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Politics / Re: The Powerful X Men Of Lagos And South Africa by esere826: 12:53pm On Apr 20, 2015 |
2 WEEKS LATER. Emeka and Femi hook up online Emeka@SA: O boy haw far naw? Femi@Lagos: I dey. how ur side. Emeka@SA: I dey bam. No shaking. I go enter lag next week o. I wan hook up with one Funke babe wen dey distrub me since. Femi@Lagos: Correct guy. E be like say we suppose spend the weekend for Calabar. I get wan Nnkechi girl for office wen her ikebe dey do the less you look, the more you see. I no wan make my iyawo catch me. Emeka@SA: O boy forget that thing. if you see Funke picture em,, i sure say she set pass Nkechi oo. Emeka@SA: By the way, what of Esere826 sef. We suppose hook up with am? Femi@Lagos: Forget that fake guy. Na so so grammar im sabi. Im no sabi action. We go block later Emeka@SA: Ok naw. I go halla u. * logs off 1 Like |
Politics / Re: The Powerful X Men Of Lagos And South Africa by esere826: 12:49pm On Apr 20, 2015 |
Emeka@SA: Why can't your king be insulted, but you can insult the SA king. Are they not both humans? Femi@Lagos: Look, even if what my king did was wrong, the kingship extends beyond the person. It's the stool that must me respected. Emeka@SA: What nonsense are you saying, is the stool the king or the person the king? Does the Zulu king not also have a stool? abegi Me: Guys, abeg take it easy. Both of you have a point you know. Emeka, despite what Femi's king said -and Femi admits it was wrong- it might be too much for you to insult his king to his face. After all, I am yet to hear of two men who when quarrelling one calls the mum of the other an ashawo to his face even if this is a known fact in the community. Emeka@SA: what nonsense. So if Hitler were alive and had children, are you saying the Jews cannot insult Hitler anytime they are near his children. Me: Ehmm... I think that example is too extreme Femi@Lagos: Esere why are you bothering yourself with this idiot. He would soon say he is a Jew. Abegi all flat heads should all go and die. Maybe that's what the SA's are helping us accomplish. me: Haba Femi, that is cruel naw. Emeka@SA: That's the way of these coward, gambari slaves. Always wishing death on others and then hiding behind others to bring it to pass. Femi@Lagos: Although I was upset, I did not mean every word I said about you guys dying sha. Emeka@SA: Yes, like how we hear that your king was only joking when he said that we would be drowned abi? Femi@Lagos: I remember clearly that your own kings where busy clapping and cheering my king when he made the statement. That means it was a joke. Emeka@SA: They were only being smart. How could they have done otherwise in the palace. So that your king would immediately dispatch them to the lagoon abi?. Me: Permit me to interject. Guys, imagine if the Lagos king had also said that all the igbo women would be ravished. Femi, would this have been considers a joke and not a threat by a stretch of your imagination? Emeka would your leaders have also clapped too to this jest or threat in order to escape the palace? Femi@Lagos: Esere you are an ignoramus. You think you a re smart abi Emeka@SA: Esere you are a tribalist, you don't want my people to progress. goat. Me: Abeg make una no vex oooo. *logs off 2 Likes |
Politics / The Powerful X Men Of Lagos And South Africa by esere826: 12:49pm On Apr 20, 2015 |
Three friend hook up in a social media platform to discuss current happenings Femi@Lagos: These South Africans are xenophobic mehn. Can you believe the way they are attacking foreigners and 9jas after how we helped them conquer apartheid. Emeka, i don't know what u people are still doing there Emeka@SA: Its not about being here. This is an African country and we contribute to the economy just the way we have MTN and DSTV in Nigeria Femi@Lagos: I hope you flat heads did not provoke them by saying that you make up 70% of their population and that SA is a no man's land Emeka@SA: Femi, u dey craze. It's not only Nigerians that they are attacking they are attacking other Africans too. Me: its' so sad o. How did it all begin? Emeka@SA: It their useless South African Zulu king. He said something about foreigners not being welcomed, and pronto his people went on rampage. Me: but I can't recall the Zulu king saying anything to the effect of encouraging his people to attack foreigners. Femi@Lagos: The king should know better. He should know that whatever he says can be echoed by his illiterate followers and given a new and dangerous life. Me: I guess that's' true. Femi@Lagos: Can you believe that the kings spokesperson offered another statement in which the king stood by his earlier statement. That king na proper goat o. Me: Ehm,,.. Femi, I remember that some weeks ago, your own king in Lagos threatened that Igbos will drown in the lagoon if they vote against his favoured candidate. Emeka@SA: Don't mind that irresponsible Lagos king. Femi@Lagos: Who are you calling irresponsible. Watch your mouth. How dare you insult my king if you don't have kings in your area respect yourself... skaliwag, insolent buffoon, clueless anima. 3 Likes |
Politics / Re: Does Government Providing Electricity Automatically Equate to Job Creation? by esere826: 11:34am On Apr 20, 2015 |
AhmedMustapha: Interestingly, at first glance, I think I agree with everything you wrote You reasoning is very sound. The original post is meant to promote elucidated discuss like you've provided on factors that can link job creation to power consumption and other policies and to dispel the common misconception that 24hr electricity automatically equates to job creation on the scale that Nigeria would need It's almost designed like common entrance exams that tests for verbal and logical reasoning aptitude. All Hakim's I've met are tall does not mean that every tall person is called Hakim I've had a laugh reviewing some of the comments made here some subtly seem to be more concerned in mentally simplifying the discuss to me being anti APC, or anti tribe, or anti-common man OR me feeling like a smart fellow and their reaction to their inabilities is to reach out for their local and international dictionaries and look for all insults they can muster But I digress Kudos to you, but at this point, I believe you must be smiling to yourself now and thinking actually esere826 did not say that "the stability of power in the country will have little or no effect on the rate of unemployment" |
Politics / Re: Abati Reacts To Punch Story On N2tr by esere826: 9:12pm On Apr 19, 2015 |
taharqa: trillion is a good figure to use in propaganda sensible people from both APC and PDP would know that it is impossible and just laugh without bothering to dissect it dumbos on the other hand will start screaming and wetting their pants about this ridiculous figure which they do not even have the ability to comprehend in the first place this my friend is sensationalism at its peak and meant for silly folks to sip on. 1 Like |
Politics / Re: Defection: Supreme Court Order Ondo House Of Rep To Vacate Sit. by esere826: 3:27pm On Apr 17, 2015 |
Akainzo: it took 4 years for this case to get here I don't think it will affect Tambuwal. Our judiciary is notoriously slow Even if it does affect him, he would be hinted so he can bow out gracefully |
Politics / Re: Defection: Supreme Court Order Ondo House Of Rep To Vacate Sit. by esere826: 3:19pm On Apr 17, 2015 |
atlwireles: Agreed but if hurdles are introduced to slow them down from switching at the drop of a hat I think it would prevent parties from thinning out too quickly like ANPP thinned out fast |
Politics / Re: Defection: Supreme Court Order Ondo House Of Rep To Vacate Sit. by esere826: 3:17pm On Apr 17, 2015 |
uken73: I agree there should be more hurdles for none-elected officials too this would ensure that when you are going into a party you are sure that its constituents are like-minded kudos to the judiciary although this was late in coming however its lateness enabled APC succeed, and it was important that the system was given a shock that opposition is able to win at the federal level too 1 Like |
Politics / Re: Defection: Supreme Court Order Ondo House Of Rep To Vacate Sit. by esere826: 3:14pm On Apr 17, 2015 |
atlwireles:I guess none elected folks can still defect |
Politics / Re: Defection: Supreme Court Order Ondo House Of Rep To Vacate Sit. by esere826: 2:59pm On Apr 17, 2015 |
ANGER nonsense since 2011 what kind of judgement is this? medicine after death what is the implication on Mimiko, Mimiko's deputy, Rochas, Amaechi, Tambunwal, Kwara State governor, et al? JOY anyway sha. this judgement is brilliant ..I'm elated it should hopefully curb defections in future democracy has to be deepened instead of this jumping around of politicians as if they are acting Matrix 2 Likes |
Politics / Re: HELP !! Yoruba Plot To KILL Ibaka Deep Sea Port by esere826: 2:53pm On Apr 17, 2015 |
some igbos and yorubas always fighting online then screwing themselves offline una well done ooooo 1 Like |
Politics / Re: Pastor Tunde Bakare Pays Buhari Congratulatory Visit In Kaduna.... See Photos by esere826: 9:40pm On Apr 16, 2015 |
@OP great photo and quite revealing it feels so pure, no pretence 1 Like |
Politics / Re: Buhari Never Promised APC To Make Naira Equal To Dollar – APC by esere826: 9:36pm On Apr 16, 2015 |
belabela: get a proper education it would do you some good in reading between the lines if u like shout and kill urself for APC or PDP na u know God bless your hustle in the new 49 man laptop squad |
Politics / Re: Buhari Never Promised APC To Make Naira Equal To Dollar – APC by esere826: 9:30pm On Apr 16, 2015 |
belabela: don't be a fool the op's post is based on same story as your link it has not changed the fact that parties including APC tend to be silent on silly propaganda that favours them are u sick or something or plain daft? f.uck off |
Career / Re: Learn How To Use Excel Spreadsheets For Beginners by esere826: 5:13pm On Apr 16, 2015 |
yinkeys: I actual started life as an engineer although, I am no longer an engineer, the mathematics and logic skills in engineering has proved useful in excel and programing language stuff it's actually soooooooo interrelated you find out soon |
Politics / Re: Buhari Never Promised APC To Make Naira Equal To Dollar – APC by esere826: 3:31pm On Apr 16, 2015 |
SeverusSnape:Although I agree that APC was quite full of propaganda during their campaign (more than PDP who also used propaganda), however this is what your link quotes GMB as saying: “It is sad that the value of the naira has dropped to more than N230 to one dollar; this does not speak well for the nation’s economy,’’ he said. The newspaper's headline of Buhari saying he'd make one naira equal one dollar surely does not do justice to that quote. APC goons sha at that time, they kept quite and allowed some simpletons buy into this misinformation. 4 Likes |
Travel / Re: Xenophobia: View Of A Nigerian Living In SA by esere826: 2:46pm On Apr 16, 2015 |
justwise: Except i missed something no one on this thread that is Nigerian or otherwise has justified the killings. All have condemned it. all we've done is to present our world views in explaining what is happening and what can be done to stop such barbarity and prevent it from ever taking place in the future Some have encouraged that the strategy for avoidance can be owned by immigrants, while some suggest that it should be owned by the government. Others suggest that the strategy should be owned by the SA citizens themselves, some suggest a mixture of ownership. And yet, others are only content with condemning what is happening and then insulting anyone that does not share their world view of how such xenophobic attacks can be mitigated. ..correct me if i'm wrong 1 Like |
Travel / Re: Xenophobia: View Of A Nigerian Living In SA by esere826: 2:28pm On Apr 16, 2015 |
justwise: again... that was my emotive suggestion I also gave another suggestion, and we can go further to add that their government should be more proactive. Whatever works and prevents death. that's what matters |
Travel / Re: Xenophobia: View Of A Nigerian Living In SA by esere826: 2:19pm On Apr 16, 2015 |
esere826: justwise:That highlighted phrase was meant to refer to the entire SA (plus any other country were one is more likely to be killed than in the person's current location). like I said, that particular answer is me being simple and emotive, ......but different from my second suggestion which I think is more realistic. |
Travel / Re: Xenophobia: View Of A Nigerian Living In SA by esere826: 12:27pm On Apr 16, 2015 |
justwise:My straight forward and emotive answer would be yes, they should avoid going to places were there is a greater probability that they could be killed However, I understand that life doesn't work that way, especially when one is also faced with constant life threatening dangers plus economic challenges in the place where one comes from. So my diplomatic answer would be that those who which to travel to SA should try to gather as much information as possible (positive and negative info) and then use such information to try navigating through the labyrinth that is presently SA. |
Travel / Re: Xenophobia: View Of A Nigerian Living In SA by esere826: 11:55am On Apr 16, 2015 |
garriboy: quite sensible |
Travel / Re: Xenophobia: View Of A Nigerian Living In SA by esere826: 11:54am On Apr 16, 2015 |
madejibo: justwise: Of course not The OP is simply stating what he feels is the obvious Its like the US embassy informing its citizens to avoid some states in Nigeria because of terrorism it doesn't mean that the US is condoning terrorism if its citizen decides to go to such states and is consequently kidnapped Another example is this: -lets say girls that dress a certain way in the night and are in certain spots are typically w.hores -the cops wrongly round them up once in a while and collect bribe from them or forcefully assault them. -a descent girl happens to have dressed in a certain way and was at the same spot in the night doing something honest -the cops came in and descended on her. The advice here is two pronged 1) Cops should not harass folks 2) Please ladies try to avoid this spot at night, and even if you do, please try to dress differently. I see nothing wrong with such well intentioned advice |
Travel / Re: Xenophobia: View Of A Nigerian Living In SA by esere826: 11:20am On Apr 16, 2015 |
@madejibo I've been clicking like on many of your posts you come across as being an extremely sensible fellow may your prosper more, and may your intelligence know no bounds do not mind those who their retort to a well laid out argument whether right or wrong is to first insult before attempting to think when you're done with conquering other nations through the sheer might of you God blessed wisdom and understanding spare a thought of coming back home someday and investing some saneness of mind on some young impressionable Nigerians that are at a cross road -knowing not if to turn to acceptable foolhardiness or thread the path of sophisticated reasoning. Stay blessed |
Politics / Re: Buhari May Scrap Ministers Of State-punch by esere826: 10:24am On Apr 16, 2015 |
abouzaid: thanks for this. however, the discussions are still relevant in order to feel the pulse of the electorate. A number of people are making sense here, and this is what is coming through in the discussions: 1) We don't like the large number of political appointees that are a drain on our purse 2) Even the best government with the most noble of intentions might be constrained by constitutional provisions and/or national habits to trim down the number of ministers 3) No one wants to feel marginalized and all stakeholders expect to be treated fairly 4) Creative ways could be explored to prune down the number of ministers and other appointments 5) Constitutional amendments might be needed; or constitution challenged; or constitution bent to see this through and finally: 6) APC is no longer trying to win the election. Talk is not what we need, after all GEJ was good at good ideas that were sent to committees and left to rot there. APC are soon going to be in charge. We want actionable CHANGEs and not mere proposals that might not see the light of day. 4 Likes |
Career / Re: Learn How To Use Excel Spreadsheets For Beginners by esere826: 10:12am On Apr 16, 2015 |
yinkeys: naa just trying to make up for the lost years that the caterpillar stole with my approval when I was busy drinking beer, sleeping and chasing girls in my university days instead of studying |
Career / Re: Learn How To Use Excel Spreadsheets For Beginners by esere826: 10:10am On Apr 16, 2015 |
chingydaboss: You're welcome |
Crime / Re: Girl Kills Herself In Delta After Her Fiancé Wedded Another Girl In Lagos by esere826: 12:51pm On Apr 15, 2015 |
so particles of drugs found on someone immediately equates to the person committing suicide while autopsy result is being awaited jeez dumb, dumber, dumbest 1 Like |
Career / Re: Learn How To Use Excel Spreadsheets For Beginners by esere826: 7:39am On Apr 15, 2015 |
chingydaboss: B3*0.1 when typed in B5 it multiplies the value in B3 which is 100,000 by 0.1 to give 10,000 0.1 is the numerical equivalent of 10% which is the percentage for tithe |
Politics / Re: Governor Fayose’s Impunity Rages As State Elections Approach by esere826: 3:16pm On Apr 14, 2015 |
AjanleKoko: Naa.. Sahara reporters are not in the business of exposing the truth they are more into the business of focussing and throwing leaks (whether truth or not) at powerful political figures however they do have some people who they like a lot and will hesitate to throw such rumours at. For example, Sanusi, Ribadu, Bakare and the former IG. It sure is good that at least we do get some useful/truthful and stirring information from them. Me thinks that they will soon zero in on Tinubu |
Religion / Re: Joagbaje’s Miracle HIV Healing Claim Debunked by esere826: 10:00pm On Apr 12, 2015 |
Sorry guys i couldn't help pasting this here : Behold a man that keeps to his words https://www.nairaland.com/2252008/man-treks-abuja-lagos-fulfil he made a vow that if Buhari wins he'd treck from Abuja to lagos and so he's doing it. now this is credibility Proverbs 6: 1My son, if you have become surety for your neighbor, Have given a pledge for a stranger, 2If you have been snared with the words of your mouth, Have been caught with the words of your mouth, 3Do this then, my son, and deliver yourself; Since you have come into the hand of your neighbor, Go, humble yourself, and importune your neighbor. 4Give no sleep to your eyes, Nor slumber to your eyelids; 5Deliver yourself like a gazelle from the hunter's hand And like a bird from the hand of the fowler |
Politics / Re: Adamawa - Nuhu Ribadu [PDP], Concedes Defeat, Releases Concession Statement by esere826: 9:52pm On Apr 12, 2015 |
well done Ribadu Ribadu left APC for a reason he was apparently being sidelined by the party hierarchy even in his home state Adamawa this is quite demeaning especially when he had previously been used by ACN as a presidential candidate to embellish its progressive credentials and publicly made to eat his vomit regarding Tinubu's corruption credentials and then dumped for GEJ by that same Tinubu during the presidential election of 2011 And then came the offer from GEJ ..anyone in his shoes would have done the same 1 Like |
Politics / Re: Does Government Providing Electricity Automatically Equate to Job Creation? by esere826: 12:47am On Apr 10, 2015 |
dafuturis: sorry, the article is not meant for rat enthusiasts look for the bushmeat section in Nairaland, you'll find company there 1 Like |
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