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Acetyl:You are correct my dear, we are talking of a solid 40% performance in sitting presidents backyard. That is an improvement to 2015 where they secured less than 5%, even when PDP was still in power. The wise question should be what happen to the voters that voted APC in 2015? Are they losing faith or are they lacking motivation? Or do they feel cheated? I hope another party will step up in the position of opposition, and start grassroot mobilization. I doubt if PDP will rise from this their present comatose state, to have any effect in the next general polls. I don't know about you, but I see a glimpse of light at the end of this dark tunnel. |
Amesi Akalabo, oji iriom okuko agwogbu onye ji nnekwu. |
Anthofrie:Hi Anthofrie, I got the notification on the mail u sent me via yahoo mail. The truth is that I have lost control over that mailbox, it got compromised in January and before I could sort it out, they changed the password and lock me out. Here is my active email account chymer007@gmail.com If you happen to receive a mail from me on that yahoo mail, please note, that its not me. kindly resend so we can talk. I don't know if its against the rule of this forum to drop phone numbers if not I would have dropped a whatsapp number. Hope to reading from you . |
The biggest market in west Africa is at Onitsha. Now a quick question for the Op, if the biggest market in west Africa is situated in south east, yet they don't have any cosmopolitan city, does it mean that the people of the southeastern Nigeria are the biggest tribe in Africa or Nigeria? No! It means that those market are occupied by people of other tribes who eke out a living there. I grow up knowing some of our southwest brother to deal in herbal medicine in the east, gbogbonise, and agbo Jedi. And they make good mechanics as well. I also knows our northern brothers to deal in foodstuff, beans, groundnut, and sugarcane. They deal with livestock. Now my question for the Op is this, how many southeastern states have u been to? We have Ama Awusa, in Aba. Do you know what that means? it means The Hausa quarters. we have some Hausa quarters in Enugu and IMO, if go to anambra state, it's same story. Go to any village, you will find "Omo Baba Ogun traditional herbal home" they live with the indigenes. Likewise in every garage in the east there is a yorubaman up in their echelon of power. So tell me, if you say they are not accommodating, why do those people live with them? And most importantly for your information, there have never been any communal disturbance that people will go into strangers quarters to slaughter them at will in the southeast. my simple advice is that you check your facts before writing next time. You can as well help yourself by travelling rather than sitting before your computer to write things you basically don't understand. |
I went to Go office to find out why they slash their data and I was told that the NCC directives on data increase have taking effect. My problem is when government is encouraging business to increase prices of services, claiming that its fighting against monopoly. It has happened with DSTV |
Anthofrie:Will greatly appreciate if you hook me up with the mould supplier. Thank you for choosing to help. |
CosmeticChemist:We mixed it with groundnut oil. Its a very pleasing experience to be able to put your name to a product that people use in their daily life. Myself, and Ogechi will always remember your name when we tell our stories. And for those who have not bought the eBook, don't behave like me please. I was busy trying to find fault with @Op, if he is for real or like other armchair consultants and eBook sellers online, while my wife took the bold step to purchase the eBook . 2k is like the price of a plate of rice at Mr. Biggs, with no drinks. We all can do it. Thank you once again @Op, and all those that keep this thread. Warmest regards from Kebbi State. |
tiger28:There two sides to a coin. There have been reports that nnpc is owing capital oil, yet we are quick to pass judgement on people when governments accuse them. And you called me a Biafran? Thank you! |
Hi guys, This is our first batch from the eBook , its hard, it leathers so well, and finally it sold out already. Thanks @Op, and the whole house who keep this thread alive. Warmest regards from Kebbi State. Nota: Our only problem now is mold, anybody with information on how to buy or construct one should help please
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She is asking for legal expenses donation! She is spoiling for a fight She have not admitted any wrong doing She is ready to go to court and pursue it to legal conclusions! For those who judge the pastor, with those bible verses. Anybody who thrives in destroying others, is the son or daughter of the devil. Because the devil came but to steal, kill and destroy. When you lie to defame others just for online traffic, you are automatically a witch! Suffer a witch not to live. She have not withdrawn her allegation, why do we ask for forgiveness for a reprobate heart. She claimed to have dossiers of evidence against the preacher, I suggest those defending her here should donate to her legal expenses, so she can prove her allegations. If the preacher have allowed her to continue with her defamation, people would have kept on insulting him the way they insult Suleiman. Even when his accuser is quietly throwing in the towel in the name and of being a "born again". In the mouth of two or three witnesses, a matter will be established! |
Is this not that same Ifeanyi Uba who rescued this present administration, when major marketers wanted to put them to shame, during their infancy? Thant same capital oil is planning, to incite others to go on strike? Oh dear, Naija my country I hail thee! My take is that any arrest that involves DSS is just a political job, any reason they gave for such arrest is a smokescreen. Latter the real reasons will surface. I am not here to defend capital oil, because many thieves are in Nigeria, but few steal in the night and with guns too. |
Almaiga:When we use the title Sheik in Nigeria, are we referring to someone from Arab? Same way a rabbi or Jewish leader can be a Nigerian, practicing Judaism. I grew up in a Jewish family, in the south eastern part of Nigeria, where the feast of passover is been adhered to the letters. Sabbath of the Lord is been adhered to according to Exodus 20. from sundown on Friday to sundown on Saturday. And for the records, Igbos have been practicing Judaism before the advent of Christianity. They have a kind of Jewish alphabets (though not as been used today in Israel) which they communicate with even before the coming of the Portuguese, The Germans, and finally the English. It beats me how people will just come online and try to give details of what they can't even define. The blames have to go to igbos for allowing other people to always tell their stories. They hide a lot of things about them in the process, they lost many of their heritage. My Grand Father was able to learn because his mother was able to teach him, they kept hidding all these from the foreigners, until their kids lost interest in it and the heritage was lost. When I see how northerners take pride in learning Arabic, then I wonder how it would have been if we still learn those funny alphabets that our ancestors wrote. |
@Op, you are busy blurring their faces, while their force Number is there. Do you actually understand what you are doing? |
Reverend King is in Sokoto Prison, and not I Lagos Prison. @Op, you should do well by closing this tread. I wonder if Lagos State is the accuser and the the executioner as well. According to the judgement, he is a condemned man, but still have right to fair reporting of his life and death. Thank you, for you misinformation. |
@OP, you really rocked this piece, I hope those who took no time to toe EFCC line of thought on media trials will be patient enough to go through this masterpiece. But come to think of this, the anti corruption agency have been able to decode our weakness in objective reasoning. They mention names of perceived enemies and ascribe millions and millions of naira loot to their names, then they sit back and watch our 'analysts' go to Town with it. Its a sad tale of a country. |
brandonobi:It might be off for you, but breaking the law and going against the law are same and equal. I put opinions as yours into consideration while making my assertion. |
Thought there was a law in this country against such open proclamation of sodomy? His life, his business? As in seriously? If we are going to cheer him while he go about breaking laws in this country, I suggest the government should allow Drug pusher and armed robber do their thing without interfering. This guy is throwing it in our faces everyday, yet the law enforcers pretend they don't see him. But if someone tries to make a living by risking his or her own life, the law will wake up from its slumber to fight. Don't tell me that the law of the land is afraid of been seen as trampling on peoples right. If a thing is outlawed. No amount of human right will bring it to bare. People have been charged of treason for enforcing their human right. Others have been charge with belonging to outlawed group(s) and they are held in many prisons in Nigeria, yet someone will openly declare that he is gay in Nigeria and the law will look the other way. I am talking about Nigeria, not US or UK. Someone might read this and conclude that I support evil vices in the country by suggesting that armed robbers and drug pusher should be let alone, no I don't. But if the law will not bite at a particular crime because its been committed within oneself, then the law should as well let those who traffic in banned substance to do it because they destroy their lives and that of those who choose to patronise them. Homosexuality is outlawed in this country, with some jail time attached to it for those who choose to break the law. Yet people break it like no man's business. Yet we cheer and call him celeb! |
wise men think before they talk. That is why the guy refers ICPC as such. introverts take calculated steps. They strike when the iron is hot, not shadow boxing like EFCC. The handler was actually saying something but we Nigeria will always want to read "Them-against-Us" meaning into every statements. The handler was very tactful, he actually said that beside that, they get the job done. |
Nigeria my country, different strokes for different folks.
If it were Gov. Fayose, people for don dey foam for mouth. Naija I hail thee! |
This is not investigative journalism, rather its instigative. Sahara Reporters have lost their bite, they now casting the ash against their perceived enemies. They have all these facts and they were there singing all these politicians praises. These guys are funny, and to |
Ijaya123:You you really want to know why? TRAFFIC BOTTLE NECK if you happen to live in dopemu and tries to go to Ikeja in the morning, you will understand why. shout out to aluminium village guys |
chinjo:Nigeria = Niger Area. A name coined by non African. To those who chose that name, for them we live in the naija area, but for us the real owners of the land we r Naija. Calling Naija, makes me feel the ownership of what I claim. They the political jobbers saw the name Nigeria as something to be exploited, while in the streets and ghetto, folks see Naija, as an identity to be protected. It makes you feel proud of who you are representing the Green White Green, in you own little and honest way. I rep. Naija to the fullest! |
CosmeticChemist:Thanks man, I must say this is a coincidence, I was talking to u on nairaland, not knowing that my wife have been in contact with you based on the same topic. I tried to surprise her with the information, I got from this thread, only for her to show me the eBook, which was sent to her by the OP. @op if you can remember anybody with the name Evans that you sent your eBook, we are based in Kebbi State, north west. I have not read it though, I want her to enjoy her money first. After that I will borrow it, then be ready to answer my questions. Thanks in advance. |
iHart:Thanks Man. |
great job you guys r doing here, I have been reading from page 0 to the last, its a great experience I must admit. soap making has been made so easy by the OP. I love his humble and matured answers, even to detractors, it shows a man who knows what he has set out to do. seriously, I want in, and I want to be part of this cottage industrial revolution in Nigeria. but I have a lay man's question. cos I have never made a soap or anything like it before. I believe I will receive a candid response. 1. Can someone make soap with groundnut oil, instead of palm kernel oil? 2. If yes, which one is cheaper? And concerning the eBook. I will buy it, whether I make soap with it in the future or not. Have a great weekend. |
hucienda:that's a powerful quote that political students need to keep a tab on. so on point |
yedidiah:people that assume positions of worth legimately, don't fight on nairaland, so I wonder how u come about that. peace |
boiz2men:had it been she put a hijab on her vest, she wouldn't have been a hypocrite. what happen to freedom of expression in our constitution? |
Aufbauh:why are they always giving us a profile shot of the president. I believe that all these media aides are profiting from this death rumour frenzy. |
adonbilivit:anointing oil and Milo, which is cheaper? |
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