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Kenneth4u205:Or from your papa, blaming it on others |
Intergrated:Think of any investment, little or medium-scale. Talking on skill, I am a techy, not more I can add than to tell you to learn a tech stream. |
beerfraud:I wanted to support the girl before all these revelations, but when I remember that Prof Oloyede is the registrar, I knew there was a foul play in the girl's case. That Oloyede man can't be wrong. He left as the VC shortly before I gained Admission into UNILORIN, I lived in his legacy for the whole 5 academic years I spent. He hates cheating with passion, he hates hooliganism. UNILORIN was so notorious for expelling students, defaulters by the way. The man became JAMB registrar, he turned things around. |
https://www.nairaland.com/7756198/sit-at-home-over-18-trucks-burnt#124277107 Under that link, the OP, supremos asked and I quote "Why does the Federal Government Of Nigeria led by President Tinubu feel less concerned over the economic terrorism and brigandage going in South East Nigeria ?" Well, here is his/her answer. I don't know if you are an Igbo guy o, but it is very stupid to ask what is the position of PBAT on this issue. Let me take you back to memory lane if your brain has been so mungled and deviated from reality. These UGM or ESN or IPOB are your people, they started this madness long time ago, long before Tinubu became president. What are they fighting for? For a terrorist to be released right. PO, came to limelight few months to the just concluded general election, he was going every nooks and crannies to sell his candidacy while those terrorists madness was going pari pasu, Obi never felt concern for once for what was happening in his region, he only cared about how he'll become the president. What baffled me is that during the actual election, these people ceased to exist, Obi won with so much margin in the entire SE states, he crippled other contestants effortless. Why those terrorists stopped their activities calls for debate. Immediately the election was concluded, it is normal though, for any aggrieved candidate to contest the results of the election in the tribunal. Obi as expected was not left out, he has been busy ever since then going from courtroom to his house. We have so many prominent Igbos living outside SE, presumably Lagos and Abuja, none ever come out to condemn these people. It is the duty of FG to protect its citizen, yes, but if those who you want to protect show no sign that they need you, what do you do to them. People from that region are the most confused creatures I have ever come across. From we want Biafra to release Kanu for us to give us Igbo president to give us our mandate to give us senate president (someone even cried over this). They always want to take from people they hate so much, they want the whole country to look at them, they want to be pampered so well, eat from food they never prepare. What happened in this last election opens so much eyes, people came to realise it is dangerous with them at the helm of affairs. Some sign of winning in Lagos, they have started shouting they own Lagos, imagine the effrontery. Do you think Nigeria give a Bleep about them. Why can't you ask the likes of PSquare, Ngozi Eweala, Charly Boy, Adiechi Chimamanda, all the SE governors, the SE NASS members, ask them what are they doing about their people. Let me hint you. When Fulani herdsmen were disturbing farmers in the SW, SW governors (from different party o) came together to proffer solution. They created Amotekun, even FG was against it, many non-SWterners condmned it. They knew they needed to protect their people, went ahead and birthed the security outfit. Today, go and ask, it is a good story. |
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Whose fault? It is not their faults, it is our government that gives them much power, it is the level of our poverty that makes them treat us like slaves. I can't forget a day I followed a colleague to one of the Chinese motorcycle spare parts companies in Ikeja to get a certain spare part for his Sinoki motorcycle. After we made the payment at the front office, we weree told to proceed to an inner room to retrieve the item with the receipt given to us. On getting there, there was this midget sitting behind a table looking so horrible fr, she was the one in charge of giving out items previously paid for. She collected the receipt, checked and went to the shelve where that particular item we wanted to buy was placed, she picked it and handed it over to us, used her pen to cross out the receipt. She later did something creepy that annoyed me so much, she used her hand to gesture to us to leave her office, as if we weren't there for business. I looked at that thing doing that to me, I shook my head, she looks like nothing but a bottle of malt. I can't imagine what those Nigerians working under that devil-looking midget and her compatriots will face everyday they ply their trades in that office. I feel for them anyways. Omoor, e be things o. |
This political tussle was not the first, won't be tha last either. I love the icing these people always give us, it makes me feel so alive. On a serious note, if Adeleke really want to deal with that Bashir man for his alleged insubordination, believe me, he could never escape the sharpness of the governor's knives. I blame no parties anyways, they should just please not allow this to degenerate to the point that innocent lives will pay for their differences. Ire o... |
It was a beautiful day in January 2015, there was a client of my uncle who wanted him to come and inspect some laundry equipments in Bonny Island, we were there in a hotel in P/H. He did not really buy the idea of going, not that the machines would be sold to him. Me, out of my adventurous nature, I appealed to him to let us go, I knew we were going to take a flying boat, kind of experience I have been longing to have. With our car duly parked in the hotel, myself, him and his son set out to Nembe water side to board a boat going to Bonny Island, I guess it was N1700 per person then. After the payment, we were given life jackets and told to take a match into the boat. I was all excited to be experiencing my first hour-long boat ride. Hector was the name of the boat operator to sail us to our destination, someone said beside me that Hector has been sailing for up to 17 years. Then, my mind was so at rest, knowing we were in hands of a pro. Engine started, lol and behold, we meuuuuve. At first, we were going slowly due to reasons I don't know, the speed was later increased and I was enjoying the whole thing. I would occasionally see rescue team also parading the ocean, I was made to believe that they do that to make sure they are a call away in case there is any accident. I had my first cold feet when the boat started skipping like it is hitting rocks underneath, I would look at my uncle's terrified face intermittently, fear would erupt my own stone heart in return. Load of bad thoughts started crawling in to my mind, what if the boat capsizes? Is this how we are going to die, leaving our peaceful hotel room to die in the middle of nowhere here. The whole experience got worse when we were approaching the shore of Bonny, the sea water was all over us, its waves were so enormous, everyone was drenched, it tasted so salty. Alhamdulilah, we got there safely. The journey took us exactly 1hr7min. The man that invited us worked with one of the oil companies there, I guess there were three different oil companies in that city alone. He later came to pick us with his car and drove us straight to where the equipments have been sitting idle for years. Bonny is a small beautiful island in the middle of a big ocean, you can only access the city via water or better still, fly in there by air, there was actually a functioning heliport as at that time. I noticed that almost everyone there does fishing, it should be their primary occupation. There were numerous places where fishes were being placed in open air, signaling they are for sale. We spent close to 3 hours in the city before we decided to return to P/H. On getting to the seaside, we were asked to go for payment. While on the queue to pay, someone directly behind my uncle was then narrating how boat mishap that killed 27 people happened less two weeks ago. Hearing that myself, my heart paused for few seconds, and for the first time, I was beginning to fear the wrath of the sea for real. I was wishing I could go by air back to P/H, 27 people at a go? He would later tell my uncle some safety measures to take if the eventuality happens. Part of it is to make sure one stays put if the life jacket enables one to stay afloat, struggling to swim or so could attract the sharks in there and they could start coming to one's direction. He also said that anyone with bodily injury is at risk of inviting the sharks as the smell of the injury may draw their attentions. These and many more that I couldn't remember by the man were said. Well, if there was anything left with me then, it was my faith with God, I started praying to the most high not to do us dirty. We got back to P/H safely, though spending longer time than we spent when we were going. On getting to the shore of P/H, I made a vow never to return to the sea again, I cannor come and die iku gbona (terrible death). Ever since then, me and sea don't get along. |
Tradepunter2:They said contactless payment, is the English used so difficult for you to decipher? |
It seems this Portable that I don't really like is a prophet, he once said "wahala, wahala, wahala." (may) His memory blessed, his words keep manifesting day-in day-out. |
Everyone does steal, it is in the contract we signed. If you are careless to be caught, you get punished. If you go away without being noticed, the society will even bow for you making waves in life. Getting to the top of the ladder in life is not always easy, corners have to be cut, rules be bent, at times, blood be shed. It is the magnitude of your boldess that determines the height and width of your money sacks. Be ready to make history if you damn what history says about being pious and just. I rest here... |
Greatness rolls with greatness |
Even musicians from Igboland and any other tribes must to add Yoruba in their songs if dem wan blow |
I have seen this picture a million times...girls are great at everything, look at that guy at the last row, he screwed everything and sold them out easily |
I see five faces in the picture who have proceeded to become national recognitions, Yemi Osinbajo, Rauf Aregbesola, Dele Alake, the current acting IGP and Jagaban himself. What does this say about Tinubu? |
Marthiee:Why can't you order the screen from AliExpress at 70k and repair the phone. |
Dino, the man with the ball. Agba baller, it is not good to have big mouth shah... |
Charly68:Inferior officers arrested Tafa Balogun when he was found wanting by EFCC |
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Scream:Past leaders are now visiting him |
phemmyfour:I can't pack but I can park |
Psoul:Na you get the joke. |
I can't pack a car despite the fact that I know how to drive it. |
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Goodlady:Ondo and Ogun rejected the refinery due to one policy or the other. |
AUNafada:You are a clown |
ruggedtimi:One of the reasons you are still where you are |
This is just what happens underneath |
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