Crime › Re: DSS Alerts Sokoto As Terrorists Target Tertiary Institutions by Coolgent(m): 11:46am On Aug 22 |
CodeTemplar: Does Sokoto have a state police force? Best on the available information there's only sokoto security guards corp in only 13 out of 23 local govt who turned themselves into government thugs. Their Governor is second after Edo state Governor |
Politics › Re: Mascot Praises Tinubu As FG Begins Budget Implementation After His NASS Outburst by Coolgent(m): 11:23am On Aug 22 |
9jatriot: This thread is yet another reason why I once called Tinubu a blessing to Nigeria. Here, a member of the House confirms that despite his previous outburst, Tinubu did not see it as opposition. He did not see it as trying to bring down his government.
Instead, he viewed it as feedback—a deficiency in the system that someone had brought to his attention.
According to the house rep member, corrective steps have already been taken to address the issue.
Sometimes it is the people you employed to do that very job who end up failing at it. If my memory serves me right, the woman who was Minister of State for Finance was redeployed. The substantive minister resigned later.
No system is perfect. Every system undergoes continuous improvement to remove bottlenecks and enhance efficiency. Personally, as a human being, there’s a lot to learn from Tinubu. I wish I had his kind of temperament.
Even his media aides like Bwala and co have a lot to learn from Mr President. Wow may your life and future be exactly like Tinubu's administration! |
Politics › Re: APC Lost Osun Due To Interference By Abuja Politicians — Gov Sule by Coolgent(m): 5:54pm On Aug 21 |
press9jatv: see 120,000 votes was added to the Accord Party votes. Massive rigging here. I even have the video. I'm not happy in the way Tinubu treat us. I can't hide the pain here. Osun people are angry.  |
Christianity Etc › Re: US Remembers Iman Abdullahi Who Risked His Life To Save 260+ Christians (Photo) by Coolgent(m): 5:31pm On Aug 17 |
No christian has ever tried it in the history of Nigeria! RIP Iman |
Family › Re: How Much Is Reasonable Monthly Feeding Money For Retired Parents In Nigeria? by Coolgent(m): 7:19pm On Aug 15 |
iz2much: How much is reasonable to send retired parents monthly for food in Nigeria?
For those of you supporting your parents back home, how much do you normally send them every month specifically for feeding?
My mum and dad are both retired and receive their pensions. They live in their own house in Ilorin, so no rent involved. Thankfully, no sickness or regular medication expenses either.
I’m mainly trying to work out a realistic monthly amount for food for just the two of them — normal groceries, rice, beans, meat, fish, vegetables, cooking ingredients etc.
With the current prices of food in Nigeria, what would you consider reasonable for two retired people per month?
₦100k? ₦150k? ₦200k? More?
I know everyone’s situation is different, but I’d like to hear from people who actually support their parents or know what two people currently spend on feeding in Nigeria. 200k is reasonable |
Career › Re: There’s Nothing In The Civil Service - Pensioner Shares ₦74k Pension by Coolgent(m): 12:36am On Aug 15 |
Oba1ni: By the grace of God, and with all confidence, Atiku will reposition the country's economy by 2027 in Jesus Chrsit name. Amen! If he win quote me, 100 dollars await you. |
Family › Re: Married Couples: Did Marriage Bring Prosperity Into Your Life? by Coolgent(m): 5:29pm On Aug 14 |
ebubeson: If marriage brought blessings to you please tell us?
Are you seeing prosperity since you got married? I could remember vividly how my guardian tried to discourage me when I was about to get married about 12 years ago, because to him i supposto have a house etc before marriage. Fast forward to today I have kids and multiple blessings which I have never dream of. NB: marriage requires determination, perseverance and above all a good wife! |
Business › Re: First Nigerian Self-Service Fuel Station Opens In Lagos by Coolgent(m): 5:10pm On Aug 14 |
Wack reportage without a single picture |
Health › Re: When Last Did You Go For A Medical Checkup? by Coolgent(m): 11:07pm On Aug 13 |
BP FBc Weight Malaria... Weekly due to unwritten policy in my work place. All the aforementioned tests are free |
Culture › Re: It Is Wrong For Your Children To Bear Your Name As Surname by Coolgent(m): 10:45pm On Aug 13 |
Rapmoney: This terrible act of children bearing their biological father's name as surname in Nigeria started with Millennials, and it is a very shameful thing culturally. Most of us do not understand the importance or significance of surnames. Surnames are not just names for the sake of it.
A surname is a way or medium of honouring your ancestor. Africans, over the years have been brainwashed by the western culture that our ancestors evil spirits. Due to this, many Africans attach evil to the name 'ancestor'.
Culturally in Africa, surnames are adopted in turns. You adopt your grandfather's name as your surname, and when you give birth, your child adopts your father's name as surname. When your own child gives birth, the child adopts your own name as surname. That is how it goes and that is how lineage are honoured and preserved.
Millennials and Gen Z Nigerians now give their children their names as surnames without any atom of respect for their fathers, thereby cutting off their fathers from the lineage. If you so much cherish your name, you can give it to one of your child and has Jnr attached to it. People do it. But not cutting off your own father from the lineage by making your kids adopt your own name as their surname. It is bad and alien to the African culture.
Do not be fooled by the white culture which wants you to believe that African ancestors connote evil. To be ancestor na turn by turn. One day, you too go be ancestor. However in Islam a child must bear his or her biological father name. You can add grandpa name but your father name must be there. |
Politics › Re: Police Summon Senator Fadahunsi Over Threat To ‘Kill Accord Members’ by Coolgent(m): 6:40pm On Aug 13 |
yarimo: The senator made clarifications , but awaiting losers are misinterpreting it in a provocative manner . Kill them with votes Disgracing yourself in the name of politics |
Romance › Re: Can You Marry A Lady Who Is 4ft 10, As A Guy Above 6ft by Coolgent(m): 11:22pm On Aug 11 |
Ade1177: People will always stare at you guys walking because the height difference is going to be very obvious
And in most cases will look like you're walking with your younger sister
Advantages are, she's cute. Easy to carry, fun to be with, most short ladies are very clingy to their man, also very loyal
So
Will you let her go if you really like her just because of her height?
And what are the other disadvantages you can think of with the height difference? I need her contact if you are no longer interested |
Romance › Re: Women, These Are Secrets Men Will Never Tell You! by Coolgent(m): 10:25pm On Aug 11 |
Samantha125: I do know, my husband also doesn't like wigs and I too never liked them, I've only worn a wig once in my lifetime when I was a bridesmaid and immediately removed it after the wedding reception... I've also never worn weaves before and even if one day I eventually do, I'd probably opt for those clip on weaves just to give my natural hair some volume when I go out and remove them upon returning back home.
In fact, it baffles me how African women are able to survive under those wigs in this blazing hot African weather. I hate those wigs! It's complete turn off for me, Even the head of a lady is bald i preferred it than wigs |
Foreign Affairs › Re: 22 Out Of 27 EU Members Blast Spain For Letting In Morocco Migrants by Coolgent(m): 11:32pm On Aug 09 |
ThiefnubuBandit: Thunder fire all useless Islamic terrorists all over the world! Only muslims terrorists right? |
Politics › Re: 2027: Nigerians Must Come Together, Throw Tinubu Out – Buba Galadima by Coolgent(m): 4:57pm On Aug 09 |
vr0xen: Person wey get over 11 million votes for primaries. Easier for a cow to pass through the eyes of a needle than for Tinubu to loose next year. Watch and see how almighty God will surely Tinubu |
Celebrities › Re: Peller And Ochacho’s ₦400m Property Drama: What You Need To Know About The Power by Coolgent(m): 9:43am On Aug 09 |
Ablesam171: The moment I saw the statement attributed to him, where he allegedly said that "₦400,000,000 is insignificant and just like ₦400,” I knew this man probably couldn’t have given Peller a property worth ₦400,000,000. If you have genuinely built enough wealth to casually give away a property worth ₦400,000,000, you wouldn’t describe such an amount as insignificant. ₦400,000,000 is a huge sum of money, especially in a country like Nigeria where millions of people struggle to meet their basic needs. Sometimes, the way people talk about money reveals more than the money itself. Well said! |
Nairaland General › Re: Is Kano Truly More Populated Than Lagos? by Coolgent(m): 7:40am On Aug 09 |
Guyman02: I have been to Kano severally for work and leisure and also Lagos, many people in Kano are moving to Lagos and you have a lot of almost empty Local government areas and communities in Kano which you can't find in Lagos as everywhere is fully occupied bumper to bumper, the claim that Kano is more populated than Lagos is just a political statement, this is why politicians from Kano have always resisted biometric census that will expose it's real population which is no where comparable to Lagos. Empty local government my foot!  |
Properties › Re: Abia Assembly Passes Law To Protect Tenants From Landlords, House Agents by Coolgent(m): 10:30pm On Aug 06 |
tempex88: Rent price is driven by demand and supply. Once you limit rent price, you will limit supply. Investors will priortize build to sell and not build to rent. Easy way to fix it is for government to build 1,000 flats per year in prime areas and let it at reasonable prices, once demand falls, rent will fall too. The solution is simply build more houses. After they limit rent, next is to limit cement price and iron price and labour charges. Most sensible comment! |
Politics › Re: Cardinal John Onaiyekan And Truth To Power In Nigeria, 1979 To 2025, by Coolgent(m): 12:41am On Aug 06 |
yarimo: From 2023 to date Mr onaiyekan is a politician, the same Mr onaiyekan that campaign for obi as Christian candidate in 2023 presidential election is now claiming patriotic religious leader . Mteeeew APC foot soldier weldone |
Fashion › Re: What Is The Difference Between These Two Vaselines by Coolgent(m): 6:46am On Aug 05 |
Marvieduke: What is the difference between this two Vaseline because the price differs.
Though I usually buy the one of N3500 so one day I wanted to buy again so I went to the shop I use to buy my groceries but they didn't have it, so I asked why they didn't have it, only for the lady to tell me that they have that they just brought and they haven't put it on their shelf for display, so she then went to bring it for me, only for me to ask how much was it because my mind was fixed for the usual N3500 I do pay before, then she said N13000 ( the one on the left), I was thinking she was joking but she insisted that it was the real price, she said there are two different types. Vaseline N13000 !!! Please who have used this vaseline before? And please what is the difference? I heard there is America made vaseline and there is Nigeria made vaseline ..... Foreign and local nothing more. Just like foreing milk and local. Don't waste your money |
Crime › Re: Man Found Dead At Obiri Ikwerre Flyover In Port Harcourt (Graphic Photos) by Coolgent(m): 12:30pm On Aug 02 |
What a society  |
Politics › Re: Why I Don’t Beg – Remi Tinubu by Coolgent(m): 10:34am On Aug 02 |
Is better to beg than to steal! |
Politics › Re: Picking Atiku As Vice President Greatest Mistake Of My Life – Obasanjo by Coolgent(m): 8:08am On Aug 02 |
This old man is one of the architects behind our problem |
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Travel › Re: Videos Of Kano-Maradi Railway Tracks Under Construction by Coolgent(m): 8:51am On Aug 01 |
Most useless project ever. Nothing Niger republic can offer Nigeria except insecurity! |
Crime › Re: Bandits Gun Down Worshippers Inside Mosque, Abduct Residents In Sokoto by Coolgent(m): 10:06pm On Jul 30 |
agulion: Is a big lie, when the useless islamic terrorists and islamic bandits kill people in Benue state or plateau state we used to see their corps , this one is a lie, just to desceive the golable ones Your bigotry is appalling... Must they show you the corpes before you believe them. I served in that village years back, still in touch with their village head. |
Health › Re: Have You Ever Tested Yourself For Hepatitis B? by Coolgent(m): 5:08pm On Jul 30 |
adaxme: No particular symptoms I stopped treatment because they where too expensive. I just dey God hand like this Go for another test, and quote me later |
Health › Re: Have You Ever Tested Yourself For Hepatitis B? by Coolgent(m): 5:06pm On Jul 30 |
babtoundey: I got tested around late February this year and the results came positive.
From all indications, it something I caught up from birth. Though, In fact, I wouldn't have known I have it if I had not gone for test to fulfil an employment requirement.
The only symptom I have is the lost of appetite. I hope to go do the test again this coming month Change your life style... avoid alcohol, processed foods, fo for sugar car and vegetables. |
Health › Re: Have You Ever Tested Yourself For Hepatitis B? by Coolgent(m): 5:03pm On Jul 30 |
Plusone23: I discover that I have it since 2015 and I have been living with it and am fine since I didn't eat what could trigger it,and I use some drugs since then. But am ok Have you done hepatitis profile? |
Health › Re: Have You Ever Tested Yourself For Hepatitis B? by Coolgent(m): 5:01pm On Jul 30 |
Olamideayomide: Pray the charges for the test won't be too much cos the name sef is too expensive....
Don't mind me health is wealth, a check up can save our life.
Enlightens us on the price range for the test. Thank you Between 1500 to 3000 |
Health › Re: Have You Ever Tested Yourself For Hepatitis B? by Coolgent(m): 5:00pm On Jul 30 |
sandra2025: Hepatitis is same with herpes right? I did the test this week and came out negative.
I'm single and searching. No they are different things |
Health › Re: Have You Ever Tested Yourself For Hepatitis B? by Coolgent(m): 4:59pm On Jul 30 |
adaxme: It came out positive But I'm still here With life style changes you may be heal naturally... Avoid sugary/processed foods, Take sugar car consistently and vegetables. |