₦airaland Forum

Mitsurugi:
I wish you the best in the course. Lovely course that can help you in business.

Mitsurugi:
Any law student or lawyer here will remember the in pari delicto rule. Where a contract or agreement in this case sex for Lamborghini is illegal or against public policy (Oloshoism). Where both parties are involved in the above illegal transaction, the court will likely not intervene to enforce the agreement or order one party to pay the other. It's a valid exam question. In real life lawyers face worse scenarios.

A man once sued his wife in an Agboju Customary Court because she refused to serve him three wraps of fufu with 4 pieces of meat per meal just because he allegedly opened the buka business for her.

Proserpina:
And it will take you more years to build wealth or be really what you ought to be financially than it would if you live in a country that works.

Have you not thought of this?

Seefinish:
U

FRANELCLINIC:
No. I am talking about a resurrection. The person does not go on living in another form. Instead, he remains unconscious and non-existent until the Creator revives him. He will be brought back to life in a body identical to that in which he died—but without the physical defects and flaws—complete with his memories intact, so that he will recognize himself and others who knew him will recognize him.

FRANELCLINIC:
What happens after death?
Well, what happens after a robot is shut down? It simply ceases to function. Granted, humans have consciousness that robots don't have any can't have, but what happens after a person dies is much the same as what happens after an equipment shuts down.
The human ceases to exist, to function. He can no longer think, speak, and/or act. He is NOT. Just as things were before he was born. Where were we before we were born?

However, things does not necessarily end here. After a robot or an equipment shuts down, the operator can turn out on again. In a similar way, the Creator of life can and will revive those who are dead, making them alive once more.

Taich:
One incident happened in Portharcourt sometime ago, a tanker laden with pms felled close to Oilmill and the road was cordoned off by residents and traffic redirected, all these were done before government stepped in. I will say the high level of hazard awareness and trainings in Phc played a part, an average person in Phc understands basic HSE as opposed to Lagos where you have more like a mix of everything.

misreal:
If there is a striking resemblance and there is no reason to believe your wife cheated,pls don’t do a dna test.dna test should be done when we suspect something is wrong.

Foodqueen:
Go for the test, if you are in doubt.

Resemblance is a thing of the mind.

2Radii:
it would be negative

Bankowner:
I don't know what the DNA result will be like if the child happens to be the brother's.

Mindlog:
Even within Anambra, there are places some people are skeptical marrying into/from, for example you will hear some folks say people from Awka are better off marrying among themselves, that a lady from maybe ihiala, Anam or Uga would struggle to fit in.....how many outsiders fit gather liver marry an Onitsha man or woman?

The same applies to other states that are majorly the same tribe, where one has to think deeply before he/she announces to his/her family that the intended is from a community within their tribe that the family is not comfortable with.

And by the way, mama anyi si is a huge turn off!

Nnamdipapa:
The same everyone, most date and marry from the same comunity.

Nnamdipapa:
Wrong! I am married to an imo woman.

BeautyB99:
Real Igbo's are from Anambra,so why marry from a lower tribe

Imolite cannot stoop so low and marry people with mummy's boy mentality (if una know wetin I mean)

dacblogger:
Anambra my state... We are superior , we get sense. We come get swag untop

I'm married to an abia state man and till today I regret that decision...

Anambrarians are simply unique,take it or leave it

donbachi:
When it comes to marriage...anambra and anambra is better.

Nonexisting:
Anambra men, mama anyi si people. They like their wives to be housewives and average Imo state woman wants to work and make her own money. If you like have PhD, as long as you're married to an Anambra man, you will end up as housewife.

eloquently:
Bakassi Boys of 1998 to 2002 were very bloody.... They possessed the greatest odeshi ever seen openly in Nigeria. They killed a lot of people...They were known to repel bullets with juju. Those days you come to onitsha or aba and you see littered corpses of criminals. They use jazz to sense criminals. They were also spontaneous. Example: A bank robbery might be going on, and before you know it, bakassi boys would have probably sensed it and then block all the junctions of escape for the robbers. They do carry criminals in vehicle(s) and kill them openly in junctions. During the time of the bakassi boys those days, you can leave your phone, money, laptop on the road, and still come back to pick it. I don't know if they killed up to 20,000 people in those years... Their juju was something else. They were too barbaric. Public beheading of criminals. Bakassi boys killed many maf boys in aba. Maf was a criminal group that could rob in broad day light. Bakassi boys brought crime down in the east those days. They killed the greatest criminal ever in the east. His name was Derico. Derico killed about 100 people including 25 police officers.. Bakassi finally killed him. One deadly bakassi guy those days was called ejima...He died those days... Bakassi boys conquered prophet Eddy's diabolism and killed him.

Bakassi of those days has been the strongest vigilante group that have ever emerged in the Nigeria.

In those days, if you think any group or guys are rugged enough or mad enough, just invite bakassi boys and their doubt may likely be cleared. Those days, some guys ran away from the East. Bakassi boys were very dreadful....

Those days, if you see large number of bike men coming and doing stunts, it is likely that bakassi boys are coming behind them in a bus or buses like commandos.

I998 to 2002 were the first group ever named bakassi boys. After that group, no other group has every emerged like that in Nigeria: before them and after them. Every other group may just be trying to imitate them. They were very tough.

Bakassi in this era?

Please we don't need to go back to 1998 and 2002 pattern.

We need to move forward. That era should be gone by now..

Plumville:
Please I'm interested,

Email: vivicoko@icloud.com

Thanks

ecosystm:
Am interested..drop your WhatsApp no

cornelin:
I am to work as a warehouse attendant.

If I can get a side job that I can engage in that can allow me freedom to still go for my internship, I'll gladly accept it so that the money I earn from there can complement the stipend from the internship.

ecosystm:
Am interested..drop your WhatsApp no

cornelin:
Good day sir,
I need your expert advice here please. I recently got an offer to work as a HSE intern. The allowance is not much and I am only required to come just once in a week which doesn't have a fixed day. The days are selected randomly because there are other interns too.

Also, I got a job that pays 40k recently too which requires me to come to work everyday and there was no way they would allow me one day off.

What do I do? Do I accept the job and forfeit the internship or accept the internship and lose the job?

OfficialGaGa:
i am interested... currently not working tho...
thank u sir