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JustinSlayer69:It looks like the dude was forced to get married to her in the 1st place. |
It's official I have seen enough. The world has gone bunkers. |
SirMichael1:Apology accepted. |
It's about time, geotechnical engineering aspect of engineering would grow astronomically as a result of this. |
SirMichael1:Are we fighting? What's the meaning of this? |
Clone2020:As incredibly as it sounds, it's true. The rothschild's actually control the world. I read somewhere that the rothschild family can feed the entire world 3 times a day for life if they choose to. |
SirMichael1:I honestly don't know what all these fuss is about. My late dad bought on very big brown book when I was in primary 4, it had Quantitative analysis and Verbal Reasoning in it's last chapter, it was in preparation for my common entrance examination(yes I wrote common entrance in primary 4 and passed, but my dad let me finish primary 5 I wrote another and passed before I went to secondary school)there no biggie there. You guys make it look like we went to primary school in the stone age. Haba!!! |
Adulphus:Google the Rothschild family Dynasty and get back to me. The Rockefeller family money na proper coins where the Rothschild's are involved. |
TheDriller:That's what people don't realise, the rothschild family are like puppet masters of the whole world. I don't know who rated the now late David Rockerfella as $3billion worth. That guy and his family is worth over $5trillion. He is not even on forbes for crying out loud, so they can't even rate his worth. |
kayalla:My dear, no mind the ignoramuses here talking trash. I escorted a friend of mine to his introduction, on collection of the list, what was on the list was about 850k they elders negotiated and laughed over the list. At the end of the day, what was purchased from the list wasn't even up to 180k. It's just for fun. BTW, the list/items you guys see there is not just for the girl's family. The ndị nne, the ụmụada, the ndị nna, the youths all share from this. It is a thing of joy. |
ChristyG:Just look at the group of people you called, this alone goes to show how myopic you are. These are yeyebrities who believe that they are better single than married and don't want to be under the control of any man. Let me ask you this, why do most Igbo men no matter where they are, always as in always go home to get married no matter the level of womanising they where engaged in, in the area they are based? We are not complaining, so why are you people always crying more than the bereaved? ![]() I believe you are a woman and as a woman, you would cherish a man that knows your worth and that went through the refining of fire and paid whatever the price to call you wife. |
Bcbabe:Let me understand something here, you are not from across the Niger and you felt that you have the right to call a groom who happily paid whatever the price to have his bride a mugu? Never criticise what you don't understand. Stay there and be saying Igbo people and exorbitant brideprice, while our girls keep getting married every weekend. |
martineverest:And here was I thinking that I had a bad mouth. ![]() |
Wait ooo. This guy rub eyepencil, as in paint im eyebrows? The guy get time sha. |
naijabadoo:Though I am not much of a religious person, but I say a very big AMEN!!! to this prophecies. especially the improvement of the economy part. It has truly not been easy, ask any entrepreneur. |
Now that's what I call a machine. |
Kai!!! My Owerri people don fall my hand yakata. Choi! ![]() Everyday emporium in Owerri has far better bread than shoprite, still don't understand the shoprite hype. |
Adaowerri111:This your statement, is totally uncalled for. COREN is well within its rights as a regulatory body to to cry foul when life threatening structures like these are being erected. i pass through that amawire axis when last i came to owerri, the construction was an eyesore. Even when rochas started constructing that rubbish at nwaorie river opposite warehouse. If not for the intervention of COREN, that stopped that work, do you know how many lives that would have been lost there? How can someone with his/her senses complete do a raft foundation for an overhead bridge that will take a lot of traffic especially heavy-duty vehicles in a waterlogged/slightly swampy area as against piling foundation? |
pweetyoge:Babe if I say I love you now, all these jealous nairalnders will say I too like woman. My ex studied philosophy, and she was the most intellectually engaging and emotionally mature girl I ever dated. It was just tribal differences prevented us from tieing the knot. Like someone said earlier philosophy is like a strong foundational course, so as a philosopher you need to upgrade to be really relevant. Even in engineering back then we did philosophy of science in our 1st year and a PhD holder is a doctor of philosophy, that is he/she knows the subject of study from the roots. I am fascinated by philosophers. |
TRUSTEDPAY: HiddenShadow:Make una no mind am, na only im go school. |
babyfaceafrica:Yeah money made by their fathers who strives and struggled to get the money in the 1st place. |
ImperialYoruba:I have to say I am impressed with your level of knowledge of sedimentation, it shows you are a good "theoretical" geologist. 1st of all, you mentioned that we have a high water level in the south east, so that is one of the reasons for the gully erosion ravaging our cities. The Anambra basin is does not have a high water level, compared to the south south and coastal areas of Nigeria. If it was as a result of the aquifer being close to land then what will you say about Lagos, Ondo, Delta, Rivers that are not passing through this gully erosion issue. 2. The soil in the south east is mainly lateritic in nature and has the tendency to flow because of the low cohesive nature of those soils and the high percentage of clay content in the soils in that area. 3. The major causes of erosion in some the areas I studied and made publications about are i) massive development of rural area without proper planning for drainage(years of government neglecting the south east caused this so we do our own developments ourselves much to the disbelief of people like you and there is only so much an individual can do). ii) Our soil type has a large percentage of clay in it so it flows when rain water reaches its liquid limit.( Go and study atterberg limits and shear strength of soils for better understanding). 4. So how those this affect a proposed port in Onticha? When even if what you are saying is true, simple shoreline protection can be done to prevent what you said above(by the way, the still conduct EIA before such a project is undertaken). 5. If we have an island port in Anambra, Imo and Abịa, is anything wrong with that? Considering that Onitcha has the largest market in West Africa, so them having an inland port is not out of the ordinary. 6. I am from Imo State, true we have issues with the Anambra people, but even twin brothers fight and settle amicably. Then who the flying f**K are you to interfere, is it your fight? 7. Good to know that the Yoruba don't want Igbo 'refugees". Then stop systematically killing the seaports in other states, let them grow and compete favourably and believe me we will leave your God forsaken land in a hurry. Yeye dey smell, Proudly 5% |
GogetterMD:No it was during the days of Napoleon Bonapate, Julius Cesar, Michael Angelo and Leonardo Davinci. Do you think the present crop of shrewd businessman and politicians we call old cargos who won't let the youth rule the nation behaved like this as youngsters themselves? This is why, those old men from that generation will continue to be in power while the "youths be competing about who be omo baba olowo or not". We just have to wake up. |
I miss the days when men settle rifts with the fist, then hug and mutual respect is gained. Now what we have are spoilt puzzy nikkas, seeking attention. I really pity this generation. ![]() |
my only interest right now, is for the dollar should go down. |
Why can't we open up all the seaports, be it Ibaka, Calabar, Onne, Warri. Create enough inland seaport including, but not limited to Oguta in Imo, Onticha, Niger state, Benue there are so many of them being fed from these seaports. The increase in activity in the country will be tremendous, can you even imagine the number of people that the will get employed as a result of the increased presence of industries that would pop up here and there? |
ovoP:Oshare, you messed up big time with this comment, believe me. Instead of you to be making a case for Warri, Sapele, Coco or even Burutu Seaport. You are taking a swipe at the igbos. Okay continue. |
Rayhandrinni:na me bi Pastor? I am a firm believer of the tit for tat principle of the Bible. So I must fight. ![]() |
Rayhandrinni:I can see you are spoiling for a fight abi? I will give you a complete dose, make I come back from church 1st. BTW, that dog na boerboel not ekuke. Since you can't differentiate simple dog breed. |
Chai! Seun na madness people full Nairaland ooo. See comments . This is the Nairaland I remember from 3/4years back with the likes of 190, Mr cork, ya(something) and others always made Nairaland fun. Then all these kids promoting tribal hate on Nairaland never enter. |
1st of all I don't watch that show, the concept is just stvpid. I don't support sexually harassment of any form, but what BBN did to this guy is terrible. Truth be told that video did not give a clear perception of what happened that night and big brother didn't even give this dude a chance to explain/defend himself. I searched the net and found a video of Richard fingering Ofunneka in BBA, Ofunneka was evicted that week and Richard went ahead to win that year's Big Brother Africa it's on YouTube(Google Richard and Ofunneka fingergate) I feel sorry for this guy because his career is completely finished. |
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