Travel › Re: Woman Watching Adult Videos Cause Fatal 3-Car Accident In Utah by completeskills(m): 7:15am On Oct 24 |
Then done because of porn kill santa |
Travel › Re: Came To The UK For A Master's Degree But I Regret Coming. Thinking Of Returning. by completeskills(m): 2:00pm On Oct 14 |
There is no rule that you have to work every day of the week. That's not compulsory. You can go to school and work 2 days a week afterall you are only allowed to work 20hrs as a student. Just look for a job after your masters. Work as hard as you can and save alot of money. Then go back to Nigeria and invest in any business you can manage. Life abroad is not for every one or the faint hearted. |
Travel › Re: If Someone Turns Retired Lagos Buses Into Ultra-low-cost Hotels, Would You Sleep by completeskills(m): 1:49pm On Oct 14 |
It will be nice deal if the location can be secured. Personally won't mind spending the night in one as long as the beddings are fine. It is just like the caravan buses used mostly in Europe for travelling round the country. It will be way cheaper than even a budget hotel. |
Politics › Re: "The Habit Of Stealing & Claiming Our Projects Should Stop" - Makinde To FG by completeskills(m): 4:57am On Oct 03 |
Just like the coastal road ...the Ibadan airport is not a critically needed upgrade. There are more pressing issues that these people in power should channel these monies to. But why lie to take another person's project as yours? Something is not adding up. |
Phones › Re: Anyone Else Tried The New Lebara SIM Yet? My First Impressions by completeskills(m): 7:59pm On Sep 24 |
Gboss247: I can see you don't want reality. Continue! Lebara UK uses Vodafone in Uk as their network infrastructure carrier just like they use Aritel in Nigeria. I have attached a screenshot for the price of unlimited data from both network but it you want to continue in your ignorance. ...it is a free world. Continue.
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Phones › Re: Anyone Else Tried The New Lebara SIM Yet? My First Impressions by completeskills(m): 11:09am On Sep 24 |
Gboss247: Lebara is operating as a virtual network in Nigeria relaying on Airtel Nigeria. Lebara is a tenant paying rent to Airtel increasing its cost of operations. That is where you are getting it wrong. Airtel does all the hardwork. They pay Airtel a fixed amount to use their equipment thereby reducing Their own overhead. It is a model they use in over 10 countries. If it was not profitable to them they won't expand into other countries including Nigeria. |
Phones › Re: Anyone Else Tried The New Lebara SIM Yet? My First Impressions by completeskills(m): 7:43am On Sep 24 |
Gboss247: Who do we Nigerians like been delusional? A tenant paying rent to do business has advantage over a landlord who is rent free doing the same business? I won't argue with you but I will tell you one thing. Ignorance is bliss. Also know that I can be your tenant and earn alot more than you since you want to use the landlord /tenant scenario to compare a wholly different scenario. |
Phones › Re: Anyone Else Tried The New Lebara SIM Yet? My First Impressions by completeskills(m): 3:44am On Sep 24 |
DaddyJapan: Lebara is actually a Mobile Virtual Network Operator. (MVNO) in those countries, as is the case ihere..
It piggybacks on the Airtel network in Nigeria, so its service is only ever going to be as good as the underlying infrastructure (masts, antennas, spectrum and base stations) can support. I totally understand that but it is also an advantage to them because they pay less maintenance fee on infrastructures compare to the actual owners. Network wise..they can only have as wide a coverage as their network backbone carrier but Try making a 5mins call to Nigeria from the UK using Lebara and try same with 02, 3 ,Vodafone or other major network. Then compare the cost. You will understand what I mean |
Phones › Re: Anyone Else Tried The New Lebara SIM Yet? My First Impressions by completeskills(m): 8:20pm On Sep 23 |
Rayjay45: Na indian company.
Nothing good fit come out of it. Lebara network is very good in the UK and many European countries. Give them some time..they will suprise you. |
Celebrities › Re: What I Really Saw In The Warri Pikin And Timaya Video by completeskills(m): 7:39am On Sep 21 |
Every publicity can be leveraged for good. She should use this one to become more popular and even increase her followership. There is absolutely nothing wrong with what she did on stage because it is called stage for a reason. . What about those intimate scenes in movies? People should learn to separate acting from reality. Geh geh is just looking for cheap popularity. Am just disappointed that she apologised. |
Travel › Re: Nigerian in Europe: Where to Relocate Next? by completeskills(m): 5:14am On Sep 10 |
horlando30: Op dont listen to this person. Your home remains your ultimate option. Try all options and if all fails, return home. I know people who have spent 10-15 years abroad, returned home are living full life here and enjoying it. My advise to you is to agressively increase your savings as much as you can put it in high yield savings investment accounts or mutual funds accounts for compounding interest. So that whatever you decide to do later, you have enough capital to purse it. Of course you will only mention those that returned and are doing well. What about the many others that returned and the system completely overwhelmed them and their savings?. They are all over the place. 60 million naira is not what it use to be. Nigeria right now is a very volatile market to start a business. The chances of failure is more for any new business. Coming to Nigeria is out of the question for me...I rather go to Ghana and invest my money there. |
Travel › Re: Nigerian in Europe: Where to Relocate Next? by completeskills(m): 5:40pm On Sep 09 |
whatever you do...don't just go back to Nigeria. The country will be unliveable for you after spending 6 straight years and getting used to a proper working system. The Frustration will shorten your life span.
To the last passage where you want to be treated fairly and your children spared subtle racial abuse. .. I am certain you will find no such place in Europe. Most White people will always remind you verbally or with their actions that you are not one like them. It is their country and many of them don't want you around. They will always favour their own when push comes to shove. Even in Nigeria tribalism and nepotism is still the order of the day. |
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: What Exactly Is Stalling Osimhen's Move To The Big Clubs? by completeskills(m): 10:29am On Sep 03 |
I think it is oshimen that rather choosed to stay in turkey because he loves the club. |
Politics › Re: PFIPC Scandal: Reps Uncover 58 Bank Accounts, ₦400m Deal Linked To Detained DG by completeskills(m): 8:50am On Sep 03 |
Beating around the bush. It has been proven that the agency was fake and corrupt. What Nigerians want to know Is how the agency was able to infiltrate the presidency to the extent it got mentioned at all in its budgetary allocation. |
Politics › Re: Hired APC Crowd Complains Bitterly After Getting Just ₦1,500 Each (Photos/Video) by completeskills(m): 12:14pm On Sep 01 |
What hunger will lead many to do. I won't blame most of them though. The Nigeria system of Government is designed to exploit them by making them relevant for only such purpose as it suits those with power. Will someone that is actively engaged and self sufficient have time for this rubbish? |
Politics › Re: Subsidy: Where The $10Bn That Would Have Been Spent On Fuel Importation? Falana by completeskills(m): 5:05pm On Aug 31 |
Yampotatocarrot: Thought I was the only one confused with his explanation... If the subsidy money was from borrowing and we've stopped borrowing, he claimed that means we'll be borrowing less, but unfortunately we're borrowing more... How will he explain that?
I'll rather go with the explanation of some of it is being used to fund NELFUND... I know of people who were sceptical about going to school cos they knew they couldn't afford it, but since this NELFUND came up, they've written jamb and already looking forward to getting a degree courtesy of the NELFUND Exactly. The NELFUND stuff makes more sense . |
Politics › Re: Subsidy: Where The $10Bn That Would Have Been Spent On Fuel Importation? Falana by completeskills(m): 4:54pm On Aug 31 |
shinealight: You have to ask for figures pls…not just accept the statement that they’re borrowing than previous administrations…. how much more and what are the policies like NELFUND, Infrastructures, Increased State Allocations (sometimes double or triple) costing the government of the day? Do you still hear of workers being owed salaries of up to 6 or 9 months in some States. Is that coming as Manna from Heaven? Does your last statement implies that the government is still borrowing to pay salaries? Take a look at the figures I attached. It is from DMO (debt management office). Does it show any major sign to indicate the amount borrowed even after subsidy was removed in 2023 reduced?
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Politics › Re: Subsidy: Where The $10Bn That Would Have Been Spent On Fuel Importation? Falana by completeskills(m): 1:13pm On Aug 31 |
shinealight: Why can’t Mr Falana understand the SIMPLE explanation given by the NRS Chief Executive that the money was being borrowed at the time to sustain the so-called Subsidy? So, how can Falana now be asking where is the money? Nigeria never owned the money….it was always borrowed money which was why the Subsidy had to be removed to stop digging ourselves into a deeper DEBT grave. Obviously, by stopping the Subsidy we did not have to borrow so much as would have been needed during the subsidy regime. It just requires common sense which shouldn’t be difficult for a SAN to apply to ANY issue!  I am no expert in this stuff but it does not make sense that we are still borrowing so much even more than previous years if that was what happened. someone else within this forum already said most of the saved monies was been added to state allocation and also disbursed through NELFUND which makes more sense. |
Romance › Re: Neighbours Help Side Chick Escape As Wife Returns Home Unexpectedly by completeskills(m): 11:22pm On Aug 29 |
Some men Re very disrespectful. How can you bring your sidechick to the house you and your wife are staying? And the sidechick too no get sense. |
Travel › Re: How I Caught Passengers Having Sex On Airplane - Female Pilot by completeskills(m): 6:46pm On Aug 29 |
Sound like a lie. though it is possible but why would they leave the toilet door open knowing anybody can come to use it at anyrime or were they doing it in the open space.? |
Education › Re: Professor Ifeanyi Odinye: An Important Lesson For Men by completeskills(m): 10:21am On Aug 26 |
essentialone: Why not wait until people ask you for a suggestion, before you offer it? You are posting in an open forum. You should expect anyone to respond to such post especially when it is a senseless one. if you want a post that only one can respond to, block every one or create your personal space and do all sorts there. You are spamming every where with chatgpt response because you just found out how to use it and you expect everyone to tolerate it. Grow up!!! And please respond to this mention with chatgpt since that is your specialty. |
Education › Re: Professor Ifeanyi Odinye: An Important Lesson For Men by completeskills(m): 7:39am On Aug 26 |
[quote author=essentialone post=140447381]You do that, and allow me to stick to this. [/quote
Haba..no be quarell na. It is just a suggestion. In any case... enjoy your day. Cheers!! |
Education › Re: Professor Ifeanyi Odinye: An Important Lesson For Men by completeskills(m): 12:06am On Aug 26 |
essentialone: You're not wrong about the core point: *sexual discipline + keeping business separate from pleasure saves a lot of careers, marriages, and reputations.* That part is 100% real.
A lot of men have watched their lives get derailed because they mixed emotions/sex with power, money, or work. The UNIZIK case with Prof. Odinye is literally that example - one compromise and everything starts to crumble.
*Where I’ll push back a little though* Blaming "the nature of the gender" or calling all women "snakes/monsters" misses it.
The issue isn’t gender. The issue is *power + lack of boundaries + poor choices*. Men have also ruined women’s careers. Women have ruined other women’s careers. Men have ruined other men’s careers. When anyone in a position of authority uses it for personal gain, or anyone tries to exploit someone’s weakness, that’s the problem - not an entire gender.
"Simps" who don’t learn boundaries will get burned, yes. But women who don’t learn boundaries at work get burned too.
*The 70% truth you said* You’re spot on here: *"As a man, if you master sexual discipline, you’ve solved 70% of your problems."*
Because when you control that one area, you protect: 1. *Your career* - No HR cases, no compromised decisions 2. *Your family* - No shame, no broken trust 3. *Your money* - No blackmail, no reckless spending 4. *Your peace* - No secrets weighing on you
That’s wisdom, regardless of gender.
*So the real rule for everyone, man or woman:* 1. *Work = Work*. No flirting, no favors, no "let me handle this for you" outside process 2. *If there’s misconduct, report it*. Don’t cover it, don’t bargain with it 3. *Keep your pleasure life separate from your professional life* 4. *Guard your access*. Don’t put yourself in compromising positions
Discipline isn’t about hating the opposite gender. It’s about loving your future self enough to say no today. Get more imaginative use for AI.. chatgpt has grown more than just for replying to post. |
Politics › Re: Umahi To Inspect Troubled Benin–Agbor Road Today As Gridlock Worsens by completeskills(m): 3:06pm On Aug 25 |
Didijiji: Coastal roads when many intra and inter states roads are in a terrible state is gross madness.
Same thing Amaechi did with the Kano - Maradi rail
Are our rulers mad or someone is ruling the country through them? They know what they are doing. It is only mega contract like that of the coastal road that can generate the type of fraud money they are looking to steal. Repairs and rehabilitation of road kick back is beneath them. It is not enough to just be greedy these days. It is how much greed you can fathom. |
Health › Re: ₦40M Needed To Fly Bebe Jewelry's Corpse Back To Nigeria From China - Friends by completeskills(m): 5:51pm On Aug 20 |
Ignorance from that post is so plain. Na for boot me! |
Politics › Re: Nigeria To Roll Out Unique Postcodes For Every Home Starting October 1 by completeskills(m): 9:45am On Aug 19 |
I hope they get it right this time. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria To Roll Out Unique Postcodes For Every Home Starting October 1 by completeskills(m): 9:43am On Aug 19*. Modified: 12:52pm On Aug 19 |
It is not detailed. Imagine having one post code for over 5000 homes. Infact in places like Benin city, I think each LGA uses one post code. Ideally, one post code should be for max 100 homes. It makes locating a particular address easy. Cmanforall: It’s already in existence
I can tell you your postcode/Zipcode if you mention your location
I’m surprised some Nigerians aren’t aware of this |
Politics › Re: Nigeria To Roll Out Unique Postcodes For Every Home Starting October 1 by completeskills(m): 9:38am On Aug 19 |
Long overdue. Good initiative |
Travel › Re: Family Pays ₦500 For A Zoo In Yola, Finds Cement Animal Statues Instead by completeskills(m): 10:52am On Aug 12 |
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Family › Re: Married Look Vs Divorced Glow-up: Woman’s Transformation Video by completeskills(m): 10:48am On Aug 12 |
Iykeman123: When you see her before marriage pics, thats when you will know the game you women plays. But you wont care about that anyway..just as she wouldnt post that. Cos women are so good in sticking with the lies.
We see these things play out in real life. Women are actors.
After divorce, they start sleeping with married men. Use the money the get from various men to buy wigs and clothes. Then after a year or two, snap pics to show married and divorced looks..to decieve other women like you, who believes everything they see online.
Infact even widows, soon as they lose their husbands, will Rembrand themselves and start dressing like young girls to attract attention from men. They want to be desired again.
The fact that she thought it right to prove a point shows that she was the problem...and if we check very well, na other womens husbands sponsor that looks. Una go dey on the sideline dey support divorced women, not knowing na una hubbies be their next target. Notice how she conviniently used filters in all her divorced pictures to enhance them but left the ones she was married alone. It is obvious she feels bitter about how her marriage ended and hence want to paint the man in bad light. Maturity is when you ignore something like that and move on with your life. For me this is childish of her and proves nothing because even the man might also be looking better than when they were married. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Snow Hits South Africa & Lesotho, Johannesburg Braces Itself - VIDEOS, PICTURES by completeskills(m): 2:26pm On Aug 11 |
People travelling to experience snow. Wow...just wow. |
Sports › Re: Nigeria Vs Cameroon: WAFCON 2026 Quarter Finals (0 - 1) On 9th August 2026 by completeskills(m): 10:18pm On Aug 09 |
femi4: She is the no 1 culprit
Even her wall today is terrible I thought I was the only one that noticed. There was one that the wall was protecting most part of the side netting. and left the far side of her goal post unprotected I was thinking my eyes was maybe seeing it that way. Thank you for mentioning it. Now I know I saw it correctly. Nnadozie of those days is gone. Money has entered her head. She has done well for herself though. Other teams in Africa have finally caught up with the falcons and even overtaken them. That era of dominance is gone. This team missed Plumptre. |