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SmartyPants:
Yes I knew this would play on people's minds. In fact, the mods have phrases this headline in order to trigger the memory of that incident and draw a parallel, thereby causing you to sub consciously link the two events.

Yet, one would watch that video from beginning to end and all you will see there is a young man who is being assaulted by a woman who refuses to let him go.

He does not once strike her body but merely attempts to break free. Now to test your earlier position, if the genders were reversed who would you blame in this situation?

change your username sir. Nothing smart in your pants. You are likely a little boy anyway. That boy in the video has just graduated. He will be beaten like a theif for days after which he will be worn a gown and forcefully graduated (expelled). Make him pray say that woman no born cultist

EricSmallz:
Have you Heard of Ogboni? Their members use to be very rich. But now, many that I know are mere drunkards.
If they give you form, fill am, no level. They now just like mere social clubs.


Patronize Us Please

will like to inquire about change of shareholders and of course the appointment of new directors. It is still a paper based company. Though opened in 2012 and name is still present in the CAC website

PrettySleek:
So disgusting. You would be so surprise how common sexual predators are.

very common. Ask a lot of females and they will tell you.

There is nothing wrong with the course one studies if people faced their priorities. This is s country where people look to the sky while on their knees and pray for manna from heaven. People pay tithes to gods of men who do not build any industries , people so not pay sufficient taxes , how will the private sector be energized enough to provide jobs for everyone when monies are either looted via politics or thrown away by gullible citizens.

Amaechi2023:
Bag of cement #800 abi?
issokay.
I'm sure buhari left fuel price at 0.20 per litre in 1985.
how PDP increase price of fuel from #20 in 1999 to #97 in 2015 is still a mystery.
about 500% increament in just 16 years?
now compare to 97 to 165 less than 80% increament.
since inflation hard wailers to understand, I can say buhari is least worse than PDP.

you have no shame

Anyway in my case. It was beans. I cooked it for over two years without ever getting it . normal beans oh. For reasons best known to it it refused to be soft no matter the akanwu I pour inside. Anyway I later realized after years of purging. That I should be patient and let it soften before I add palm oil.

For the life of me, till this day I can't make pap or custard. The thing will refuse to thicken for me. I have learnt stew (palm oil and vegetable oil) thanks to pocohantas. I am now expert at least I think. The people who ate the stew are still alive

pocohantas:
Okazi soup was the FIRST SOUP I made. I was about 14 then and having watched my mum cook it all my life, I was convinced I would ace it- for a rookie at least.

My problem started when I was trying to make the akpuruakpu (moulded egusi) and it refused to bring out oil, which was the ultimate test of its finesse. I added more osu, for where?! Finally I picked up the mortar and headed for my neighbour’s house. Not the same compound. I mean, I picked the mortar and headed for the gate. The plan was to go meet Uju, she was our church member at the time and they lived 2 houses away.

As I put one leg outside, na my mama I see...

always thought you must be Igbo. Anyway which one is okazi again. Isn't that supposed to be vegetable soup

pocohantas:
Ignorance is not am excuse before the gods...



It is a 70s Mercedes S-class. Not so sure which year, but it was the official car of Shehu Shagari, hence the nickname.

Oh. Okies. Haven't seen ur threads in a while. Happy easter

pocohantas:
Growing up we had this baba on our street, very learned man. He used to drive a Shagari. This man would wear shirt and tie to Lord knows where, come back in the evening and change into a red or white clothe.

I greet him when he is dressed in corporate wears, never in his uniform.

He had 3 wives and they were all learned too, kids also went to good schools. They were generally good neighbours, but I never touched his numerous ebos, even when they had bundles of notes in them. The notes always disappeared after some hours sha.

what's a shagari

Sunshine009:
Hello Fellow Nairalanders..Please are there people based in Enugu state posted to Osun State for Nysc batch A 2021?...Please can we whatsapp each other as I don't know how to get to Osun state from here..Most transportation companies here say they don't go there. Who knows directions on how I can get to Osun state From Enugu state.. Please help me oooooooooo!!!

depending on where you are in enugu. Get an early bus to osha, stop at upper iweka and take a bike to Chisco park. There you will see Siena vehicles going to oshogbo. Ensure to take that going to oshogbo and not ibadan. When approaching oshogbo, after akoda bus stop, tell the driver you will stop at Aisu junction, NYSC camp junction. When you stop there simply take a bike 100naira to the camp. Take note that if for any reason you arrive at night, stop at akoda bus stop and take a bike to camp from there. The other bus stop is abit lonely at night (though there are no security concerns). If these arent clear enough. You can send a dm

Zzor:
Useless 40seconds man,very manipulative wizard, after stylishly dissing her with his previous post he has come with a devilish prayer,thunder should also fire those supporting him and turning blind eye to his manipulative games.This Churchill is a very wicked man and posterity will judge him

take am easy

BKsoul:
i no fit mention the old moniker that you know here... but e don tey sha... hope you are fine.... how is your family??

u can always send a DM so I remember privately.

BKsoul:
i no fit mention the old moniker that you know here... but e don tey sha... hope you are fine.... how is your family??

lol. Anyway thanks for reaching out.

SS

BKsoul:
eddy.... wow..... so you still dey this nigeria? been a very long long time ooooh.

BKsoul:
eddy.... wow..... so you still dey this nigeria? been a very long long time ooooh.

I dey oh. The monicker doesn't ring a bell. Kindly refresh

Oga na shit be that, go and clean ur yansh. Which one is that he is wet bikonu

You are too immature to have married In the first place, just listen to the pettiness a married woman is allowing to steal the peace in her own home.

If you husband badmouthed you, it is clearly because he is dissapointed in many things about you and you have refused to change and make adjustments.

There is nothing wrong with your job and hustle, they might feel it is small, but that works in your favour, nobody will be asking you for money. I believe it is from there you saved up 500k. Let them continue to say it is small, accept it is small and ask them for money so u can save some more. Use wisdom.

As for the sole called disparity In treatment when his brother came, that was so low for you to notice such and complain about it, when you called him such a terrible word, what did you expect..... A slap on the wrist? You got a slap on the face and expect punches next time

Summarily, madam you are exaggerating the things in your home, when you leave that marriage, in tears will you remember and see your follies in hindsight and regret leaving the marriage because you are immature.

Get mature, this is marriage and not relationship, value yourself and ur hustle, respect your husband and his interests and demand he does the same.

If you didn't heed to these here, dm me to tell u more


Peace

SchmidtHammer:
I spoke to my father-in-law,a Fulani man himself, a while ago (due to my personal relationship with him, this was the first time I have ever considered the farmers-herders clashes from the perspective of a Fulani man), he explained certain delicate and complex intricacies that makes the proposed ranching system, that used to me a very straightforward one, now seem quite problematic IN THIS PRESENT MOMENT.
The laws in our constitution are not the laws of nature. These laws, as stated in our constitution, are created considering human peculiarities, such that 'general' beliefs even though inclined towards sentiments, as long as they are adopted by a represented reasonable minority and such that IT IS POSSIBLE THERE COULD BE A WAY AROUND THEM with the conditios that it does not threaten the ORDER in the country and the fundamental rights of others (the majority) is not infringed upon.
Having stated the above, it is easy to see that the problem with the proposed Ranching System is that while it is a very logically straightforward solution, it is not the most considerate, therefore not the most appropriate (at least in the short term) and using a method analogous the Occam's Razor for solutions in politics and human relations is unreasonable in my opinion. Open cattle rearing is a culture and proposing a change in this culture must be approached as sensitively as other important cultures of the other tribes. One does not expect that a culture be abandoned overnight, nor that laws guiding a country be entirely insensitive to the peculiarities of the people bound under it.
As in developed worlds, these are the kinds of problems that are confronted by Political scientists, Economic analysts and sociologists, putting forward a comprehensive and in-depth analysis of THE PROBLEM OF HERDERS in the country.

should the law then favour the culture of a group while impeding on the culture of others?

Is there any land that has no owner? Can land be appropriated with recourse to the owners of the land? The Fulani culture can continue on lands that belong to them, if they want to roam in other people's lands then it is only fair that they rent or buy the land If such trade agreements are available

ebonyggurl:
Are you a cute guy in ife?

are you still in ife

Pocohantas needs to see these. Quality tomatoes.

pocohantas:
Stew is ready…

Pic 3: For those people that’ll say they want only meat. Lol

good gracious. I can taste it from here. Asides the risks involved with bleaching oil ( catching fire Et Al ) , this would have been my preferred method for stew....but I dey fear. Good job dear. You can cook Biko.....kudos

Nice one..... Waiting patiently

pocohantas:
I was supposed to cook buka stew today, but the person I sent to the market messed up the ratios. That’s why I love doing my shopping myself. Anyway, I reverted to normal stew.

This is how I love it to be.

Chai the face looks beautiful..... Hmmmm buka stew has its own ratio of ingredients........ Will be waiting for the thread...... Meanwhile hope it is delicious.

pocohantas:
Ohh that taste? Yes you need palm oil for that. I guess you mean buka stew. Light, spicy and tasty. When I cook it, I’ll tag you.

I guess you were chatting with woman while the pot was on fire. Just get a nonstick pot, Eddy. Glad you made progress...

yes oh. You know what I am saying. Kindly tag me when you do cook it, let me see how palm oil can generate delicious stew. Lol @ chatting with women (Wetin man go do na) ....the non stick pot should solve that quagmire. Happy new year in arrears and Sunday in advance.

pocohantas:
I’ll look into this. It is actually what I planned making next.



You are welcome, Bellina.

Eddygourdo, how far?

my dear I think I did better than before. Three people ate it, only one person purged. (there isnt conclusive proof that my stew is responsible). Anyway didn't taste so raw tomatoey as before, but the thing burnt small and didn't have the Yoruba peppery delicious stew taste I have come to admire. Heard I need to cook with palm oil to achieve that.... Palm oil kwa..... How will it taste.... Anyway sha, I learnt small even though not perfect...... Thanks dearie

Read all the comments there and see evidence as to why this is a useless country filled with criminals. You say things like for "how much" common "5k" and all that, yet you went and borrowed the funds? If it is common how come you didn't have it initially before you borrowed nor did you have it when it was time to pay.

We can never be developed in the nation with this generation of thieves and dishonest people. Loans are not free money, when you borrow you have simply spent your own money upfront with an interest to who provided the services. You must pay back sir and ma'am, there are no excuses. This is why we suffer in this country because we run a debit system and not a credit system. Many Nigerians as depicted in the comments above are criminals, hoping to borrow funds and when it is time to pay start giving excuses. I like the fact they disgrace you unfortunate lots and garnish your accounts.

pocohantas:
Nothing wrong if it dries that way. I didn’t want it to dry much because I like it to “boil” in the oil before frying. Helps it fry softer, longer and slower. Anyway is fine. When it dries longer, you just have to watch it closely and stir frequently.

Thanks and welcome.



It gets fragmented. It is no more smooth like a paste and you will see tiny lumps. The oil would also be deep red. The attached pictures is a guide.

that third pic is darker than the other...... So is that when it is done? When it's darker. Abeg no vex for my plenty questions. Tired of eating stew that tastes like raw tomatoes paste diluted with water. no matter my efforts

pocohantas:
Nothing wrong if it dries that way. I didn’t want it to dry much because I like it to “boil” in the oil before frying. Helps it fry softer, longer and slower. Anyway is fine. When it dries longer, you just have to watch it closely and stir frequently.

Thanks and welcome.
No


It gets fragmented. It is no more smooth like a paste and you will see tiny lumps. The oil would also be deep red. The attached pictures is a guide.

Hmmmm. "boil" in the oil kwa, tiny lumps, Chineke Nna. well it appears I will never learn to cook a stew I will be proud to serve people without worrying they will purge afterwards.

Good job and thread . Your Descriptions are very apt and clear. My brain isn't culinary enough.

pocohantas:
Pic 1: Bleached oil. You can see my stock behind. Pretty rich.
Pic 2: Tomato paste at initial stage
Pic 3: I wasn’t exaggerating when I said LOW HEAT.
Pic 4: At this point you might think you are there, but don’t stop. If you stir it, you will see it is still like a paste.

sorry for disturbance. Can u indicate how one will know it is fried enough. Or should be only by intuition? Maybe when it starts burning and sticking to the bottom (non-stick pot ) ?

pocohantas:
Pic 1: Goat meat, chicken and a little kpomo.
Pic 2: As far as I am concerned, ducros is still the best affordable curry powder in the Nigerian market.
Pic 3: Steamed tomatoes mix. Didn’t intend for it to dry this much.
Pic 4: Seasoned meat.

thanks for the mention dear. Merry Christmas. Now you have solved a conundrum I have however you still created small confusion. You said you didn't intend the tomatoes to dry that way, isnt that the best way it should dry? In order not to have an unfried taste? Anyway should it be dry like that as shown in the pic or not. Kindly clarify. Your stew looks yummm. Thanks for the thread

Biglittlelois:
I just have a natural hatred for it.

correct woman. Lover of team natural hair

pocohantas:
Lol, I love your use of the word consistent, I use that word a lot to describe my stew. I used to think same @ tin tomatoes being responsible, not anymore. Your mixture is the base, your deep frying is the crucial stage, then the amount of stock you add.

I shared my stew recipe with someone HERE, you can check it out and ask for clarifications. I’ll create a more detailed thread soon and tag you.

You’re most welcome.




Lol. I am actually inyamuri, but yea, you need to deep fry your tomatoes to get the best out of it. You can drain the excess oil after frying, but don’t fry with small oil. Burns and thins out your tomatoes.

Maybe the word cover was extreme, it should be about half an inch above the tomatoes.




You’ll pay, that way you would be serious.

aii. I will await the thread. Happy sunday