you got it! you just hit the nail on the wall! exactly how they roll
SmartProf: Those oloshos are mainly husslers, and they target churches with potentially rich dudes, and motivational preaching pastors. They shout and exclaim when not needed, just to attract cheap attention...for churches that people go round to give offerings, these babes cause hold up when dancing towards the offering box, and at the end of church, they take selfies around clean & expensive looking cars. Some of them who need more clients do join the ushering unit where they position the seat of any rich looking dude close to where they will be stationed, in order to allow the dude maximum examination of their assets. These hired assasins don't joke with dancing steps...they will ensure u know they are well endowed & are a balanced diet in all bodily departments, especially if they are infront of u. Unfortunately for those who don't get a client to hook up with, after church they'll put back their high heel shoes in the bag, wear flat slippers and trek home in groups, while deliberating on the next church to attend that has rich dudes.
well i don't blame ASUU. they work they don't wor they still get paid and Naija lecturers who are not serious before and comitted to their other side business will onetime focus on the business while still receive salary from government
yes we know rome wasn't built in a day but that's Rome. not in africa, we are black with black mentality. Nigeria can never be built in Billions years time
Once we are familiar enough with the technology, we will start imitating the technology by building a copy cat of the model and move onto complete innovative.
you just hit the nail on the head. i have been on this point as well
Lets say our naija olosho money won too much for kost to afford cuz na yahoo boys dey patronize them the most. then people should start seeing the need to masturbate instead of all these rape shit as last resort
i get angry when i see some people saying here that masturbation is a sin. yes we know but its sin is better and preferable to sleeping around with some random girls you don't know the spirit they are carrying cuz some are living dead!
Kriss216: Government should help in orienting citizens on need for masturbation.
Most of them are USELESS... The MOMENT you are RICH, Nigerian Pastors become automatically GULLIBLE. They NOSEDIVE at your decisions. The CULPRITS of NIGERIA'S PROBLEMS are... 1. The PASTORS. 2. The POLITICIANS. 3. The PEOPLE of NIGERIA. Please, ask me why I didn't add the IMAMS and the NATIVE DOCTORS...?
For almost 15 years now, I have deserted anything that has to do with the NIGERIAN CHURCH. In fact, I never felt I was losing morals with each Sunday that passed in Nigeria without going to church back then. At some point my Mother stopped disturbing me about it since my Life was even getting better than everyone else around me.
GOD is not a MAN...,that's why so many STUPID PRAYERS coming from Nigeria are not answered. In Nigeria, you see a GUY who can't afford pairs of shoes or steady house rent praying for Private Jet. U find a LADY who lives in a SQUALOR, praying for the Latest IPhone. Those days Churches taught Morals. Now we teach them Morals.
.....The LEADERS of any COUNTRY are always the product of that country. What NIGERIA is today, is by the making of those residing in Nigeria and not outsiders. U can't plant PEPPER and be expecting MANGO. GOD Is not even aware of these Useless churches in Nigeria, in fact it irritates God.
we are not moving anywhere bro! naija to get that kind plan
Israeljones: Damage Control... Untill Nigerians Start seeing religion as a tool Politicians use for their selfish gain then we will start talking abt moving this country 4ward
There was a really a country! cuz Nigeria is really gone! if a country like Ghana can deport Nigerians imagine what other better country be doing
Ogaoo
we're done for
viviangist: The Ghanaian Minister of Information, Kojo Nkrumah, on Sunday, defended the $1m trade levy and other regulations imposed on Nigerian traders in Ghana, noting that Nigeria had equally issued executive orders preventing foreigners from getting jobs which Nigerians can do.
The minister said it was astonishing that Ghanaian laws could be described as outrageous, noting that it was on record that Nigeria had taken a number of steps in pursuit of its national interests.
He cited the closure of the Seme-Krake borders since August 2019 as part of steps taken by the Federal Government, which he said had affected the neighbouring countries.
Nkrumah accused Nigerian traders in Ghana of gross violations of retail trade laws, including tax evasion, immigration offences, and selling substandard products.
Nkrumah stated this in reaction to a statement by the Minister of Information and Culture, Lai Mohammed, that the Federal Government would no longer condone the reported harassment of Nigerians in the former Gold Coast.
Mohammed had in his statement on Friday listed various acts of aggression against Nigeria and its citizens by the Ghanaian authorities, including the takeover of some Nigerian diplomatic properties, discriminatory deportation of 825 Nigerians within one year and harsh jail sentences on Nigerians.
But Nkrumah said contrary to Mohammed’s claims that 825 Nigerians were deported between January 2018 and February 2019, only 700 Nigerians involved in fraud, prostitution, and armed robbery were deported from Ghana.
Nkrumah stated, “The Federal Republic (Nigeria), on the other hand, is on record to have taken a number of steps in recent months, in pursuit of her national interests, which have gravely affected other countries in the region.
“These include the closure of Nigeria’s Seme-Krake border from August 2019 to date and the issuance of executive orders by Nigeria’s Presidency preventing foreigners from getting jobs which Nigerians can do, to mention a few.”
The minister assured that the Ghanaian President, Nana Akufo-Addo, would engage with Nigeria’s President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), and develop a framework for validating the claims of ill-treatment of citizens of either country and ensure they enjoy the full exercise of their rights while respecting the sovereignty and laws of both countries.
Nkrumah said his counterpart’s assertion on the alleged seizure of Nigerian Mission property located at No. 10, Barnes Road, Accra, was incorrect, noting that the land was acquired by Nigeria from a private citizen, Thomas Hardy, on October 23, 1959.
The minister explained that the commercial lease on the land expired 46 years ago without any evidence of renewal by the Nigerian High Commission in Ghana.
On the high residency permit levies, including the $120 for COVID-19 test imposed by the authorities, Nkrumah stated that this applied to all foreigners and not just Nigerians.
Speaking on the closure of over 1,000 shops belonging to Nigerians over non-payment of the $1m trade levy, the information minister stated, “The compliance exercises conducted in the selected markets revealed gross violations of retail trade laws and regulations by Ghanaians and foreigners, including Nigerians.
“These violations included tax evasion, immigration offences, trading in substandard products, violation of the Ghana Investment Promotion Centre law, improper registration of firms, under-payment of business operating permits, falsification of documents, among others.”
Meanwhile, the Anambra State Governor, Willie Obiano, on Sunday condemned Ghana’s hostile policies targeted mainly at Nigerian.
In separate letters to Buhari; Foreign Affairs Minister, Geoffrey Onyeama and Lai Mohammed, Obiano said Ghana was not being fair to Nigerians, given the major role that the late Dr Nnamdi Azikiwe, played “in reshaping the history and destiny of Ghana.”
In one of the letters made available to our correspondent in Awka, the Anambra State by the state Commissioner for Information and Public Enlightenment, C-Don Adinuba, Obiano said, “After all, it was the Great Zik of Africa (Nnamdi Azikiwe) who, as Editor-in-Chief of The African Morning Post in Accra in the 1940s, discovered the promising and intelligent young man known as Kwame Nkrumah and encouraged him to travel to the United States for further education and even secured admission for the young man in Zik’s alma mater, Storer College in Philadelphia.
“The Anambra State government notes that it will be a profoundly sad development if Ghanaians create the impression that non-Africans are welcome to their country but not fellow blacks and Africans.”
right bro! girls don't have code, all they do is envy and jealous eachother
code is only for the guys
paulolee: Girls code?? we all know that girls are good in pretending that they love each others but secretly they do beef and hate each other because they are blessed with hidden jealousy and they all wants to be the main center of attentions unlike guys...so girl's code cnt work..
Temitopemo6e6: First we have over bloated government. Most of these agencies duplicate responsibilities. They should be scrapped or merged. Federal Road safety should be merged with Police. After all we don't see them doing safety but extorting money.
All i see here is a thief callig out another thief
It's the game of politics in naija
Once corruption no favor dem dem begin calling eachother's name out
TMSMedia: Presidential Aide Asks EFCC, ICPC To Probe Fani-Kayode Over N2bn Missing Aviation Fund
The insult Femi Fani-Kayode recently made at a Daily Trust journalist appears to have opened his page again on the corruption allegation made against him as Aviation minister.
According to IgbereTV reports, President Buhari's media aide, Lauretta Onochie has called for an immediate probe into the ex-minister’s dealing while in office.
She made the call on Saturday, August 29, by urging the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) and the Independent Corrupt Practices Commission (ICPC) to look into an allegation levelled against him by Minister of Transportation, Rotimi Amaechi.
Amaechi who claimed that FFK, as he is popularly called, made away with N2 billion made for a runway construction in Port Harcourt. Speaking during an interview with Channels TV, the Transport minister said the said fund was handed to FFK by the Peter Odili-led government.
you no hate them reach me. that man wey dey roll for mud no get sense ni, mtcheww! hin own eyes jus dey clear now. e no know say naija girls be users! dem no dey love any man. dem be like ants wey dey be where dem smell sugar(money)
Like i used to say, once your girl gained admission into a higher institution, just call her once in a while cuz she's gone already but once she goes for NYSC, just text her once in a while cuz na Bleep dem go Bleep for that nysc.
na us wey never marry now i dey wonder for cuz girls no even move me again cuz to me, there are no more worthy woman for a home again, just bunch of pussies sleeping around with men for money and thats all
Erudite202: Whenever I read about that man that was rolling in the mud in Owerri because someone turned down his proposal, Laycon comes to my mind. I hate emotionally weak men.
Hebrews 12:5-6 say this: “And ye have forgotten the exhortation which speaketh unto you as unto children, My son, despise not thou the chastening of the Lord, nor faint when thou art rebuked of him: For whom the Lord loveth he chasteneth, and scourgeth every son whom he receiveth.”
Galatians 6:7 says this: “Be not deceived; God is not mocked: for whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap”.
We believe that once you are saved if you live in sin there are consequences for that sin, your heavenly Father will chastise you. Just like an earthly father has to discipline his children when they do wrong. It doesn’t mean that you are not loved by your father, it doesn’t mean that he is kicking you out of a family, it just means that he is correcting you, when you need to be corrected.
Everything that we have showed you so far has came straight out of the Bible. I basically read a verse and explained it, read another verse and explained it. What we have seen in Scripture is that we are all sinners, there is none righteous. What we’ve seen is that our sins condemn us to hell: “the wages of sin is death”. And that is not just the physical death, but the second death, meaning “being cast into the lake of fire”. We have seen that Jesus Christ died, was buried, was resurrected to pay for our sins. We’ve seen that we don’t have to do anything: we don’t have to pay, work, or earn our salvation, it’s a free gift. And we’ve seen, that salvation is eternal, it will last forever: no matter what we do, it will never end.
Allow me to go back to this gift illustration: let’s say I bought a gift, and wrapped it up and put your name on it, and I said “here you go, happy birthday. You don’t have to give me any money for this gift, you don’t have to do anything for this gift. I just want to give you this free gift”. And let’s say you said “Thanks, but no, thanks”, and you rejected my free gift; did that gift ever become yours? The answer to this is “no”: it never became yours, because you have never accepted it. Was the gift paid for? It was paid for, because I paid for it. Was it meant for you? It was – it says “To” and it has your name on it. But it never became yours, because you didn’t receive it. And the gift of God is the exact same way: Jesus Christ already paid for it on the cross and He offers it to all of us freely, but you get a choice weather you’d like to accept it or reject it.
If you could accept the gift of God would you do it?
In Romans 10:9 the Bible says this: “That if thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus” – I want you to notice: you are NOT confessing to a man, or a priest, you are “confessing Jesus Christ”; the word “confess” means “to admit”. And what you are saying is “I’m a sinner and I need a Savior, and I am confessing the Lord Jesus”. But it’s more than just saying words: it says “and shalt believe (that’s the faith) in thine heart (what are you believing?) that God hath raised him from the dead (so you are believing in death, burial and resurrection of Jesus Christ and that is ALL that was needed n order to pay for your salvation), thou shalt be saved“. It doesn’t say you “might” be saved, doesn’t say you “hopefully” will be saved. God said “I WILL save you” if you confess with your mouth, and if you believe in your heart.
If you believe this I’d like to help you form a prayer. I’d like to help you pray right now and ask Jesus Christ to save you; confess with your mouth, if you truly believe in your heart, what you’ve heard from the Bible. Simply repeat after me:
Jesus, I know I am a sinner, and I deserve to go to hell. Please forgive me of all my sin. Please give me eternal life. I’m not trusting in myself, I’m only trusting in you. Amen.
Wrong Title! the thread should have been the most painted or well painted face in Imo! radarada
I dey wonder as this people take dey nominate their winners sef when be say na politics
maybe na the girl drop her pussy most to the organizers! who am i to ask such question sef
Mtchewww!
AlexReports: Vivian Ugochi Zeibe Emerges Most Beautiful Girl In Imo State Universe
In Imo state, Queen Vivian Ugochi Zeibe has emerged 2nd runner up Winner of the 2020/2021 edition of Most Beautiful Girl in Imo State. She was announced Universe at the glamour grande finale event of Most Beautiful Girl in Imo State, held at Jesus Never Fails Arena Portharcourt Road, Owerri Imo State.
Her Majesty, Queen Vivian Ugochi Zeibe, the crowned winner of Most Beautiful Girl in Imo State Universe, was in the contest with 15other Contestants, but was crowned Most Beautiful Girl in Imo State Universe after demonstrating outstanding vigour, potential capabilities and intellectual strenght. The 22nd of August 2020 grande final event recorded the notable presence of reputable personalities, showbiz executives, Models, beauty Queen, Celebrities and Partners from several sectors and industries.
In a statement by Mr. Clinton Briggs, the Project Director of Most Beautiful Girl in Imo State, he described the 2020/2021 edition as a mind-blowing success and commended the contributions and inputs of partners towards ensuring fruition for the occasion. He however congratulated the winners including Queen Vivian Ugochi Zeibe, the Winner of Most Beautiful Hirl in Imo State Universe 2020/2021.
Clinton Briggs further noted that the emergence of Queen Vivian Ugochi Zeibe was quite anticipated, as she has always received notable remarks and commendations for her creative and innovative coordination, even during camping with other Contestants. In the other hand Queen Vivian Ugochi Zeibe has also appreciated and expressed gratitude to the organiser of the 2020/2021 Pageant event.
Queen Vivian Ugochi Zeibe assured her Sponsors and the Organisers of Most Beautiful Girl in Imo State of her commitments to honourably and responsively deliver excellently in the requirements of her new appointment and office as the crowned winner and reigning Most Beautiful Girl in Imo state Universe. She has also continued to receive felicitations from friends, fans, family members and followers across several social platforms within Nigeria and across the world.
Nigeria Will No Longer Tolerate Harassment of Its Citizens in Ghana - FG
The Nigerian Government is deeply concerned by the incessant harassment of its citizens in Ghana and the progressive acts of hostility towards the country by Ghanaian authorities, and will no longer tolerate such.
In this regard, the Federal Government is urgently considering a number of options aimed at ameliorating the situation.
The Federal Government has been documenting the acts of hostility towards Nigeria and Nigerians by the Ghanaian authorities. These include:
- Seizure of the Nigerian Mission's property located at No. 10, Barnes Road, Accra, which the Nigerian Government has used as diplomatic premises for almost 50 years. This action is a serious breach of the Vienna Convention.
- Demolition of the Nigerian Mission's property located at No. 19/21 Julius Nyerere Street, East Ridge, Accra, another serious breach of the Vienna Convention.
- Aggressive and incessant deportation of Nigerians from Ghana. Between Jan. 2018 and Feb. 2019, 825 Nigerians were deported from Ghana.
- Closure of shops belonging to Nigerians. Over 300 Nigerians shops were locked for four months in Kumasi in 2018; over 600 Nigerian shops were locked in 2019 and, currently, over 250 Nigerians shops have been locked.
- Residency Permit requirements, for which the Ghana Immigration Service has placed huge fees, far higher than the fees charged by the Nigerian Immigration Service.
These include the compulsory Non-citizen ID card (US$120, and US$60 for yearly renewal); Medical examinations, including for Covid-19 which is newly-introduced (about US$120), and payment for residency permit (US$400 compared to the N7,000 being paid by Ghanaians for residency card in Nigeria)
- Outrageous stipulations in the Ghana Investment Promotion Centre Act. When the Act was initially promulgated in 1994, a foreigner is required to invest at least US$300,000 by way of equity capital and also employ 10 Ghanaians.
This Act has now been amended twice, with the 2018 GIPC Act raising the minimum capital base for foreign-owned businesses to US$1m. Though targeted at foreigners, it seems GIPC's definition of foreigners is Nigerians. The GIPC Act also negates the ECOWAS Protocol.
- Media war against Nigerians in Ghana. The negative reportage of issues concerning Nigerians resident in Ghana by the Ghanaian media is fuelling an emerging xenophobic attitude towards Nigerian traders and Nigerians in general.
The immediate fallout is the incessant harassment and arrest of Nigerian traders and closure of their shops. - Harsh and openly-biased judicial trial and pronouncement of indiscriminately-long jail terms for convicted Nigerians.
There are currently over 200 Nigerians in the Nsawam Maximum prison in Ghana alone.
The Federal Government will like to put on record the fact that even though over 1 million Ghanaians are resident in Nigeria, they are not being subjected to the kind of hostility being meted out to Nigerians in Ghana.
Also, Even though the main reason given for the seizure of Federal Government property at No. 10, Barnes Road in Accra is the non-renewal of lease after expiration, the Ghanaian authorities did not give Nigeria the right of first refusal or the notice to renew the lease.
By contrast, the lease on some of the properties occupied by the Ghanaian Mission in Nigeria has long expired, yet such properties have not been seized. Nigeria has time after time demonstrated its fidelity to the long cordial relations with Ghana.
But indications, especially in recent times, are that Nigeria's stance is now being taken for granted and its citizens being made targets of harassment and objects of ridicule.
This will no longer be tolerated under any guise.
In the meantime, the Federal Government wishes to appeal to its citizens resident in Ghana to remain law abiding and avoid engaging in self help, despite their ordeal.