Nice song

May his soul rest in peace. I am shocked!

Zeebuy
these are more of shanties, not buildings, but then where will the residents sleep? I'm sure no one will want to live in a shanty if they could afford better accommodation[color=#990000][/color]

Lagos is like Washington or New York. Not every Tom, Dick and Harry should have a room there.

Happy birthday OBO 🎂

FAAC adopted N436.38/$ as exchange rate for the calculation of the forex component of federally-collected revenues for June 2023 but this has now gone up to at least N750/$.

TheCable could not confirm the actual exchange rate used for July.

FAAC is made up of the minister of finance as chairman, all state commissioners of finance, state accountants-general, the accountant-general of the federation and the permanent secretary of the federal ministry of finance.

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Jagaban teaching them how it's done!

Someone told my cousin about a job that has to do with scouting for people to buy lands at Oyo and Ogun States. The company running this is called Adbond Harvests And Homes. Like all businesses they have a website but I will like to know if there is anybody here who can shed more light on their activities and how legit they are. One has to be very careful in Nigeria of today so that prospective clients will not be chasing my cousin around in case the company fails to deliver.
Pls help.

Cuppy...always catching fun. At 52, I love her like kilode

I thank God for the gift of another day. For the lives of my family and all my siblings.

Drogba- Ivory Coast
Eto'o- Cameroon
Abraham- Nigeria
McCarthy- South Africa
Rashford- ??

Rashford sure has African blood in him.

I am so happy for this beautiful and amazing couple. God don shame 'them'.

There were many things son of man did as a student and after graduation that one'll never repeat, again. We grow to learn. And, such experience ought to be downloaded to the younger ones for life to improve.

While at Idioro, Lagos, I cannot easily recall what the protest was about. But it was in those days when we had telephone booths along Agege Motor Road, beginning from Alakara through Babalosha to Oshodi. It was the ONLY means available for those who do not have a phone at home to make calls.

But in just one day during the protests, students from YABATECH and UNILAG, during a protest destroyed all these telephone booths installed by the defunct NITEL. We cheered them on as this destruction was taking place. They were courageous. They stood up to the Government. These were our words.

A few months later, it was tough making calls in my Adugbo. Of course, it was the same experience in all the places where such happened, because NITEL did not replace these telephone booths. Now, the rich and their friends in Government do not need these phone booths. They had phones at home.

Not until a few months later did son of man realised that the rampaging students did NOTHING to punish those in Government. It was those of us, whose parents were struggling to make ends meet ni won da l'oro. We were being punished for the sins of Government. It was a double punishment, because we were already suffering from Government neglect.

Fast-track to 1986, when son of man was a 100 Level Chemistry student at the University of Ilorin. There was no mobile phone or social media. But the activists and students' union leaders, who organised a protest against the then VC of ABU Zaria, Ango Abdullahi, did a thorough job of ensuring that along with colleagues from Kwaratech and the College of Education, not a single incident of harrassment of members of the public or violence of any sort was recorded (may the soul of Farida Mustapha continue to rest in peace).

As we moved from the permanent site to Post Office in town in order to join our colleagues, it was a sea of human heads that moved round Ilorin town massing through the Emir's palace in a show of strength and solidarity. We made our point and everybody dispersed as we came. Yes, some policemen were 'arrested' and detained by students on the permanent site. This was because some of our colleagues were arrested. Both sides later exchanged 'detainees' without any violence. Nobody was stopped from their daily activities, and despite the fact that we had the biggest market in Ilorin on our route, students did not disturb them.

Of course, things were not like that in other places. In fact, it got worse in later years in many other places. The Idioro experience always signpost most protests. And, son of man's concern remains: when roads are blocked and commuters prevented from going anywhere they want, how does that affect President Muhammadu Buhari and other Government officials? Our people are suffering already. You are adding to their hardship, claiming you are helping them!

If Buhari wants to go anywhere, he will be free to. But the man or woman, who wants to go out to eke out a living is prevented from doing so. Is that not double punishment? I feel we should have evolved. Why not lay siege to the offices of Governors, Houses of Assembly, The Villa and the National Assembly? Is it the ordinary people on the street who should pay for the sins of political office holders?

I saw some Northerners today having forced siesta on the Lagos - Ibadan Expressway by the Redemption Camp. They simply slept beside their lorries, with goods (possibly foodstuff) from up North on the road. Only God knows how long they've been there. Leaving my Lagos house near Berger this morning at 9am, I got to Ijebu Ode by 6.30pm. How does this affect Buhari?

As far back as 1964, Prof. Wole Soyinka acted instead of organising a crowd, when he stood up the radio station in Ibadan to protest election rigging. That action sent more than a message. Why not take the battle directly to those who should have acted instead of punishing ordinary people? There are persons out there, who if they fail to work in 24 hours their children will suffer further untold hardships. Why are we not concerned about them by thinking outside the box?

This protest started with #endsars as its goal. If we are shifting the goal post to a possible change of guards in the country's leadership, why not work on amassing loads of people to occupy the Three Arms Zone in Abuja? After all, that is where the 'culprits' are, not among those suffering from the incompetence of our Government at the Federal, State and Local Government levels?

Just my two cents!
By Wale Adedayo - Babalawo

You may find this weird but it works. Get traditional black soap and mix with good local snuff (taba). I have been using it to brush my teeth over 5 years now. If you know what I went through before discovering you will try it.

God bless you for writing this. There is nothing more precious to his name than the testimony here. Lazy youths calls your writeup an epistle.

Is that a phone in his pocket?!

And this unfortunate being wanted to govern Oyo State!

#NoToSuicide

Ogun East is no man's land because Buruji and Dapo have a stake there. Same with Akinlade and GNI in Ogun West but Yewa knows they stand a better chance with Akinlade. Ogun Central decides this election by my permutations.

Who posted this shit?

"When I left office, EFCC had just N2b in recovered loot. As of today they have recovered over N400b.This means there is more corruption now than in my government".
~Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, PhD
Excerpt from "My Transition Hours"

She was beautiful.

That was fast! Thought Saraki go wan show�

Trouble sleep yanga go wake am

Talkative President!

No pervert. No irresponsible person here. I appreciate you all.

following biblical injunction, you didnt divorce your wife or she did not die. therefore,if you have to remarry you have to divorce her before you marry another woman, which i think is not even encouraged to divorce. read 1cor. 7:8-16. read and study these verses please. this is not a matter of catholic or non catholic

I understand u brother and I know this is not a Catholic issue but do I av to wait for a wife that left 7 years ago and remain unmarried?

It is true I was married. That was on April 15th 2000 and my ex was a twin which affected our Union to a very large extent. We have 3 kids, 2 boys and a girl. I had my inadequacies just like her but twice she packed out of our house without even notifying any of my relatives. I was infected with necrotizing fasciitis while she left the last time in 2010 and spent 3 months in LASUTH but she never visited me. Just last year I started a relationship with another woman who happens to be a widow but after almost 2 years the Catholic Church says we can't be married because I still have a wife....the mother of my children that left since September 2008. I love my new woman but the church said we can't be married. What do I do?

I wish I could help. So many of them on the prowl but I know they can't win all the time. Will send some forums in Dubai to you. We must nail them all and some agencies will be so interested. I will send address to your email.

Pls dont mix things up. What ppl are saying is that this is first visit after the Chibok girls were kidnapped. True or false?

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Can you pls explain better cos I don't understand what you wrote abi na the English sef
Is English his native language? How well can u speak ur local language. Even South Africans don't bother about this rubbish. Naijas too sabi.