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Story of my life. Was only born when the riches were slowly vanishing. Granddad was the comptroller of customs in the late 1960s, my parents were living the life, flying planes like going to the market, The former Plateau state governor, Jang was even his right-hand man, tho his junior, but womanizing became his downfall. In his various trips and transfers, he met new women everywhere, and as a man with bar, e no hard am lay these women. My grandma was the only wife as of then, before you know what happened, he impregnated another woman from my state who was in the customs service too, then he brought her home and married her, making 2 wives. Grandma was still fine with it, but the man went out and impregnated a Yoruba woman who was an air hostess in Lagos. The woman was troublesome and was a jazz woman, so he did not marry her or bring her home, he got another accommodation for her and started a business for her. You'd think he would stop here, but nahh, he got the Yoruba woman pregnant 4 more times, making 5 kids from her, then he impregnated another young woman from my place again, did not bring her home, but had 3 children with her too. Everything was still fine, he had money to settle all the bills, one day, he was promoted, his colleague was jealous and poisoned his drink, that's how the man died o. the colleague did not last long and confessed on his death bed too. The good thing was that my grad ma already had 6 kids for him before he started all his womanizing, to date, there are still kids he has outside that we do not know of, we recently learned of one in Abeokuta, man was grown with his youngest daughter over 19 years old. During that time, my grandma was wise enough to set up herself and build 4 houses and a hotel, this was what sustained her after his death, cos his money soon vanished after everyone took their share, it was messy, and he did not leave any will. In a bid to harmonize the house, my grandma brought all the wives into the family house, the second wife warned her against it but she refused. The Yoruba woman's children soon grew and became a terror to the house, stealing, and fighting always in the house. I remembered how the second son broke the windshield of my grandma's car on multiple occasions once there was a problem in the house. He pulled down the railings of our staircase and so many other terrible things. By then, all my grandma's male kids had left the house to other parts of the country to hustle, the only one at home who dealt with them later got ill and died sometime around 2006, the other male child is a reverend father, e no like trouble, my dad had since left the house too. las las sha, the money vanished, and everybody faced their hustle. The whole thing made my grandma always sing it into my ears to never marry 2. ![]() Till date, the family name still rings a bell in the state and everyone who knew my parents, uncles, and aunties back then always spoke about how they used to ball, they were the trending kids in the state, and the proof was that they too had kids outside that nobody knew, even them sef no know, at least 4 grown up people showed up claiming to be grandchildren of the family. The funny thing is that they all looked like the parents they claimed as theirs, and my uncles never denied having an affair with their mothers but refused to accept the child as the family's. PS, we are still very much in touch with many wealthy people in the state including the King, and even Jang himself, but since my grandma died, the contact reduced drastically. |
AllBlack:Ice prince still very much active. Was in my area in Jos just yesterday morning where he settled random strangers hospital bills at BUTH and walked round the market on foot just to interact with the people. |
He sang the most recent big brother naija theme song and released a single a few months back. Still very much active |
Bola4boy:Never been a fan of Toyota, strictly Honda, I still don't get the entire rave and rush of Toyota, so what you are saying is baseless. I'll rather get a DC than a big daddy. |
Even with the inflation, this one no suppose pass 1.5 with all the defects. |
Rubbish! She won't even know when the divorce papers reach her. Its either she stops all that nonsense, or sign it and get out of my house. |
Rahama - Kaestrins Broken - Kaestrings Beyond me - Yadah Na your hand - Yadah Majesty - Michael Smith Daddy wey dey pamper - Moses Bliss Amaram - Mercy Chinwo You are my strength - Miranda Curtis I almost met go - Kurt Carr Ekwueme, You no dey use me play - Prosper My worship - Thompson Yabo - Solomon Lange When I remember / Jehovah is your name - Ntokozo Mbambo All Dunsin Oyekan's songs Iba/Ese/Imela, etc- Nathaniel Bassey Ni na yesu, Sunar Yes - Chingtok Ishaku Oba - Joe mettle Bola, Aleyi pada - Sunmisola Omo e too plenty, God has been wonderful to me, so most of the songs that moves me are songs that declare my total and complete dependance on Him. |
Omoawoke:The crusaders were created for a somewhat good cause. Yes, they were violent, but at that time, that was what was needed to stop the spread of Islam, which was spread not by preaching, but by fear and conquest. |
osymerga:I'm sorry about the loss. Igbos were some of the top loosers in the Terminus market inferno. More than 70% of my friends in Jos are igbos and it was very unfortunate that they were once tagged the 'problem', but we all know better now. Jos is a beautiful place, far more peaceful now that everyone knows everyone's agenda and everyone is treading more carefully. It has a beautiful night life and many chilling spots. Do visit, you will enjoy it. |
Tradepunter2:More than 90% of the south think Plateau is a hausa/fulani land because most of them have never been out of the south before. Once I tell a southerner I am from Jos, the next question I expect is 'so you be hausa?', but I quickly let them know I am not in anyway related to hausa and I am not from the north either, I am from the middle belt. And truly, anytime I look at the map of Nigeria, I wonder who made the useless geo-political zone division cos clearly, Plateau is not in the north. |
Tradepunter2:The Berom people were the very first tribe to sense what the Jihadist are trying to do in Jos, and that is why you will never find a fanatic Muslim who likes the Berom people. They sensed the danger a long time ago, stopped selling their lands to Muslims, and stopped giving out their daughters too, plus, they were always two steps ahead of the Jihadist agenda and counters it. We were seen as a troublesome tribe for a long time, but now, everybody has seen what the berom people were against and every Plateau indigenous tribe is plying that route now. Their agenda is clear as day. |
mu2sa2:Stop saying nonsense, nothing was ethnic based. It was purely religious based. And yes, Jos north has a good Muslim population, but they can't outnumber the population of Christians in the same Jos north. Moreover, Jos north doesn't end at Dilimi, Anguwan rogo, Bauchi road, etc, Jos north is massive, and even if you dress like a pope in areas like Apata, Busa Buji, Rukuba road, etc, which are all the major residential areas in Jos north, nobody will touch you, but try that in the Muslim dominated areas and see. I know of a Yoruba Muslim woman who was chased out of her area at Yan Tire cos she was not 'Muslim enough'. And before you say anything, I am Jos through and through, a berom man, born and brought up, spent the first 20 plus years of my life in Jos before moving, and I still go to Jos every December, like I will go again in a few days time. |
press9jatv:Make sure you stop doing online stuffs, cos it is clear that you have the wrong motivation for it cos you are very ignorant and not willing to learn. Here is a stream that started 2 years ago and is still live now
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press9jatv:Do you even know what you are saying all these people? I've seen a livestream that started 2 months ago as at that time and it was still live, so what exactly are you saying? What is the source of this info? |
kaltonga:Gbom Gwom Jos. |
This one Don craze finish |
This is false news. Who ever wrote this is mad. There was no explosion anywhere in Jos, there was a bomb scare and the police came and secured the area. I repeat, there was no explosion anywhere in Jos. I have host of family and friends around the Old Juth area and they are still selling things in their various shops as I type. |
3 ke? Terrible lies. My friend who lives in Epe told me not less than 20 were killed. He posted a video and in that video alone, I counted about 9. |
slimmax:There is actually no food in this Lagos, even if you are rich, you can't just stroll to the bus stop and get fresh lettuce or cabbage like in north. It's always 2 days own, or last week own. They seriously lack varieties in the south west. |
Myrrhis:It is called 'Kwodo' |
Op you reminded me of my time in Jos, and my late aunty who always does this for us, it was called 'Kwodo' or something. Omo men dey suffer for Lagos but dem no know cos fresh food no really dey, e no pass Rice, Spag, yam, macaroni, beans, e Don finish. ![]() Bless you Aunty K LocalFARMERS Edit There are many recipe videos on YouTube Here is one https://www.youtube.com/live/Ts_DRUGhya8?si=kS-vmB3aKZ1CNEsx |
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thecuteone:Hi, yes, been a while. yes, my dog has littered once around September last year, 6 pups, lost one and sold 4. Was a lot of work for me that period having to clean everywhere multiple times every single day, she came on heat again about 3 months ago but I refused to mate her, I don't have the time and strength to properly take care of the pups right now. I however left one of her female pups from her last litter to be with her, she is a smart dog. I wanted to sell them all at first, but I noticed she was smart enough to know where to do business as soon as she started walking. Anytime she felt like weeing or pooping, she walks straight to the potty at that young age, less than 2 months as at then, while the rest just do it anywhere, I was flabbergasted and decided I was going to let her stay. She is a year old now and came on heat around the same time as her mum but I did not cross her because it's her first time, plus I do not have the strength or time either. |
njelrapheal:https://www.nairaland.com/8232751/2005-honda-accord-v6-registered#132321046 |
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AfonjajaOpobo: ![]() One has been advertising an old EOD for almost 6 months now at 1.6m, just as dollar rise reach 1700, e raise am to 1.85m, laugh Wan kill me. |
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Very rubbish facts. The man schooled in Jos, Plateau state. I know his house at Busa Buji and his daughters too, with the wife, before they moved to Edo. We used to go to their house as kids with my friend who is the wife's nephew |
aRICE oh Compatriot. He has tried, he added millet and sorghum to the Agbado he promised earlier. Tinubu is a man with a heart of gold,he has human sympathy. |
richmond500:If you earn 200k in a major state like Lagos, you are still poor. |
Warrior247:Let's be honest: if there was ever a moment he could have lost, it was the last election. Despite widespread opposition, he managed to rig himself in. Now, with every agency and department in his pocket, it's hard to see how he could lose again. The likelihood of Tinubu losing the next election is slimmer than the moon appearing at noon. By any means necessary, he will ensure his position remains intact. Using official presidential channels to campaign for the Edo State APC while disregarding protocols raises questions—how could he possibly lose his own election? |