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PoliticsRe: PDP Welcomes Buhari To Presidential Race: Faults His Claims On State Of The Nati by Chinom(m): 10:24am On Oct 16, 2014
Who says Buhari will be the candidate for APC. Has ATiku withdrawn ?! Let's wait and see what will happen when Atiku starts to share bags of money to the delegates.
Nigerian politics is not predictable. Only Buhari can give GEJ a good run for the presidency. With Atiku, GEJ is a sure banker. APC knows that too. But Buhari must still go through the primaries.
SportsRe: NFF Sack Keshi, Pick Amodu As Replacement by Chinom(m):
“Coach Amodu will take over of the team as interim coach, to be assisted by Salisu Yusuf (El Kanemi Warriors) and Gbenga Ogunbote (Sharks FC) while former Green Eagles goalkeeper, Alloy Agu will be the goalkeeper trainer,” the NFF official divulge.


What is this nonsense ! angry Are we reflecting federal character here or are we appointing on merit based on quality ? Why remove Keshi NOW. This is just too Ediotic. I knew this 'Picnic' of a man will ruin Nigerian football.

How on earth did they decide Amodu will do better than Keshi. I'm very sure this decision was based on saving money for them to chop. Amodu will do the job for N250k a month. If you must sack Keshi, then appoint someone that will carry the current team along. Someone that can blend with the current players. I forsee what happened between French players and their coach in the South Africa world cup happening with Amodu as coach. Sacking Keshi now does not make sense.
FamilyRe: UK-based Nigerian Mother Pleas For Help For Kidnapped Child by Chinom(m): 5:50pm On Oct 10, 2014
itstpia1:
the son actually seems to be in canada.

so its far more likely the "grandma" took the child there, in any case, she would be just as likely to go to canada as nigeria or barbados.

and yes, canada is visa free for her.

besides, its very doubtful she'd be able to hide the child in PH.
Whether Canada or Nigeria, it does not matter. All she needs is a flight ticket. I'm quite sure the granny will welcome her with open arms for the sake of the little girl.
However, the grandma lives in Nigeria. That is the likely place the child will be. From what i read here, the son Izu has finished his studies in Uk and moved back to Nigeria. Temmy should join them.
FamilyRe: UK-based Nigerian Mother Pleas For Help For Kidnapped Child by Chinom(m): 5:15pm On Oct 10, 2014
I have read most of the comments. I really think that Temmy has not given us all the valid info in this case. The Grandma cannot simply walk in and take the child out of UK. However, grandma should'nt have done that. I'm sure she has her reasons.

Methinks that the best solution right now for Temmy is for her to pack her bags and move to PH to be with both her Daughter and Grandma. From what i've read so far, it appears that grandma is capable of taking care of both Temmy and her grandchild. Things could even work out for the best for everybody involved. It's not complulsory for the child to be raised in the UK.

Temmy should relocate to PH. Who knows, she may form a family unit with the father, her daughter and the grandma.

How come none of you commentators thought of this. You all are busy dishing out blames. My suggestion could be a constructive solution to the problem. Grandma and son obviously love the girl. Temmy should join them in PH, Nigeria. Chikena..
CareerRe: What Is The Average Salary Of A Nigerian Soldier? by Chinom(m): 10:24pm On Oct 04, 2014
Sunnybobo3:
That wasn't the career I chose. Army recruits in the UK earn very close to the minimum wage. A policeman should actually earn significantly more than a soldier considering the work they do.
The same is applicable in the rest of Europe. Recruits in most EU countries earn slightly above minimum wage. A salary of between N50k and N80k for a Nigerian soldier recruit is a fantastic salary within the Nigerian context.

The soldier's family situation and lifestyle will determine whether the salary is enough for him or not. Some of them even have more than one wife.

95% of our soldiers were actually idle before the Boko haram terror broke out. In peace time, they are well paid. Nigeria has no major war to prosecute right now. Fighting BH is not a major war. Many soldiers in the South of Nigeria are still not doing much.
CareerRe: What Is The Average Salary Of A Nigerian Soldier? by Chinom(m): 8:25pm On Oct 04, 2014
victorv12:
Poverty has finished you mennnn! I can't imagine your standard of living...When your entirety of your earnings are exhausted on food and shelter, your labour are no longer viewed as an opportunity for economic advancement, but rather as an act of self-preservation. In the real world that's called slavery. 80k is nothing, bro! I know some gate men collecting over that. The basic salary of a fresh Nigeria military recruits should be over 400k and above...As for a fresh Nigeria graduate, 500k and above. Their should some changes in our labour laws...It should be strongly scrutinised by the Nigeria civil society. It's so sad to say, Nigerians are really suffering.
Here we go again !!. Ol' boy will you go and collect the gabbage at King's cross station before they sack you. We are discussing pay roll for Nigerians in Nigeria. Not for Nigerians in the UK, US or Europe. .....Mitcheeew
FamilyRe: The Things Nigerian Women Do To Find Husbands(Men Beware) by Chinom(m): 8:13pm On Oct 04, 2014
Toks2008:
Something funny is goin on o.

My post was surppose to be for chinom but na joenice dey answer.
That's because you are Cross eyed grin You dey quote Joenice, but replying to me. You no wear your glasses ?.
CareerRe: What Is The Average Salary Of A Nigerian Soldier? by Chinom(m): 8:09pm On Oct 04, 2014
gee147:
U guys dnt knw nfn abt Army salary,,,a private soja's salary is 49k
That sounds more plausible. That N80k a month is a bit on the high side. However, i would'nt mind if they are paid the N80k. They deserve it.
CareerRe: What Is The Average Salary Of A Nigerian Soldier? by Chinom(m): 8:05pm On Oct 04, 2014
Omololu007:
well i bliv,pple are joinin d army,cos dey wanna defend and protect thier country,so they wont care about the money.80k nah change o,a friend of mine jst got a job in a bank and he will b paid 350k every month,he go just dey sit for insyd air condition,dey receive dat amount o,,and i know pple who work in oil companies and earn more dan 600k every month,,but dis soldiers that are risking dia life for u and i,are receivin 80k,u no fit use am buy wine in som hotel...is so dam small.
Liar, liar...first job in a bank and on N350k a month ? !! shocked. Which bank is that in Nigeria. Morgan Chase ?!. Guy, you don't have to exaggerate. Some starting bank workers DONT earn as much as that Recruit.
CareerRe: What Is The Average Salary Of A Nigerian Soldier? by Chinom(m): 8:01pm On Oct 04, 2014
N80k for a Private ( Recruit) in the Nigerian army is a f*ucking good pay for a Nigerian worker. Raymondenyi and the other Diaspora Nigerians are busy converting it to Dollar, Pounds and Euro. Something they do all the time.
The Soldier works, lives and will spend his salary in Nigeria. Not in the US or UK.

I never knew they earn so much. They are really well paid. The problem is that they will blow their salary at the mammy market before they get home.
FamilyRe: The Things Nigerian Women Do To Find Husbands(Men Beware) by Chinom(m): 3:57pm On Oct 04, 2014
As a matter of fact, women hold all the aces. It's the woman that decides if a man is good enough to be a husband and father to her children. Most men think we make that decision, but we don't. A woman, based on her STRONG FEELINGS will choose the male specie that she wil spend the rest of her life with.

The irony here is that her strong feelings for a man is actually what will make her choose that Jerk and Jacka55 of a man that will beat the crap out of her. Despite all that harsh treatment, most women have been known to stay put in such relationship.

If the woman has no strong feeling, the day the man will raise his voice one tone higher is the day she's gone.
FamilyRe: The Things Nigerian Women Do To Find Husbands(Men Beware) by Chinom(m): 3:31pm On Oct 04, 2014
Toks2008:
This is my candid advice for the young eoman out there who still probably have time talking about ladies of 25yrs or below.

I keep telling ladies and when i write things like this it seems im stupid or i too know.

Marrying a man is not about your feelings towards him but his feelings towards you and its not about six packs,tall height,cute looks or even the cheese in his pocket.

A lady needs a man that will truly cherish her and every other thing is secondary and if you think i am blabbing,go do your research and you will realize that no matter how you think you love a guy,if he treats you like serious shit,that love you have for him will fly through the window.

It really matters to like the man in your life i know but trust me,if that man treats you well and i mean like a real queen,i give you a short while and you will wake up one day to realize how deeply you have fallen for him too even if he is a short fat ugly guy..Please think deep before falling for that sweet tongue guy.

As a lady,you an an endangered specie in this cruel world of man and your love for a man is so insignificant if he does not love you and your strong desire for a guy who does not truly desire you is the greatest mistake you will ever make.

The most unfortunate twist to this is that most ladies know a ,man who truly loves and cherishes them but they are always like "Tunde loves me i know but i don't love him" and she ends up with a man that will treat her like plague so i keep wondering that if ladies will only go for a guy who truly cherishes them, we will have many ladies settling down fast and will also have a very very low rate of divorce.

Be with a man who have strong feelings for you and not the one you have strong feelings for.

I can't stress this enough.
@ deboraha, here is the post to refresh your memory.
FamilyRe: The Things Nigerian Women Do To Find Husbands(Men Beware) by Chinom(m): 3:26pm On Oct 04, 2014
deboraha:
What's with u and comparing humans to animals. Who talked about wanting to get married no matter what
and a woman not having strong feelings for her husband? What are u going on about? Marriage takes more and goes beyond feelings. Mature people get that.
Its no use trading words with U. I don't have time for that. U clearly didn't understand his initial write up.
Jeeezus ! i can't stand phoney people. Why are so many people so phony and pretencious. That was exactly what Toks was advocating. Go back and read his post properly.

FYI, when it comes to mating and procreating, we humans are too far away from Animals.
FamilyRe: The Things Nigerian Women Do To Find Husbands(Men Beware) by Chinom(m): 2:44pm On Oct 04, 2014
Toks2008:
How old are you?

Are you married?

Please answer these questions before i continue.
In any case, i'm much older than you, more experienced than you and KNOW women a lot more than you. Your "Sound" advice is a camouflage for men who are actually begging women to give them a chance despite the fact that the woman is neither attracted to them nor have strong feelings for them. Sorry, i cannot see how such a marriage will last. Except the couple decide to stick together in misery for the sake of the children.

A woman should have STRONG feelings for her husband. sometimes much more than the man has for her.
FamilyRe: The Things Nigerian Women Do To Find Husbands(Men Beware) by Chinom(m): 2:35pm On Oct 04, 2014
deboraha:
Honestly, I was also wondering what the heck he was talking about. Ur advice was sound. Most ladies will save themselves of heartaches if they go by it, especially in marriage.
Then go and marry a man you have no strong feelings for. This is an advice for those ladies that simply want to be married, no matter what. You will not only have heartaches, but a heart attack. That woman will make the man's life such a living hell, that one of them will end up committing suicide.

It's simply against the natural law. Watch the Nat Geo channel and find out how most living things mate and procreate.
SportsRe: Siasia Or Keshi: Who Do You Prefer? by Chinom(m): 1:24pm On Oct 04, 2014
Oliseh. If, for some reason, Keshi is dropped, then we should try Sunday Oliseh. NO MORE FOREIGN(WHITE COACHES) PLEASE.
BusinessRe: 7 Annoying People You Meet At The ATM by Chinom(m): 12:57pm On Oct 04, 2014
...and the f00ls that are always looking over your shoulder while you are transacting your biz with the ATM. Some people stand so close, it's annoying
FamilyRe: The Things Nigerian Women Do To Find Husbands(Men Beware) by Chinom(m):
Toks2008:
This is my candid advice for the young eoman out there who still probably have time talking about ladies of 25yrs or below.

I keep telling ladies and when i write things like this it seems im stupid or i too know.

Marrying a man is not about your feelings towards him but his feelings towards you and its not about six packs,tall height,cute looks or even the cheese in his pocket.

A lady needs a man that will truly cherish her and every other thing is secondary and if you think i am blabbing,go do your research and you will realize that no matter how you think you love a guy,if he treats you like serious shit,that love you have for him will fly through the window.

It really matters to like the man in your life i know but trust me,if that man treats you well and i mean like a real queen,i give you a short while and you will wake up one day to realize how deeply you have fallen for him too even if he is a short fat ugly guy..Please think deep before falling for that sweet tongue guy.

As a lady,you an an endangered specie in this cruel world of man and your love for a man is so insignificant if he does not love you and your strong desire for a guy who does not truly desire you is the greatest mistake you will ever make.

The most unfortunate twist to this is that most ladies know a ,man who truly loves and cherishes them but they are always like "Tunde loves me i know but i don't love him" and she ends up with a man that will treat her like plague so i keep wondering that if ladies will only go for a guy who truly cherishes them, we will have many ladies settling down fast and will also have a very very low rate of divorce.

Be with a man who have strong feelings for you and not the one you have strong feelings for.

I can't stress this enough.
A relationship based on the bolded is doomed to fail. Not to mention a marriage. Women are not wired like that. Your ' candid advice' simply sounds good to the ears. it is an utopia. It can never work in a real marriage. Even amongst animals it does not work.
Most female species choose and decide who they want to mate with. They choose who will be the father of their offsprings. A woman who has no strong feelings for a man will not be willing to have sex with the man. Without sex, no children.
Women like to be blown away by their man. They can only let a man take charge if they have strong feelings for the man.

For a man, [b]"all cats are grey in the dark" [/b]But for a woman, that's not the case. You get my drift here / !
PoliticsRe: Tony Tetuila's New Campaign Poster (Photo) by Chinom(m): 7:02pm On Sep 30, 2014
I am glad he's contesting. He no run go UK or US with him money. Everybody eye don open for Naija. I wish him the best.
SportsRe: Amaju Pinnick Elected As New NFF President by Chinom(m): 6:57pm On Sep 30, 2014
watchindelta: igbo man don take am b4?
Uchegbulam and Ogunjobi were at the forefront of the race. I was refering to them.
CelebritiesRe: Fela Kuti's Bedroom by Chinom(m): 6:48pm On Sep 30, 2014
My main man. Fela is a real Nigerian who loved Nigeria. I met him on several occassion.
SportsRe: Amaju Pinnick Elected As New NFF President by Chinom(m): 6:46pm On Sep 30, 2014
Congratulations to him. Don't really know him. But i'm glad the post did not go to a Yoruba or Igbo man. We can now have objective analysis from both sides without unneccesary tribal wars.
TravelRe: On Nigerians And The 'must Travel Mentality' by Chinom(m): 6:40pm On Sep 30, 2014
majekdom2: ok , abeg I wan come obodo oyinbo ... how much can I save per annum as a student pls .... tell me the truth ... after paying all my bills.
Majekdom2, i admire your tenacity. You deserve a trophy. You are still here exchanging banter with these dejected, rejected and braindead diaspora morons here. I bow for you. I left when i started losing brain cells reading some of their comments.
The clincher was the gutter economists who don't know the difference between N100,000 earned and spent in Nigeria and $600 earned and spent in the US. They were so eager to post their ediotic replies that they never took time to do any sort of calculation.

Rent in Nigeria for a young family of 3 could be N15,000 a month for a nice 2 bedroom flat. That's about $93 a month. Trying finding that in the US.
EducationRe: Why Do We Go To School? by Chinom(m): 11:31am On Sep 30, 2014
UchihaMadara: It wasn't an option.

https://www.stuffnigerianpeoplelike.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/08/chrisscared.gif
Gbam, especially in the olden days. The parents of today should break that mentality. We know better now.
EducationRe: Why Do We Go To School? by Chinom(m): 11:28am On Sep 30, 2014
The only schooling that is neccessary is basic schooling. This means primary and secondary schooling. After that,you should pursue your own education.

Like Albert Einstein once said " Schooling is interfering with my education" . I urge young Nigerian men to always remember this mantra. I would rather have my son be an Innocent Chukwuma of Innoson, than a proffessor at ESUT, UNN or UNILAG.

Our parents compelled us to continue schooling. It was the Nigerian way.
TravelRe: On Nigerians And The 'must Travel Mentality' by Chinom(m): 11:20am On Sep 30, 2014
Chinom: I have deliberately avoided this thread because i'm sick and tired of the same line of arguement over and over. Nigerians stuck in de diaspora would continue to justify their stay in US, Uk and Europe by castigating, insulting,degrading and rubbishing Nigeria as a country.
No single one of them will tell us their PERSONAL reason for living Nigeria for good. It's always the same chorus of " Nigeria is a shithole, Nothing works, No power, no roads ..bla bla bla". They are mostly not true to themselves.They hide behind cliches.
I have a question for all Diaspora Nigerians. Give an honest especially to yourself. Do not answer to legitimize your stay in the diaspora or for the sake of winning an arguement. I'm not interested in that. Answer from the deepest of your soul.

Here is the question. IF YOU SHOULD WIN A LOTTERY JACKPOT OF $25M IN THE US, UK OR EUROPE, WOULD YOU STILL CHOOSE TO LIVE THERE OR MAKE MOVES TO RELOCATE TO NIGERIA.

Honest answers please.
Here is THE LOTTERY TEST for those of you with short memories. Do it for yourself. This is actually where i joined this conversation.
My position has not changed one bit.
TravelRe: On Nigerians And The 'must Travel Mentality' by Chinom(m): 11:15am On Sep 30, 2014
Some dimwits here with zero economic sense are comparing N100,000 in Nigeria with $600 in the US. All in a bid to conceal their immense suffering in the West. They are all dieing slowly over there.

I AM NOT HERE FOR SENSELESS ARGUEMENTS. Lot's of childish arguements from the very few lost people in the diaspora.

I have one last comment : TAKE THE LOTTERY TEST.

For anyone seeking a response, I refer you to my previous posts.
TravelRe: On Nigerians And The 'must Travel Mentality' by Chinom(m): 10:25pm On Sep 29, 2014
To all the losers,i'm done responding to stoopid posts. Otherwise, i will begin to sound like a broken record. Some of you are too daft to comprehend my post. Hence, they keep asking the same moronic question. shocked

So, good luck to you all. I'm out
PhonesRe: Naija Smartphonomics: The Economics Of Buying A Smart Phone In Nigeria by Chinom(m): 10:04pm On Sep 29, 2014
4. Your Residential area: Is your residential area safe or is the ‘waylayability’ very high? Carrying a high budget phone in an area prone to mugging isn’t economic. An acquaintance recently got a nice 5.0 display android phone and was “feeling” the phone on his street one evening. The next thing he saw were bright stars and “plenty plenty” shadows running away. When his sight was restored, his phone was gone. That reminds me; please keep your phones out of sight when commuting in commercial buses especially if you’re sitting by the window.


That' funny. Got me laughing. Nice write up. Lagos life for you.
TravelRe: On Nigerians And The 'must Travel Mentality' by Chinom(m):
saxywale: Lmao @lobbying for contracts. Bro, I am very comfortable where I am. That's the point you keep missing. Everything is not all about money.

If it was about money, I wouldn't even leave Nigeria. I would just sit my yansh back home and leave off my parents connections, sweat and inheritance. My folks belong to the class they call upper in Nigeria.

I have a different outlook to life, i am a very simple person. That's why I mentioned earlier that it is not always because of money that some people migrate. Remember I mentioned someone in his 30's earning circa 14-16 million per annum in Nigeria but still migrated to Canada. There are many peeps with similar profile.
Bullcrap. Complete nonsense. No body earning N100,000 per month in Nigeria will migrate to anywhere in the West today. Not to mention the ridiculous amount you mentioned. Small pikins full here, no be small. I know the mood in the country today and how most young Nigerians view travelling out to stay. Even our babes are no longer interested in marrying guys based abroad.
Most Nigerians are now aware of the absymal condition of life of Nigerians in the West.
TravelRe: On Nigerians And The 'must Travel Mentality' by Chinom(m): 9:28pm On Sep 29, 2014
majekdom2: why do folks take this thing personal.... he only said what he heard.
That shows you how deeply hurt they are. The bunch of losers are still trying hard to convince us that they ran away from Nigeria because Nigeria is a useless country and a shithole. They ran away because of crushing poverty to the point of starvation. They still can not afford to come back because of the same poverty. Both of the mind and of the pocket.

How many times have i said here that i don't have any problem with one travelling out. But if you as a person don't possess the means to return home and settle. Be a man to admit it. Do not hide behind cliches about Nigeria. As per Nigerians carrying Foreign passports, are you guys (the Losers) aware that many of our leaders have or have had British and American passports. Right now in Lagos, there are a sizeable chunk of second generation Nigerian Americans and British living and working in Nigeria. Tune into some radio stations in Lagos and listen to the accents of some of the presenters.
I no know why this issue dey pain some guys so much. I have spoken to many Nigerians in Europe who admitted to me that they will relocate as soon as the can gather enough money to start a decent life in Nigeria. There was no issue of light no dey, or roads are not good.

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