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Good luck bro.

Study route is still the best way.


You get luck. I've been looking for a SK girl online for long but it's not been easy. The one wey I see just dey snub me anyhow.

PS: I'm not looking for SK girl because I want her to send me money but so that things will be easier once I get there.

ishowdotgmail:
Bro that urge had being in me all this while. Just finished service last month and when I returned home, already seeing myself to have moved to my own apartment. Am not comfortable staying with them again

No be yeye my brother

One will just be feeling somehow.

uuzba:
Feeling?
It is never too early to leave.
Go now now. Pack and start paying your own rent. Don't waste time on NL telling us about "Feeling".

You can't afford to pay house rent doesn't mean I can't. Seems you're broke in your 18s

adaksbullet:
Mine scarery day his when am failed eglish exam

What you wrote twist my brain.

Yes, I'm 18 and feel like leaving my parents house already.

Liltay

As the 2019 general elections approaches, Nigerians are worried about possible ways the election may be rigged and Twitter user @yemzine has just shared PVCs of seemingly underage persons that's already circulating in the North.

According to him;
'the rigging in this 2019 elections will be the most epic'.

Culled from; https://www.torimill.com/2018/05/nigerian-man-shares-pvcs-of-underage-persons-circulating-in-the-north.html


Lalasticlala Mynd44 Dominique

Ladies and OVERDO.

Must you use big girl to do everything?

I trust my MEN

signature2012:
Check yourself.

I swear

A Nigerian activist identified as Oluyemi Fasipe has taken to Twitter to call out Senator Ben Bruce over the treatment of his staff by a foreigner.

Read what he tweet below;
"Good morning Nigerians, my attention has been drawn to the inhumane treatment of staffs of Silver bird cinemas by the general manager, an Indian man by name frank lason (Frankie), silver bird is owned by Senator @benmurraybruce the Buy Nigeria Grow Nigeria advocate. THREAD!

I don't want to concern myself with the reasons why our common sense senator, @benmurraybruce decided to import a General manager for his company despite his buy/grow Nigeria advocacy but It is totally unacceptable for a foreigner to come here and treat Nigerians like slaves.

I practically made moves to contact the Senator, @benmurraybruce via his SM aide @renoomokri but my efforts weren't productive, the essence not this thread is for the Senator to call his oyinbo GM to order, Nigerians will not tolerate a foreigner enslave them on their own soil"


Culled from; https://www.torimill.com/2018/05/nigerian-activist-calls-out-ben-bruce-over-the-treatment-of-his-staff-by-a-foreigner.html


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Lalasticlala Mynd44 Dominique

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An engineer, Ken Chibueze Onu has narrated how Pastor Benedict Mgdire of the Lord’s Chosen Charismatic Revival Ministries, Georgia, United States of America (USA) branch, allegedly defrauded him of $38,000.

In an interview with Newtelegraph, Onu claimed that his son, who attends the Chosen International Secondary School, was chased out of the school for not paying his fees. Onu, who is the Chief Executive Officer of Kenglobal Trade and Industry Limited, said that he was also a member of the church.

He said: “I singlehandedly financed the opening of the Mbaitolu and Ikeduru branches of the church in Imo State. What is happening between Pastor Mgdire and I is quite unfortunate. My son, who is schooling in the church’s school, located at Mgbidi Oru West, Local Government Area, Imo State, was sent out of the school because we couldn’t pay his school fees.”

Recollecting the genesis of his troubles, Onu said that after Mgdire returned from the U.S., he engaged him in discussions.

He said;
“I told him that I have a car park space on Apapa-Oshodi Expressway. He also told me that he had his own car showroom in the U.S. He told me that he used to import vehicles into the country and spare parts. One day, he came to borrow money from me. By then, exchange rate was N500 per dollar.”

Onu and Mgdire reached an agreement; rather than refund the money, Mgdire should ship vehicles to Onu. Onu said that he sourced most of the money from his banks and other means. The money was later wired to Mgdire.

He said;
“I didn’t receive any vehicle. I called him several times, but he wouldn’t pick my calls. I suspected a foul play and reported to our General Overseer, Pastor Lazarus Muoka. Our GO told me that, if it was Mgdire, I shouldn’t worry. Other church ministers I complained to about him, said Mgdire was reliable.

I was so disturbed, because this was a breach of trust. He duped me! He lured me into his business and deceived me, using the name of God. He told me that if I could send a certain amount of money, he would supply me cars of my choice at a good rate.” When Onu realised that he was about to lose his money, his blood pressure jumped. He said that he almost died, but for God and his doctor.

He said: “My problem is that most of the money was borrowed from banks and the interest was galloping every day. At a point, I could no longer sleep. The pastor refused to pick my calls or do anything about our business deal.” Onu said that he tried to report the matter to as many pastors in the church as possible, but at a point, they all allegedly stopped picking his calls. He decided to seek the intervention of their Public Relations Officer (PRO). The man allegedly told him to exercise patience, that the matter was an in-house one.

Onu said that eight months after, the bank loans and Mgdire’s inability to fulfil his part of the deal grounded his business and caused his son to be sent out of school. He said: “Financially, my situation was getting worst. I could no longer take care of my family. I went to our GO and asked that the church should assist me; at least for my son to be allowed to continue his studies.”

Onu was directed to the church education director, who after listening to him, replied that he was not in a position to do anything. Onu was further pained after his boy was not allowed to sit for his examination. He added: “I called our GO several times until he picked. He told me that a lot of people had problems, just as I do. He said that if I couldn’t pay my son’s school fees, he shouldn’t come back to school.

I appealed to him to understand my predicament. I was into importation before now; and if not for what happened to me, I wouldn’t go to the GO to seek assistance for my son to continue his education.

Some of the buses the church is using, I assisted to buy them from the U.S. Until now, I have never gone to the church to seek help.” Thinking that his GO’s wife might be able to help, Onu sent several text messages to her, explaining his situation and that of his son.

He said;
“But my GO’s wife, Mrs. Joy Muoka, didn’t bother to reply my messages. I was surprised because she used to be very nice to my family and I. I don’t know what went wrong. I don’t know my offence against the church. I don’t understand why the church and ministers abandoned my family and I. My financial situation was so bad that my landlord issued me a quit notice because I couldn’t pay my rent.”

When everyone, especially his church failed him, Onu started making moves himself. He tried to get information on when Mgdire might come into the country. In the course of probing, he discovered that Mgdire had been to Nigeria several times with consignments, but usually leaves immediately after selling them. Onu had to report the matter to the police. When our correspondent called Muoka about the matter, he said that he was not aware of it.

He added: “If there is any issue of such in the church, the people involved should settle the matter.” But Onu said he later recovered a container valued at $20,000 from Mgdire.

He said;
“We were able to track the container from the U.S., while monitoring his activities. We got information recently from a reliable source that Mgdire shipped in goods, which included vehicles and spare parts in a container. We went to the terminal at Apapa, Lagos, where the container was cleared. Later, we learnt that he moved the container into the country through Ghana. I heard that he has been shipping containers full of goods into the country through Ghana. After selling the whole things, he would travel back to the U.S. without bothering to see me; me that he collected money from for over two years.”

On the day that Mgdire entered Ladipo Market to contact people to buy some of the cars and parts he shipped into Nigeria, Onu got the information and alerted the police.

Mgdire was arrested and moved to the State Criminal Investigations and Intelligence Department (SCIID), Panti, Yaba. Reacting to allegation levelled against him, Mgdire said: “Onu is like a brother to me. What happened between the two of us was a mere misunderstanding. Onu got police to lock me; he’s just suffering my body, not my soul.”

Mgdire’s brother-in-law, Dr. Tony Onwuka, who took his bail and stood surety, said that he couldn’t speak with our correspondent until he had contacted his lawyer. Onwuka, however, said: “I believe that the issue between my brother-inlaw and Onu can be settled without going to press or making it public knowledge.”

Mgdire’s lawyer, Arthur, said that the two parties involved had agreed to resolve the matter amicably because they were brothers. He disclosed that Mgdire had earlier sent a car and $1,500 to Onu as part of money owed him. The Lagos Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), SP Chike Oti, said that the matter was still under investigation.

Culled from; https://www.torimill.com/2018/05/businessman-narrates-how-pastor-benedict-of-the-lords-chosen-duped-him-of-38000.html

Lalasticlala Mynd44 Dominique

Elder001:
yansh loaded with only sheet... smh

Sheet ko Booklet ni

Watch video here;

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Mohammed Ciroma has expressed concern after he discovered that some residents of a village in Maiduguri are now making rings with empty bullet shells.

Read what he wrote below;
"We went to one settled village in #maiduguri today, to sensitize them on dangers of landmines and other unexploded devices.

To my surprise, when they saw the pictures of bullets and other dangerous objects, they said, "we use to make rings with the empty bullet shells. I was like really?, i then said let me see the rings that you guys claimed to have make from the bullets shells, three guys showed me the rings on their fingers."

Culled from; https://www.torimill.com/2018/05/man-expresses-concern-as-residents-in-maiduguri-village-make-rings-with-empty-bullet-shells.html


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duduade:
Obviously its cause she lives in a place where things are working


If she lived in Africa or Asia where the poverty level is high and nothing seems to be working, nobody would have explained what family planning meant

Nothing is working in Asia

FrankNetter:
I’m thinking of posting some “escapades” though. No 18+ stuff, should I?

Yeah

But make Justwise no con move it to Romance section o.

A Nigerian man on Twitter @NaijaClassCapt has taken to the micro-blogging platform to narrate how, his colleague, a "Good Samaritan" loses his car and almost jailed after stopping to help a lady carrying a crying baby in Abuja.

Read his tweets below;
"My colleague's car was snatched at gunpoint. Down the street from his office. It was a setup. He was just driving home from work when a woman carrying a crying baby flagged him down-- beside an obviously faulty car whose bonnet was open. He stopped to check.

It was a grave mistake. It was like in the movies-- everything happened in a flash, too unreal to be true. Three men armed to the teeth instantly bundled him into his own car and drove off. This happened in Asokoro, Abuja.

They drove towards Gwagwalada, got to a point and stopped. They weren't sure whether to kill him or let him go. One of them knew for sure that since it was a new car, it must have a tracker and killing my colleague would be a surer way to avoid jail.

They robbed another car, and 'accidentally' dropped off my colleague's ID card in that car. They continued towards Kabba. At around 1:00 AM, they stripped him of every clothing he had on, and told him they know he would track the car. But that if they ever get caught, they ... would track him, kill every member of his family and then finally kill him. They told him to forget about the car--- he shouldn't bother looking for it.

No car stopped for him. No sane driver would stop for a completely naked man in the middle of bushy nowhere at 1:00 AM. In the morning he saw people going to farm and explained to them. Soon, he had enough clothes and money with which to go back to Abuja.

He had suffered some form of shock and was now showing signs of PTSD-- he had been beaten and forced to endure the inhumanity of traveling in the truck of a sedan along a very bumpy road.

The moment he came back to Abuja, he was admitted. On the second day, before we could find out what transpired, policemen investigating the second robbery, came to arrest him in the hospital.

It took connections and 'leg' to stop him from ending up in Kuje Prisons.
Today, my colleague is one of the most heartless people i know. He would slash your throat if he had to.

Life."

Culled from; https://www.torimill.com/2018/05/man-loses-car-almost-jailed-after-stopping-to-help-lady-carrying-a-crying-baby-in-abuja.html

I'd have love to buy it but the design is just like my Tecno K9.

I only buy phone because of design.

A Nigerian woman resolved to become successful in her own right and build her house after she was abandoned by the man she built with.

Blogger Okoro Blessing Nkeiruka took to her Instagram page to share her story. She said she always prayed for her man's success above hers and, as a result of her prayers and support, her man moved from living in his father's house to building a 1-bedroom flat in his father's compound, and from that to building a 3-bedroom apartment.

She said she couldn't wait to live in the new house and dreamt of what life would be like in the house. But she never lived in it. As soon as it was completed, her boyfriend separated from her.

When begging didn't change his mind, she vowed to succeed in her own right and build her house. Today, she has completed a 2-storey building consisting of 6 flats for rent.

She went on to advise women to ensure they don't forget to build themselves while building with a man.

Sharing a photo of her new building, she wrote;
"Let me share this to inspire you.....

I was once like you, that little girl with no dreams.
But I grew up so fast because of my early experience in life.

Once upon a time when all I did was pray for a man to be successful but never prayed for my self, maybe because I believed that some things are meant just for the men.

I met my ex in his room right in his fathers house, I prayed for him and he built a 1 bed room flat in his family compound. The family compound got so hot for me and I prayed again and begged God to give us a bigger place so we can move and he started completing his 3 bed room apartment.

I had so much hope , so happy I will have a big kitchen and a compound to myself , could not wait to have my room, as we went to inspect the place during weekends.

But guess what ?, I never lived in that house, we separated before he finished . I even went back to beg him because I felt cheated and felt another woman will come and enjoy my sweat but he did not want again.

People suggested juju for me , some suggested prophet, and some said they will take me to Ibadan were they will make him come back to me so I can go back and enjoy my sweat ? but I had a powerful mom , God bless her . She told me, NKIRUKA, listen to me, there is nothing your ex have that you can not have only if u work hard .

I took my mums advise and started my journey to succeed.
This is 6 Flat’s for rent .

Just wait until you see my personal residence ??.
Abi Bom therapy lounge ?
Hey you young lady .

As you build with a man don’t forget to build yourself .
You can do everything a man can do and even more
Build yourself is what we call plan B....
I am a product of grace."

Culled from; https://www.torimill.com/2018/05/lady-build-her-own-house-after-her-man-who-she-built-with-left-her-after-their-house-was-completed.html

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A Nigerian man on Twitter identified as Wole Odeyele is of the opinion that foreign bosses treat their employees better than Nigerian bosses.

Read his reasons;
"In my entire career, All foreign bosses respect weekends and after work hours.

In my experience, its only Nigerian bosses and HR that would try to price your wages down like slave drivers.

Foreign HR and Bosses are more concerned with paying you a fair wage to ensure you are well motivated

In my experience, foreign employers are less concerned with the appearance of work and more concerned with the content of work, so they allow flexibility in work hours and locations.

Nigerian employers stick with the traditional 8-5, and demand physical presence.

In my experience, foreign bosses aren't concerned about titles and ranks and try to create structures that are flat where everyone can collaborate with anyone.

Nigerian bosses are very hierarchical and you're most talk to your boss, who talks to his boss and he to his boss.

In my experience, foreign employers encourage open dialogs. Every decision can be questioned, challenged and reevaluated.

Nigerian employers are military styled. Questioning an instruction is considered insubordination and queries are issued like meal tickets

In my experience, foreign employers try to ensure profit sharing affects all employees. Everyone rises together or falls together.

Nigerian employers like to keep the juice at the very top and it won't trickle down. Even your annual bonus is questionable.

I promised myself never to work with non-multinationals again. We are incredibly close minded and shallow in our work styles.

I sometimes think our fellow country men are our own worst enemy in the workplace."

Culled from; https://www.torimill.com/2018/05/only-nigerian-bosses-make-it-seem-okay-for-you-to-work-on-weekends-man-see-why.html

swiz123:
Tell us how many men you have asked. A hundred?a Thousand?a Million?

I can bet my left balls that it's not even up to 10, So their opinion on that matter doesn't matter.

Anyone who made such statement must have lived in another country. Many of us are yet to cross Nigerian borders, so we can't endorse that myopic opinion.

Culture has a big say in today's marriages.

With that said,
we are sticking with Nigerians ladies.

You and who?

Jabulile NhlapoNhlapo, a 21-year-old University of South Africa student was allegedly shot and killed by an ex-boyfriend, at a commune in Vanderbjilpark on Tuesday.

Her friends said they saw the writing on the wall and feared for her life but they didn't know how to stop it.

"We saw the signs that something bad was going to happen to Jabu but we didn't know how to stop it," her friend Thando Miya said.

The 29-year-old ex-boyfriend was arrested a day after the murder and is expected to appear in the Vanderbjilpark Magistrate's Court today on a charge of murder.

"Jabu had tried to leave the relationship because she said she was no longer happy with him. He said he would kill her if she did. It wasn't physical abuse but she was no longer happy with him," Miya said.

Nhlapo's death has again brought into sharp focus the increasing number of cases of gender-based violence perpetrated by intimate partners in South Africa.

Culled from; https://www.torimill.com/2018/05/21-year-old-south-african-lady-was-killed-by-boyfriend-after-she-tried-to-end-the-relationship.html

Vicjustice:
Affidavits can not fix this one.

Chai.
The guy sef

Just looking at those condemning her Decision.
If the situation was Vice-versa, what would have been your reaction

Hypocrites err'wer

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There was a mild confusion, this morning, at Ojodu Abiodun, Lagos, after a young man lost consciousness due to the numerous slaps he received at the back of his head, from a policeman who wanted to check his phone.

According to reports, the victim had refused to give the policeman his password. This angered the officer and he descended on him. He also wanted to drag him to the Adugboluja Police Station, but the victim refused.

The beating only stopped after the young man slumped and passed out. He was promptly rushed to Ewa Hospital, by passers by. It was gathered that policemen are notorious for this habit in that axis.

Culled from; https://www.torimill.com/2018/05/man-slumps-after-receiving-many-slaps-from-police-officer-for-refusing-a-phone-check.html

Lalasticlala Mynd44 Dominique

Shey he get Affidavit?

Naija, Which way

Yeye pastors

Viralkid:
Is that 30 billion chain she's wearing

Before nko