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Aptly captured in Abattoir

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SDTc0d_6Xlg&t=138s

She celebrated her mum by writing a book too...


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qmoe_FwqR2Q

Instead of some to devote time to learn how to cook atleast what they'll eat, they'd be preparing how to argue why they shouldn't cook in marriage and why it is demeaning for women to cook but if their husbands cook and bring it to them, they'd not remember "why should I be the one cooking"?

Everyone should learn how to cook but it's inexcusable for a girl child not to know how to.This has nothing to do with relegating women. It's a necessary skill.

Some no even dey shame to talk say dem no sabi cook.

She prolly hadn't proven that she's different from other babymamas.If he can get in between her legs like the other girls(babymamas inclusive) why should she be treated differently?

Optimistguy1969:
@davido, marry this gal na.


Wetin come dey stop you,?

Nice input but we've seen Ejuke and most of these guys named.Please leave Amoo out of it now.The guy is good but don't compare him with Moses now.His time will come.I don't want to sound pessimistic but Lookman and Dennis need time to blend with the boys.Ghanaians are on steroids whenever they play Nigeria.We dont just need hungry players but experienced players who won't just be running around but can always utilize the slightest opportunities.

The game against Tunisia exposed us.See the unnecessary cards we got at the last AFCON. Experienced players don't kick opponents aimlessly.

The only minus I see is that there's so much disconnect between the new players and these old ones except ighalo and maybe Victor Moses.

Gamesmart:
Na wa o!

Ighalo, Onazi and now Moses.

This is how local coaches shoot themselves in the foot and make people call for white man.

I would not say these guys are not good, still good or still playing at a decent level, BUT they are by no means exceptional to be looking back or far better, if at all, than other current resouces.

I don't see why we need Ighalo when we have Osimhen, Onuachu, Awoniyi and Dennis. And we only need one upfront. Ighalo is currently not better or much better than the Top 2 in that position.

I don't see why we need Onazi when we have Ndidi, Etebo, Semi Ajayi and Onyeka. And we only need one in front of defenders. Onazi is currently not better or much better than the Top 2 in that position.

I don't see why we need Moses when we have Simon, Olise, Ejuke, Amoo, Iwobi, Chukwueze, Lookman and Dennis (again). And we only need two on the pitch at a time. Moses is currently not better or much better than the Top 6 in that position.

WHY LOOK BACK? It is silly, at least, in terms of perception of his intellect.

Except I missed that part.I thought she boarded the bus around 7pm and the lights may have been put off later in the journey.

Lightened:
Hmm...this is a call to alert to everyone. I know it's only God that can protect one, but, please always be very careful and highly sensitive to security matters. I mean, who enters a BRT bus that doesn't have a light inside? Pls, let's try to be taking precautions atimes, may we not be unfortunate.

O se feran ijogbon bayi? How many Catholic Church you don hear Tope Alabi kind of song or even Lara George?
No be everything dey warrant tribalism na

By the way, Tope alabi's songs was good for MountZion soundtracks before JayMikey started creating correct soundtracks. I'd rather play Yinka Ayefele than Tope Alabi's songs that's mostly like dirge.

LeoDeKing:
Why was he banned in the first place?

He is the priest for God's sake and should be given leverage to take decisions on some little things.

Why will you be playing disjointed and irritating music in Holy places?

What happened to music from good Gospel artistes like Tope Alabi and Lara George?

Nonsense and ingredients.

But don't forget it's all an APGA affair. It was their "anointed" that got elected through their party. I don't see why they shouldn't be sitting on the same table.

Passionnn:
that only in Anambra you will see the former governor, outgoing governor and governor elect seating together, the crowd was thrilled by his speech.

He has a point though.
There is so much bitterness in Nigeria politics.

Live Eagle for N10,000? Which kain eagle be that?

See am for 2007

Where is our own Ajiboy man?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=raFzFiZdDe0

Just curious .
Was Buhari the one who made the promise in 1994? Or he just remembered that government should be a continuum?

I reasoned so too.
That guy was specifically employed for those racket and the management knows. Those two or three persons aboard the bus, who are they?
They must be working for BRT too.I doubt BRT would allow just the "pilot" to move alone.Secondly, what's the guy's ranking,the driver I mean, for them to allow him carry only one passenger...BRT that can form bureaucracy
See the guys name sef, Nice ominimikoron.Don't be surprised that's not his real name.

ORIAYO70:
You r correct...
My take is using govt apparatus to perpetrate this act shows that there is more to it.. the driver might be discharged later...

If it was possible, this would have also been swept under the carpet. I know this won't dissuade them from this wickedness, they'd only upgrade their stratagem.

And why is the governor the one speaking? Is he the MD of BRT services?

Let's assume the buses were foolishly burnt, does that mean they shouldn't care about the security of the citizenry? Why procure "substandard" vehicles?
I thought security of lives and property is their foremost responsibility?

No one is supporting the burning of the buses but government can't afford to be irresponsible.

ivolt:
Let us assume you are right.
So, anything that belong to the "people" can be burnt to show grievance?

To be honest, who will you employ if you are an employer, one who forged his certificates/identity and one who had F9 parallel and is ready to learn?

naija4life247:
So nobody again in Osun PDP except Ade de Dancer a.k.a. F9 Parallel. How did PDP get to this level in South West Nigeria? In Lagos also, PDP has only Jimmy Agbaje a.k.a. Customer daada.

But I expected these educated ones to be smart. I have never been this disappointed all my life.

Anyways, this is a proof that being educated isn't exactly same as being wise.

pmc01:
They are mostly emotional beings and they thrive on emotionally manipulating others.

What's the relationship between what you've written and the issue at hand?
So Africa is backward solely because men are incharge?

BloomingDale:
As if the male politicians are even better. Look at the state of your country and continent and compare and contrast to your fellow men from other countries. Awon oloshi slaves to the white man.

You needed to listen to them, especially the woman that came with her.Just dey blow empty girama...those interviewers just they politely school them.

pmc01:
Seriously, it's just foolish display of entitlements.

I listened to Pauline Talin with another lady on NTA this morning and I must say I was ashamed that they could not articulate why women should be allowed to have those seats reserved for them. All they could say is we are your mothers bla bla bla...we know those that are our enemies in the house...we'll go and tell the women in their wards not to vote for them... Kai.
I just shook my head.Most of these women in politics are just embarrassing women.

And who told you it was for blood money? The ritual could have been for any other wicked purpose.
And for those thinking the management of BRT aren't complicit should think again.
That guy couldn't just carry an empty bus without being questioned. Who were the other people on the bus with him?
I don't think BRT buses just ply the road with "empty" seats.The guy works for some wicked guys in the BRT management. This certainly wasn't his first mission.
The public should be more careful now.Since this has been exposed, they may now have dedicated buses for these rackets.Those buses may have their number plates changed , those bus numbers erased and the buses never return to the park.That way, they may feign it wasn't their bus.

There should be a better way to track these buses other than numbers on the buses and the number plates. Since we can't trust them again

Mystic969:
They wasted the little girl on rubbish blood money that doesn't work shit....wtf is happening to this country.

Abeg how dem dey spray money before the naira notes came.Just curious... How dem take dey spray cowries or even coins?

Stevenson1:
Both the groom and the bride are cute. Happy married life to them.
I thought the FG said we shouldn't spray money anymore at any occasion or event?? I want to say this now... Spraying money at occasion or event is part of Nigerian culture. It's our own thing. It's fun. It's motivating. It's exceptional to us only.
Make we no go copy everything about white man and make our lives a living hell in this country.

Popular? For where?

onthehill:
There’s No Heaven And Hell - Pastor Abosom Says As He Abandons His Christian Faith



https://www.instagram.com/p/CazUg-wtE4g/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link

Friend, this ritual ting is complex.
I may not be able to piece my thoughts together now but I'll just type as they come and summarize.

Let's take money ritual, for example. Who do you think is more likely to be tempted to do it? A gainfully employed person or a hopeless person? Your guess is as good as mine.
Is it that the government don't know occultists do human rituals for other purposes?We know many of them in politics are not clean because they patronise these ritualists too.
Obviously, their concern is the poor people involved in "money rituals".

Stopping nollywood won't do much .
Reason?
Before nollywood, poor and desperate folks have been lured to join occultic societies to get power and wealth. Nollywood only exposed those practices.Thus, even if nollywood stop showing those stuffs, more people because of hunger might go to these occultists for help since the occultists seem to be making it.

Ask yourself why would a person behead her friend and sell it for just 70k? Chief among the reasons is poverty.
Again, who buys those human heads and what do they use them for? Definitely, it's the rich/politicians and it's for fortification.

How many of the buyers and end users are being arrested? We rarely hear of the end users only the hatchetmen (who are usually newbies) are caught. The best way to dissuade people from crime, is making it less attractive.

Summary,
Poverty is at the heart of all these nonsense. Moral teachings should be left to religious organizations. Government should reduce poverty in the land and encourage hardwork.In no time,you'll see them gag pressmen from reporting ritualistic crimes as that could mean promoting ritual killings too.


Don't let anyone deceive you, there's money ritual o.Just that it has a sad end.

callme9mm:
They say Charity And Love Begins At Home, Same Goes For Hatred And Bad Things. When person A watch too much Ritual Killing Movies In His House, Person B who is the neighbor watches the same, same as person C. They begin to carry the same mindset around, and that becomes the society, the community.

All I have to say is that , the entire Society needs a powerful reform. The Government most especially. With Time, We Will Get There. Some People Might Just Not Live To See The Change.

There’s no proof that Money Ritual Is Real. No Proof.
Okay, anybody Involved In Money Ritual Should Try It and Not Have Any Work At Hand, Kobo He No Go See.

He/She Just Didn’t Pray For Grace. Pray For Grace, and Everything Will Work For Good without having to put hands into killing and dirty things. Peace.

I quite understand you But I won't do that if I was in government. I just gave you a hint of what I would have done. Any wise /sane government wouldn't do that first but last after dealing with the root cause.

What is "promoting" it is like the leaves and flowers that produces fruits.You may remove all and make the tree unrecognizable but it'd surely grow again if it has an established root.

callme9mm:
I never said Ritualist learnt it from Nollywood, but Nollywood promotes or make contents involving Ritual Killing too often. These are things that the government have considered all together and said that Nollywood should stop promoting ritual killing in movies cos of what we hear in the society often. I hope you understand. I know what I’m saying and I understand why the government have put that kind of Law into Action.

Nollywood is one of the few things that promotes ritual killing and making people believe in it. I understand that Nollywood make movies about ritualists having bad ending in movies. Real life ritualist are victims who believe in ritual killing and doesn’t even care about what happens in the end. They just want to have the money first. Where as, ritual killing isn’t real.

As Nollywood is one of the few things that promotes ritual killing, the government decided to tell them to stop promoting ritual killing in movies.

You will do the same if you happen to be in the Government. That’s what a right thinking person will do. People come to your Table everyday to cry about insecurity. I know the entire government system needs a reform. This is just a step that most people should support.

So you believe that ritualists learnt it from Nollywood?And you think most Nigerian Nollywood- watchers believe it's real?I don't think so.
If the government is serious, let them create favorable business environments then you'll see a reduction of idle hands becoming the devil's workshops. Truth is, most nollywood movies are entertainment based, they seldom pass any serious message.
Like a Yoruba aphorism says, one who is taught evil and does it,already had evil in him before.
Besides, did the political class also learn rituals from nollywood?

callme9mm:
No. They simply talked about how Nollywood Ritual Movies affect the community’s mentality. Ritual isn’t real and it shouldn’t be encouraged. Na one by one we go dey attack 9ja problems. Maybe in the future we will tackle funds embezzlement. But for now, Nollywood have to yield to what the House have said. Let’s save the next generation’s and our generation’s sanity.

Why do I have a feeling this is the work of some politicians?
Many evil things happen during this season.
I wonder why their gods no longer demand for fowls or goats.
The annoying thing is if you don't know them and you hear them talking, you'll think they value human lives. Unfortunately, they are heartless.

Today must be a good day bro.I'm surprised that you didn't thrash igbos today. I had to check your monicker again to be sure.
I knew that expression " you take eye go market "..Nice one and please keep it up.

SlyDev:
The woman fine, chikeoze take eyes go market, me na only Latina dey make me feel love

Thanks for the sweet memories. You just reminded us of Christopher Ohenhen, he was our freekick specialist.
I guess bawa abdulahi was also in that squad or was it Saudi '91?

naptu2:
The Miracle of Dammam

February 25th, 1989.

This was a quarter-final match between Nigerian and the Soviet Union at the 1989 FIFA Under 20 World Championship in Saudi Arabia. The Soviet Union was leading 4-0 in the 60th minute when Nigeria began its fight back. A pair of freekick goals by Christopher Ohenhen (61st and 75th minutes) and goals by Samuel Elijah (83rd minute) and captain Nduka Ugbade (84th minute) made the scores 4-4 at full time. Dimeji Lawal missed a chance to give Nigeria victory before full time. It went to penalties and Samuel Elijah defeated the Prophets of Baal to score the winning freekick for Nigeria.

Oleg Salenko, who scored one of the goals for the Soviet Union, scored a record 5 goals for Russia in the 6-1 victory over Cameroon in the 1994 FIFA World Cup.


The NTA did not show the matches live because they were played in the middle of the afternoon (Nigerian time). The whole country was hooked on Radio Nigeria for commentaries of the matches. However, NTA showed the matches later at night at 10pm.

This is a clip of the NTA's coverage of the Miracle of Dammam and your commentator is Fabio Lanipekun and the co-commentator is Charles Ojugbana.


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

Thanks aplenty...I appreciate

Sarsaproko:
Yes..Niyi Adedokun..


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

Sarsaproko:
You can't make a housewife out of a hoe..

Esan kolgbo ogun esan a ke o.

Abeg remind me of that song. Immediately I read the bolded, the song rang a bell.
Not sure if it's Niyi Oladokun

But he was a tool in the hand of oppressive politicians

And Ukraine dey beg for volunteers, yet dem perch for dem corntrees. That's how dey deceive us when we were kids that Hausas no value dia lives until a fracas broke between Yorubas and Hausas at Mile12 many years ago.
Some Hausas almost wore suits to disguise.

ednut1:
it happens mostly during the beginning of winter and end of it. Oyinbo no send, death no dey fear them lol