Gaddafithe2nd:
How one person go eat 4 eggs? I can't even eat two eggs without getting tired. But the man shouldn't have slapped her when she is not his sister, even though she is wasteful. The best thing he should have done to her is to send her away.

Different strokes for different folks, the issues should not be that she can eat 4eggs, I have a brother who can't eat eggs unless he's eating 3 at a time, the guy can eat up to 5 eggs at a sitting, my woman can't even finish one
Bros, its called utility.

TomMary:



MAY GOD BLESS AND KEEP YOU.


PEOPLE WILL BE TALKING TRASH SAYING ITS POVERTY WHEN WE HAVE GOT KIDS IN ORPHANAGES AND SOME LESS PRIVILEGED WHO CAN'T AFFORD AN EGG IN WEEKS YET THIS GIRL HAD TO POUR IT AWAY

IF SHE DID THIS NONSENSE IN MY HOUSE SHE WILL NOT ONLY GET A SLAP BUT LICK UP EVERYTHING FROM THE SINK

Its true there are kids in orphanages, but abeg how does that warrant him to slap her, and then have the mind to publicly talk about it, she's wrong but his respond is unbecoming of a Christian talk more of a man of God

midehi2:

Even at that, I wont keep mute to someone I love to ignore health, it will be a crime when aftereffect starts and I am right there watching her, If your man tells you to stop excess sugar, does that mean you will ignore him? its not so my dear, he cares about your health, and a deaf fly goes to grave with a dead body.

So from caring about her health it now escalated to a slap, now ask yourself, if another guy were to do the exact same thing would the guy slap him. don't support this, the man should have shown restraint, the lady isn't a child that you would beat to be corrected

There's nothing provocative about the dressing, girls wear worst to some churches.

Death comes to all. Thumbs up to the pilots who averted what could have been an even worst disaster.

AutoReportNG:
This one will be for the VVIPs...

You forgot one 'V'

Sijo01:
Warri and Asaba nkor?

Honestly I see asaba as just a den for yahoo boys, whenever I visit the city, herds of young men gambling and simply being unproductive is a common sight

Nice house

Bad time to sell, good time to buy

But if it falls any lower then the results won't be sexy.

Obiano promised us an airport, I can care less about a round about. We're talking capital project not just wasteful expenditure

givan:


Its even more unstable at the moment. The buhari led government is heating up the political arena against the opposition, whom he sees as 'enemies'. Such activity is the cause of insecurity many regions of the country faces today. The federal power does not think it should do more to protect places under the control of opposite forces. That's is to say, if Mr. A has an investment (let's say real estate) in a region under opposition control where security is fast degrading, he wouldn't mind selling it cheaper than he invested in it.

That's a blueprint of what's happening in the stock market.

I see no convincing evidence, at the end you're just arguing based on prejudice.

Which business man will sell lower than he bought just because of sentimentalism

You haven't given me any evidence to believe that the current stock downturn is as a result of government activities. Please my brother we don't need sentiments at this period.

givan:


Investors seek to know the political trend of the country they're investing. They ask, is it heading towards being a failed state, or, its on a progressive course?

Nigerian political trend have always being unstable for investment. Hence this isn't necessarily PMB's fault. It's a national problem that needs to be solved from the grassroots not the government.

Sold

People/bloggers like this make Nairaland a joke

givan:
Buhary is hell bent on making Nigeria devoid of investment of any kind. Tragedy!!

Has buhari made any recent policy to deter the capital market performance?

These protesters are just being silly.

Their endless protest won't solve a thing, they can protest from now till Christmas, but he'll still be the president, he wont be impeached because people simply don't like him, what happened to common sense.

The truth is that the SE is too competitive for an average hausa man to come and strive in, very few can successfully adapt from the relaxed and calm business environment of the north to the fast-paced environment of the SE. I've seen yoruba's in awka and onitsha who have done it, but hausa's rarely do become highly successful, although I remember a hausa fellow who now has a successful business and a personal car in awka (not that a car is a sure banker sign of wealth). That guy was born and bred in the east.

Hype.

Thinking back now, Tony Elumelu seems to be one of the influential Nigerians at the moment

She's might just be trying to find fault in him. I don't really see what's so aggravating in what he said that would deserves a response

I totally disagree with this list, courses that give the holder a sort of specialty should be ranked higher than courses like Mass com. Knowing well enough that anybody can venture into journalism without actually being a graduate of Mass communication. Like wise theatre arts and even to a large extent computer science, professional certification like ICAN and ACCA are even seen as a substitute for a degree in Accountancy (keep in mind that you don't have to even be a graduate to have some professional certs.)

With this in mind, professional courses should top the list.

Just my opinion

I respect his decision, but still that was a bit harsh.

Wow. Highly impressive, I'm sincerely impressed by the young lady.
Sincerely we as a people should try a bit harder to learn more about one another, ot would be ideal for we all to be completely tolerant of ourselves

Ekpanfly:
Giroud should just shut his mouth...

If the FFF wants him they should have employed him. Not making Thierry to look like a betrayer.

Leave the man he is doing his job or employ him if you so need his services

The French side coach and Giroud should be ashamed of themselves for spilling trash

I liked this comment but a mere like doesn't do it. Thank you.

Neat silver saxophone for sale at a very affordable price.

I like Peter Obi for the fact that he is a critical thinker and unlike many others isn't vain, while governor his resolve was always one to admire likewise his spending habits.

I also commend Shehu Sani, his stance on political issues always seem logical, he seems to be a rare breed in context of Northern politics.

As a former resident of Kaduna state, I have a bit of experience with Ahmed Markarfi, and I admire his de-tribalised nature, during his tenure Southern Kaduna indigenes were relatively contempt.

Donald Duke is a man that I would vote for if he were to contest, he is president Nigeria needs, but we all know that he will have to wait for almost 20years before the zoning system favours the SS again.

The last on my list, but top of my preference is Mal. Nuhu Ribadu, I don't understand why Nigerians threw away a golden opportunity in the last decade to truly experience an incorruptible president. I can only imagine how the country would be if he had won. The truth in Nigeria, parties win elections, not people.

There we go, when we talk about politics, these are the few men that I admire
I know that all politician are likely corrupt. But certain traits from these men show me that the there exist potential for better Nigerian leaders

mayweather145:
what about trump, the American president.... he is 72..... to me its not based on age. but on intelligent initiatives to move the state forward !

I understand what your point is but then again isn't trump also considered a failure by most americans, I feel like there's a correlation somewhere.

If he leaves, I'll be happy for him.

Sad news.

naijacentric:
Expensive shitty education

I beg to differ young man

O.P. You forgot Paul University Awka

I can barely recognise him.