the white man in the second picture is thoroughly amused.

Something is clearly amiss here.
Nobody goes to buy or sell coffin without asking for the length of the corpse.

PrinceOfLagos:

Stiff like that how? Even with the picture and video evidence up there ?

That coffin ain't his size

They broke his neck so he could fit into the coffin

Are you normal?
Break his neck, why?
No other coffin his size.

izonborn098:
Naira hate Mohbad because he refuse to accept many of his evil acts'' that is where the blackmail come's from....
Abi other young artist like zino, ruger don't smoke? What about naira marley himself?
Mohbad rest on...

Maybe him no gree collect for anus

Wealthoptulent:
Lolz ellup

What is funny about this story.

APCNig:


Flat head developers whose brothers are distributing hard drugs in UAE will still complain

It's always come heads that are beheaded in the middle East like Saudi Arabia. U don forget?

ednut1:
Another legacy of the Fulani jihad.

Go research the nupes, fulanis don't dare mess with them

Christistruth00:


If Davido or Asake was given an Honorary doctorate in Music will you argue with that one?

But if Buhari or Obasanjo was given a honorary doctorate in Music you must definitely question it

Na was for you oo.
Where u expecting the university to give Dino honorary doctorate in engineering?
Abi no be politics been him area?

Christistruth00:
From Atiku's American University in Yola?

How do we know that it Wasn't Atiku that arranged it

If it was even given to him for Theatre Arts and Comedy we would not have said anything because Dino is definitely worth that one.
Dino has entertained Nigerians with so much unforgetable Drama.

How can we forget the one Dino Videoed from the Top of a Tree while trying to escape from Gov Yaya Bello's Thugs

It was better than most Nollywood movies

oga every honorary doctorate degree is arranged.

FreeStuffsNG:
Smh. Is that the lie they told you?

Pa Akintola Williams was the one with Chief Ogunbanjo and other professionals who used their professional licenses to set it up Lagos Stock Exchange Limited.

While Pa Williams was a Chartered Accountant, Pa Ogunbanjo is a Lawyer. Pa Ogunbanjo is still alive and one of his sons was the immediate past Chairman of the Nigeria Stock Exchange.

What made you think it's Sir Ojukwu, who was a successful trader and not professional, is because they made him the ceremonial Chairman.

The real profesionals like Pa Akintola are the real owners, CEO and key managers in charge of the operations. It's like the way the Obi of Onitsha was made the chairman of GTBank but you know the bank is owned majorly by the Agbajes, Adeolas and the Aderiokun families.

Late Tayo Aderiokun and Fola Adeola are the professionals who own and registered GTBank with their professional licenses while Pa Agbaje, father of current Group CEO provided funds until his son was ripe enough to take his father's turn as CEO while Obi of Onitsha remains Chairman

So the financial weight behind setting up the stock exchange is just ceremonial n inconsequential?

Tell me which company as at that time that didn't have something to do with Sir Ojukwu? U really think the stock exchange would have made the initial success without a chairman with the with vast connections like sir Ojukwu?

Read up obi of onitsha's business/boardroom profile, then you'll know why a particular person is chosen as chairman of any company.

FreeStuffsNG:
Another legend from the Yoruba families with such surnames.

Eyin yin ti da sir.

You lived to see Asiwaju, an Accountant from Ile Odua, become the President, Federal Republic of Nigeria..baba lived well.

Baba was also the brain behind the Lagos
Stock Exchange which today we know as the Nigeria Stock Exchange

Ojukwu father pioneered the stock exchange in Nigeria

There's this simp in my church that his wife convinced him to sponsor her travel to UK.
The woman left without his m or the kids.

I just dey look am side eye.

He said make noise.
Okay.

Oleeeeeeee
Barawoooooo
Onye oshiiiiii

Yul is a fool.
Go and watch ur father's interview where he rejected as prominent northerners invitation to Kano n learn from his reasons of not going.

P/s: his father speaks perfect hausa.

proeast:


My brother, always try and read with understanding. It was Buhari that stopped it because Abia state was under PDP.

Please show me where in the write up it says that buhari stopped it.

Imagine pdp stopping the building of federal Secretariat, n they keep crying of presence of federal structures.

BOSSkesh:
Name 5 Igbo people of good repute
Yorubas lead everywhere

Shona Rambo
Mc Oluomo
Tinubu
Aregbesola
Bobrisky

They are very prominent igbos.

For those who don't know, Aba original master plan is one of the best in Nigeria. It was planned like the old Port Harcourt town.

Kingosytex:
Wike don master the art of politicking. He is not the only minister sworn in, but all headlines is about him. Man is a genius, smart, and also calculative.

N he's making a fundamental mistake of trying to outshine his master. One of the 48 laws of power is never to outshine your master.

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airsaylongcome:
Lol..Innate intelligence!! I have nothing to say

Maybe you are not.

Afrobeat, the genre of music ruling the airwaves all around the world right now, is a product of Nigerian ingenuity. A genre that was created by the legend, Fela Anikulapo Kuti, has been stamped on the world map of popular music, by Nigerian youths.
With very limited access to resources, the youths have managed to turn Afrobeat into a multi-billion-dollar industry. And just as the African American youths created and put hip-hop/rap music on the world map, Nigerian youths pulled off the Afrobeat revolution. Same fit was also achieved in the movie industry (Nollywood).
But the unsung heroes that made these possible are the almost invisible young minds, both technical and non-technical talents, that mainly operate from the background. They have managed and controlled the entire value-chain of the Afrobeat industry. This talent pool of highly skilled and intelligent youths has always been in plain sight, silently waiting to be of benefit to the world. They are a ready-made army of great minds that the world needs to pay attention to.
The Asian freelance market has been known for a long while, as the go-to for remote freelance jobs, mostly in the tech space. They’ve established themselves as a powerhouse, and the world knows about this.
But I dare say that whatever experts you want to hire, as regards tech and non-tech remote freelance workers, Nigeria will give you what you want. There is a very large resource pool that you can choose from.
Nigerians are typically self-driven and have the mindset of succeeding against all odd. Most experts are self-taught and well versed in latest trends and technologies in any area they choose to specialize in. Are you looking for programmers, media experts, copywriters, tech writers of any kind, social media talents, etcetera, your best bet is to look the way of Nigeria.
They are really not hard to find, as they have a strong presence online, but they unfortunately go unnoticed or ignored. Over the years, the Nigerian youth has gotten undue publicity for some not too pleasant reasons in the cyber space. And this has quite reasonably cast a dark cloud on the entire youth population. But there are certain facts that need to be stated here; those that do these things are in a very tiny minority, and thanks to the Nigerian government’s conscious efforts to track them down, their numbers are reducing drastically. And with the explosion of web3 and cryptocurrency, most have diverted their attention from cybercrime to making legit money online.
Of all the reasons on why you should always look out for Nigerian freelancers for remote work, here are the 4 most important reasons:
1. INNATE INTELLIGENCE:
It’s a well-known fact, at least in the United States of America, that amongst the immigrant population, Nigerian immigrants are the most educated. Acquisition of education/knowledge is high in the priority list for an average Nigerian. If they can afford any form of education, they go for it.
And thanks to the internet, Nigerians have taken full advantage of this near free education source to acquire knowledge. A very high percentage of the youths, who may not have the financial means to get an education in a structured setting, have relied on the internet as a very viable opportunity. Whatever skill that can be acquired via browsing the internet, there is a sizable number of Nigerian youths well trained in it.

2. ALWAYS WILLING TO GO OVER AND BEYOND:
Getting a remote job for a Nigerian, almost always places a burden on him/her to deliver on the job. Repeat patronage is very high on their mind. And with the unfortunate employment level in the country, most rely on remote freelance jobs as their best alternative. And so, there’s always the need to do a good job of whatever task they are given. You can always be rest assured that you job is in safe hands with a Nigerian freelancer.......

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Bigseven:
He might be a pedophile

I think he is

what is Nigeria's business with this?

all these fulani elites crossing the border to go talk to the military in Niger, is there something they are not telling us?

tensazangetsu20:


Well to be honest I wont blame them. I used to think African and south american countries were the same level until I got into tech and started looking into jobs in other countries. Africans are at the bottom of the human race. You can't even compare the most developed country in Africa to even Peru. We don't know how finished we are. We don't even have roads. What did Nigeria do with the first 20 years of independence. No roads o. I am going out today and will put in more pictures

bros what are the options for remote cybersecurity jobs?

what is the business of sultan to niger if it is no to protect the evil fulani terrorists that are causing problems in niger?

Egypt and Libya have had military govt for quite a while now, but none of these coward african organizations can even cough.

leave niger alone.

ggfgfhjgh lkj.,,,..,m .,m

So after all these years guyman still dey hang hand for shoulder, n the babe don leave am behind.

when an ordinary citizen understands the importance of subsidy better than the government.