₦airaland Forum

Waiting for Wike’s reply.

Maybe Wike bit more than he could chew this time. Adeyanju may be a tougher mouth fighter than Fubara!

emkz:
I can't respond to your tantrums.

I also can't continue conversations with you. Your intellectual brain is too puerile for me to waste time on. I have listed someone at your level. Seek him out and swim in your mud together.

Go your way.

Sure, at a greater level where rats like you may not even aspire in your dreams.

You finally agreed that you are a mofo!

Undilutedme:
Hello, Nairalanders. Good morning, I’m going to be short.

I stay in Ondo and I just finished my youth service and currently, I’m staying with long time friend(We’re splitting the rent) till we are able to find our way. Something happened last week Friday that has brought a little misunderstanding (We don’t flow like before) and I want your opinion.

Okay, so I went to my work, I work from 8-5, sometimes 6 and that day, my girlfriend called me and said she was around the house and wanted to wait and see me, I told her it was fine that I would be back soon. I went back later to the house and I met her, my friend wasn’t around then. The house was very neat, but I knew she was the one who swept it, so I didn’t ask. But one talk led to another and she told me it was that my friend that told her to get broom and sweep the room. When she said it, I wasn’t so cool with it because I felt he didn’t have that right to tell my girlfriend to sweep the room. Even if she wanted to sleep it, I should be the one to tell her and not my room mate. I told him and he didn’t see anything wrong with it and insisted that I didn’t like it and he shouldn’t do it next time, because I found it a bit disrespectful to myself and my girlfriend. Since then, he hasn’t been so cool, we talk but not like before. Did I overreact? Do you think it’s okay or wrong for my roommate to tell my girlfriend to sweep the room?

NB; I do not tell my girlfriend to sweep the room when my roommate is around, so it doesn’t bring “see finish “ so, she’s never swept in his presence before, but she does it when he’s not around.

Also, he has his girlfriend that comes to the house too and I have never told her to do anything like that before. So, what do you guys think?

Yes, your friend was very correct and not disrespectful. Do not be offended at my words.

You also can ask his girlfriend to clean the room, cook your food and generally help you young me out with your little household chores. Your girlfriend did not feel disrespected from your words. Except you are forming “big boy” or “ajebo”, there’s nothing to it. Your girl was there for you and to take care of you and your things. Tidying the room you share with your friend was a personal responsibility and she did it. If she was disrespected she’d have complained.

Except that the two of you were previously having issues, this is a matter that young men laugh over, with the ladies too. Infact young ladies are more than willing to do such things for their men.

If he gave her a box of chocolates or 10k, would you be here angry? Get back to your friend and make your friendship better and more pleasurable, especially as you live together in the shared space.

For me, you exhibited the traits of a “woman wrapper”. You felt unnecessarily humiliated. What if she leaves you for another man? Your relationship with her is not cast in stone, but your relationship with your friend can put you both in great positions in the future.

yarimo:
But the environment and the people humiliating her looks very dirty

Just like you find in Isale Eko, Okokomaiko, Ajangbadi, Amukoko, Ilogbo, inside Lagos.

emkz:
Yes. You lie and you know it.

Many of you expose your motivation for why you take certain stands.

You are motivated by hunger. Not me.

Some of you accused me of being paid in the past, because you wanted to throw cheap shots to justify the fact that you cannot reconcile my passion for a cause from your own hunger for food.

Unfortunately for you and those who think like you, I am not paid, nor do I seek payment. The last time I did PR for an international agency, I earned $3,000 for work I did between 5.30pm and 8.30pm for one month. A very specialized technical work, not the pedestrian discussions some of you engage in here. That was separate from my other salary from my day job. It is me you want to struggle for pittances like you'd do?

Please do not assess me with the same standards you'd assess yourself. You and Kukutente23/Kukuntela should be competing in such buffoonery, please.

As I told one leech here who used to attack me because that was the only way he could get visibility, some of us are competing in the global stage. It is not the pittance that some of you celebrate that we are after.

If you cannot engage in matured conversations you can substantiate, please avoid me.

Where is the lie in the very obvious, except that you pretend not to see the ills going on.

By the way young man, you did not need that long sermon, validating yourself, your so called “income” and its source.

People like us are here to learn, exchange thoughts with decorum and enjoy ourselves.

With the way you commented initially, there was no doubt remaining in me particularly, that you were soliciting for a position, no matter how little, just like Daniel Bwala.

You proved it further in your response, with your claim to do PR. Only God knows for who anyway. But you made it easier for me to note that your job is simply what is called “town crier”. Sorry this is not intended to demean your person, but I object to the reality of seeing poor leaders and eulogizing them.

There is no reason presently why Nigeria would be labeled “a poor country”. Why should Nigeria be called the poverty capital of the world? With the humongous resources in the private accounts of the leaders, largely earned from embezzling the commonwealth, is it not time to demand accountability?

“Buffoonery”? No. Not for us, but for your likes, who prefer to call a spade an agricultural tool, rather than its proper name.

“…hunger”? I laugh at you. Maybe you need to have an in person meeting with me to know who you are talking with. That way you can prove to yourself that not all in this space are little boys.

That said, you may choose to continue in on the path self delusion and defending the horrible leaders that make life difficult for the entire citizens of the nation, including themselves.

If you need to engage meaningfully, then keep off rude words and you can enjoy better discussions with decent people like us here.

emkz:
Let me reproduce part of what I said this morning.



Daniel Bwala needs to apologize to Atiku or reject the appointment.

Dear Atiku, last year when you celebrated your birthday, I advised you as follows:



To President Tinubu, I think you need to be fair to those who worked for you. You need to compensate the following:

(1) Femi Fani-Kayode. He worked initially for Yahaya Bello but later worked for you.

(2) Magnus Abe. He defended you from the get-go. He can be made an ambassador.

(3) Tunde Fashola. He always knew what to say to make those attacking you look stupid.

(4) Reno Omokri. He might have worked against you, but he is a man driven by his convictions. He defended you in the certificate saga and warned PDP from going to Chicago to mess up as he attested you attended the school. He even argued with Rufai Oseni when that one was arguing blindly that you didn't graduate from Chicago State University. Reno is an asset if you know how to use him. He is a good researcher and archivist. He'd sell your government activities more than many.

(5) Contrary to what many people think, I don't work for nor do I get paid for what I do here. But I need to ask you for one thing: be fair to those I have mentioned. You can't reward Bwala and neglect those who were with you and never left.

I also think it is time you appoint ambassadors. You are about six months to half of your first tenure. Appoint them.

By this you are asking for one more thing:

A paid salary to remain here and use other public spaces to defend Tinubu and APC. You are directly telling Tinubu that your food table is empty and he needs to recognize all your struggles and remember to help you. You are telling him that you do not mind to get the job is any capacity, even if it is SA to a motor park garage so you go see food dey chop. In short you are saying that hunger don nearly finish you and you need small work.

Abi na lie I lie?

How are we to believe this please?

lailo:
It was Jonathan who started it. The North through Buhari only responded more brutally and Tinubu continues this anomaly. You guys have short memories. Only Obasanjo was a saint and Pan Nigerian.

How old are you by the way?
Have you recently completed your secondary school education.
We’re you of age while Jonathan served as the President? If you were, please tell us how Jonathan started it. Tell us the ratio of his appointment between Ijaw people and the rest of Nigeria. Tell us the situation of infrastructures between Ijaw lands and the rest of the nation, especially the north and south west. Tell us the situation of federal infrastructures and appointments between the south south and the rest of the country then. Tell us why Jonathan had issues with his own Ijaw people and the rest of the nation. Tell us how many federal projects were carried out in his Bayelsa state, not to talk of his own immediate community, since you know more than everyone.

If you cannot do that, then know that you are the daft person here.

stuffs2002:
And the useless instinct makes him to be threatening them abi

Will he tell his grown up biological children to kneel down like that?

Yes, he will if he’s a tough dad and has irresponsible children to take care of.

Maybe they had done things very wrongly and the instincts of a father led the lecturer to punish them that way.

Tokunboh abi Nigerian used?

And the way it is going in the country, na 2.5 - 3.8 m be affordable to people wey Tpain don take suffer finish?

After buying the cars, what about petrol maintenance costs? Or are they not part of the “affordable” talked about?

Empowered by Deji Adeyanju, a fresh law graduate, who thinks that he can contend with a much bigger activist, a senior advocate of Nigeria and a better connected man within the legal community. Hopefully he does not get overconfident.

Verydarkman not ever minding his business and firming emergency activist. All he waits for is simple news and then he goes more public in the name of defending the oppressed. He needs to take a lot of care, otherwise the likes or Adeyanju and Sowore will guide him to prison unwittingly.

Anyway, Verydarkman you do not need to apologize anymore. If you are found to be on the wrong side of the law, the same law will make you beg to apologize!

CodeTemplarr:
Thats money is not his or anybody's property. It is just a paper to represent value of goods and services while facilitating their exchange. Even a N5 note cost sjubstantial amount to print. Thats why the smaller denominations need to be made of nylon, to help them last as long as possible in circulation and reduce cost of maintaining the money system.

“It is just a paper…?
And you do not know about the law against naira mutilation?
Would he publicly do that to the Chinese Yuan and get away with it, irrespective of the provocation?

That’s evidence for EFCC if he is arrested.

Make we hear something Mr. Neither here nor there.
Dey APC or dey PDP.

awizza:
Activist vs Activist... Falana is way ahead in this mattter....lets watch and see

Who be the person?

Emmanuel900:
so he carries the carton of his IPhone around lol

This is one of the fake concocted stories to get viewers and reactions

All na packaging.
The same as two dey shake keys for front of babe as if to say you carry car. Some boys dey carry padlock Keyes, so door keys, some anyhow keys.

WriterNig:
Africa will be FREE

Free from what and from who and how?

post=132866925:
Oga Godwin don take style JAPA!!

No wonder he was Crying wolf about EFCC about to start pursuing him.
Shame on him and the other thief called Yahaya Bello.
Bunch of criminals.

Barawos everywhere.

Your darling daddy, Buhari, ruled for eight years. He travelled to London thereafter for his check up and spent six months “to rest”. So was there no place to rest in Abuja or any other part of our darling nation that he governed for years?

Who governed better between the two? Who left better infrastructures or legacies between the two. Who left sweetness on the lips of the citizens between Obaseki and Buhari? With all the state resources at his disposal and so the loans taken, your darling daddy shamelessly could not deliver a solid and reliable healthcare system in eight years. What’s the difference between his performance and Obaseki’s?

By the way, did Buhari not leave us a far worse off nation than Jonathan?

post=132866931:
No place at all to rest in the state he governed for years or anywhere all over our darling nation?

Ye ye dey smell.

Your darling daddy, Buhari, ruled for eight years. He travelled to London thereafterfor his check up and spent six months “to rest”. So was there no place to rest in Abuja or any other part of our darling nation that he governed for years?

Who governed better between the two? Who left better infrastructures or legacies between the two. Who left sweetness on the lips of the citizens between Obaseki and Buhari? With all the state resources at his disposal and so the loans taken, your darling daddy shamelessly could not deliver a solid and reliable healthcare system in eight years. What’s the difference between his performance and Obaseki’s?

By the way, did Buhari not leave us a far worse off nation than Jonathan?

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TinubuBarawo:
STORY
but if you dey owe flexi you'll be auto debited from your palmpay.
God punish you if someone mistake your opay for palmpay and send you money there.
You'll be auto debited even before shouting TINUBU.
Now how you tell me your hand no dey am ?

So you did not take your time to read through and better understand the operational differences between PalmPay and Flexi?

Na simple reading hard you do like that?

Na waoh!!

ClearFlair:
Show the statistics

Na statistics e go chop?

Dijita:
Are you sure you know what you are talking about?
I graduated high school in 1987. I came from village to process my admission immediately after graduation. I passed through broad street and Tinubu square not far from bookshop house is Savannah bank. It is the first place I saw escalator. It is a glass house, you can see the escalator standing in the street. I also have a friend whose uncle is a senior staff at Savanah bank around the time.

Very correct.

My father had an account with the defunct Bank of America.

Savannah bank has been operating in Nigeria since 1960. The indigenisation policy of the 1980s led to the change of name from Bank of America, which was the original name.

tundegan:
Reno is a confused guy.

Peter Obi that is claiming he built a bank that was established 6 years before he was born.

Is it Google that will tell him when he was born?

Even a secondary school leaver would make a better comment than this. Did you take your time to read through properly? I doubt that you did, otherwise you’d find that Peter Obi only built a branch of the bank. What connection he had is immaterial to you.

Again Savannah bank was not established 6 years before he was born. You do not know the details of the incorporation, neither do you know what transpired the years after.

Simply read the comments of others who have the idea and learn!

The wickedness of the Blackman.
Detained a man and kept him incommunicado for over 20 years, wasting his life and precious time.

So sad. So sad.

Sp1ritHusband:
The guy dey his grandma village for Odogbolu, I see an yesterday.!

On a more serious note, I know a guy that beat his child to death and buried him with a carton. This guy would always beat his wife, I am sure he must have killed her by now. She still remained with him after killing her son.

Can you just imagine that?
What an evil man a a foolish woman.
You should have called in the police.

Adebaba1:
Before you judge
check out his profile

"For his part, Dr Cyril Adams Oshiomhole’s academic journey began at St. Anne’s Primary School, followed by Command Secondary School, where. He later pursued higher education at Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, where he earned his Bachelor’s degree in Medicine and Surgery (MBBS).

Oshiomhole enrolled at Tulane University School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine, New Orleans, LA. where he obtained a Master of Science in Public Health (MSPH, majoring in Environmental Health, Toxicology, and Disaster Management).

His academic pursuits continued at Harvard University, Boston ,where he underwent postgraduate training in Clinical Research and at Queen Mary University, London, where he studied Gastroenterology."

We noticed that his date of birth and other dates were omitted. Was it deliberate? Other people had their dates attached.

Again, while Oshiomole was here showing us that he was fighting governments, he ensured that his son studied abroad. Now his son is in politics and waiting on the wings for his father to push him up.

For those who abused Peter Obi for asking nurses to japa, se una see una lives now?