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Pick the ikeja apartment, the location would motivate u to double ur hustle and brighten ur prospect of meeting better opportunities and don't mind d person asking u to forget about marriage, people earning way less are living a happy and fulfilling Marid life. Life is all about planning, believing and achieving. God bless your hustle bro.

U can't straighten the notes u intend to bribe a. Police officer with

CheapHomes1:
Is he gay?

nah, he's an American, he's been imprisoned in Russia since 2018

Agbegbaorogboye:
The Russians simply looked at the bigger picture.
Get back a national asset in exchange for giving the US a social rebel and junkie
It was a deal too sweet to ignore even for the Russians
Biden dumb no be small

u are very correct notin is being said about Paul Whelan

How about Paul Whelan whose still in Russian jail, very hypocritic Joe biden

Rogue Ibori still has a voice

ZKOSOSO:
Weldone......Sir. But it's not a Revenue Generating Agency.

Feasting on the young flesh of University admission seekers in the name of revenue generation is EVIL in the sight of God and Man. How many countries in the world are doing joint admission into universities? None.

JAMB was set up mainly to cut down the numbers of Southerners gaining admission into Federal Universities easily than Northerners in the 70s till date.

Gen Murtala conceived the Idea but executed by Gen Obj in 1978. In its operations Southerners are expected to score very high mark before they can be admitted while Northerners with very low score would be admitted into Federal Universities along with uncountable Remedial Schools, IJMB and host of other wuruwuru ways of easy life that littered the Northern educational space

God bless you, I was wondering why jamb should be an income generating body. Our leaders do not have any iota or shame

Constablepatr:
Because you want someone else father to go to prison and doesn’t now we have a different democracy what if it someone close to you ? Would it have been a different democracy

but he disobeyed a court order, the question is if me a common man does d same, my ass would be in jail for a longer time

DonaldGenes:
See wahala but whoever allowed him wear this costume isn't okay.mm
He's tormenting the kids

looks like a she to me

Seun:
What will people use to buy it, though?

transfers, POS merchants will up dere charges

dammywapes:
This cost 1k in my location full fish is #1,500 here

pls we're s ur location make i dey come ball dere

Pls who know where I can board it in abuja

Mexicans dey do blood money?

LasisiAyodeji:
Àg,GW,Africa more often than not, has never been seen a threat in the world cup. Although, over the years, there has been few occasions where African teams defile the odds to go as far as the Quarter finals as seen in 94' 02' and 2010.

This handful of appearances still haven't pitched Africa as a serious contender for the title. Coming into Qatar, Morocco, was seen as one of Africa's biggest prospects going by the quality that the squad posseses.

However, being seeded in a very difficult group that had Belgium and Croatia, it still sounds unbelievable, how the Moroccans topped the group. Such a mystery, positions them as an underdog yet, one with unquestionable potentials of going as far as the finals.

With players who're technically gifted like Achraf Hakimi, Hakim Ziyech, Soufiayne Amrabat, Soufiayne Boufal and Yousouf El-Neysri, the North Africans might just give the world a run for their money.

correct ur post, NO African nation reached the last 8 in 1994, was in1990

This rufai guy is more of a thug than a journalist, the other time it was himself and lastma officials

yinkeys:
Tunisia v France
Cameroun v Brazil
Morocco v Belgium

I can go on
If they believe they’d get the job done, they could
England isn’t that special, USA revealed that

No team is special, infact only England, Morocco and Netherlands are yet to loose in the world

Tareq1105:
I didn't take side bcoz the boy too is a terrorist who wholeheartedly supported the killing of Deborah. Na dem sabi demselves.

oh really

They will collect money from the owner before releasing the car

They couldn't cope with the negative publicity and media pressure, thanks to all those who stood up for the lad

jimmychang:
Shut the Bleep up.....yen yen yen.Always about me and how I turned out fine.It was not the school my dear,it was her upbringing and no parental figure in her life ti give her direction.Such children end up as miscreants.

At least your parents were poor,they never abandoned you.They still guide you and correct you.You are not better than her still.

I haven't said I turned out fine, her excuse was dat dere was no one around ha, most of us were without guidance in our early years, it's wrong choices she made, it's her fault cos she's d one regretting now

naturefellow:
read to comprehend!

Her parents were physically unavailable.
Physical presence itself doesn't guarantee solid parental guidance or support.

I understand you, but she had a platform, she had a pedestal, most people did not have someone to send dem to skul yet survived. She made wrong choices and mingled wit bad crowd.

zztop:
I somewhat agree with you but disagree with the golden opportunity. My story is a bit similar to hers coming to the UK when I was 17, when Shagari was president and exchange rate £ 1.00 to #1.20. Was able to attend a nice independent school but when the Naira started falling then your status changed from Nigerian middle class to UK working class. You have to attend schools every Tom, Dick and Harry . Back then it was still ok but now those just coming in, you will move your kids from private schools in Nigeria to schooling with kids who's dad is a Jamaica drug dealer, Somalian warlord, to Albania gang member. It is a different world. There is no encouragement in to do well in these schools.

The TV idea of black success is gangster rappers and sport personalities and all the black boys what to emulate them. You ask them what do you want to be when you grow up and they they ask which one pays the most. Their counterpart in Nigeria want to be Doctors, lawyers, engineers, they have access to programme like Cowbellpedia and are encouraged to work harder. There is something about the UK which I call "drifting", which is you wake up, eat and sleep before you know it, the years pass you by and you have not achieved anything!

I came to the UK to do my O-levels but 2 years later still struggling with it. By chance my dad send me a ticket to come home for holiday. (Thank God). I went looking for some of my friends and found they were about to start their second year University. This knocked some serious sense into me. I was really disturb and I couldn't wait to get back to London and just do something. Seven years later, I graduated at age 26 years and felt like an old man. I had admission to study a Master's degree but couldn't raise the funds. If my parents were with me in the UK and working in factory, I am pretty sure they would have help raising the funds.

I think my parent wanted the best for me and did their best, so I can not fault them in anyway. I wouldn't say it is a golden opportunity. It is very difficult if you are not rich. If parents were around they will constantly be on your case to do something useful with your life but having said that not all parents. The new Japa crew have no time for that, and most just constantly working and less time for their kids.

As said in a previous post, my success in the UK has got nothing to do with the UK but with Nigeria! If you lose your Nigeria values then most likely you will be a drifter like the Nigerian woman. In my son school, when it was exam time one of the oyinbo parent withdrew their son saying it will be too stressful for him. Welcome to the UK

am really amazed that there still intellectuals like on this platform, I tot all we had here now are just kids

bukatyne:
Did you read the OP at all?

Even if your parents where poor, were you neglected or treated differently from your siblings?

At least, if you were hungry, you were a hungry together not that all your siblings were eating while you were feeding on air.

that doesn't change the fact that she misused a golden opportunity to study abroad, get good grades and live a better life

Make una dey read to understand

The domestic staff sitting on the floor, were they also arrested?

Kobojunkie:
While living in that ghetto, did you or did you not have your parents with you?

We are not all built the same nor of the same level of maturity.

all through university I didn't av any1 wit me, in high skul days my parents weren't wit me either, but I knew I had learnt no trade and education was my only route of poverty, u should be asking her were ha skuls mates are now.

Kobojunkie:
Golden opportunity for whom? Obviously, not her.

2. A very unfair comparison you make there. Schools are there to teach, not make you brilliant. .

I grew up in a ghetto, faced bullying, oppression and all, I didn't av a maths in high skul for abt two yrs, but it's not enof excuse to fail

She had a golden opportunity to skul abroad which millions of Nigerian are looking for, she misused it and is looking for an opportunity to apportion blame, ppl like me attended public skuls from primary to university level with very minimal supervision, cos our parents were poor, yet we manage to kip our heads above d water. She is the master or her fate and architect of her misfortune.

I don't understand what a pastor is doing at a football club, was probably dere for evangelism

LagBlogger:
Oga, people do it. Have you met people who walk customers out of their shop for not dressing well?

really, even when the customer is ready to pay an exhorbitant price wit flight and hotel reservation?, I tot ppl set up bizness to make sales and profit

ganisucks:
That's Bianca's Nollywood side of the story. Things don't happen like that in the real world.

abi o, I wonder what business woman will turn down a customer all in d name of class

This guy is a real business man, never went into coaching like his peers but ventured straight into administration

festacman:
Gov. Charles Soludo is the only APGA governor and technically the leader of APGA. Now, APGA has candidates across the constituencies in Anambra State for 2023 elections and they stand the risk of being upstaged by Labour Party unless an aggressive campaign is done led by the APGA leader.

Don't forget that 4 AD governors (Segun Osoba of Ogun State, Lam Adesina of Oyo State; Bisi Akande of Osun State; Adeniyi Adebayo of Ekiti State; and Adebayo Adefarati of Ondo State) in SW lost their seats because they were on the fence as a way of allowing Obasanjo a lee way to get required votes. Yes, Obasanjo won along with PDP governorship candidates while the 'helpful' sitting AD governors became jobless, leaving Gov. Tinubu of Lagos as 'king of the jungle'. History is full of lessons.

Gov. Soludo committed no offense in protecting his interest and that of the party that gave him platform to become governor.

Lastly, it must be said that Prof. Charles Soludo has always had first class brain even from his days as Senior Prefect in Uga Boys High School. So, I am sure he worked for his professorship and still working to uphold it. Professorship is earned not gifted. Prof. Osuji is merely being emotional.

thumbs up, very lucid analysis