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Celebrities › Re: Chidimma Adetshina Chased & Attacked By South African Crowd After Court (Video) by Emeskhalifa(m): 1:33pm On Aug 25
LordLicifer:
She is not a visitor! She was born in South africa!
Still doesn't make her a citizen. Is just like saying if a foreigner comes to Nigeria with his wife and they end up having children in Nigeria, the children are automatically citizens of Nigeria. Na America get that kind law, same doesn't apply to most African countries
Celebrities › Re: Chidimma Adetshina Chased & Attacked By South African Crowd After Court (Video) by Emeskhalifa(m): 1:31pm On Aug 25
jaxxy:
She was born and raised there so Let the law decide not some hatefilled lazy delusional clowns.
Is like you guys don't know what South Africans are capable of doing.

Even if the law says she can stay, she will never be free, they will hunt her till they take her life. Is it really worth it?
Celebrities › Re: Chidimma Adetshina Chased & Attacked By South African Crowd After Court (Video) by Emeskhalifa(m): 10:36am On Aug 25
jaxxy:
If she was white they wont treat her like that. They will happily claim shes south african.

Pathetic people
She should leave their country for them na, na by force?

Imagine a scenario where visitor comes to your house and doesn't want to leave grin no be juju be that
Food › Re: Bought A Plate Of Jollof Rice For ₦36,000 by Emeskhalifa(m): 6:31am On Aug 24
Some people are dumb. Very very dumb I mean.

Is he spending Naira in Canada? In other to massage his dumb ego, he had to go through the stress of converting it to Naira
Business › Re: We No Longer Go To CBN In Abuja To Look For Foreign Exchange - Abdul Samad Rabiu by Emeskhalifa(m): 6:27am On Aug 24
AMINDA:
Tinubu’s government is for the elites with no consideration for the poor. Dangote, BUA, Elumelu and the likes of them have been running their businesses and thriving long before Tinubu became president and will be here long after his tenure. Dangote built his multi-billion dollar refinery in the Buhari-era Nigeria that paid subsidies. Rather, a lot of small and micro-businesses have packed up due to Tinubu’s stiffling policies and skyrocketing inflation. Keep opening the threads and we will be here to present the facts as they are.
And na elites dey work for their companies abi?
You people fail to understand that both the rich and the poor need each other.

And lastly we won't ever go back to paying subsidy or running Cbn like Emefile did, y'all better accept that
Sports › Re: Messi Fined By MLS For Slapping Opponent by Emeskhalifa(m): 9:41pm On Aug 23
MrGerald:
If I see you crossing road with this sense I'll rush and hold you down.
grin grin grin grin
I can feel your pain
Sports › Re: Messi Fined By MLS For Slapping Opponent by Emeskhalifa(m): 6:46pm On Aug 23
MrGerald:
If you were in Messi shoe during the WC you might not even kick a ball knowing your father is in the hospital, he battled emotionally while keep up with the WC tournament, everything is not joke.
Ok, so why didn't he fly straight back to Argentina since he was battling emotionally?

Maybe the country lost cox he wasn't in his best form and Argentinians should revolt and hold him responsible
Celebrities › Re: Did Chidimma Adetshina Perform Her Duties As Miss Universe Nigeria? by Emeskhalifa(m): 2:20pm On Aug 23
RandDigital:
A pageant queen's hard work doesn't end when the crown is laid upon her head, it often continues months and years after her reign.

In the case of national glory, the queen is often looked upon to engage in social upliftment programmes throughout a timespan that often lasts a year until her successor is crowned.

The reigning queen often takes up causes to alleviate violence against women and children, poverty or healthcare, among others.

However, Chidimma Adetshina as Miss Universe Nigeria, Miss Africa and 1st runner up at Miss Universe did none of these, instead she abandoned her responsibilities and returned to her home country South Africa within weeks of her reign and disappeared into obscurity.

One has to ask of the organisers that invited her to Miss Universe Nigeria after she pulled out of Miss SA - were there no contractual obligations to keep her in Nigeria to carry out these duties?

As a Nigerian, does this sit comfortably with you?
Hahaha haha why not just say you want her out of your country so badly?? grin


Well let me answer your question, we don't care about any contract so long she makes y'all have a sleepless night over there.

Now I am beginning to understand why she's fighting tooth and nail to legally stay in SA, obviously doing that to spite y'all and shove her third finger in y'all faces grin cheesy
Sports › Re: Messi Fined By MLS For Slapping Opponent by Emeskhalifa(m): 3:54pm On Aug 22
Ayaaaa dem dey punish some people goat o

After that world cup epic defeat, I noticed Messi hasn't been himself. I think he is yet to recover from that shock
Foreign Affairs › Re: Portugal Bans Women From Full-Face Coverings In Public Places by Emeskhalifa(m): 3:34pm On Aug 22
Inyaky:
Yes but people going naked don't pose threat to the society, the masquerades carry bombs to kill people so every sane society should be concerned plus, they can easily relocate to iran, Afghanistan, Syria etc. Where those practices re normal.
Is like saying Igbo Muslims should vacate East. See how it doesn't make sense and sound so absurd?
Foreign Affairs › Re: Portugal Bans Women From Full-Face Coverings In Public Places by Emeskhalifa(m): 7:11am On Aug 22
Kobojunkie:
Again, pay attention to the word which you used here --- indigenous -- and its meaning. Yes, Christianity is indigenous to the Roman Empire and has spread mainly through proselytization to other parts of the world. 🥱
Pay attention to what you are also saying.

Christianity spread but Islam should not spread abi?
Take this from me, a time will come, maybe not now, maybe not in this generation but a time will come that Islam will be the religion with the highest population and the most recognised religion on earth, that is certain. All these pockets of hatred here and there are just the last kicks of a dying horse.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Portugal Bans Women From Full-Face Coverings In Public Places by Emeskhalifa(m): 7:04am On Aug 22
ElevationD:
Indigenous Muslims have always behaved themselves. Afterall that Islamic radical madness is not carried out in Saudi Arabia, USA, Turkey and Indonesia. Maybe you are not aware that Indonesia, a Muslim country had to rise to the occasion to deal with Islamic terrorist invasion in the country.

Have Yoruba indigenous Muslims left their country? By the way, how many of their women do you see wearing burkahs with faces covered from top to bottom? Indigenous Muslims in the entire south of the country conduct themselves with dignity, irrespective of tribe.
What exactly do you people have against the choice of a Muslimah who chooses to cover her entire body is instructed by her religion? Are you guys obsess with seeing their face and body? To do what with it? Masturbate? Coz I don't seem to understand the obsession
Foreign Affairs › Re: Portugal Bans Women From Full-Face Coverings In Public Places by Emeskhalifa(m): 7:02am On Aug 22
winterfell007:
They're not indigenous Muslims in Portugal. Anyone there is probably an immigrants.
Are there indigenous Igbo Muslims in Nigeria or not?
Romance › Re: If You Are Not Earning Well, Stay Away From Women - Lady Advises Men (Video) by Emeskhalifa(m): 11:24pm On Aug 21
I talk this thing some two days ago for Nairaland and some two guys almost roasted me.

Una eyes never clear now?
Celebrities › Re: Throwback Video Of KC Luxury At Lagos Club After A ‘Successful Deal' by Emeskhalifa(m): 7:04pm On Aug 21
Gotocourt:
I personally know two guys who wanted to become drug mules shocked.
You see?? That's what I am talking about, that there could be some persons that want that kind of life so bad right now
Foreign Affairs › Re: Portugal Bans Women From Full-Face Coverings In Public Places by Emeskhalifa(m): 7:03pm On Aug 21
Kobojunkie:
Islam is only indigenous to Mecca/Medina, which are in Saudi Arabia. 🥱🥱
So is Christianity indigenous to Only Rome which is in Italy?
Celebrities › Re: Throwback Video Of KC Luxury At Lagos Club After A ‘Successful Deal' by Emeskhalifa(m): 6:39pm On Aug 21
Who knows, maybe na drug deal sef.

But do you know that despite his been caught and exposed, there are still some who won't mind to have his lifestyle and even do the same drug business??
Foreign Affairs › Re: Portugal Bans Women From Full-Face Coverings In Public Places by Emeskhalifa(m): 6:38pm On Aug 21
ElevationD:
Fine. So take your burkah back to your country. Or better still, there are 52 countries in the world where you can practice your religion peacefully, that is if it possible. Go to any of those countries where ladies do not expose their bodies, so your eyes would not be seeing abominations. Leave countries where ladies expose their countries. They are in their countries and not yours.

How can ladies wear very expensive jewelry and cover them all up with burkahs? How is it abominable that perfumes on the dresses of women wearing burkahs arouse their men. Heads need to be examined please.
And the indigenous Muslims in the country?

Is just like saying the Indigenous Igbo Muslims should leave Igbo land, leave to where?
Foreign Affairs › Re: Portugal Bans Women From Full-Face Coverings In Public Places by Emeskhalifa(m): 6:02pm On Aug 21
bukatyne:
Right to do what?

A Muslima can wear a burka if she so desires. Don't just do it in the public.

Our face is a central part of our identity. If I can't ascertain who you are, how can we live peacefully? Do business?

Abeg o! That's a good call.
But you have the right to go about almost naked even in public? It's your body and nobody's business? But a Muslima cannot put on her Burkah in public, suddenly it is no longer about her body and nobody's business?
Foreign Affairs › Re: Portugal Bans Women From Full-Face Coverings In Public Places by Emeskhalifa(m): 6:00pm On Aug 21
MrsAyomide:
The problem is your eyes, your way of reasoning and your inability to take charge of your behaviour, instead of allowing what you see to control you.. This is 21 century..

Decency is not all about hijab.
You beat around the bush without answering the question.
Oya go back and answer the question and stop forming woke, what do we call going about almost naked?
Foreign Affairs › Re: Siv Ngesi Condemns Protestors Harassing Chidimma Adetshina Outside Court by Emeskhalifa(m): 5:18pm On Aug 21
U see this Chidinma matter eh, I don watch my hand comot, since she's hell bent on being in SA, she should take whatever gets thrown at her.

I don't know who are advising her, but even if she wins in court, these guys will likely track her and kpai her, isn't she and her advisers thinking of such possibility? Or will South Africa gives her FBI, CIA and the rest that will guarding her 247? Why can't she use her head?
Foreign Affairs › Re: Portugal Bans Women From Full-Face Coverings In Public Places by Emeskhalifa(m): 5:10pm On Aug 21
MrsAyomide:
Wearing nonsense in the name of religion..

Isn’t that a self torture ?
What then do we call going about almost naked?
Foreign Affairs › Re: Portugal Bans Women From Full-Face Coverings In Public Places by Emeskhalifa(m): 5:09pm On Aug 21
Aren't there indigenous Muslims in that country? If yes, then that law infringes on their right
Politics › Re: FG Declares Tuesday Public Holiday For Eid Ul Mawlid by Emeskhalifa(m): 2:17pm On Aug 21
9 to 5 go dey happy, business people wey e go affect won't be happy
Travel › Re: Moment Some Nigerians Were Stranded On The Sea After Their Boat Got Spoilt (vid) by Emeskhalifa(m): 2:15pm On Aug 21
pyyxxaro:
Omooor e reach to bust cry oh😀, those Navy guys wicked die 😀
Lols but what do you expect them to do? Expecially if the boat they came with cannot accommodate them plus the sensitive materials which was their primary assignment??
Politics › Re: Babangida Turned The Tables On His Interviewer, Ololade Adeniji-adele by Emeskhalifa(m): 2:12pm On Aug 21
Mrexcell:
Yeah it's primary because of the bad economy they found themselves in some have also managed to work their way up above the apc imposed bad economy. You are also very free to go marry dangote daughter to escape from the general mass poverty.
Why do you think the rich marry the rich?

Baba you gats change your mindset o, marrying someone poorer than you already are will play a crucial role in your finances o, don't be deceived by all that let's build together o
Politics › Re: Babangida Turned The Tables On His Interviewer, Ololade Adeniji-adele by Emeskhalifa(m): 12:08pm On Aug 21
Mrexcell:
They are uncountable unless u are living in a very lazy environment where people don't work hard.
They are much yet over 50% of Nigerians are living in poverty?
Politics › Re: Babangida Turned The Tables On His Interviewer, Ololade Adeniji-adele by Emeskhalifa(m): 12:07pm On Aug 21
chidiokay:
Dear robot, humans don't have cords or wire like you

To think you struck ... You need made dem carry you go computer village to flash your head
If you are done taunting, just reflect on my post. Pls do not bring innocent kids into your poor life. Fix your finances first, they don't deserve such cruelty.
Politics › Re: Babangida Turned The Tables On His Interviewer, Ololade Adeniji-adele by Emeskhalifa(m): 9:54am On Aug 21
chidiokay:
I knew you must be a robot, despite All said you cant even think, have you married a billionaire yourself Let begin with

obce una get phone nd Data una go think say una fit enter online dey drop illogival nonsense, what is te population of rich men All ladies to shoupd go for rich men is that even rational

pleaae keep quiet and go find work do are
I must have struck a cord, smiles.
Anyway no offence taken, just fix your finances first before you drag another poor soul as wife into your web of poverty and end up handing the baton of poverty to the next generation that will come through you sir.
Politics › Re: Babangida Turned The Tables On His Interviewer, Ololade Adeniji-adele by Emeskhalifa(m): 6:15am On Aug 21
Mrexcell:
Ur analysis is not always correct no one brought riches into this world those who are currently rich either inherited it from parents who started from the scratch or those that struggled from absolutely nothing to become rich. Where do u even expect an average nigerian from a humble background to see the children of dangote or elumelu to marry their paths can never cross because they are not in the same social class.
Marrying a girl from a stupendous rich family as a poor man is not even advisable because it usually comes with a lot of insults.
Two couples from a humble background can always become rich and successful later in life if they really plan well and are really very determined to come out of poverty we read about a UK based lady here the other day who came down to nigeria to marry an okada rider today the man is a successful CEO.
How many people who started together just like the UK based lady you are talking about have been able to break out of poverty? The example you are bringing is just 1 in a million, but my example? Just look around you, how many people that you knew when growing up that were building together have been able to break out of poverty?
Politics › Re: Babangida Turned The Tables On His Interviewer, Ololade Adeniji-adele by Emeskhalifa(m): 6:11am On Aug 21
chidiokay:
my question is, Do you even check the ratio of Rich men to poor in Nigeria, even if All ladies take your over wise advice what is the probability 70% can even marry into a Renowned wealthy Family in Nigeria

in the height of being myopic, How poor gurl nd the lijes of Adenuga, dantata, adelekes, elumelu children wan take jam ... check who they marry into those families

Mr easi might be a son of nobody Buh his wealth gave him access to Otedola daughter, which wealth family of old money will allow there son marry a gurl from poor home .. how they wan meet when you can't even access the places they frequent

You wey dey brag, e easy you no marry billionaire.... hian
If you like don't take the advice, become the breadwinner of your family and her family, become the one sewing Christmas clothes for even her parents and helping her dad to pay her siblings school fees, you will learn, the hard way.
Politics › Re: Babangida Turned The Tables On His Interviewer, Ololade Adeniji-adele by Emeskhalifa(m): 6:25pm On Aug 20
Shey u can see how rich take dey recognise rich abi?

Don't do anything possible to get out of poverty, if you like goan marry a poor man and be acting supportive, ask yourself, 10 women that you knew that married a poor men, did they end up becoming rich and broke out of poverty? Or the man later died and left her with children to take care of?

And you sef Mr poor man, if you like, go and marry a poor girl, then become the breadwinner of her family, you go kpai before your time and another man go begin Mount her. No use your head. Money wey u go use take elevate yourself, learn a course, invest into business, you use am they train another person pikin go school, don't worry, u go learn

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