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ARISHEM:Don't disrespect a legend. Even at an older age, you could lose all the 32 you're shinning there. |
Going by what you have alluded, the Standard Organisation of Nigeria is complicit. You say that 5 shown on the body of the plastic containers we call kegs is only a design? So the 10 liters kegs is 3.5L? And so the 20, 25, 50L kegs are also less? I doubt this though. A typical 4L keg like those Mobil engine oil kegs are smaller than that typical white keg written 5, presumed to mean 5L. I say SON is complicit because it is misleading to put 5 on a keg that is actually 3.5L. Standardisation comes in. |
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That Reuters report was in continuation of a narrative that certain girls were kidnapped, held and married off in captivity. They were impregnated and gave births. |
By now, it seems very obvious that government and people in government at various levels are complicit in the insecurity issues in the North. But all I see here in this immediate article is an attempt to give them credibility, hype them and make them appear larger than may currently be, giving them the desired media coverage. They came and established an "empire" (mtscheew! which empire?), collected taxes, linked to ISIS, Arabic inscription similar to one one Somalia, beheaded a village head etc. A veiled hailing to inspire fear. Investigations, if sincere, should start from this man. Reminds me of Gumi ![]() |
They say women love lies. But there has to be some truth in whatever he's telling them to bed them ![]() |
Prettyangelng:Why not in one night? |
Not even a matter of the economy. How do you cope hiding and lying? Hell of a work if you ask me ![]() |
“But due to a trust deficit, people often think we are not truthful when we make certain claims."I still don't trust you. But from the EndSARS protest, I have come to see that in Nigeria, if protests aren't sponsored, they don't hold. Unlike other countries where protests breakout simultaneously across the countries immediately their governments announce any unfriendly policies. Except for the 1993 protests, I have come to realise protests in Nigeria are sponsored. I'm even beginning to even think of the '93 protests in this light. Look at the protests against Jonathan. One would have thought these people truly had the betterment of the country in mind. On their own, the average Nigerians are such that they don't have the moral confidence to protest against bad governance. Imagine such hardship people are going through presently yet cannot genuinely protest? ![]() |
descarado:Looks nice but all these kain names dey confuse person. Tomato egg drop chicken soup? ![]() I don confuse already |
Owaincouncil:Kindly go back to my post and read the first sentence again, this time slowly. By the way, whether he said this particular one or not, this APC government is a government of loose tongues. Add the Minister of Power, Adebayo Adelabu and his loose tongue to the mix. |
Oddly, there's no mention of him saying so in the article. A government of loose tongues. From Akpabio to Ganduje. Just imagine the way a president took off subsidy. Loose tongues everywhere. They all seem to talk first, think later. |
I'm not so sure about it being satanic. But too dramatic, definitely not my thing. |
I might be wrong but I just think perhaps, people are marrying who is not meant for them. If a woman is meant for you, you will have your fights but she can't do this to you. |
From comments above: Smoking weed to boost confidence is a bad idea. Gym registration may be a good start Taekwando/boxing is a good one. Money may/may not be good because even with your money, you can still be physically bullied. In fact anyone with more money with bully you both physically and financially. All I can say is that for any one to successfully bully you, he has already first bullied you mentally. Pay more attention to your strength of mind. |
We guys need to put our biases in check. I have lent a lady money and she returned it. I lent my fellow guy money in April, he is yet to refund it as we apeak. Doesn't even talk about it. You are sounding as though you actually borrowed her the money because she is a woman. Possibly, if it was a guy, you may not have borrowed him All things being equal, this shouldn't be a gender thing. |
She’s More Likely to Cheat Trust Issues Will Arise Those two for me. And perhaps, these two are not even gender based. They probably go both ways. |
Pochettino:You had apparently quoted while I was editing. Nonetheless, I still think this is a societal ill that needs orientation to curtail and eventually end. My point remains that, although there are the cases of greedy loose ladies being victims, there are also innocent ladies falling victims. Heck, guys get murdered for this too. |
Pochettino:Women, whether high value or low value are not the cause of this. There are countless stories of totally innocent ladies falling victims. There was the story of the a girl her mother sent on errand but as rain started, she sought refuge from the rain in a very well known neighbour's shop which began a tragic end for her. There was another that was killed in Benin when she went to a church building to read. There are stories that did not entail exchange of sex for money or anything of sorts and platonic friendship turned tragic. In fact, some, total strangers.. People need to stop making it an 'only olosho' problem |
This shouldn't be turned a gender thing. Both genders err. Whether real or fake, there are stories of starved Oga with the housemaid when madam is away. As for advise. I'm not sure what to say but blackmailers always have what's coming to them. Blackmail a murderer, blackmail a fraud. Just never blackmail a sex partner, mutually consented to. It's a deeper low than the gutters. |
There is something about this that makes it sound like selective condolence. There has been recent tragedies across the country with no condolences from the President. From Kaduna to Abakaliki. Or perhaps, i am wrong. RIP to the victims. |
Soon as Putin showed off the BRICS currency, the world was definitely waiting for a word from you ![]() |
delpee:Aligned thoughts. Just so sad. |
Alvin212:My brother it's sounding unbelievale! |
Betting is one thing I have never attempted. You had 20m and all you could think is to place bet with it? A whole ₦20 million? |
Obasanjo said that Nigeria’s three major ethnic nationalities – Hausa/Fulani, Yoruba, and IgboThis is wrong. Nigeria has three ethnic groups: Hausa, Igbo and Yoruba. There is a huge line difference between Hausa and Fulani. |
Always the consumer nation, fast becoming a liability to the world. We are always benefitting from... When we will start contributing meaningfully for other to benefit from?.. ![]() |
Verrry GOOD!!!! All native doctors involved in ritual killings should be tracked and arrested! Arresting only the murderers is only cutting off branches, the native doctors move on and simply convince another fool to go and murder someone and bring body parts for riches. They are the root cause of this pandemic in Nigeria called ritual killings. |
YoungBlackRico:Per your last paragraph, you'd agree if you kept off drugs you'd have realised the last sentence you refer to was not for you. I clearly mentioned to whom it was intended. Except the drugs you take are your prescribed medications, keep off it son. |
YoungBlackRico:Relocation sales to iron-condemn? ![]() Helinues, if you have nothing good to say, it's better not to comment on threads that require empathy. |
Stop bashing the ladies. It's not a crime for people to meet as they go about their daily lives. For every case like this, the babalawo behind should be fished out, charged & sentenced on same counts! |
I don't see anything wrong here. No issues here. Happy married life. |
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