okpalaAnambra: Lagos state...if Funsho Williams comes to mind, then you go don know the governor already
Dr Dáramọlá was the World Bank expert. He was to contest for a State Governorship election in 2003 but was gunned down on his way out of his state. He would have brought professionalism into governance of arguably the poorest state in Nigeria. If you know, you know.
Dee7874: Please doctors in the house I need help.....!!
I have noticed this unusually stain of blood in my boxers every time I come back home from work but I thought it was nothing until I went to use the restroom one day when i observed this redness in my urine. After the urine, comes a think long red worm-like thing coming out followed by blood. Jeez!
Next day, I rushed to General hospital to see a doctor, he suspect schistosomes/fluke worm. He recommended some tests 1) M/S/U or M/C/S,( 2) FCBY (3) E/U/C . All came out negative.
Wrote some drugs which I have taken for almost a week now. The blood stopped 4 days and came back again on the 5th day that I am supposed to take the last dosage.
When I sleep at night now, my boxers gets wet again with the lond red worm....
NB: Doctor keep asking if I come from Ondo state, and when last I visited village, I work closely around water. I am married with kids...... Doctors in the house I need help.... Anyone with similar issue in the past please help with how you went about it.... I have visited herbal woman... she called it atosi eleje.... meaning Blood or dry gonohea which I doubt...
If you must insult me, also proffer solution. Thank you....
I don't know if doctors still prescribe Ambliha for schistisomiasis which is likely to be the problem. So many years ago the drug cured me of the same problem. Mention this to your doctor or ask a pharmacist.
Hoodbilonia: Darn go tay Dangote Still dey hide money o. U dey see am. Before u know it . Dangote truck driver rams into. If they can do these to 22 inches and co truck tyres. Now imagine what they will do to sedans tyres ans suv tyres. Right from the port the follow come tyres are stolen and replaced with fakes.Then u go for new one that is sealed and there u have it,the new fake ass tyres aee still fake,used,abused,woen out, repackaged as new or used. Before u say jack TPMS light stays permanent..kazeems dem go put hand. E don be forever.. U wan buy car,na same thing. Only VIN would humble u. Drugs nko. Every damn thing here on naija has been cloned
No be Dangote Na I'm managers dey chop tyre money.
oluwamile: Since 1973 u lost ur sense of reasoning Always talking with two sides of the mouth U talk to much for a man
The guy is focused. On where the money is coming from. When he joined MKO's Concord in 1985 or there about, he abused Chief Obafemi Awolowo, Ooni of Ifẹ̀ (despite he grew up in Ifẹ̀) and so many perceived opponents of MKO. In current political dispensation he has been publicist of both Atiku and Buhari. He is smiling to the bank regularly. How else can he be focused? He is clearly predictable. Give him distance.
GoTV: As a born again Christian who is meant to speak the truth at all times, i think Muric is right on this one. God bless Muric for speaking the truth at all times to my Christian brothers
You definitely are not what you said you are. An impostor, more like.
shugabasbn: The originator n fabricators of the news have to b punished imaging the magnitude of the damage false news would have caused the affected family
The same people who created Jubril of Sudan. Jonathan should caution Reno.
I'd never understand how men find women who don't use makeup attractive? I'd never fully understand how they'd even feel something for a woman whose face is as bland as someone being prepared for embalment.
Religious doctrines are our undoing. Nowhere in the bible was makeup outlawed. How will women who can't paint their faces make a colourful home?
The governor could appoint someone to simply cut the tape and commission the hospital. Mundane jobs should be given to commissioners while governor concentrate on working out how to better the lives of 20 millions. A beg call a spade a spade.
10000followers: These slangs would be hard to explain to a non-Nigerian.
Every country has unique traditions as well as slangs, which are spoken throughout the country. In Nigeria, there are slangs unique to secondary schools, university life, and even regions of the country. Foreigners might have a hard time understanding these slangs and locals might have a hard time explaining them. Here are a few of the slangs unique to Nigeria street life.
1. Ehen!
This exclamation has different interpretations, depending on the context in which it was used. It could mean "I get it", "and so?" "yes", "okay", "continue", "as i was saying", "that reminds me", etc.
Jara is a noun derived from the Yoruba language and it means to add extra or give a freebie after something has already been bought or paid for, at the seller's discretion. E.g. "Please add jara".
3. Osha pra pra
This salutation is used when one is praising another, which is loosely translated to mean "you are dope!". It is mostly used in the street to hail/greet a friend or acquaintance who is passing by.
4. Ajebutter
Ajebutter, ajebo, 'bota' or 'botti', simply refers to one who is born with a silver spoon. It can be loosely translated to mean "bourgeoisie". E.g. "That babe is an ajebutter".
5. Lepa/Orobo
Lepa is a noun that refers to a sexy slim woman. E.g. "That lepa babe is hot". Orobo is loosely the opposite of lepa. It refers to a sexy plump/ thick woman. It can also be used as a derogatory remark.
6. Ashewo
This noun is a slang for sex workers. It can also be a derogatory term.
7. Amebo
This word is used to refer to a person who likes to gossip or spread gossip and cannot be trusted. It can also be used to refer to gossip itself. E.g. "You too like amebo" or "That girl is an amebo".
8. Abi/shey/ba
Abi, shey or ba are slang that act sort of like punctuation. They are mostly used for confirmation after a statement, thereby turning it into a question. They are like the English "right?" E.g. "You are coming for my party, abi/shey/ba?"
9. Over-sabi
This is a noun referring to someone who is a busy-body, or mocking someone who over-performs his/her intelligence/knowledge. E.g. "I did not ask you, over-sabi."
10. Kolo
This verb means to go crazy or mad. This can mean literally or metaphorically depending on the context. E.g. "He don kolo". Credit-
Kolo is from Fela's song Colonial Mentality. Later adapted in the streets as Kolomental. It later morphed into 'kolo'. You dey kolo means you have mental problem. Amebo was a busy body character in NTA's 'village headmaster' sitcom of 70s-80s. The name changed to slang depicting a person of such character or a verb for such occurrences.
I add Okada = Commercial motorcycle. The origin was from derogatory remark on Okada Airline owned by Chief Igbinedion. In the twilight of its years, the airline was notable for flight cancellations, delays, waiting for an important personality before taking off etc. Around the same period was the advent of motor cycle transportation in Lagos (around 1994/5). The name okada stuck immediately.
10000followers: These slangs would be hard to explain to a non-Nigerian.
Every country has unique traditions as well as slangs, which are spoken throughout the country. In Nigeria, there are slangs unique to secondary schools, university life, and even regions of the country. Foreigners might have a hard time understanding these slangs and locals might have a hard time explaining them. Here are a few of the slangs unique to Nigeria street life.
Jara is originally Hausa, meaning extra
Kolo is from Fela's song Colonial Mentality. Later adapted in the streets as Kolomental. It later morphed into 'kolo'. You dey kolo means you have mental problem. Amebo was a busy body character in NTA's 'village headmaster' sitcom of 70s-80s. The name changed to slang depicting a person of such character or a verb for such occurrences.
I add Okada = Commercial motorcycle. The origin was from derogatory remark on Okada Airline owned by Chief Igbinedion. In the twilight of its years, the airline was notable for flight cancellations, delays, waiting for an important personality before taking off etc. Around the same period was the advent of motor cycle transportation in Lagos (around 1994/5). The name okada stuck immediately.
1. Ehen!
This exclamation has different interpretations, depending on the context in which it was used. It could mean "I get it", "and so?" "yes", "okay", "continue", "as i was saying", "that reminds me", etc.
Jara is a noun derived from the Yoruba language and it means to add extra or give a freebie after something has already been bought or paid for, at the seller's discretion. E.g. "Please add jara".
3. Osha pra pra
This salutation is used when one is praising another, which is loosely translated to mean "you are dope!". It is mostly used in the street to hail/greet a friend or acquaintance who is passing by.
4. Ajebutter
Ajebutter, ajebo, 'bota' or 'botti', simply refers to one who is born with a silver spoon. It can be loosely translated to mean "bourgeoisie". E.g. "That babe is an ajebutter".
5. Lepa/Orobo
Lepa is a noun that refers to a sexy slim woman. E.g. "That lepa babe is hot". Orobo is loosely the opposite of lepa. It refers to a sexy plump/ thick woman. It can also be used as a derogatory remark.
6. Ashewo
This noun is a slang for sex workers. It can also be a derogatory term.
7. Amebo
This word is used to refer to a person who likes to gossip or spread gossip and cannot be trusted. It can also be used to refer to gossip itself. E.g. "You too like amebo" or "That girl is an amebo".
8. Abi/shey/ba
Abi, shey or ba are slang that act sort of like punctuation. They are mostly used for confirmation after a statement, thereby turning it into a question. They are like the English "right?" E.g. "You are coming for my party, abi/shey/ba?"
9. Over-sabi
This is a noun referring to someone who is a busy-body, or mocking someone who over-performs his/her intelligence/knowledge. E.g. "I did not ask you, over-sabi."
10. Kolo
This verb means to go crazy or mad. This can mean literally or metaphorically depending on the context. E.g. "He don kolo". Credit-
RredbulL: OP don't mind those saying you have spiritual husband.
I want to assume you love your bf so I think you do not need to end the relationship.
The issue might be due to one of these two things below:
Mood swings in that you want to keep to yourself sometimes. This is normal and you might need to discuss this with him so he understands. Surely you won't be irritated by your male family members cos they know you well enough to leave you alone when you feel all grumpy and the fact that when you feel like talking you know how to initiate a discussion. This grumpy feeling happens to almost anybody.
OR
The need to reignite that feeling that attracted you to him. That is, why did you fall in love with him? If your love for him isn't genuine then there is no use staying in such relationship. Again you know why you love your male family members. Cos they are family right? That's unique.
So OP you need to examine the above highlights carefully and know how to handle the issue.
I hope this helps.
Remember this mood has become regular with her. She needs serious spiritual counseling before it is too late. Let her go for counseling and prayers before age is no longer on her side.
bjstardom: This might be a case of arresting a smuggler and tagging him with Boko Haram logistics supplier due to the circumstances around his arrest.
As if smuggling is no crime. In a war zone, is he smuggling to sell to Nigerian army after the commodity was banned by the same Nigerian Army? Let us call a spade a spade. Nothing to do with tribalism. I an Ibo.
Beegrace: Dubai strategy... Lolzzzz... As PDP members resigned when they were accused of corruption... Former Minister for Aviation comes to mind(madam bullet proof)
Some people just like hearing their voices. Many of His fellow members of PDP looting gang are in the senate now. If not that he is rejected, he would have been a governor now. Senseless idiotic nicompoops.
festacman: Good thing that celebrities with large followings are speaking up in support of Yele Sowore. More celebrity reactions are expected in the days ahead. It is all part of democracy.
However, given the level of his intelligence and exposure, I am sure that Sowore was aware of the consequences of his choice of REVOLUTION instead of OCCUPY or PROTEST MARCH. He knew the implications of his action and resisted every counsel and warning to tone it down. The truth is that he deliberately set himself up to walk this road for a reason. He knew the massive political leverage his detention and trial along with attendant publicity and international outcry will give him in 2023 elections against other candidates. Quite true, brother. This has nothing to do with any tribal sentiment. Truth has no other name. He has seen this scheme from beginning to the end, but failed to factor God into his equation. I wish him the best.
We saw his leadership capacity as Vice President. We can’t firget how he handled PTDF fund, COJA, privatization of national assets, Nitel Pentascope management deal, igate scandal with Jefferson, 2003 do or die election etc. Never again will such a rogue be allowed to wield presidential powers again in this country.
First, let him go and sort himself out in USA now that Sàràkí is no longer the Senate president. He can after come to solicit our support. Dem born am well?
thorpido: Why kill yourself?Even if you were culpable,the punishment you will receive will not kill you. Now you just put your family in sorrow and will make life hard for them.
Alhaji Buba Galadima, a spokesman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the 2019 general elections, on Wednesday said Nigerians have been thrown into a mourning mood following the victory of President Muhammadu Buhari at the Tribunal.
Galadima, who spoke on Channels Television, said many Nigerians believed they have been robbed. The Presidential Election Petition Tribunal had held that Atiku Abubakar and the PDP had failed to discharge the burden of proof of the allegation of non-qualification of President Muhammadu Buhari to contest the February 23 general election.
Atiku had told the tribunal to nullify Buhari’s election and declare him the authentic winner of the election. But delivering judgment, Justice Mohammed Garba, held that evidence before the court shows that Buhari won the election.
Politics / Re: Falana: I Know An Ex-Governor Who Had A Killer Squad by F2st5s: 10:16am On Feb 04, 2020 
As a born again Christian who is meant to speak the truth at all times, i think Muric is right on this one. God bless Muric for speaking the truth at all times to my Christian brothers 
