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folake4u:It is not big ment. I gave several instances. You can only give counter references or continue with your empty nuances that does not change, address, or proves the topic wrong. |
folake4u:What else can one expect from a Folake? |
Eunoiaa:😂 Grammar opoor Meanwhile, I understand what you are saying but it does not answer the topic |
If she lived a good life, may her soul Rest in Peace. If not... |
What is the title of this movie? |
lululovesblue:Yes, I hate Prostitutes and wish death to all of them, including you. You are addressed by the way you dress. No RIP for people who live a careless life, only to die a careless death. |
@lululovesblue hopefully, you too will learn your own lessons now... |
Was he later found? |
Was she later found? Always girls missing |
Was she later found? Always ladies missing |
lululovesblue:Good enough you did not argue it. You heard what was said about her. If you like do not change your lifestyle. You may be the next. Useless Nigerian prostitutes everywhere... We need a saner society. |
Meanwhile, they should please safeguard those Onions ooo. Hunger dey land now. |
He is not a Pastor. He is one of the plenty Religious Scammers and Fraudsters all over Nigeria. he should not be blamed. I blame Nigeria constitution that allows Freedom of Worship. Black Man needs no Freedom, else you see an Animal unleashed. |
Guys be sincere, if this picture pops up on internet or your browser, what is the first thing that comes to your mind? A prostitute, right? Tell me if I am wrong. Meanwhile that is una @lululovesblue
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lululovesblue:I spend much time online yet can quietly feed your generation. Beyond that, I just check your Profile Picture on Nairaland, and you are worst than a Prostitute. Am surprised you are still breathing. Perhaps the next... |
16 COUNTRIES WHERE VERY RICH NIGERIANS CAN BUY CITIZENSHIP, BY INVESTING IN THEIR COUNTRIES, AND THE AMOUNT THEY NEED, BEFORE GRANTING CITIZENSHIP 1. Austria (8 million Euros = 13.4 billion naira) (193 countries) 2. Cyprus (2 million Euros = 3.4 billion naira) (182 countries) 3. Jordan (1 million dollars = 1.6 billion naira) (55 countries) 4. Malta (750,000 euros = 1.3 billion naira) (190 countries) 5. Portugal (500,000 euros = 833 million naira) (191 countries) 6. Turkey (500,000 dollars = 767 million naira) (118 countries) 7. Montenegro (450,000 euros = 750 million naira) (126 countries) 8. Antigua and Barbuda (400,000 dollars = 613 million naira) (154 countries) 9. Saint Kitts and Nevis (400,000 dollars = 613 million naira) (156 countries) 10. Cambodia (305,000 dollars = 468 million naira) (56 countries) 11. Greece (250,000 Euros = 417 million naira) (190 countries) 12. Grenada (220,000 dollars = 338 million naira) (148 countries) 13. North Macedonia (200,000 euros = 333 million naira) (127 countries) 14. Dominica (200,000 dollars = 307 million naira) (144 countries) 15. Vanuatu (130,000 dollars = 200 million naira) (94 countries) 16. Saint Lucia (100,000 dollars = 154 million naira) (148 countries) |
16 COUNTRIES WHERE VERY RICH NIGERIANS CAN BUY CITIZENSHIP, BY INVESTING IN THEIR COUNTRIES, AND THE AMOUNT THEY NEED, BEFORE GRANTING CITIZENSHIP 1. Austria (8 million Euros = 13.4 billion naira) (193 countries) 2. Cyprus (2 million Euros = 3.4 billion naira) (182 countries) 3. Jordan (1 million dollars = 1.6 billion naira) (55 countries) 4. Malta (750,000 euros = 1.3 billion naira) (190 countries) 5. Portugal (500,000 euros = 833 million naira) (191 countries) 6. Turkey (500,000 dollars = 767 million naira) (118 countries) 7. Montenegro (450,000 euros = 750 million naira) (126 countries) 8. Antigua and Barbuda (400,000 dollars = 613 million naira) (154 countries) 9. Saint Kitts and Nevis (400,000 dollars = 613 million naira) (156 countries) 10. Cambodia (305,000 dollars = 468 million naira) (56 countries) 11. Greece (250,000 Euros = 417 million naira) (190 countries) 12. Grenada (220,000 dollars = 338 million naira) (148 countries) 13. North Macedonia (200,000 euros = 333 million naira) (127 countries) 14. Dominica (200,000 dollars = 307 million naira) (144 countries) 15. Vanuatu (130,000 dollars = 200 million naira) (94 countries) 16. Saint Lucia (100,000 dollars = 154 million naira) (148 countries) |
shaybebaby:We know you dont help anyone financially. Don't fake it. Meanwhile just trying to find out why you don't. |
Badmashiii:How you see this matter? |
@Badmashiii |
Not everyone knows how to cook or have the luxury of time to learn how to cook. Reason why we often visit Restaurants, Mama Put, or Fast Foods. If you can cook good food, cook it yourself. If you cannot, visit those who have been cooking for a while. They may not be perfect. There may even be stones or cockroach in the food they cook for you. But if you want to be sincere, they still cooked better than you would have done, if you cooked it yourself. I know some people who applied by themselves and got Visas immediately. I also know some people who applied 3 times by themselves, got refused, then applied through a Visa agent and got approved. I also know some who have been refused Visa or banned even after using Visa agents. A rule of thumb says, "whenever we pay a fee, we do not pay for their Expertise. Rather we pay for our Ignorance." Similar reason why some people go to Driving school to learn how to drive a car, whereas some people learnt how to drive by themselves with no tutor at all. Sometimes, if you pay money to agents, you may waste your money but save your time. But if you apply by yourself, you may save your money, but also waste your time. My advise to everyone is this: if you are not an Olodo, apply by yourself. But if you must use an Agent, get a referral from someone who recently travelled from Nigeria to that country of your choice, and get the contact of the Agent that did it for him or her. It is not a Guarantee that the Agent will also make your own Visa approved, but at least from the word "Go", you know exactly who this person has previously done a Visa for, and not some cooked up Videos of Testimonies they may show you online. |
sunnymighty:KayCee outdid himself with that hit song. |
Amaechi Muonagor, Lord of Ajasa, Ugo Shave Me, Ernest Asuzu, I cannot even remember all their names. None was ever financially supported by any lady in Nigeria. Why money no dey ever come out from ladies purse, except to buy food, and fashion? |
From Mr Ibu to Chinedu Nwadike to too many male celebrities that sought for help publicly and were sent money. Was any lady ever among those who sent them money? Shey you dey whyne me ni? |
cococandy:Guys not helping each other. Did you just say that? Or you just want to amuse yourself? |
Not everyone knows how to cook or have the luxury of time to learn how to cook. Reason why we often visit Restaurants, Mama Put, or Fast Foods. If you can cook good food, cook it yourself. If you cannot, visit those who have been cooking for a while. They may not be perfect. There may even be stones or cockroach in the food they cook for you. But if you want to be sincere, they still cooked better than you would have done, if you cooked it yourself. I know some people who applied by themselves and got Visas immediately. I also know some people who applied 3 times by themselves, got refused, then applied through a Visa agent and got approved. I also know some who have been refused Visa or banned even after using Visa agents. A rule of thumb says, "whenever we pay a fee, we do not pay for their Expertise. Rather we pay for our Ignorance." Similar reason why some people go to Driving school to learn how to drive a car, whereas some people learnt how to drive by themselves with no tutor at all. Sometimes, if you pay money to agents, you may waste your money but save your time. But if you apply by yourself, you may save your money, but also waste your time. My advise to everyone is this: if you are not an Olodo, apply by yourself. But if you must use an Agent, get a referral from someone who recently travelled from Nigeria to that country of your choice, and get the contact of the Agent that did it for him or her. It is not a Guarantee that the Agent will also make your own Visa approved, but at least from the word "Go", you know exactly who this person has previously done a Visa for, and not some cooked up Videos of Testimonies they may show you online. |
Not everyone knows how to cook or have the luxury of time to learn how to cook. Reason why we often visit Restaurants, Mama Put, or Fast Foods. If you can cook good food, cook it yourself. If you cannot, visit those who have been cooking for a while. They may not be perfect. There may even be stones or cockroach in the food they cook for you. But if you want to be sincere, they still cooked better than you would have done, if you cooked it yourself. I know some people who applied by themselves and got Visas immediately. I also know some people who applied 3 times by themselves, got refused, then applied through a Visa agent and got approved. I also know some who have been refused Visa or banned even after using Visa agents. A rule of thumb says, "whenever we pay a fee, we do not pay for their Expertise. Rather we pay for our Ignorance." Similar reason why some people go to Driving school to learn how to drive a car, whereas some people learnt how to drive by themselves with no tutor at all. Sometimes, if you pay money to agents, you may waste your money but save your time. But if you apply by yourself, you may save your money, but also waste your time. My advise to everyone is this: if you are not an Olodo, apply by yourself. But if you must use an Agent, get a referral from someone who recently travelled from Nigeria to that country of your choice, and get the contact of the Agent that did it for him or her. It is not a Guarantee that the Agent will also make your own Visa approved, but at least from the word "Go", you know exactly who this person has previously done a Visa for, and not some cooked up Videos of Testimonies they may show you online. |
Not everyone knows how to cook or have the luxury of time to learn how to cook. Reason why we often visit Restaurants, Mama Put, or Fast Foods. If you can cook good food, cook it yourself. If you cannot, visit those who have been cooking for a while. They may not be perfect. There may even be stones or cockroach in the food they cook for you. But if you want to be sincere, they still cooked better than you would have done, if you cooked it yourself. I know some people who applied by themselves and got Visas immediately. I also know some people who applied 3 times by themselves, got refused, then applied through a Visa agent and got approved. I also know some who have been refused Visa or banned even after using Visa agents. A rule of thumb says, "whenever we pay a fee, we do not pay for their Expertise. Rather we pay for our Ignorance." Similar reason why some people go to Driving school to learn how to drive a car, whereas some people learnt how to drive by themselves with no tutor at all. Sometimes, if you pay money to agents, you may waste your money but save your time. But if you apply by yourself, you may save your money, but also waste your time. My advise to everyone is this: if you are not an Olodo, apply by yourself. But if you must use an Agent, get a referral from someone who recently travelled from Nigeria to that country of your choice, and get the contact of the Agent that did it for him or her. It is not a Guarantee that the Agent will also make your own Visa approved, but at least from the word "Go", you know exactly who this person has previously done a Visa for, and not some cooked up Videos of Testimonies they may show you online. |
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cococandy:The issue is not about the simp men sending money to ladies in need, when there are several men in same need. The issue is about why 1 Kobo never comes out of the purse of ladies to assist their fellow ladies in need. |
Another example: recently there was a viral video of a young lady assisting her poor father to work in his Vulcanizer workshop. She too has started receiving some form of financial support from the public. So far, none of the names of the donors sound feminine. And I can swear that even if the donations continue to 3 years, none of the donors will be a female. Naturally one will expect it would be ladies outdoing themselves to support this their fellow lady. But whossai? Nothing ever comes out from their purses. I ask again: Why? |
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