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BornStunner1:
You cant help but admire this Man.


And on behalf of all well wishers we wish lara a save delivery haters wailing when the damsel is already 3month pregnant.

Ratched ppl dey there dey hate

And you know this how?

ObaKlaz:
And when it comes to political issues of their own country, they either keep mum or sit on the fence. Charity doesn't always begin at home, if you're a Nigerian!

But they don't live in "their" country anymore now.

talktonase:
Na rich people dey owe pass for this world,you can ask trump him go teach you more...

GBAM!!!! Bros, words of wisdom right there.

maiquel:

 shobowale Matthew

a.k.a Termite... Is a regular. Sometimes he is sleeping but his name is already in the list.

hahahahahaha, chei! una wicked o.

walcruise:
This is the reason why africa is not developed

Nope! this is why Africa is not developed. https://www.nairaland.com/3429269/nigeria-ranks-169th-position-world

Blue3k:
Your arguements was that tolls don't exist on roads not that federal government puts tolls on them. Now stop lying before I pull up quote.



Dont care if it's petty. You were rude telling me stop spreading untruths so u had to be tagged in this. In case you forgot your quote below.

Oh, so you want a trophy for that or something?

SELENAqueensy:
Just thought I should share it here, in case anyone can help

Cc,: R231
Freiburger

WOW! I hope he found him.

Emeskhalifa:
Congrat to her buh leh me ask, issit tht there are no other black females in d sch ni abi dem weed dem comot

Bros, getting into that school is very difficult man. Its a challenge on its own.

LastMumu:
Not much of a record

WHAT?!?!?!?!? Do you even have any idea how tough it is to get into Cornell University in the first place?

blessedvisky:
Yorubas right now

Who cares if she is Yoruba? What's stunning is that she is the only black girl to graduate from her department and that she was 1 of 6 black girls to graduate from the college of Engineering. That must have been super impressive. Getting into Cornell University is no easy feat i can tell you that for sure making her achievement even more impressive.

WOW!!! Cornell University! You try.

Thermodynamics:
You've really made us proud bro. May God grant you more success in your field.

I love Yoruba people, they Gat big brains for education, not all though, some behave totally like Hausa people. But i must marry a yoruba woman from Ibadan.

What's with the whole yoruba thing? Just thank God for the baby. Besides, the guy is American and the surgery was carried out in an American hospital with an American team.

2people:
Where is the well?

Bros, that picture is really funn. What year was that?

Blue3k:
Lol you three were quick to mention me but got silent as soon as the screenshots and links proved you wrong. Thank you for accepting truth. Saying tolls don't exist you guys are were either faking being in USA or don't read well. Have a nice night or day.

@WeNigerDelta
@davidif
@Edoblakky

Wow! That was incredibly petty.

Either way, I never questioned the existence of tolls in the U.S I just simply questioned seeing any toll gates on I-35, a interstate freeway I have used very often. I know this because I usually try my best to avoid turnpikes as much as I can.

Where did you get the paper clipping?

coolzeal:
She's not my babe just a friend plus am a Christian.

Whaaaaaat?

AuroraB:

Or do you have a sister?

KingCheezyPuff:
[color=#00cccc]i an old enough ta know what I want.[/color]

Bahaha, so you think!
As we grow older our preferences change. You would be surprised that the things that you loved in your teenage years no longer appeal to you in a few years. That's life.

MzMercie:
With all the 'Ajala travel all over the world' na only 1 point, 1 point we get. Na wa oo

There is a popular saying that if you build it, they will come. You don't have to be running up and down across the planet just focus on cleaning up your house. It's too bad that the govt doesn't seem to know this.

And they wonder why Nigeria is poor.

This are the things our elected officials should be focusing on. Instead they are chasing allocation around and flying up and down the globe. If you build it, they will come.

Trapnews:
The OP is a disappointment. Full blooded Nigerians don't take such handles serious... could be a flat head, an Afonja or a Daura man behind it, who cares?

Dude, because you love someone does not mean that defend all there actions. Everyone should be held accountable be it Buhari or anyone else and stop defending the indefensible.

onomeasike:
Apparently, you don't know the reason why more developed democracy have the jury system was to prevent the kind of monumental corruption being perpetuated in Nigeria by a single set of cabal professionals called lawyers on bench and in the bar while the rest of the citizens who hold a greater stake in democracy look on like fools.
Most of you don't know the extent the lawyers have hijacked a whole arm of democratic government because of your ignorance and docility.
Since much of it escaped your attention,I will call your attention to the debate over the corrupt judges in the Nigerian Senate, all the senators(Akpabio et Al) who asked the Senate to condemn DSS were lawyers
It's time for the citizens to play major role in the Judiciary arm of government through the jury system

One thing you forgot to mention is that judges and law enforcement commissioners (and even ministers) at the local and state level are voted in by the people (not appointed by the governor) every four years or so and they can be recalled (removed) by the electoral process also.

sinaj:
I don't evn like men that knows ow to cook diff. Dish


They will just b doing oversabi *rolls eyes*

Chai! So you like your man to be dependent on you abi? You no wan make he dey independemt and take care of himself?

chiddyok:
It doesn't really matter. If there's mutual respect, it could work.

A woman once told me that she can't marry a guy she doesn't respect and that she would find it hard to respect a guy if she herself is the breadwinner of the family. What I am getting at is that eventually you might just get tired of the whole thing. Let men be men and don't emasculate them.

dillycool:
Lol, I'd love that

You think you will but eventually you might grow tired off it. Abeg, let men be men. Let them be hunter gatherers.

KingCheezyPuff:
[color=#0099ff]yes!! Yes!! Yes!!!
❤He will make my dinner
❤clean my home
❤Watch my children
All before I come home from work.A house husband would be great

Lalasticlala this thread is highly interesting
..... Don't you think?
Can we have it on front page for more opinion? Please don't say no

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How old are you? When you grow much older, you would understand why women love a real take charge leader who knows how to put them in there place as supposed to a push over.

You think you might like the wait on my hand and foot type of guy but eventually it might lose its lustre. Let a men be men, trust me you would love them that way.

AuroraB:
What?! That's not happening. He must work oooo. Chores oshi wo n'iyen to fe se'nle? I kuku no like man wey sabi COOK talk more of the one that tops it with laundry ati be be lo . And please, leave my laundry if you must launder. I rather do it myself . Go out and get busy, me no get 2 heads

Are you single by any chance

Blue3k:
Their are plenty. Interstate 35 in texas north and south is one. That's just one I can name without thinking. See full list. Check Florida they had alot.


https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_toll_roads_in_the_United_States

PS the point of picture was to show what electriconic toll collection systems looks like. It's scans licence plates without having to slow flow of traffic. The bill is sent to home or deducted from debit or credit. Next tolls work same length doesn't matter.

I-35? The same I-35 I used to travel from Houston up to Oklahoma steady??!? Abeg stop speaking untruths.

WeNigerDelta:
Why do u guys enjoy misinforming people on purpose. That is a city toll to ease rush hour movement, not even state. Now show me a Federal road (Interstate) in the US with tolls. Please...

Abi o! Why would you try to slow down the pace of commerce in the first place?

Pavore9:
Hmm...I am yet to wrap my head around the theory that a bloated government is a means of sustainable empowerment! Rather than empower the people to be economically engaged and pay tax to the State from their proceeds expanding the cost of running the government is what we are being forced to accept as a way out!

Gbam! God bless you for that comment. Ronald Reagan once said that govt is not the solution but that govt itself was the problem. What he meant by that was that govt is a lot more effective when it is smaller because govts by nature are not usually efficient but wasteful.

In the private sector when there is a recession or the economic forecast is bad, they start laying off and cutting of any waste so as to be able to weather the lean times, apparently in Naija it's the opposite. some state govts are still employing thereby increasing the size of govt and the main reason for this is allocation.

When someone gives you money all the time that you didn't work hard for despite your incompetence and lack of accountability they are indirectly encouraging your bad behavior.

This is why you have all the corruption in public office. govt officials can steal with impunity and the federal govt will still give them allocation next year of which a significant percentage will be embezzled.

JingoOAU:
Means there's still hope for this my generation...thought this generation is done for....

Was told that governor is a Professor for that matter....what a pathetic professor maintaining overbloated government

Nigerians like mistaking intellectual dexterity for leadership. Those are two different things. The fact that you have a Ph.D does not mean that you have leadership and administrative skills. I am not saying that academics can't make great leaders, what I am just saying is that thee skills are not the same. Few people are born with administrative skills to run a large institution talk less of running an entire nation.

In my opinion, Professors are good for advisory roles where they can provide expertise to decision and policy makers and not for executive positions. There are exceptions though.

kingphilip:
Everybody just de reject political appointment up and down and the reason behind this is yet to be known

But to those who knows genuinely they can't handle the position, I'll really say kudos to them for staying off unlike those days and even now people accept appointment for political gratification as against merit

Guy, that's how it is in some parts of the world where people turn down political office simply because they don't share the political ideology of the person trying to appoint them or they just don't think they are trustworthy and several other reasons. That's how things should be.