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This is what grammar can do Reno had to back down choi this woman Sabi

Please give your security good rapid fire weapons, those pistol too slow...an oozi is appropriate.

Why choose such a sign...reminds me of something ill.

All same, no difference...all about money and power.

This is a plot to stifle the voices of the people and hold them to ransom...it's a shame, and shows the calibre of persons we have on the house of representatives and Senate. They are there to fight for the people, not fight against the people. This is a breach of contract cos the members of house of representatives/senate swore to represent the people, this is what their job is all about, this is the definition of both houses, the representation of all constituents/people of Nigeria, why betraying this trust?

Democracy is all about the people. the term 'hate speech' has been defined so ambiguously, that it infringes on freedom of speech and expression. Democracy is all about debates, the most reasonable and logical argument wins, so in democracy there is space for argument, disagreement etc. I agree, calls for war against a people and others can be said to be hate speech, under 'genocide' laws...but let hate speech be what it is, speech made to deliberately cause anarchy, or to bring harm/war to a set of people etc. Hate speech law should not infringe on our rights to call for protests etc, because protest is there to check the excesses of any party or government in power.

Power is transient, let's do the right thing, so as not to fall victim to bad policies we put in place.

ludd2018:
But you were encouraging Nigerian army to kill Ipob protesters. Karma is a bitch

I was?...where did I do that?
please let's be objective and sane...or do you just quote for the sake of it...get some help.

People have a inalienable right to protest.

Really sad

booblacain:
Why should Punch even be asking Pete Edochie to respond to that kind of comment? What was the point in him responding?


Edit: To be clear; it quite fair to agree that Pete Edochie's roles in movies are quite monotonous, but that has nothing to do with his acting ability, it has more to do with the kind of roles that he is being called to play in his movies and how he is being directed to play them, so the problem has more to do with the producers and directors in the Nigerian movie industry than with Pete's acting prowess. That is what the critic failed to spot and address and that is where I have issues with her.
Pete's roles is what should be in question, not his acting ability. Pete Edochie is a fine actor.

Some reporters only want to trend, no manners or principles behind their proffession these days, everyone just want to trend. Irrelevant question to ask him, cos the unknown girl just stated her opinion.

All these kids getting sick over GMO foods, talking nonsense about their pops...what does she know about acting?

She is sick mentally, plus mental slavery issues,dumb girl.

Mild laws,good country for hustlers.

There are millions of crocodiles, they population is not threatened, cos of their nature, and rate of breeding, na meat

Nigeria is moving forward, APC and his DSS people should not be dragging us back, una wan carry Nigeria for head go una village?

We all go die Nigeria go continue, why take it so personal?

I got love for all my hustlers, sold your soul for that bag son, aint mad at you.

tolijascro:
I think MS 13 is a United State gang

You are on point, mainly to protect migrants from El Salvador, but it metamorphised into a blood thirsty gang...mostly hitmen, protection rackets and enforcers.

Great man he was, conscious.

Strong enough message, these are real killers, not wannabes toy soldiers making noise here, yet they ain't clipped noone or committed no felony in their lives. I respect the structure of the Cartels organisation, if you claim to be a killer you better do what they do or stfu...but I see the Yankees stepping into the scene once again.

Yoruba people, of western Nigeria are a easy going, friendly people, full of folklore, color, and bright fashion and designs. The people are cosmopolitan, and contemporary, combining old traditions with more modern themes. Having the advantage of being exposed to western ideas, Yoruba people integrate modern customs into their traditional marriage ceremonies.

The Yoruba traditional marriage ceremony, though a serious affair, is full of playfulness, rich contemporary Nigerian music, graceful colors, and sumptuous meals. Weddings are occasions to show best outfits, handbags, jewelry, and even dancing styles.

The traditional wedding is an occasion to alleviate the drudgery of normal life and are greatly anticipated by friends and well wishers.



The Introduction of the Bride and Groom

Long before any engagement ceremony takes place, the groom visits the family of the bride in the company of his father and some family members. The occasion is an informal introduction without fanfare but has a cordial atmosphere so they can get to know one another.

The informal introduction does not require much preparation, except for offering some tubers of yam and a few bottles of wine. The family of the bride is purview to the visit and hosts the visitors with a simple meal of rice and mineral water. Apart from the introductions, the group might discuss when the event would take place. This is not a hard and fast rule, and such discussions might take place later.



Invitations and Venue

After the date is set, the bride and groom choose an invitation card that appeals to both families.

The venue could be an event center, a large hall, an open canopy, or an open field. The decoration is contracted to an events planner, whose job is to interpret the colors chosen by using decorations to complement the joyful union. The guest list could number over 250 guests, so proper consideration of seating arrangements, cutlery, and decorations is of great importance.

Decorations usually consist of floral arrangements, colored balloons, tapestries of both color schemes, white tablecloths, and chairs covered in lace and ceremonial colors. The planner decorates the high table for dignitaries and places two prominent chairs in front of the crowd for the bride and groom. Other features could include flower vases and cutlery.

The catering is also serious business. Again, this can be done by both families. The contracted caterers should be professional in their conduct and able to make assorted meals including jollof rice and moin moin, which is beans that has been washed, grounded, and steamed.

The chicken could be fried or roasted. There can be fried meat, fresh fish, and catfish as well as small chops like sausages and meat pies. Small cakes, chin chin, and other small delicacies are also traditional. Traditional foods like pounded yam, amala (yam extract), fufu, and wheat meals may also be served, along with a variety of vegetable dishes.

Sometimes family members from both sides also cook additional meals to entertain their immediate guests, such as neighbors and family friends.
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Mr freeze, are you pro?

What does he need 35 aides for. We spend over 70% on recurrent expenditure and maintaining our political officers...our democracy is the most expensive in the world...yet we wonder why the nation ain't moving forward. Too much waste in our public expenditure.

Why are women so cheap these days...damn, hoelosho everywhere, lord please save them.

You married a political sychophant,these are scums, his situation won't change, cos the juicy political posts are for those with money or power...find yourself another man.

I hate political sycophants, it's for lazy lowlifes.

mployer:
It's not bad Belle, it's inspiration.

Ok better

majamajic:
hmmm

if not music wetin go carry zlatan go meet cuppy


same school ? ,


same street ?

same compound ?


but now they rock same stage !!

eeeehhhhh eeee ( in zlatan voice)

Beef, bad belle...his talent

The act itself is laudable, these oil companies have extorted us for too long, we must enjoy a sizeable portion of our oil resources, as per extractive industry wise...Nigeria must benefit more from its crude deposits.

NCC are exploiting Nigerians, we have a big market, so they make more in Nigeria in terms of marginal profits, when compared to other markets, yet they charge us exploitatively.

Everyone now knows all these religious schemes is for selfish purposes...let the ladies Bleep

They are ripping us off in Nigeria, the government must curtail this injustice meted on Nigerians.

Just30:
you are insignificant to the Ghanaian economy

we dont you in our country but you cant stop coming.

you dumb and illiterate shit are just a drain on the Ghanaian economy.



your economy is not crippling because you banned goods from Ghana
it is crippling because you can hardly feed yourself


and that is why there is food shortages everywhere as i speak.
i cry for the 100 plus million extremely poor people in your country.

cause they will now have to pay more for rice and other foods

Our markets are filled with food, our lands are fertile, and the only major produce we import is rice,our producers are bridging the gap between demand and supply,and Nigerians will soon loose taste for those plastic rice,and embrace our natural Ofada rice and other brands by Dangote and co... There is yams, plaintans, potatoes, cassava,millet,wheat, corn...rice is not the only staple food there is, Nigerians will start eating other foods more and rice less,that solves the problem of rice prices.

Just30:
if you make that move permanent
it is the Nigerian economy that will cripple

should i remind you of the increase in prices of commodities in Nigeria?

we are your big brother, have you forgotten
or you still have to continue learning at our feet?

there's is high demand for export commodities from Ghana

We have lots of food to choose from, what you supply us is not a necessity...noone is feeling anything, Ghana is insignificant when it comes to Nigerian economy, you need our market, we don't need you, our market is big enough for our producers and manufacturers. you short devils are only being tolerated.

How will our economy cripple if we ban Ghana goods?... Please make sense, don't disgrace your country's educational system in a public forum.

Mention one necessity that Ghana supplies us?