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The money never shows on them... They always still look scruffy.

It takes a great deal of humility to do this...

Yinabim:
Hello Everyone,

I am writing here for the first time, i don't know how to feel about this because i a very private person but since the death of my husband i had to wake up everyday to sadness. I never knew the extent of pain people feel when they lose their loved ones until now. I cant even concentrate on anything else and his family are making things difficult for themselves already.

I'm so young and with a 2 year old daughter, i just hope God help me scale through this storm. I'll come here to update this page as things unfold.

What issues are they giving you?

Reach out if you need some help or get intimidated by anyone.

Hope you were legally married to your husband?

Hannaleeyah:
HP Pro 640 G4
Intel core i5 4 cores
256 SSD 8gb ram
Keyboard light
Finger print
7th Gen
8logical processor
₦350k

The screen size, 13.3 inches

It is worth it... But bargain down to 300k

DCTrendy:
Hi all,
Good morning. I need urgent info. I live in the UK n came back to Nigeria through KLM in August. I called n they confirmed i wont need a transit visa in France(Air France) before i booked the ticket. And indeed, I didn't, as no one asked for transit in Paris.

Now, this is a return leg back to the UK from Nigeria, i have my BRP and on going through the check-in this morning online i read among other things as if they re gonna ask me for a transit visa to pass through Paris.

I need confirmation from anyone who used the route recently?

It is advisable you get it as they might just request you provide it. Most times, you are not requested to present it.

This is seriously serious!!!

ricson11:
The below video was the moment a guest minister was chased away from the altar after calling for seed-sowing


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wbvD_VsJrYQ

It is well with our brother.

BItt:
When you are going and determined, there are some things NOT to do in nairaland. You don't need to argue with anyone. Just make your point and be objective about it.

When you throw stones at every barking dog, you are succumbing to distractions.
Most especially when trolls come at you and give funny mentions or misleading false posts.

Just move on

Apt!

kidap:
Antoine Griezmann has announced his retirement from international football. The Atlético Madrid star, who has been a key figure for the French national team for over a decade, has decided to call time on his international career.

In a statement released today on his Instagram page, Griezmann expressed his gratitude for the experiences and memories he has gained during his time with the French national team. He also acknowledged the challenges of balancing club and international commitments and the toll it has taken on his body.

Griezmann made his debut for France in 2010 and quickly established himself as a key player for the team.

He played a crucial role in France’s success at major tournaments, including the 2016 UEFA Euro Championship final, where he was named Player of the Tournament despite France’s defeat to Portugal.

In 2018, Griezmann was a key member of the French team that won the FIFA World Cup in Russia. He scored four goals during the tournament, including the decisive goal in the final against Croatia.

Griezmann’s retirement marks the end of an era for French football.

He has been a vital member of the team that won the 2018 FIFA World Cup and the 2021 UEFA Euro Championship.

His contributions to the French national team will be remembered for years to come.

Griezmann’s retirement from international football will be a significant loss for the French national team. However, it is also an opportunity for younger players to step up and take on leadership roles.

The French Football Federation (FFF) has yet to release a statement in response to Griezmann’s retirement.

However, it is expected that they will pay tribute to the player’s contribution to French football.

Griezmann’s retirement from international football is a reminder of the physical and mental demands of playing at the highest level.

It is also a testament to his dedication and commitment to his country.

Source: https://sureodds.ng/antoine-griezmann-hangs-up-international-boots/
Lalasticlala OAM4J, Mynd44

Winning the world cup for one's national team is the hallmark of any player's illustrious career...

Kemistri3:
Let's see the real students of history😎

How many persons can you recognize in this photo?

3... Not sure of d 4th

VBCampaign:
It Takes One Second to Die: The Story of my Bike Accident

By: Deji Yesufu

It has been my desire to take Christian missions a notch higher in Ibadan, and transportation is obviously a vital aspect of this pursuit. So, after making enquiries on the type of bike to buy, I got myself a Honda CBR – 250CC. I was told it is a good beginner’s bike: it will serve the purpose of covering long distances, lower fuel consumption, and riding at a faster rate. The challenge, however, is that I have never ridden a motorbike before and thus must learn the art. My instructor ensured I got all my riding gears – helmet, boots, and body armour. Saturday, 13th April, was to be my first day riding a motorbike. That day, I covered paddling the bike: balancing it under my weight without power. Then I rode the bike around on gear one – concluding the day with balancing myself on the bike, after powering the machine and gaining some speed.

The following day, a Sunday, the assignment was to build on my previous day speed, still riding on gear one but working on making turns with the bike, both to the left and to the right. I had driven an hour into the day when the accident happened. Before the accident, my younger brother, who had introduced me to power bikes, had told me that I needed to have all my gears on. It was a bit cumbersome transporting all the gears from one end of Ibadan where I lived to the Challenge area where the training was to hold. To solve this problem, my instructor told me to come with only my gloves and helmet. I brought along a boot, too.

After an hour of riding, my instructor told me that bikes become increasingly stable as they gain speed. My assignment now was to build up some speed but still operate at gear one. Prior to telling me this, I noticed I had challenges making turns – particularly to my left. I sort to solve these problems of speed and left turning in another round of riding. Off I went. I rode for a little while and then gained some speed. Then, I tried to make the left turn on that speed level. Unfortunately for me, I was nearing an obstacle that I became fixated at avoiding. These two conflicting thoughts were on my mind when, while turning to the left, I pulled the front brake to the full. The next moment, I saw myself screeching to the floor. The first thing that hit the ground was my head – but thankfully, since I wore helmet, all I heard was the sound of the impact to the concrete floor. Then I think the bike fell on my left leg. As I struggled to lie flat, awaiting my instructor’s rescue, I discovered a terrible pain shooting out from my lower left leg.

My instructor and two other gentlemen picked me up, but I couldn’t walk. The pain in my leg was fantastic. I requested to sit down while they sorted out first aid on my leg – pulling it but only making the pain worse. Eventually, I found a Bolt cab that took me to UCH’s accident and emergency.

At UCH

At UCH and with the help of a colleague, I was placed on a stretcher and taken for X-rays. As many of the doctors had guessed, I had a fracture. My fibula bone in my left leg was fractured and slightly displaced. I would eventually get a cast on the leg and was discharged from the hospital Tuesday afternoon. But that is not all my experience at UCH.

About the time I came into the emergency department of the hospital, a boy was rolled in. He could not have been more than 22 years old. He was unconscious. The answers I could glean from the discussions the family was having with the doctors was that the boy was riding okada and had an accident in front of IITA. He had no helmet on. As they rolled him into an inner room for more intensive care, I saw blood streaming from his head down. About the same point, I had hit my own head on the ground. The doctors were telling the family that he would be fine, except that it would require a great deal of money to care for him.

As I thought on this young man’s plight, I could not help but think that if I had no helmet on, that first impact my head had to the ground could have been my end. It takes only a second for a man to die. My instructor said that our heads are like water melons. Riding a bike without a helmet on is high risk for sure.

What Will Happen to My Quest to Ride a Bike?

My instructor told me that bike riding is extremely risk free, if you follow the guidelines. As a first-time rider, the possibility of falling is 100%. It means that I should have followed my brother’s instruction to be fully geared up. The twist to my leg, which resulted in fracture, was because I was wearing oversized boots. A more fitted boot would have prevented the turning of the leg and subsequent fracture. Thankfully, I had my helmet on. If not, I would have been sending this article to you from the land of the dead.

My quest to ride a bike remains. As soon as I get better, I return to my lessons. Except that this time, I would have my gears all on, and I would get better fitted shoes. Every endeavour in life comes with risks and setbacks, and only quitters lose the fight. Riding a lower powered bike on the streets of Ibadan will solve for me the challenges of cost of fuel, ease of accessing rural communities, and promptness. It will be “gospel on okada”, a reality show I am already thinking of in the same guise with Itchy Boots, except that I will not be traveling from Holland to Nigeria; but taking the good-news to inner communities of our society. My accident is a small setback at achieving this great ideal. Join me in thanking God for a great deliverance while praying God’s mercies on my trips as I seek to reach the nations on two wheels.

Deji Yesufu is the Pastor of Providence Reformed Baptist Church Ibadan, situated at the University of Ibadan. He is also the author of HUMANITY.

Source: https://textandpublishing.com/it-takes-one-second-to-die-the-story-of-my-bike-accident/

May God continue to bless David Yesufu in his quest to do more for the gospel of christ... I admire him for this.

Hopefully, some day I can join in spreading the Goodnews of Christ as well

chemex002:
Keyboardist watches in quiet disbelief as he’s sidelined during a praise and worship session—perhaps wondering if he missed a rehearsal memo!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1N7Nr20WqNM

I can only imagine was going on in his head althrough...

This goat is absolutely not normal...

He ignored safety precautions due to been used to the repetitive task over the years...

May his soul rest in peace

And kids in the neighbourhood will see the level depicted nude exposure... Nonsense

JayDuke:
Fast forward to 2 weeks ago, I was able to save some money and decided to get a another second hand motorcycle which I'll give out for hire purchase while still driving my first bike.
But my Dad suggested I should pick up a masters programme form, at first going back to school was not part of my plans, at least not now. But he agreed to assist me in the schooling, so I went to uniport and picked a form in accounting, cos I needed the analytical and management knowledge, even though I have ruled out the possibilities of getting a job, the accounting skill will help me manage my own business and companies in the future, so I had to pick the form, since I didn't study accounting in my first degree, I had to pick PGD form and will continue my business while still acquiring knowledge, I might not create another thread for now until I finish my schooling and probably have a solid business that thrives on a system.
I know it won't be easy but it's not impossible

Hello Op...

I love your determination, perseverance and daunting mindset.

After your M.sc, reach out to me... I will love to have you in my organization.

By the way, I will be travelling to portharcourt occasionally this remaining part of the year... Hopefully, we can meet in person.


Cheers and wishing you all the best!!!

nairamaniac:
Please state the city here. We don't have data to watch your video.

I second

Starz825:
Omoo...I just broke up with my girl...

It's hard cos I love her so much....

But I just need to let go...

Tbh She is beautiful and an amazing person. I know she gat her own reservations abt me but I can't continue to tolerate her unnecessary anger issues, disrespect and her chaotic behaviours.....

She did something that was so out of place for me last weekend and if I had acted upon the anger in me at the time...may be na police station I go still dey now...but I controlled myself.... promised myself a long time ago... I will never hit a man let alone a woman...

Omoo ..it's hard sha..but I couldn't imagine myself paying the bride price of a lady who obviously disrespect me, treat me like a stranger when she is crazily angry; mostly for nothing amidst other embarrassing things.

Howbeit, nobody is perfect....but there are a lot of better people around.

She would sometimes ask me from nowhere: baby, are we still going to be rich...I will be like sure we will ....My finances was also part of her headache......she consumed so much of IG rich love/relationship online.....but she doesn't wanna join hands to make things work... wants a ready meal just like few of her friends..

The breakup is cool and annoying at the same time.


Anyway, I'm officially single again... Make I rest small and make money.

So help me God. Amen 🙌

Modified!

And money you shall make!!!

I lobe the way he ended the accolades...

Sorry brothers... Try again later

Ademola2003:
Executive Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC,  Mr. Ola Olukoyede has ordered immediate investigation of alleged bribery allegations imputed to some officers of the Commission by Idris Okuneye (a.ka.Bobrisky) in a viral video circulating across the country.

Okuneye, an ex-convict had alleged in the video powered by Martins Vincent Otse (a.k.a VeryDarkMan) that some unnamed officers of the EFCC collected the sum of N15,000,000 (Fifteen Million Naira) only from him to drop money laundering charges against him.

In a swift reaction, the EFCC’s boss has constituted a team of Investigators to critically look into the allegations. To this end, the Commission hereby invites both Okuneye and Otse to make themselves available at its Lagos Directorate to assist investigators unearth the alleged bribery. 

The EFCC wishes to assure the public that the allegations would be thoroughly investigated and the result of the findings made public accordingly. 

The Commission is committed to its core values of integrity, courage,  professionalism and collaboration at all times.

VDM did this one... Nice

I am not a VDM fan... But, I genuinely respect him for this

eseosa101:
I am going to be in benin for a month plus and I want to visit the obas palace before I leave, does anyone know how I would go about it?

You have to go through one of the benin chiefs who will lead you to the official chief who is the tour guard[sup][/sup]

ZEPHYREN:
Yes, I need to know as someone without a cooperates job, working as a freelancer would it be too much wahala with police and the rest?

Well, if you're source of income is clean... you have nothing to fear

Weldone Arsenal... Una don try

Iran seems to have a wiser leader ... I hope the wisdom is permanent

These countries allow terror groups and extremists lead them to cause problems which they can not handle....

officialwdhtvv:
Moment a Catholic priest requested for N5k from church members and then did this

Take a listen!!!

#wetindeyhappentv


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sbEslmwVaK8

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DAOBVt4NFvu/?igsh=Mm5hdWZ3cWtzaTFp

Makes sense...

Henry2405:
4pm everyday,
no group chat,
you just had to be there.

And we that didn't have the skills to make the set, would stand by the side as onlookers till one thunder shot got to hit you on the sideline...

The lies they feed these people that make them not to come to terms with reality.

Ok nah...