaved road that leads to your house and considering the nature of Nigeria road generally the Highlander will be a better choice.

A major factor you haven't stated:
3) Who plan on using the car most of the times, if wifey Sienna won't be bad just the way the Highlander won't be a bad choice

4) Profession: What is your profession or wife? (It's a rhythorical question but if you choose you can answer) but if you an Engineer and you plan to use most of the time the new vehicle I would say go for Highlander, trust me when awarding contract(s) the person awarding it want to see some sense of security and stability of the contractor and a vehicle like Highlander would give positive vibe but driving a vehicle like Sienna can give vibe like hope the contractor wouldn't use my money to solve immediate family problem before even starting the job and vice versa in that Sienna connote family man in some profession that one will want a family man.

The long and short of it is that your profession and who intend to drive the vehicle is a major factor.

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Romance › Re: Child Dedication Of My Son Today - Photos by candyguyofficia(m): 7:28pm On Jul 18, 2020

The baby is sooo adorable. Congratulations and be a good dad to your babies

Phones › Re: What's The Best Phone I Can Buy With A #60,000 Budget? Suggestions Please. by candyguyofficia(m): 12:34pm On Jul 18, 2020*

Was about recommending a phone until you said a phone that was made this year

Phones › Re: Look At The Email I Received From JUMIA. by candyguyofficia(m): 1:26pm On Jul 17, 2020*

An e- sale contract. Have you made payment? If you have made payment and in most cases if you have successfully "checked out" after adding to your cart and seal it up with payment jumia is expected to deliver your exact product. Also applicable where you have successfully "checked out" but haven't made payment WITHIN the stipulated timeframe for payment and jumia send such mail after successfully "checking out" jumia would have still been liable.

Should you choose another product as jumia has suggested then you have successfully weived your right. If other products are above your budget and the discount attracted you to the product then I suggest you send a mail to their customer care and insist that you want the product have payed for but before doing that I suggest you read their terms and conditions and watch out for excluding/limiting clauses if their is any of such you don't have not worry much because by virtue of you been the weaker party (buyer) the court may overlook such clauses to your advantage.

Jumia have just/about to rip OP off what they have done is similar to paying for a product and cost of delievey only for the seller to tell you that they no longer have the product in stock after they have successfully received payment for the product. In saner climes jumia would have been sued long ago what I should have expected from jumia to calm the OP down is to compensate OP by giving him #15,000 worth of voucher that would be deducted should he choose another product even with the voucher and WITHOUT Op wanting another product Op can still sue and get better compensation.

We all look but see differently if you have been asking God to bless you 2020 and by Dec. 31 2020 you say God haven't done it, God will look you from above and say he did bless you but you couldn't and didn't recognize neither did you utilise it

Politics › Re: Former Adviser To The President Now Turned To Street Begger (pics) by candyguyofficia(m): 11:10pm On Jul 15, 2020*

The mindset of an average Nigerians is why corruption is soooo rampant in Nigeria and the reasons why Nigerians kick against corruption is NOT because they like the fight against corruption or because they believe in the struggle but it's simply because they are far down below in the foodchain that even the leftover is not even accessible by them. (If these persons are given position they will do far worse that those they presently complain about).

The pictures (if it's true) then what is wrong with it? Instead of Nigerians to be more concerned with the service the S.A (as he then was) rendered while in service if it's laudable, we are more concerned on why he is poor and a beggar on the street years after service, it is for this reason that politicians keep looting the national treasury with reckless abandon so that up to their 6th generation won't trend on social media that their great grand grand grand father/mother was an S.A or President or Governor.

Sincerely we have to change our mentality. What happened to good name? When did we get it wrong? Where did we get it wrong ? Is there hope for the future?

Dont you think all politicians don't reason this and perhaps that is why they amass wealth by all means? so that their community/Nigerians would still respect them after service because they feel Nigerians would rather talk about their wealth after service than talk about their contributions while in service.

Nigerians crying against corruption are still the ones giving corrupt politicians the reason to keep looting. Now!!!! Think it for a second don't you think you need a change of mentality.

Sincerely sometimes I feel the place now called Nigeria around the period of 30's, 40's, 50's, 60's, first quarter of 70's is fair better than now and because some comments above make me think we don't know how well and how far other countries (not first world countries let's leave those ones, I'm talking about fellow Africa countries) have far left Nigeria behind.

How many Nigerian know our history we all waiting for saviour whereas those that cry the most for a saviour will be the first person to trade the saviour for a pot of portage. We are waiting for a change why don't YOU be that change.

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Romance › Re: At What Age Did You Move Out Of Your Parents House. by candyguyofficia(m): 7:33pm On Jul 15, 2020

Dreyton36:
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Base on the Edo boy wey I be

I left home at 13, me and 4 of my friends saved money to rent a single room , 5 boys for one small room on top carpet chai

At 14 i don dey smoke base on say street don take over
At 15 me and one of my friend don rent out own single room they live together , they bleep small small girls of our age then

Wondering how we survive? No reason am , for Edo state to chop no be issue , hustle yakpa , we push wheel barrow
We hawk market , anything wey they reign we go sell am
Be it , yam, tomatoes anything at all
I even sell roasted corn sef , I sponsored myself to school
But na government school no school fees , only P.T.A money which was 200 naira then

At 18 I rented my own room , I don get admission into auchi poly that year
I dey stay off campus , they still push wheel barrow and other hustle

At 22 i don move go lag , rent 2bedroom flat , big boy
I bleep tire cuz my house fine die
Jah bless me i fly out at 24 , I enter Dubai, I only spend one year for Dubai , at 25 I enter Germany but I come back to naija from Dubai first ooo , from Germany I made much bar , I build my own house for Lagos , ikorodu no time

I'm 28 now I dey enjoy my life and my parents too dey flex

That's how I take get correct link to travel , if you want travel out and you get your cash ready just send me mail
I go show you way no time
Any country at all , E clear like vision

In your thread of "Rude rich girl ..." You said you graduated from AAU now you said you graduated from Auchi. How far which is true? Not that you owe anyone here but the story no add up

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Romance › Re: . by candyguyofficia(m): 1:50pm On Jul 14, 2020

azvm:
2014. i met a guy on Nairaland, i'll call him C. i'm not a new member, only using a new moniker. I was 27, him 29 (now we're 32, 35). i'm yoruba, him igbo. we met in Religion where we were encouraging one suicidal, depressed dude in a thread. he PMed me abt liking what i wrote then the friendship began. we had things in common, had interesting discussions, talked about ourselves and families, problems, etc. we agreed to be in a ldr, communicated mostly over email, whatsapp texts. we've done video calls too several times and till three years ago but i put a stop to them bc he was always asking me to show him parts of my body

2016. i was doing a school research project i needed a website for. C told me he knew someone in Nigeria to build it for me, said he would pay him the money, about $100. after the website was built , a week later he started hampering me to return the money, hurling insults at me, telling me i stole his money and he would tell everyone i took his money and ran. i told him i thought the money had been a gift. we were in a relationship, i didn't think i had to return it. after all the verbal abuse i sent him the money -actually sent him more than $100, then he was happy. it wasn't until i told him how bad his behavior was towards me that he apologized. after this, he wanted me to visit him in Nigeria (we had talked abt me visiting Nigeria since 2015) but i couldn't make it. he soon quit talking to me, disappeared. i didn't hear from him at all for three months, no calls, no nothing. i ended up meeting a man here, a Jamaican. i wasn't attracted to this man, we weren't in a relationship. i don't want to get into these details but i was sexually assaulted and lost my virginity, at 29. i reported to the police last year, it's still an ongoing police case. i somehow blame C. i've felt if he hadn't disappeared i wouldn't hv fallen into the hands of this rapist. C knew my goal was always to save myself for marriage like i had been doing.

rewind. some background. before i met C, i was in a relationship when i was 25, in 2012.
2012. i met a yoruba guy my Uni. he was an international student. we never had sex due to me wanting to wait for marriage. we kissed, hugged during our weekly outings. we saw each other once a week for movies, dinner, bowling. he ended up cheating. 7 months later, i broke up w him. this dude is history but is who i consider my ex if you ask who my ex is. i consider this relationship my first ever relationship, the only real-life relationship i've ever been in all my life, though a non-sexual one.

back to C.
2017. he did encourage me after i told him what had happened to me, provided moral support. but he then disappeared again. when he contacted me four months later, i was upset, we exchanged some words over email- mostly me calling him dishonest, unfaithful, untrustworthy, which were all true. he took things too far and was verbally abusive calling me horrible names and using the things i've told him about myself to insult me, like the sexual assault. he apologized later but i was quite hurt. we decided to start anew for a relationship mostly doing whatsapp texts and email as usual. he isn't a phone call person, he has the tendency to need his space for a week a two- i never complained.

2018. he disappeared again this time for 8 months, from april to november, no communication at all. i had told myself to forget about him. he suddenly called my phone one november afternoon 5 times. when we got to talking he confessed he was engaged to an igbo girl in Nigeria, was busy making preparations for the marriage but her family were making too many financial demands so he opted to call it off. i was shocked to hear he had been engaged. i told him he only contacted me again since the marriage plans didn't work out. he apologized, said it's me he wants to marry, i'm a simple girl, i'll give him peace of mind, blah blab blah. he wanted us to start where we left off. i told him i no longer trusted him but said we could try again, see where it goes

2019. we continue and things were fine till Valentine's Day. a week before V-day he said he loved me, promised to never leave me again. on Valentine's day i got no Valentine's message from him either or email or whatsapp, no call, nothing. meanwhile i would see him on whatsapp. fast forward to two weeks later i needed a logo for a blog of mine. i found a guy on nairaland for it. initially i wanted to send C the money to give to the guy but i decided to send him the money myself, i sent him the money then C started ignoring me. long story short the guy didn't send my logo after receiving the money. i told C, asked him to call the guy for me to release my logo, he refused. after this, i stopped communicating with C myself this time, he didn't contact me either, not till later last year

2020. fast forward to last month he told me abt his laptop which got damaged after a power outage. i started looking online to buy another laptop for him ( i didn't tell him ). my plan was to surprise him, send it to him for his birthday in October. we chatted on whatsapp the next day, i was doing my best to make him feel better, asked him what laptop he's using now, other questions to show him i care. all of a sudden he went of on me calling me deplorable n all sorts of names, saying stuff he knows will hurt me. i dunno maybe he was having a bad day or what. i told him i was planning to buy another laptop for him but he carried on insulting me. i blocked him. asides, his communication towards me recently has been sexual -he's always talkn abt wanting to make love to me, how attracted he is to me ( he has my pics ), how i'm his fantasy. he emailed me days later talkn abt me being the love of his life. he first refused apologizing for all his insults said over whatsapp, he said he doesn't need to apologize before i forgive. he finally said "i'm sorry ok" days later, i told him there's no more relationship. he says he doesn't want to let me go, i'm the only one who understands him. lately i've been thinking abt sponsoring him or going to nigeria to marry him. despite the fights he hs been my friend over the years. plus i'm thinking being in the same place may help us bond a lot better, start a family someday. my fears are he may not be a good father or husband, will be abusive, or i may find out he's got a wife in Nigeria. what do u guys think i should do?

*he's still on nairaland though not too active. he may or may not see this thread... it wouldn't matter either way.

I didn't have the intention to read it cause I have had a busy day, I am presently relaxing and Im surprised I didn't close the tab so I decided to read it up to pass time while relaxing.
My Advise:
Forget him (the NL guy), yes forget him. I know there is no "perfect relationship" but that do not mean that one should be in a dysfunctional one. I know you feel your biological clock is ticking but still forget him a broken relationship is far better than a broken marriage. I suggest you go out more often and try and socialize the more. In the 21st century there are ways girls make advances to guy in a subtle way that the guy wouldn't even know. You need to brush up your socialization skill. I would still advise sponsor your brother or sister for the guy he isn't worth it (trust me), all the handwriting are on the wall.

Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Dubai Company Excludes Nigerian Applicants From Vacancies by candyguyofficia(m): 11:23pm On Jul 08, 2020

flyingpig:
Best comment I've read on nairaland since Lord knows when.

Thanks Boss. I'm humbled

Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Dubai Company Excludes Nigerian Applicants From Vacancies by candyguyofficia(m): 11:17pm On Jul 08, 2020

gypsey:
Some nigerians even went on social media to praise and still worship housppupi comending his frauding of oyibo people, claims it is a good pay back to the oyibos for creating nigeria or stealing from their nigerian forefathers as they put it, they forgot that every of their comments are seen and read by the FBI, CIA and dubai's authorities too. a lot of countries considers nigeria and nigerians as corrupt and criminal minded people, as nigerian politicians and so called leaders are seen on social media platform dinning and drinking with fraudsters, money laundrerers and scammers.

It is pitiable sometimes I wonder when and how we got it this wrong. It's really a shame. In the committee of nation most especially in Africa, Nigeria ought to be blazing but the giant has been humbled not just by other nationals but by citizens who ought to keep the flag flying

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Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Dubai Company Excludes Nigerian Applicants From Vacancies by candyguyofficia(m): 11:12pm On Jul 08, 2020

uuzba:
People keep feeling that they can leave their villages, come to the city, mess up everything, destroy all government property, steal all government money, break contracts.
Then when the nation is totally destroyed, they can happily run back to hide in their villages.

Fool!
Your village is ALSO INSIDE NIGERIA.

The whole idea of "I'm only concerned about my village" ... is a myopic and idiotic thing.

The whole whole Nigeria is your country. You can buy land , live and die and be buried in any part of this country.

I made a conscious decision not to insult any Nairalander even in the face of provocation. You quoted me and used the word "fool" how do you feel now as you reading what I'm writing and I'm saying you quoted the wrong person. I never mentioned village, my post was hinged on international perception in the global scene. You could read my post

Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Dubai Company Excludes Nigerian Applicants From Vacancies by candyguyofficia(m): 11:06pm On Jul 08, 2020

[quote author=Xisnin post=91521987]Don't excuse fraud.
It has everything to do with Hushpuppy and his ilks.
You can tell yourself otherwise to feel good.
A rude, incompetent and inconsistent employee may be tolerated
but a fraudster will destroy a business at the slightest opportunity.
That is why Nigerians are excluded.

I didn't excuse fraud all I'm saying is that fraud is just one of the numerous anti social vices ascribed to Nigerians in the international arena. You just proved my point "a rude, incompetent and inconsistent employee [b]may be tolerated", minimum international standard not talking internally the quote is generally NOT acceptable. When Nigeria export this character you described they expect a handshake but over there it's a big NO! NO!! I do NOT support internet fraud and will never support such there is no excuse for crime, if anyone do the crime and it's proved beyond reasonable doubt then the person should also do the time. The corrupt breed of our leaders is not an excuse for crime however that do not mean that in analysing public policy discuss that the government should be left out of blame. Like I said internet fraud is just one of the numerous anti social vices ascribed to Nigerians and a strong odor that Nigerians in dispora have to put in extra effort more than other national in a bid to distinguish himself/herself from the average idea of who a Nigerian is ( from the measurement and the lens of a foreign national of who the average Nigerian is)[/b]

Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Dubai Company Excludes Nigerian Applicants From Vacancies by candyguyofficia(m): 10:47pm On Jul 08, 2020

vanPELaj:
Am sorry the narrative can't change.

Changing the narrative I know is not a tea party. However we ALL must strive to change the narrative collectively and more importantly we have to change the narrative individually, it is for this reason that the change begins with you just the way it begins with me

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Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Dubai Company Excludes Nigerian Applicants From Vacancies by candyguyofficia(m): 7:13pm On Jul 08, 2020*

dapsoneh:
Hushpuppi phenomenon/effect

I don't think it have anything to do with hushpuppy, it may have contributed but it's not entirely based on it. Internet fraud, lack of devotion, dishonesty and lack of value are synonymous and ascribed to Nigerians in the International arena and hushpuppy case is just one out of the plethora of cases and after hushpuppy case their will still be numerous cases (even though i pray it doesn't get to that stage). All I'm saying is internet fraud is just one out of the numerous anti social vices ascribed to Nigerians why I said it is not based on hushpuppy case and if it is based on hushpuppy it's not entirely based on it

MODIFICATION
The post was modified starting from the bold as the network wasn't stable

Ps: I have been a victim of the negative narrative ascribed to Nigerians

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Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Dubai Company Excludes Nigerian Applicants From Vacancies by candyguyofficia(m): 7:01pm On Jul 08, 2020

Oops! Nigerian inclusive of leaders and citizen have trampled on the image of the country. If only Nigerians know how Nigeria and Nigerians are perceived abroad then Nigerians will not be quick to praise internet fraudsters. There is a systematic problem with leadership, followership and our value system. No respect for dignity in labor, theives and persons of questionable character get chieftaincy tittles and in religious centers they are given "high table" during fund raising. We have taken the bull by the horn it didn't work it's time we think out of the box and look inward in a bid to change the narrative. Uhuru Sasa

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Education › Re: BREAKING: Nigerian Students Won't Write 2020 WAEC - FG by candyguyofficia(m): 6:36pm On Jul 08, 2020

After they make believe secondary schools will open soon undecided

Politics › Re: DSS Appeals Judgement On Hanan Buhari SIM Card Case by candyguyofficia(m): 7:13pm On Jul 07, 2020

When it comes to accusatorial system (most especially in Nigeria), people always see lawsuit as a battlefield (which isn't bad because that is what it is) except that it's not always a means to end dispute as defence counsel would rather spend 4 times the cost awarded by the trial court as damages only to spend it as legal fee to keep appealing to higher court than to pay the cost as 'damages' all in a bid to frustrate the prosecution counsel to back off the case or settle out of court in a bid for appellant to keep his/her "pride". This case may even go to Supreme Court and the Court of Appeal may even uphold the judgement of the trial court.

Education › Re: 631 Law Students Fail Call To Bar Final Exams by candyguyofficia(m): 7:27pm On Jul 05, 2020

The failure is much. It's take grace and a mixture of hardwork and working smart to scale through not just in this instance but in all sphere of life.

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