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Philinho:Exactly my sentiment. He is young and still improving on his game meaning many years to play for super eagles. He gradually growing into Sunday Oliseh vacant shoe. I hope NFF will allow Gohr built this Super Eagles for up to 4yrs and Super Eagles will be a force a again. |
BrightEye:That's the evidence of years of hardship she has endured before grace located her. She was not born aje butter but aje garri ati epa. Live her alone ![]() |
An average girl will always do whatever she wants to do even when she asks for advise she only looking for rubber stamp of approval. If you advice her against her decision and she goes ahead to succeed in it you become her enemy and if supported her but she failed in it she 'll blame for not forcing to stop. So, nne, do what you like it's your life. |
Celebrities showing off online | TheCable.ng BY TONY OGUNLOWO It’s the in-thing now: if you have it you must flaunt it – your wealth, status, possessions – in the most public way possible. In this new age of online social media it’s not uncommon to see celebrities – and wannabes – flaunting their wealth on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook and other platforms much to the annoyance, and envy, of others. Showing off has now become an art form with each mindless individual trying to outshine everybody else with their material possessions; whether they be Floyd Mayweather or an overpaid footballer showing off their exotic car collection, Davido bragging about spending a million dollars in three months on luxury goods or Kim Kardashian showing off her diamond rings (sic – and we all know what happened to her in Paris!). Even bit-part Nollywood actresses, socialites and musicians are busy flaunting their designer handbags (- often fakes!), flashy expensive cars and homes. Some take showing off to a ridiculous new level – posing with huge wads of cash, washing their hands with champagne or wearing multi-million dollar watches! All this showing off trying to say you’re better off than the next person just says one thing about the individual – insecurity! Many will argue that it’s the culture of our people to show off what they have but I disagree; any insecure person feels the need to be seen and known as they have no other way of ascertaining themselves. And the best way for them to announce to the world that they have ‘arrived’ is to show off all their materially possessions. Not only is this stupid and childish it also attracts a lot of unwanted attention from those who don’t have, making them susceptible to being robbed or kidnapped. Most you show off your wealth? If you have the good fortune to become successful and wealthy keep it to yourself. Showing off and rubbing peoples’ noses in it is not necessarily a good thing and can send out the wrong message to a lot of impressionable people out there who want to have what you’ve got without putting in the effort. Hence the reason why the crime rate is always high as people steal, kidnap and rob to get instant wealth they can show off. It’s strange that you’ll never see people like Bill Gates or Aliko Dangote showing off their wealth. A quick peek at richkidsnaija on Instagram will show you how ridiculous it’s become: people in houses with gold-plated furniture – even toilets! (- why do you need a gold-plated toilet?) people posing beside private planes and expensive cars whilst carrying shopping bags bearing well-known labels from Versace, Gucci, Hermes and Louis Vuitton, showing off expensive watches and jewellery (Why spend over a $100,000 on a watch that can only tell the time and do nothing else?). And that’s not forgetting the big high society ‘Owambe’ parties where the crème de la crème go to spray dollars, euros and pounds (- sorry naira holders keep your money in your pocket). Nobody needs to know how wealthy you are especially in a country where half of the population can’t afford a single square meal a day. “..The greatest wealth is to live content with little, for there is never want where the mind is satisfied…” – Lucretius But the most interesting group of exhibitionists are the wannabes who can’t even afford to show-off. In an attempt to show-off, they deck themselves in fake designer clothes and shoes, clutching the latest iPhone and iPad pretending they are rich before slinking off to their nondescript boys’ quarters or rooms in the ghettos. Some even pose for pictures besides other people’s big cars pretending it belongs to them. How many people wear expensive clothes and drive big cars but can’t afford to even feed their own children? All because they want to ‘pose’. As a Yoruba man will say – “ we meet money in this world and in this world we shall leave it”. Follow me on Twitter: @Archangel641 |
[quote author=omenkaLives post=55523709]These are the cases you'd never see mad men like Reno and FFK tweet about. Murray Bruce would never talk about it neither would Fayose. But when it involves APC, you see their gladiatorial skills spring to life like the petals of blooming sunflower. ![]() I will keep saying this: Had Jonathan been reelected, we would have been facing a worse economic crisis than what Venezuela is passing through right now. These criminals gang would have stolen whatever penny we have left and walk right across the border with same on broad day light with the full complements of security provided by their grand commander- the ineffectual buffoon. What a shame.[/quote]Omo, see your poetrical expressions(bolded)...i gbadun am joor |
yim:For once Residents doctors have known the truth about healthcare infrastructure decay in Nig. The enemy has been their seniors in Mgt positions all along but they kept fighting govt with strikes. This is what they should have been doing since and not frustrate govt when their ogas at the top have lost their sense of humanity and nobleness of the profession. This is what the Nig Med. Association shouuld confront as principalities have arisen from among them and no body to confront them. |
mattmobis:A hunter went to the forest where he knew to have lots of animals, he got his gun loaded but refused to shoot with animals all running round him, he could see them refused to pull his trigger only to return home to tell stories of how he had a loaded gun and saw animals yet refused to shoot. What should we call him? That's GEJ |
Nnemuka:You are the confused one here. Do start to solve a problem without first defining/identifying the problem? Can he alone solve it all? Doesn't it occurs to you that he is the only one in his capacity so far to have taken this start to confront the problems by creating awareness and compelling their polithiefians and outdated clerics to change their mind set? |
Where all the youths of "Efe's gang etc", this is such actions are needed in matters of national interest not reality shows. |
This is internationalised Eba packaging and I respect the brains behind these. |
alexistaiwo: Bro. I concur... |
davidif:You dey mind all these Indomie children? They always crash the body the way it itches them and they develop a sore they run to NL and face to tell us stories. |
cleanshaven:Right from the beginning this man stated his mission and he's only just reaffirming it. He has a personal mission to go the world Cup in Russia and Nig is his best chance of qualifying and playing in the world Cup as a coach. The result in the first 2 matches played so far is the best Nigeria ever had in World cup qualifying matches. Even the great team of 1994 didn't win their first 2 matches in 1993. From the way the S.Eagles played in these 2 matches they are determined to make it. |
Explorers:If na Nig, they don vandalize that theatre and strip it bare. |
For any local hunter to achieve this its he has earned a huge reputation. This man has just become a legend in village and communities around them. |
VanBommel:According to Chief Zebrudaya, "whether or wethant" it's inflated, is not the issue now, let NASS respond in same manner. Na dem throw challenge, ball dey dem court now make dem play. Its fights like this btw politic politicians that we should encourage so their yansh go dey open for public to see and we should support such as a way to fight corruption. |
Rosskii:Why are you crying now? Who beat you? Frustrated soul, go, get job and find something useful to with your life. Osazee is made for life. ![]() |
Akshow:Modelling ain't about being fine, it ain't beauty pageantry guy...she has made global headlines and a worthy celebrity. |
ISpiksDaTroof:Our Police go tell you say you too dey watch movies... I said it on this forum before that there are too many lawyers in the Police force. They seek legal short cuts by torturing ordinary people to confess crime and get convictions. If you have scientist trained using scientific investigations they should have been having forensic laboratory my now. |
lordm:How much you get for account sef? ![]() |
soberdrunk:Chai! You wan bust my belle? ![]() |
Punctual:They might not even know or perceive that they smell at all. As far they are concerned "I'm pretty/finer or more beautiful than before" |
OmoAregbesola:How are men responsible for low self esteem? Ebony ladies are getting married and finding true romance daily. There's a difference between finding true in a relationship and finding mass attention or the desire to attract as many men as possible. Bleachers are in general looking for attention from men not for true romance or relationship. In their minds, the more the heads that turn to look at them the better they feel. I beg leave the matter there |
lordm:GTB still does, I got my interest capitalised alert on April 1. |
Fmartin:Bro, you dey ask this kind question? Except for say na students hostel so, everybody go dey form....otherwise, that your question na out of point nau ![]() |
[quote author=greenhulk post=55262863]So what's the difference between what u said and what I Sorry, i miss understood you. |
Daboomb:My bro., shame dey catch me for them. |
If the best educated generations of Nigeria couldn't lead this country right with all the resources at their disposal i pity the current youthful generation because una go roast wella. As they can't just comprehend a well put up analysis of events and outcome to appreciate the point made, only to just respond on sentiment rather than reason. With this kind mentality, the few with their head in the right place will use the head of the rest to sweep gutter in 20yrs time. After, the late preparation of the budget last yr, the executive hurried to avoid same situation this year having prepared the budget in Dec and hoping for an early passage and implementation. But Saraki and Senathief friends have not only added extra $2 on the oil benchmark for themselves, they abandoned the budget for 4months now and spending value time on ego massage. And these youths whose future is been destroyed before their eyes are claiming " my hero". |
greenhulk:Are you aware that the difference between those 30+ still playing and those not playing is history of injuries? Are there not 20+ who are forced to retire early due to injuries? Osazee was forced out of stokes and other EPL teams refused him because of the injuries he suffered last. He hasn't played in the last 2and half or 3yrs which means no income and probably paid his last med bills from his pocket. He's probably just trying to find some retirement bonus in a less strenuous league before his legs finally quits on him. |
greenhulk:Your assertion doesn't apply to all Africans, Osazee was born abroad and started his academy training there in Uzbekistan his mother's country. So, he age is real. |
Flamzey00:1984? Osaze was a year old baby in 1984. In 1994, he was in academy. He made played his first match for super eagles in 2002 when he was with Bendel Insurance of Benin. |
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