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Politics › Re: Paying Taxes by coolier(f): 11:31am On May 11, 2008

dee02:
If u evade tax you would go to Jail

Ask Wesley Snipes!

You can run for years but one day go be one day!!

Go to jail, where? We're talking about Nigeria and the average Nigerian here.

Family › Re: Happy Mother's Day by coolier(f): 11:27am On May 11, 2008

Oh! ces't gentil de ta part, Merci beaucoup.

Romance › Re: XxxmenxxX by coolier(f): 10:33pm On May 10, 2008

An executioner can't bear to be executed!

Food › Re: What Is Your Best Fruit by coolier(f): 10:20pm On May 10, 2008

pineapple

Politics › Re: Paying Taxes by coolier(f): 9:52pm On May 10, 2008

White Halo:
Now this question came to me, something a speaker once asked in a public forum: would the average Nigerian, or rather, would you be willing to pay taxes, as long as the Government provides the basic amenities? That is, if you know that you can get water, electricity, bla bla constantly, would you be willing to pay your taxes without being prompted by the Government?

Yes. I suppose with the provision of basic amenities: good roads, shelter, good health services, electricity, water, good schools, and overall good environment, any sane person would realize it's a responsibility and be willing to pay tax.

White Halo:
And also, even if the Government provides these things or not, would it affect your choices in paying your taxes (keeping in mind that the taxes you pay are supposed to play a major part in the provision of these amenities)?

In the event that these are not provided, I would not be willing to pay any tax knowing fully well that the monies paid will be going into some peoples pockets.

Politics › Re: Al-Qaeda Plans To Bomb Nigeria? by coolier(f): 8:39am On May 10, 2008

Corruption of the highest order will finally and totally be eradicated.

Family › Re: Confirmed! My Neighbour Is Shagging Her Houseboy! by coolier(op): 8:36am On May 10, 2008

michelin89:
@ poster

Wetin concern you? Are you sure you are not jealous?

Family › Re: Eight-year-old Girl Divorces Husband by coolier(f): 8:34am On May 10, 2008

Smart girl!

Family › Re: My Wife Is Breaking Up My Family!pls Help by coolier(f): 8:33am On May 10, 2008

[/quote][quote author=blaquie link=topic=131986.msg2225675#msg2225675 date=1210000159]My family and i are almost breaking up Co's of my wife's attitude,they have stopped coming to my house and my wife is showing no concern about it,am loosing my mind Please my dear nairaland members, What do i do?

What attitudes?

Family › Re: Confirmed! My Neighbour Is Shagging Her Houseboy! by coolier(op): 6:22pm On May 09, 2008

wendymanda:
Maybe the poster is a peeping tom.

maybe not

Dating And Meet-up Zone › Re: An Educated Nigerian Woman Living In United States, For A Lifetime Commitment by coolier(f): 1:46pm On May 09, 2008

pathetic

Celebrities › Re: Anita Hogan by coolier(f): 6:12pm On May 08, 2008

Let sleeping dogs lie.

Family › Re: Confirmed! My Neighbour Is Shagging Her Houseboy! by coolier(op): 6:07pm On May 08, 2008

Siena:
Nothing new, Coolier.

Welcome to Nigeria.

Pardon my naivety. I didn't realise that's the in-thing in Nigeria now.

Food › Re: Do Yu Eat Dog And Snake by coolier(f): 1:26am On May 08, 2008

Dog NEVER. Snake YES, delicious.

Family › Re: Must A Woman Tell Her Husband Everything? by coolier(f): 1:05am On May 08, 2008

rubi:
Must a woman tell her husband everything? I have doubts about this answer but still need your input

What sex are you - male, female, hermaphrodite?

Family › Re: Confirmed! My Neighbour Is Shagging Her Houseboy! by coolier(op): 11:12pm On May 07, 2008

[quote author=D-reloaded link=topic=132574.msg2235744#msg2235744 date=1210191254]the hell is "tete a tete"? What does that mean?[/quote]'Tete a tete' is a french word meaning a private conversation or interview, usually between two people.

Family › Confirmed! My Neighbour Is Shagging Her Houseboy! by coolier(op): 9:03pm On May 07, 2008

It took me a long time to understand the special treatment. I've always thought my neighbour was only being kind and considerate in the way she relates to her houseboy.

You see, this tall, handsome and hunky houseboy started working with my rich neighbour over a year ago. He does everything from cleaning, washing/ironing, gardening to cooking, and I used to think how lucky my neighbour was to have gotten a help like that. But recent happenings has proved to me beyond reasonable doubt that the young man is more than a mere houseboy. Now he drives madam's car, watch TV in the living room sitting on the sofa, and a complete new change of attire!.

Recently I had cause to go see my neighbour for an urgent important issue, only to enter her house and there was nobody in sight. I decided to go into madam's room (we've been neighbours for so long, and I've been in her room a couple of times in the past), only to find the houseboy half dressed, sitting comfortably on her bed, having a tete-a-tete with her. I must have been more embarrassed than they were. Tongue tied, I forgot the reason I went to see her in the first place.

My neighbour coolly led me out of her bedroom as if nothing is wrong. I never asked any questions but I have a feeling there is more than meets the eye.

The situation is my neighbour is married and the husband only comes home weekends.

Family › Re: Tears Of Joy, Tears Of Sorrow! by coolier(op): 2:42pm On May 07, 2008

amsky:
Really?? so we should hang ourselves?

Thinking about it, it wouldn't be a bad idea! tongue

Family › Tears Of Joy, Tears Of Sorrow! by coolier(op): 11:33am On May 07, 2008

When 'am happy I cry. When 'am upset or sad I cry. Normal things like saying goodbyes bring water to my eyes. And when we meet again I cry. Good news makes me cry and of course bad news as well. I can't bear to see people suffer and their success stories make me cry. In one word 'am highly emotional.

Is it only me or there are others like me out there?

Family › Re: Father Or Mother, Who Should Be Regarded Most? by coolier(f): 11:10am On May 07, 2008

"Sweet mother, I no go forget you for the suffer wey you suffer for me o,
when I no sleep my mother no go sleep,
when I no eat, my mother no go eat,
She no dey tire o, sweet mother,
I no go forget the suffer wey you suffer for me oh oh"

Family › Re: Should I Tell My Best Friend, His Wife Is Cheating On Him? by coolier(f): 10:13pm On May 05, 2008

Nah which one concern you? 'KONKO JABELE'!!!

Family › Re: For Better For Worse Are Wrong Words by coolier(f): 10:07pm On May 05, 2008

chika98:
if you think it's a curse then write your own vows.

One can actually do that you know. Its done all over the world. You write your own simple vows and the priest use it.

Culture › Re: Tiwantiwa! Eyin Da??? by coolier(f): 9:22pm On May 04, 2008

what language is this?

Family › Re: My Pictures by coolier(f): 8:57pm On May 04, 2008

How come you're holding the lady like you're afraid to touch her? By the way I agree you've got lovely set of teeth.

NYSC › Re: Nysc Candidate Can't Speak Or Write English by coolier(f): 6:56pm On May 04, 2008

The Vice Chancellor, Dean of her Faculty, Head of Department and some lecturers should all be sacked with immediate effect as a lesson to others.

Politics › Re: Oyo State Governor - Being 'kicked-out' Of The Nigeria Police Force. by coolier(f): 12:05pm On May 04, 2008

Propaganda or not, it's only in a country like Nigeria that a person that has been deemed unfit to continue serving as a Police Officer in our Armed Forces, as a matter of fact kicked out, would then turn round to emerge as the governor of Oyo State. So sad. I weep for Nigeria cry

Politics › Re: British Airways Regrets Maltreatment Of Nigerians by coolier(f): 10:13pm On May 03, 2008

Texcee:
The statement by the BA authorities is a slap on the wrist, they need to accept responsibility for what happened and promise our authorities that such an event will ~~not~~ never repeat itself.

I agree with you o jare, plus unreserved apology and adequate compensation to all passengers on board.

Education › Re: Recommended Books by coolier(f): 7:58pm On May 01, 2008

Someone sent my kid "ABD Yoruba fun awon omode ati alakobeere". It's a yoruba beginner educational picture book for children learning the language and adults refreshing their knowledge. It's a good start for children and parents both at home and abroad who want their children to learn Yoruba. www.yorubabooks.com

Politics › Re: My Children Died For Iyabo, But She Has Shown No Interest In The Effort To Immor by coolier(f): 10:51pm On Apr 30, 2008

Hey people! Do you have kids? 'Am sure those two little angels don't deserve to die the way they did. For crying out loud they were butchered to death in Iyabo Obasanjo's car. They died her death. They had all been together shortly before then as family friends. That and the fact they were killed in her car is more than enough reason for her to join in keeping their memories alive. To do her possible best in supporting any cause in remembrance of the two little angels. That I don't think is too much to ask. Nobody would ever pray for his/her kids to even die not to talk of dieing the way they did!!! I wouldn't wish that for my enemy. I feel for the kiddies mum and I pray God will continue to give her the strength and fortitude to bear the loss of two children at the same time.

Politics › Re: My Children Died For Iyabo, But She Has Shown No Interest In The Effort To Immor by coolier(f): 10:43pm On Apr 30, 2008

Hey people! Do you have kids? 'Am sure those two little angels don't deserve to die the way they did. For crying out loud they were butchered to death in Iyabo Obasanjo's car. They died her death. They had all been together shortly before then as family friends. That and the fact they were killed in her car is more than enough reason for her to join in keeping their memories alive. To do her possible best in supporting any cause in remembrance of the two little angels. That I don't think is too much to ask. Nobody would ever pray for his/her kids to even die not to talk of dieing the way they did!!! I feel for the kiddies mum and I pray God will continue to give her the strength and fortitude to bear the loss of two children at the same time.

Family › Re: My Friend Consistently Beats Up Her Mum! by coolier(op): 9:02pm On Apr 30, 2008

@Aderoy:

Very funny, am laughing. Don't tell me my friends mum will end up like that o!

Thanks all the same for your contribution. Ah! plus contact info, later.

Politics › Re: Haba (!), Deji Of Akure? by coolier(f): 4:20pm On Apr 27, 2008

I would say all the cement sellers in Akure are stupid and a bunch of idiots who cannot think. Why do they have to report Alasoniyi to the Deji for selling lower than everybody else? Why doesn't anyone or all of them think of becoming Alasoniyi's customer - that way buy all his cement of him at N1,600 a bag, then take them back to his/their shop and resell for N2,000(the exorbitant rate everybody is selling in Akure), and make some extra good money for nothing. That way everybody would be happy and there won't be any bad blood.

Can't people stop and think in this country.

I think Deji of Akure should not be blamed, he has judged wisely.

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