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segaloo:Chineke nna! People some people are really very sick. |
I don't know when our people will stop this "hand to mouth" journalism. Too many unrealistic hyping of an individual or a brand can cause harm. Let this guy man be! |
After the denial by the military. Our military deliberately lacks effective operational intelligence. The hierarchy benefit from terrorism. The North brought it upon themselves just like the Southeast is currently doing with accommodating who are people pretending to agitate for Biafra while terrorising the local populace. |
All these people that always talk with all sides of their mouths at the same time should ask themselves some certain questions. What does an average Yoruba man in the Southeast cities do for a living? They are mostly tailors, tilers, pop ceiling labourers, masons keke and okada riders, agbo sellers etc. They do not engage in high capital commercial activities or build sustainable commercial activity especially trading. Land is very expensive in Southeast cities, biko how does a tailor shell out an average of N50m to buy land in a reasonable spot?. How do you buy land? You buy land by engaging yourself in a work, trade or skill in a location, become successful in your endeavour, save, accumulate wealth and buy property that will help sustain the wealth you created. How can you buy land without engaging yourself lucratively in any location? Trading in the South East is very competitive, how does an average Yoruba man that is not trained in sustainable capital building cope? Do people understand what it takes to start a business with N500k capital and build it up to N50m upwards in 5 to 10 years? One tailor Laide, in my area is doing ok in his tailoring work. What does he do with the money he makes? He changes his Nigeria used car to another Nigerian used, every year and celebrates with crates of beer in the front of his shop. We are always invited to come drink and thank God for enabling him change yet another car each year. Passers by are also asked to join in the beer galore, but... Who will tell Laide that he is bad in financial management without being accused of being jealous of his "successful" car buying spree? Serious minded Yoruba businessmen hardly venture out of their geopolitical enclave to explore other parts of Nigeria. If we stopped them from buying land, did we stop them from renting or buying shops in our markets. Did we stop them from engaging in trading apprenticeships? If you know the discipline an Igbo trader enforce on himself to build capital, you will not open your mouth anyhow to spill rubbish. |
: 9:13am All these people that always talk with all sides of their mouths at the same time should ask themselves some certain questions. What does an average Yoruba man in the Southeast cities do for a living? They are mostly tailors, tilers, pop ceiling labourers, masons keke and okada riders, agbo sellers etc. They do not engage in high capital commercial activities or build sustainable commercial activity especially trading. Land is very expensive in Southeast cities, biko how does a tailor shell out an average of N50m to buy land in a reasonable spot?. How do you buy land? You buy land by engaging yourself in a work, trade or skill in a location, become successful in your endeavour, save, accumulate wealth and buy property that will help sustain the wealth you created. How can you buy land without engaging yourself lucratively in any location? Trading in the South East is very competitive, how does an average Yoruba man that is not trained in sustainable capital building cope? Do people understand what it takes to start a business with N500k capital and build it up to N50m upwards in 5 to 10 years? One tailor Laide, in my area is doing ok in his tailoring work. What does he do with the money he makes? He changes his Nigeria used car to another Nigerian used, every year and celebrates with crates of beer in the front of his shop. We are always invited to come drink and thank God for enabling him change yet another car each year. Passers by are also asked to join in the beer galore, but... Who will tell Laide that he is bad in financial management without being accused of being jealous of his "successful" car buying spree? Serious minded Yoruba businessmen hardly venture out of their geopolitical enclave to explore other parts of Nigeria. If we stopped them from buying land, did we stop them from renting or buying shops in our markets. Did we stop them from engaging in trading apprenticeships? If you know the discipline an Igbo trader enforce on himself to build capital, you will not open your mouth anyhow to spill rubbish. |
All these people that always talk with all sides of their mouths at the same time should ask themselves some certain questions. What does an average Yoruba man in the Southeast cities do for a living? They are mostly tailors, tilers, pop ceiling labourers, masons keke and okada riders, agbo sellers etc. They do not engage in high capital commercial activities or build sustainable commercial activity especially trading. Land is very expensive in Southeast cities, biko how does a tailor shell out an average of N50m to buy land in a reasonable spot?. How do you buy land? You buy land by engaging yourself in a work, trade or skill in a location, become successful in your endeavour, save, accumulate wealth and buy property that will help sustain the wealth you created. How can you buy land without engaging yourself lucratively in any location? Trading in the South East is very competitive, how does an average Yoruba man that is not trained in sustainable capital building cope? Do people understand what it takes to start a business with N500k capital and build it up to N50m upwards in 5 to 10 years? One tailor Laide, in my area is doing ok in his tailoring work. What does he do with the money he makes? He changes his Nigeria used car to another Nigerian used, every year and celebrates with crates of beer in the front of his shop. We are always invited to come drink and thank God for enabling him change yet another car each year. Passers by are also asked to join in the beer galore, but... Who will tell Laide that he is bad in financial management without being accused of being jealous of his "successful" car buying spree? Serious minded Yoruba businessmen hardly venture out of their geopolitical enclave to explore other parts of Nigeria. If we stopped them from buying land, did we stop them from renting or buying shops in our markets. Did we stop them from engaging in trading apprenticeships? If you know the discipline an Igbo trader enforce on himself to build capital, you will not open your mouth anyhow to spill rubbish. |
All these people that always talk with all sides of their mouths at the same time should ask themselves some certain questions. What does an average Yoruba man in the Southeast cities do for a living? They are mostly tailors, tilers, pop ceiling labourers, masons keke and okada riders, agbo sellers etc. They do not engage in high capital commercial activities or build sustainable commercial activity especially trading. Land is very expensive in Southeast cities, biko how does a tailor shell out an average of N50m to buy land in a reasonable spot?. How do you buy land? You buy land by engaging yourself in a work, trade or skill in a location, become successful in your endeavour, save, accumulate wealth and buy property that will help sustain the wealth you created. How can you buy land without engaging yourself lucratively in any location? Trading in the South East is very competitive, how does an average Yoruba man that is not trained in sustainable capital building cope? Do people understand what it takes to start a business with N500k capital and build it up to N50m upwards in 5 to 10 years? One tailor Laide, in my area is doing ok in his tailoring work. What does he do with the money he makes? He changes his Nigeria used car to another Nigerian used, every year and celebrates with crates of beer in the front of his shop. We are always invited to come drink and thank God for enabling him change yet another car each year. Passers by are also asked to join in the beer galore, but... Who will tell Laide that he is bad in financial management without being accused of being jealous of his "successful" car buying spree? Serious minded Yoruba businessmen hardly venture out of their geopolitical enclave to explore other parts of Nigeria. If we stopped them from buying land, did we stop them from renting or buying shops in our markets. Did we stop them from engaging in trading apprenticeships? If you know the discipline an Igbo trader enforce on himself to build capital, you will not open your mouth anyhow to spill rubbish. |
All these people that always talk with all sides of their mouths at the same time should ask themselves some certain questions. What does an average Yoruba man in the Southeast cities do for a living? They are mostly tailors, tilers, pop ceiling labourers, masons keke and okada riders, agbo sellers etc. They do not engage in high capital commercial activities or build sustainable commercial activity especially trading. Land is very expensive in Southeast cities, biko how does a tailor shell out an average of N50m to buy land in a reasonable spot?. How do you buy land? You buy land by engaging yourself in a work, trade or skill in a location, become successful in your endeavour, save, accumulate wealth and buy property that will help sustain the wealth you created. How can you buy land without engaging yourself lucratively in any location? Trading in the South East is very competitive, how does an average Yoruba man that is not trained in sustainable capital building cope? Do people understand what it takes to start a business with N500k capital and build it up to N50m upwards in 5 to 10 years? One tailor Laide, in my area is doing ok in his tailoring work. What does he do with the money he makes? He changes his Nigeria used car to another Nigerian used, every year and celebrates with crates of beer in the front of his shop. We are always invited to come drink and thank God for enabling him change yet another car each year. Passers by are also asked to join in the beer galore, but... Who will tell Laide that he is bad in financial management without being accused of being jealous of his "successful" car buying spree? Serious minded Yoruba businessmen hardly venture out of their geopolitical enclave to explore other parts of Nigeria. If we stopped them from buying land, did we stop them from renting or buying shops in our markets. Did we stop them from engaging in trading apprenticeships? If you know the discipline an Igbo trader enforce on himself to build capital, you will not open your mouth anyhow to spill rubbish. |
What is your business in the way a husband and his wife spend their time? How does it concern you? Are you so miserably jobless that you do not have a pressing problem of your own? Get a job, take up some responsibility, get married, you will not be a callow youth forever. |
LocalFARMERS:This is exactly how you know them! Once you criticise any government or Northern Nigeria policy and stance, they turn rabid. @Codetemplar pls don't stress yourself explaining policies to him, he is too daft to understand. The North is the main problem of Nigeria. They do not want progress, and they refuse the South to grow. Bloody parasites. |
LocalFARMERS:This is exactly how you know them! Once you criticise any government or Northern Nigeria policy and stance, they turn rabid. @Codetemplar pls don't stress yourself explaining policies to him, he is too daft to understand. The North is the main problem of Nigeria. They do not want progress, and they refuse the South to grow. Killing parasites. |
It is plantain and banana season now. |
When you see some of these imbalances between the Northern and the Southern Nigeria, you will simply come to the conclusion that this contraption of a country needs to dissolved, divided. Northern Nigeria heavily drag this country backwards. There are good policies that should have been implemented decades ago would have ensured adequate power generation in this country. But the North stood vehemently against its implementation. Till when should the south continue stumbling under the heavy load of northern Nigeria? The North has lots of development potentials, but corruption by their politicians and laziness the entire Northern populace keep development and progress in tight check. The North could have done so much with agriculture and agro allied industries but their leaders killed it with banditry that they brought in, all in the name of politics. If you know the good legislations that could have brought development to Nigeria but killed by the northerners in both legislative chambers all in the name that it doesn't favour the north, you will wail and rend your garments for this country called Nigeria. Northern Nigeria politicians are the worst in the world, the north is cursed with the worst leaders. No Southern politician wants to look their Northern counterparts in the face and tell them the glaring truth, why?. If you dared it, your national political career would fizzle out. The North has so drained and dragged this contraption downwards that we'd actually gotten used to it. The North for some decades now have not used up to 10% of their agricultural potential. Laziness, lazy political leaders, religion and selfish politics brought this on. In the last few years, they finally dragged the Middle Belt down with them to that mud through killer herdsmen and bandits. The middle belt is the real food producers of this country, but check out what the north did to them! The current food crises in the country is partly caused by the crippling effects of the Northern elements towards the middle belt. I know some innocent tribes in the north will feel bad reading this, yes I lumped y'all together, you failed in speaking up for yourselves. You got swallowed up. For Nigeria to really move forward, something has to be done about the crippling effects of the north. Let me stop here for now |
It's the headquarters of kangaroo court in Nigeria |
Good morning Mr. Asari Dokubo. Could this imply that you are feeling the T-Pain? |
It all looks awesome now... But... Is there a sustainable plan for continuing maintenance so it doesn't deteriorate again? Trust Nigeria for its make shift approach to development. |
Are you trying to say that Scar and T-Pain are one and the same? |
Sneak in ... = Gbola + bullet |
I was at Ikenna Ndaguba's burial at Onitsha between 2010 & 2011, I was working for NTA then. I covered his burial. Ikenna Ndaguba and co were the golden voice of the Nigerian airwaves. |
Drank two packs of Vino Tinto that year at my hostel room with my homies Ntu and Cosi Cosi. First time I was sucker punched so brutally by an alcoholic drink. Cosi brought six packs of the motherfucker drink from PH as a journey present. The three man party started. Ntu was off after one pack, I was in the last glass of my second pack, couldn't finish that glass cos I would drink and spit it back into the glass. Cosi managed to find his way downstairs to his room after finishing his two packs. Vino knocked my lights off like a a bang. Woke up next morning with a massive hangover, ate fried yam, bread and cocoa drink. I moped like a zombie for almost 36 hours. |
The solution is simple.... If she's in the village, call the public announcement people to go round and warn every lender about giving her loan. Refuse to pay, she's borrowing because you are there to pay back. |
Abeg I wan ask?.... Which image? ![]() |
Who will help put a stop to women inhumane treatment against women? |
Oga, side chicks has their own use. This is where you should go for one and forget about marrying another woman. Get a beautiful sidechick, she will make you forget ur wife's sexual and marital shenanigans. |
You people have started again. Our precious beans and plantain is now under threat. Anyways we can airfry our plantains to avoid too much oil. |
Dead catfish... Rots quick inside. Would have made so much sense if it was alive |
Your head is really flat .Is this how you will ever justify your miserly monthly stipend? |
Good move... You did not add the kpomo and the intestines in the portion you shared? Both parts constitute 1/3 of the meat . |
Been eating it for years.... It's a dope combination. |
Pictures of the cars.... Or.... Idontbelieveit! |
He who killed by the gun shall die by the gun. It is unfortunate that he spilled innocent blood to keep a useless country together. |


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