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Geovanni412:
This story get as e be

Read this line : "
“He then pinned me to the ground with his leg. I couldn’t struggle again, climbed me and started having intercourse with me in front of my children.

“My husband heard my children crying and he rushed inside the room and met Mu’azu on top of me and he held him up and started shouting ‘so this is what you are doing to my wife? This has been your intention of bringing us to Bauchi?’

The question is where was the husband when the woman was struggling with Mu'azu .

Was he deaf or asleep that he couldn't recognise that another man was discussing with his wife or is it that she did not scream when Mu'azu was molesting her?

Secondly, as much as I want to believe that the lady was raped, the question that needs to be asked is this:

How often did Mu'azu come to the house and was this his first time of trying to have sex with her?

It seems strange that a man with such intentions and libido will wait for several months before making his move or could it be that they were having an affair and the lady was against his advance this time around because of the children ?

Thirdly, and most importantly, how is she 20 yrs old and she has a 7 year old kid already?

The husband, himself, needs to be investigated. The man is as sick as Mr. Muazu.

It's allowed over there

Learn to mind your business and not digress from core issues

Earthquakes:
Once you build your own
You can decide to lease it out for free.

But by the way Nigeria has the cheapest house rent in the world, my one month rent in Canada is my 3 yrs rent in PH.

But yes you can always find a way to make the money unlike in Nigeria.

Stop converting your earnings to Naira to feel good.

Are you really sure you are making that much there

ok

The Naira was stronger than the dollar at the time

N17,430 x NGN800(FG budget exchange rate) will give a fair idea of the value of that ticket today.

Very expensive flight ticket at the time!

Brendaniel:
At what price? Would it be cheaper than the imported one?

It does not matter

Naira will appreciate against the dollar

Hallelujah!!!

God is good!!!

I am excited

Starcrest1:
This appeal court people na joke. How about the senator and house members they sacked because of same reason

That's punishment enough for the PDP for not having a valid structure.

Next time, they won't make the mistake.

Starcrest1:
This appeal court people na joke. How about the senator and house members they sacked because of same reason

That's punishment enough for the PDP for not having a valid structure.

Next time, they won't make the mistake.

Nothing new

Sure

Old bull shiiit

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Great

NL soldiers in the mud

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huptin:
Very stupid excuse. ...a child brought up in Nigeria has ten times better opportunity to be university educated than most of those children brought up abroad.

1. University Education costs far less here

2. Nigeria culture promotes education better than abroad where by 16 years most of their teenagers are already working in Macdonald with little thoughts for education.

Thank you my brother

Don't mind them

Tiwa Savage and Davido were born and raised abroad. Today they are based in Nigeria.

And many more...

Leebeedo:
Na me dey feed some of them, infact most of that N1m goes to them. Imagine a senior lecturer asking you money to buy indomie for his kids. I'm not saying everyone should japa, but if you have the opportunity to and have a feasible plan, please JAPA!

Congratulations.

You are one of the lucky few. There are some of them here too who are doing very well.

But I hope you are not on a life-long mortgage/loan facility.

Leebeedo:
True, N1m is nothing in US but the difference is obviously clear. The highest I would have been if I stayed back in nigeria would have been a Senior Lecturer and their current pay is N200k-N250k. I decided to cap my naija spending to N1m monthly, I can do N20m if I choose to.

Nigerians rarely depend on their monthly pay alone. That is the point you guys fail to understand.
You will be surprised how well your contemporaries back home are faring.
Again, stop thinking in Naira.

ok

They are villages for real

Igbos live in dispersed semi-autonomous settlements even within their cities

BloomingDale:
She was just being sarcastic.

She wasn't!

She is just a dullarrdd!!

It's a state burial

They are succumbed to the globalists

Preenxess:
Another lie except for those who are on govt payroll and fantastically corrupt

Same self-consolatory line from you guys are abroad. How many people are government payroll or have the the opportunity to be corrupt?

saintfieldcastro:
No need arguing with you.
These Artists I mentioned are not millionaires in Naira just like most of Nigerian artists. They're millionaires in Dollar, and have achieved a lot in the music world Even among their peers.

Achievements is the point here not net worth

Leebeedo:
He won't be a dishwasher for life. When I moved to the US, I started as a warehouse cleaner, withing 6 months, I enlisted in the army and now, I work from home (IT).
I was fairly comfortable in nigeria before leaving but decided to leave just to give my children better opportunity in life. If I had stayed back in nigeria, my pay would have been around 200k/month now. But trust me, I spend over N1m on giveaways monthly which wouldn't have been possible if I had decided to stay in nigeria.

You are in America. Stop thinking in Naira to excite yourself. Based on US standard, NGN1m is chicken change

You have your own life to live. Your children will live theirs. That excuse is for leaving for abroad is BS.

Had you stayed back in Nigeria, you may have been doing better.

saintfieldcastro:
No exaggeration;


Fat Tony
Anthony Lawson Jude Ifeanyichukwu Obiawunaotu[4] or Anthony Lawson Obi (born March 24, 1988),[5][6] better known by his stage name Fat Tony, is a Nigerian-American rapper.[7]

Only the first name of the 4(can't remember now) has any meaningful achievement tied to him

saintfieldcastro:
Tyler Gregory Okonma (born March 6, 1991), known professionally as Tyler, the Creator, is an American rapper and record producer.[2] He is one of the founding members of the music collective Odd Future. Okonma has won two Grammy Awards,[3] three BET Hip Hop Awards, a BRIT Award, and a MTV Video Music Award.

From his bio on Wikipedia.


Ne-Yo
Shaffer Chimere Smith (born October 18, 1979), known professionally as Ne-Yo, is an American R&B singer, songwriter, actor, dancer, and record producer.

Tinie Tempah
Patrick Chukwuemeka Okogwu[1] // ⓘ (born 7 November 1988),[2] better known by his stage name Tinie (formerly Tinie Tempah),[3] is a British rapper and singer

I kind of expected this response I pulled your legs

You listed more than these 3 ab initio

Next time don't exaggerate

saintfieldcastro:
Is Whiz Kid a Yoruba name?
Is Seal a Yoruba name?
So because they bear foreign names, they are no longer Igbos, right?

They all have proper Yoruba names aside their stages names

But for those ones it's you that is claiming them as Igbos. They dont even know if Igbo exists.