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PoliteActivist:It is clear your problem is not one of hardness of hearing only, you also have chronic problem of comprehension. Please read the last two paragraphs of your attachment to yourself s-l-o-w-y... Then read it a-l-o-u-d... Add the retraction by the speech maker himself not denying making the statement but simply trying to do damage control through alternative narrative; dont you thinking your defence of the man is a joke? And that you are a JOKE for doubling down on a losing argument already admitted by then originator of discourse? |
eleko1:He is not just a clown but a man suffering from borderline insanity. Americans are not ready to admit it. How can a sane man call a press conference to dance on the graves of 50,000 dead people? He was clearly not joking, he was displaying his insanity! |
GamalNasser:I swear, between your ears is a large deposit of saw dust surrounded by cobwebs. Smh. |
GamalNasser:Oh put a sock in it! Everyone heard what he said. Either you hard of hearing or just irresponsibly trying to twist a clear message on prime time TV? |
Sparkle22:Dear Worried Boy, Let me start oby wishing you happy birthday and many happy returns of the day. It is okay to be worried about the future and how to navigate its hurdles at your age. It is part of the preparation for the journey called "life" What is however not right is for you to view your sisters and parents as hindrances to your path to progress as opposed to their being special blessing from God to you. Note that the fact that you have started taking up some responsibilities for your loved one is no big deal, others younger than you have been doing same. It is part of a life- long duty you will have to do for your family especially for your parents. As you help your family, you are setting yourself up for abundance of blessings from God. The most important key to this blessing is through taking care of your parents. I will urge you to try and inspire your sisters by creating a team out of them to resolve family issues and uplift the family's economic circumstances. Lastly, go to God with your challenges. He is ever willing to help when called upon. Once again, happy birthday. |
gambia:This dumb ass is actually doubling down on his tomfoolery by invoking Buhari. The usual refrain of m0f0s with low IQ Nairaland when they run out of something reasonable to say or when cornered. Dumbo-Dumbo did you actually read the tweets before typing your crappy comment seeking exclusion of the ordinary, hardworking Nigerian startups and entrepreneurs? Where was it written in the tweets that government of ANY country will be a beneficiary or directly handle the fund? A$$h0le! |
gambia:So says the enemy within. Dumb people everywhere you go... |
Azmanaty:Yes, including the ones in the US and Europe too. |
Victory662:The pregnancy test is actually for the new maid her mum just employed. How did I know this? She left the report in her bag and visited her man!!! |
TAO11:@TAO11, thank you for the great debates and for sharing your superior and deep knowledge on the threads on this forum. I have benefited from it greatly. I think this a good point to put a QED to what is fast becoming a sterile disputation on this so called Ife- Benin rivalry. Thanks to you, we all know the truth or where to find the truth. Now, with this compulsory holiday engendered by the covid 19 pandemic and being anxious to put despondency and depression at bay, I would like us to look at another related issue to the one being discussed here -without the Benin distraction- namely the legend of Kisra and the truth about the stele at Ife called "Opa Oranmiyan". I have read about Kisra but the materials i read were all about the myth. It appears nobody has anything factual or concrete about him. I have developed this "crazy" theory that the man Kisra actually existed; That the stele at Ife was a marker for his grave made by his followers who thereafter ended their plan to return to their homeland through the sea; that the knowledge about carving of style was foreign to Ife and that the stele at Ife predated both Oduduwa and Oranmiyan. I reached the above conclusions after tracing the history and existence of steles in West Africa and Nigeria in particular. I discovered that apart from the Ife Stele, none existed anywhere else in Nigeria. In West Africa, researchers found an Islamic era steles in Mali -hope I am right-said to have been imported from Almeria, Spain. It is believed that successive muslim rulers in the area commissioned it from Spain to commemorate their rules. The only place where stone monolith were used extensively as grave markers or to commemorate great events (obelisks) is Ethiopia. I believe practice spread to lower Nile areas ie Sudan and with the conquest of Egypt and establishment of black dynastic rule in that country, the practice spread there. I agree with the opinions of some of the writers that around or about the beginning of the Islamic era, either a prince, an army commander, a king or a royal party sought a redoubt in Africa after losing a war at home. I will not speculate about where this "home " is. I also believe that they wandered through the Savannah and later the Sahel looking for access to the sea. They followed the course of the Niger river initially but the difficulty of provisioning for their large entourage made them to move instead from one large town to another which they either pillaged or were welcomed. Some of them remained behind. The Borgu oral history reference the presence of an entourage amongst them at point in their history and as a matter of fact, the ruling cast of Borgu are believed to have descended from a man called Kisra. Similarly, the popular Hausa myth about a certain Bayajida who was a son of king of Baghdad and became a saviour resonates with the Borgu story. Here is the high point of this speculation, I do not think black Africa below the Sahel developed the monarchical system independently. I believe a better organized conquerors brought the system and imposed it on them. They in turn became acultured to the host community. The technical knowhow on how to carve a stele is absent at Ife to date; the knowledge about how to write or make the inscription on the stele or what it means is lost to the Ifes; there is no similar stele anywhere in Ife or West Africa generally that is either still standing or fallen. Is it possible that there was another equally important leader at Ife before the advent of Oduduwa and Oranmiyan who history has forgotten? |
I am almost certain that the Ausie counter terrorism outfits are not fooled by this so called Imam's gimmicks. How can he be a Muslim, an Imam and add the word "peace" as part of his name. This man is a fraud and a potential terrorist in a Christian country, the Ausie's secret service should monitor his off Twitter activities to avoid another incident of terrorism from within. |
dealhunter:810k |
Godwinsamson15: |
Dewaynn:Las Las how much? Which side for mainland you dey? |
Kundagarten:Dotard! |
Kundagarten:Dotard! |
NGN 1 Million (subject to physical inspection, VIN check and other documents being in order) |
NGN 1 Million |
New Book title "Retirement blues of an ageing Olosho" |
fatiuabdul:
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An Abuja based attention seeker
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An Abuja based attention seeker.
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Muhammed Nama Shege!
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Don't kill us with jamb questions, ok? Isn't it obvious that you have no boyfriend anymore? Honest advice? Start over again. Find yourself another boyfriend -and a brand new roommate while you are it. Finally, contact Ubunja for a handout or special session on "How NOT to make the wrong choice of a boyfriend and girlfriends" HOErrific friends everywhere you go. |
Ol' boy, you are playing games with your job trying to seduce your boss. You are so bold that you created a communications back channel with your oga's house girl! Hope you are not also tracking her movements through the house girl? If I may ask, what is your relationship with the house girl in question? Why should the house girl be the one to tell you your madam's interpretation of the innocuous and seemingly perfect salutation on Facebook? Face your job squarely, if your Oga is displeased with your polite comment on Facebook, it is unlikely she would create a back channel through her house girl to notify you of it. Finally, stay away from the house girl she has decoded that you are carrying a secret hot pants for your Oga whilst she too is probably secretly pinning for you! Hence the imaginary reaction by your boss to you post on Facebook. Abeg, I don retire this bottle, hit me... |
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nabiz:List ways you think GEJ's government was better than the current one. We take it up from there or you take your own advice above. |
franxalive:Duffers everywhere you go...
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Nigeria is the only country I know whose resident foes far outnumber her external enemies. Lord God, save Nigeria from her resident enemies like this man! |
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