₦airaland Forum

damoobaba:
Wetin concern you with all these information now.

Harddiskng:
I am sure the allegations are true lol

Rather the man is happy with his choice, the jealous friend should take a hike with her L

Dijita:
Whoever said that is visionless. There is always an obstacle to everything tangible worth doing. We are human, we are meant to overcome obstacles.
Difficult terrain should not make a mega project unachievable. if you can not go through a terrain, you build over it or around it. That is what is making the Ondo people shout. The truth is that the road will be build, what was said not achievable will be.
If the Ondo coast is bypassed, another government or the state will build and connect them in the future. If they don't build the road, they would syphoned the money to foreign account anyway.

Ijebu people says if you are wise, you will reject incomplete money into your pocket i.e. if someone owed you money say #50,000 and bring #10,000, its foolish to reject the #10,000 until the debtor bring the whole #50,000. You collect the #10,000 and shout at the debtor that I am not going to take this from you. You have to pay me the whole #50,000. If you don't, you may loose the whole #50,000 instead of #40,000

springershervin:
My Son was attending St. Peter Catholic Private College Olomore in Abeokuta, Ogun State, Nigeria. From day I noticed so many administrative irregularities and endless complaints from the Parents but I was patient hoping the school will improve.

The school did the worst to my son by recklessly registering another name for him on his junior WAEC exam, I complained for months but correction was done by the school, the school keeps making endless promises, then some other parents informed me that same error happened to thier children and no correction was done.

Unfortunately I made next term school fee payment of 92,000 before I was informed by some parents that they also suffered same problems regularly. The school fee was paid upfront before the school resumes for new term but my son didn't attend the school classes for the new term at all.

In order not to allow the school ruin my son's academic career and future, I changed his school and requested for correction on waec results and refund of ninety-two thousand naira school fee paid, but the school continue to make endless promises to refund, I was kater secretly i formed that management took advantage of my absence and applied for the fund from Catholic School directorate of education they withdrawn the money on my name but the money didn't get to ne till now.

Someone secretly informed me of the dirty deal from the Catholic School staff, and I applied for refund again through a written letter, the principal Mr. Ugwu with gsm number 08138310327 and the Bursar with gsm number 07087475511 promised to refund ninety two thousand but that I should not escalation the matter.

Since 18/12/2025 till now the school has not refunded the embezzled money and no correction was done on the boy's waec result. How do we explain this kind of atrocity and recklessness from Catholic school? I have made several attempts to recover the money and correct the names o the boy's waec all to no vail.

I am calling on Catholic Nigeria directorate of education to investigate this matter and take necessary steps, I resulted to putting the online after waiting for several months. Catholic schools as respected religious academic entity should not be found in this kind of mess. If the school did not the needful in reasonable time, I will sue Catholic School and claim reasonable damages.

School name: St. Peter Catholic Private College Olomoore, Abeokuta,Ogun State.
Principal: Mr. Ugwu.
08138310327.
Bursar: 07087475511

MissOpe:
Bla bla bla sheep ....

Tell me why she doesn't want to come to the police station, someone who claimed Her 1 Phone 17 was stolen, her 700$ and gold wristwatch plus she returned my 200,000 to me, tell me why she gave three different accounts on how her phone was stolen and how he got access to her password, tell me why she told different people she was robbed in Ghana and another set she was robbed in Lagos, tell me what are motives were for the Lies she was telling in the different account she gave.

ReluctantAdult:
I appreciate that and I completely agree with you.

Your question is interesting because I've had another Nairalander ask me that on a different post I made which has got me genuinely thinking if every good relationship should end in marriage.
It's kind of new to me because, asides the casual flings, I've been in just over a dozen real relationships, and out of those, only one ended badly. For all others, we've parted on good terms and genuine understanding.

Make no mistake, I'm not your quintessential, moral, exemplary boyfriend material who's looking to get married. Apologies if I portrayed that So, for the record, I'm not looking to get married any time soon

But something I'd say about me though, is that despite my shortcomings, I'm big on friendship, respect, and empathy. So somehow the friendship always lives on even when romance dies.

ReluctantAdult:


Oh well, it sort of tapered off since we graduated and drifted apart. We'd travel to meet up since we were in different cities, but after doing so 4-5 times it came to die a natural death

We still check in on each other though, and I'll be seeing her in a couple of months when I travel to her city for work. I don't think we'd still have that kind of energy anymore I mean, I'm fit, but I don't think I throw my waist as fast and deep as I used to Good thing my stamina is still solid, even though my intensity has slowed a bit

Well, never say never, we might be able to roll back the years, hopefully. She still asks me if I've still got that energy. Seems to me she's yet to meet anyone matching that

bolaayenimo:
See Nyerisi potbelly. Where did that belle go?

ReluctantAdult:
Yeah yeah Paloma. Bless her h0rny heart.

Girl was 21 at the time and could fvck all day, everyday. I was also a perverted addict @24 so we were going at it like some wild rabbits.

At the end of the weekend she'd be so sore and tender, and I'd be having d1ck cramps and pains in my groin from erections lasting too long.

But those didn't matter because we'd be at each other's throats again by Monday evening after classes

Delat521:
You're right but his brother influence brightening his chance and love of people for their family. Serubawon was deeply loved by Osun and his death naturally bring or transfer of his love to his brother who they knew was actively involved with him.

Infact if not because of his deficiency in school certificate initially he would have been vying for positions during those times

We can denied the fact his brother plays a significant role in him becoming governor. I like they way they were bounded and carry and support one and another in their family.

Svoboda:
The death of his big brother naturally opened up the opportunity for him.

Olofofo247ng:
ADELEKE, DON’T MAKE THE MIMIKO MISTAKE

Adeleke should take a lesson from Olusegun Mimiko’s political miscalculation in Ondo.

Mimiko built the Labour Party into a formidable political force in the hearts and minds of Ondo people, only to decamp to the PDP. That move ultimately diminished his political influence.

Now, after painstakingly entrenching the Accord Party in the hearts and minds of Osun people, will Adeleke repeat Mimiko’s mistake by jumping ship to the APC?

With Nigerian politicians, political loyalty can be as predictable as the weather. You can never be too sure. Time will tell.

Aleem26:
I go join you if you start am Baba

nairalanda1:
You want free stuff. That is why you guys never have good government, and that includes tinubu supporters.

nairalanda1:
Yep, and I stand by my comment because your response has proved me right

You kids , yes!

nairalanda1:
Yes, because you kids think of things in terms of daily bread. Anyone who doesn't think like that is not suffering therefore must be data boy.



Obi is not perfect, I know he is part of the system, but in 2019, 2023, and even now, he did talk about productivity. Enough to tempt me away from my lifetime of voting for smaller parties that were not apc or pdp or the big wee...to vote for him next year. But then again, you guys love your daily bread, not long term thinking, which is why you get bad government all the time.

And you abuse people like me.

ArcToyin:
Dont you guys always pray to God and inquire from Him before entering a relationship. When you leave Christ out of your life, you are opened to experience crises. God knows the heart of everyone, He is in the best position to know his state of mind.

nairalanda1:
The massive subsidy of currency by previous governments is why we are in the economic problems we are in now.

Yes, and tinubu removing it was not because of reforms, but because he was forced to do so, no spare dollars, and our revenue was under pressure.

The problem with your comment, and don't be mad, and no I am not a tinubu supporter......is that you want government to subsidsie dollar for you so that you can buy imported goods cheaply.

Which is economic self sabotage. We did that for decades, and got into a massive debt that forced the deregulation you are complaining about. We also lost billions of dollars to round tripping...and so forth.

But crucially, we did not develop the productive capacity we needed to develop things like a strong export industry of manufactured goods, and crucially a very sustainably strong currency. Because our currency is not sustainably strong. It has been progressively getting weaker and weaker since 1973, and all we used to slow the weakness was spending billions of dollars on doing that, with disastrous resoults.

Even the subsidizing of the naira was not used strategically to help our domestic productive capacity grow, it was also used to import frivolous stuff. Worsening the matter. Had subsidized dollars been left to import components and vital raw materials for our domestic industries only,we would have been on a better standing by now.

But we didn't.

Result, we ended up in debt that forced the subsidy on dollars to go anyway.

You should vote for a candidate in the next election that talks about domestic production. Not tinubu.

nairalanda1:
Yeah, but the harsh truth is that health care, quality healthcare is expensive.

One can get quality healthcare in the UK for example, but UK citizens and residents pay exorbitant taxes for the thing...infact UK tax can chop incomes before other things come in. USA own is even worse. You will pay a large chunk of your salary in health insurance, and then you fall sick and even after your insurance pays, your remaining cost would force you to beg for money via gofundme in real life.

The problem is, the cost of research and machinery is very high. It costs a lot of money to keep an MRI machine running for example, ya need constant light to begin with among other things. If Nigeria somehow managed to build 5 teaching hospitals that are like the African center of medical excellence in Abuja per state, the MRI cost would chop a large segment of the budget. Housekeeping costs of a hospital is another matter. I mop the floor of my house at best twice a week. Hospital where i work, it is 3-4 times a day. IMagine the cost.

If we want quality healthcare, e go cost money. A lot of money. Sane poor countries like Cuba invest in preventive medicine, which helps, but not by much.