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Romance › Re: Did I Do Wrong By Sending Her This Message? by Farrason: 9:43am On Oct 27
Goodmarlian:
There is this girl I have being wooing for a while now,she replies my chats with speed,
She views almost everything I post on my status and likes them ,subconsciously I got convinced she likes me and mind you she is a church girl type who attends fellowship regularly.this girls always checks up on me first and I found it cool.

2 days ago I tried testing the waters I told her I would like her to come around and spend some time with me she declined so I concluded it could be because of her religious upbringing she may consider it morally wrong so I didn’t bother her again.

We just continued talking after some time in the middle of our conversation she told me she can’t date a guy like me and I asked her why she just kept me on hold for a long time she didn’t reply I immediately cancelled her in my mind because a girl who genuinely likes you will not make such a statement I knew this one wants to play mind games with me so I just told her not to worry that I never really liked her either that I have friendzone her since the day she refused to come around when I asked her
This girl immediately replied me bye bye and blocked me asap grin

I saw her this morning she was looking so sad and didn’t even greet me.
My question is since she doesn’t wanna date a guy like me why is she sad I made such a statement women reject men with brutality and get depressed when the same is done to them .
You did well. She dey vex cos you tear her cheque book. She wants to keep you for the billing!! Now you just got smarter. Guard your pocket with all diligence for your dreams can not be fulfilled on an empty pocket.
Romance › Re: Fcck Men by Farrason: 11:46am On Oct 25
Ilamina:
We ladies rule the world

Girls support your fellow Girls
All this 14 years old girls... Pls focus on your education and stop chasing boys!!
Health › Re: 3 Nigerian Sisters Committed Suicide By Drowning In The UK by Farrason: 12:50am On Oct 10
DiamondsAreFore:
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2026/oct/08/three-sisters-drowned-sea-brighton-inquest


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gFxvX2pWowI?si=2tY-qZsojkVT5jal
Something is not just right about this. For three sisters to come together from different places to agree on a thing as suicide. There's more to this than what meets the eye. There's an untold story in the gap. A family secret I suppose.
Family › Re: Ban DNA Test, Says Lady: “it Is Destroying People’s Homes” by Farrason: 4:54pm On Oct 06
Lovelink1991:
Her husband should go and do DNA because of this video that she did. She is a suspect like this
Even her father should conduct a DNA. Idle hands is truly the devil's workshop. I have seen your plan. Her husband better open eye well. Pikins of all types coming in soon.
Celebrities › Re: I’m a Yoruba Boy: My Mother Is from Ondo, My Father Is Lebanese- Ramsey Nouah by Farrason: 4:41pm On Oct 06
obembet:
Nollywood actor Ramsey Nouah has opened up about his family roots, clearing up questions many Nigerians have had about his background.

For years, some people believed the veteran actor was from the Eastern part of Nigeria. But Ramsey Nouah has now shared a different side of his heritage.

He described himself as a Yoruba boy, born and bred in Lagos, with strong Yoruba roots through his mother According to Ramsey:

«“ I’m a Yoruba boy, born and bred in Lagos. My mother is from Ondo and my father is Lebanese. ”»

This gives a clearer picture of his multicultural background. So, Ramsey Nouah’s heritage combines Yoruba roots from Ondo State, a Lagos upbringing, and Lebanese ancestry through his father.

His background is another reminder of how diverse Nigeria’s cultural identity can be. For many Nigerians who have always wondered about Ramsey Nouah’s origin, this revelation may come as a surprise.

Yoruba boy 🇳🇬 + Ondo roots + Lagos upbringing + Lebanese heritage.

Reporting - obembe Tosin

Source: https://x.com/instablog9ja/status/2107176911231209769
Just an avenue to enter ondo politics. He wants to clear doubts. Check back in 2 years time and confirm what I said.
Family › Re: What Will You Do To The Child, If You Are The Mum by Farrason: 6:08pm On Oct 03
Amotolongbo:
Innocent girl.
If you have ever had a child of that age who can’t move by herself or do anything by herself, you will appreciate having this kind of active child.

As the mother, I will blame myself for putting the oil within the rich of the poor child. I will take off her wears, take her to the bathroom and clean her up.


There is nothing you can do to her for her to remember not doing it again, her memory hasn’t developed to retain that. Rather, do things to yourself that will make you remember not leaving things like that within her reach. Of course, it could be very fatal if it is a corrosive product.
Nice one ... That is the only way. At this time, even if na naked wire, she will pull it. It is your responsibility to keep every and all things out of the reach of all children to avoid stories
Romance › Re: If You Were In My Shoes, Would You Hear Your Fiancée Out Before Making Any Decis by Farrason: 12:44pm On Sep 26
IyaTola:
Honestly, I have a problem with this story, and it’s not even about the woman.

You said you were uncomfortable when your friends decided to bring escorts to the bachelor’s party. Fine. But what exactly did you do about it? Did you tell your friends it was wrong? Did you leave immediately because you didn't want to be part of it? Or did you stay there until you saw your fiancée?

Because if you genuinely believed bringing escorts to a bachelor’s party was disrespectful to the women you were about to marry, why were you still sitting in the middle of that environment?

You only walked away when you discovered that one of the women was your fiancée.

That is where the story becomes interesting.

It almost sounds like you were perfectly willing to let the night continue until you discovered that your own woman was involved. Now suddenly, you are questioning her character, her intentions and whether you can trust her.

Isn't that a little like the pot calling the kettle black?

And let’s be honest: perhaps this situation is also giving you an excuse to walk away from a relationship you were already having doubts about, especially if you have seen someone else you are interested in. I don't know that to be the case, but your actions before discovering who she was deserve just as much scrutiny as hers.

There's an old saying: "Show me your friends and I'll tell you who you are."

Birds of a feather flock together.

You chose to attend a bachelor’s party where you knew things had taken a sexual turn. You may not have personally arranged the escorts, but you were still there.

So before demanding answers from your fiancée, ask yourself some uncomfortable questions too.

What would you have done if you never recognized her?

Would you have stayed?

Would you have participated?

Would you have gone home and told your fiancée exactly what happened?

And most importantly, if you expect her to explain why she was there, shouldn't you also be prepared to explain why you were there?

Let her talk. Hear the full story. Then make your decision based on facts, not shock, anger or the convenient discovery that suddenly made the entire night unacceptable.

Because relationships require accountability from both sides.
Love the way you put. The man is not innocent either. This is a case of husband meet wife for ashawo joint. But the girl should quit the innocent acts. No be TV she come watch there, why bothering the young man to explain lies she has packaged to sell to him. Both of them should go their separate ways so we can have peace biko. The truth is that, they could have been at different bachelor parties and had a max degree fun with a random dude, same like the OP. And both will return home like nothing happened and will never talk about it.
Investment › Re: She Invested ₦11k In Dangote Shares In 2007, See What It Became (Photos/Video) by Farrason: 6:02am On Sep 26
Saturnalia:
In Nigeria, Any investment that you see being advertised openly on Radio, T.V, News Papers and the Internet is designed to con you out of your hard earned money.

The wealthy do not like competition. They like to maintain their monopoly over influence & power.

Why share that Influence & Power with the dregs of the society?

Investment that will make you rich & wealthy will be guarded & hoarded like a Gold Treasure. You will only hear its whispers and it will never be opened to the public.
Can you say same about Seplat, Airtel and Aradel from 11 years ago. The only thing I see here is information and research. That's why you always have to DYOR. I believe Dangote Flour Mills was not the only shares as at that time. No one should use their lazy mind to generalize every other person. BTW I am not asserting for any shares, I am only stating the obvious. Read up the story of Gmail and Yahoo. Integration into Android phones accessibility for Gmail was a knockout punch and yahoo is still struggling to recover today.
Romance › Re: Fear Women(pics ATTACHED) by Farrason: 9:12am On Sep 25
Imalwayshorny:
Omoo guide oh before you enter relationship
Lies!!! Cut.... Let's try the script again.
Romance › Re: From Housemaid To Madam: Nigerian Lady Becomes Oga's Wife In Egypt by Farrason: 8:31am On Sep 17
[quote author=nlfpmod post=140659043] he married you and done expected things to legalize your marriage. If na due to your newly gained access of frolicking with him romantically... Pls stop the set up and be serious with your life... Family dey house and depending on you. Be wise abeg!!.
Romance › Re: From Housemaid To Madam: Nigerian Lady Becomes Oga's Wife In Egypt by Farrason: 8:30am On Sep 17
Ibst:
Congratulations to her
Has he married you and done expected things to legalize your marriage. If na due to your newly gained access of frolicking with him romantically... Pls stop the set up and be serious with your life... Family dey house and depending on you. Be wise abeg!!.
TV/Movies › Re: Top 10 Highest-watched Nigerian Films On Youtube by Farrason: 2:19pm On Sep 16
Helinuse:
It's been a long time since I watched any movie that a Nigerian put together.
But as normal, 100% of them will involve:

1. A king
2. A poor boy
3. A blind boy
4. A daughter of a rich man marrying a poor man
5. Things that have only 0.00001% probability of happening in real life.

And don't come to me with all those "they are doing better nowadays."
Naaa...they can't be better.

They only have better cameras with "onyibo tongue" speaking actors.
That's all.


I will always value those days, movies by Sam Loco, Sam Dede, Nkiru Sylvanus, Nkem Owoh, Aki and Pawpaw, etc., over these overhyped and over-marketed motion pictures.
No more English epic or cultural movies on nolly wood. Na so so love story everywhere. Abeg, make una shift.
Romance › Re: A Lady Called Me A Small Boy by Farrason: 3:55pm On Sep 12
Speedstar7:
I'm a 25 year old undergraduate, I was talking to a girl this evening before she uttered that statement "small boy like you" Mind that I should senior this girl about a year or two. All I wanted was for her to just come out and see me later in the evening I don't wether it's because of my baby face(because I have a baby face though) I feel so bad because I have a very fragile ego
She wasn't referring to your age, it was your pocket. If you no wan embarrass ya self. Better waka but if you got the money to spend... But at your age, please spend the money to chase your dreams... The reverse will be the case when she sees the good result of your grinding!!
Properties › Re: Snake Shower: Would You Take Your Bath In A Bathroom Like? by Farrason: 9:01pm On Sep 07
givedemwotowoto:
Just take your shower, wetin concern you with the design of the shower system?
Aje!!... Your dreams that night, even you no go understand. You go run tired!!!. You go wake up come see say dust follow your legs from dream.
Politics › Re: Where Are Apapa And Julius Abure Of Labor Party? by Farrason: 7:35pm On Sep 04
Demolaeby:
I want to ask this simple question: Where are Barrister Julius Abure and Lamidi Apapa today? There are no more litigations from the Labour Party; everything seems to have died naturally since Peter Obi left the party.

I was thinking Barrister Julius Abure would have tried to test his popularity. After all, I remember him saying that he made the Labour Party.

The reason I am asking this question is simple: integrity pays. Barrister Abure would have been one of the most celebrated national chairmen of a political party in Nigeria today if he had allowed integrity to speak for him.

Today, Peter Obi is still a presidential candidate of a political party, and his followers are still following him wherever he goes.

Let integrity speak for us.

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Nice observation o. Where are the people calling court order here and there. All of a sudden, they have turned dumb!!. No posters of them as a representative even from their self acclaimed party... Their silence is loud and very noisy that people have seen what they really are. Betrayals and infidels for a morsel of eba!! Tufiakwa!
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Job Vacancy With Accommodations In Lekki by Farrason: 10:14am On Aug 25
You no get friend, class mates, church members, brothers, sister or cousin or even neighbors?

You don't want any connection to you in any way when trouble burst abi. Well done... You try
Romance › Re: My Friend Thinks That I Am Docking Wife by Farrason: 11:55am On Aug 22
dormenedynasty:
My friend and I are having a cold war, and I want to know if I am the one at fault.

We used to go out together almost every time, but one day, he suddenly stopped taking me along with him. His wife gave birth, and he didn't tell me until two days later. When his wife returned from the hospital, he still didn't tell me. I only found out because a mutual friend, whom he now goes out with, told me.

I decided not to go and see his wife, and since then, we haven't been talking. We live in the same estate.

The reason I chose not to visit his wife is because I know he suspects that I am planning to sleep with her. He has even told me that he is a dangerous and bad man.

I had already told him before now that I don't really know how to relate with women. I also find it difficult to look directly at his wife's face. When I try to look elsewhere, my eyes sometimes end up looking at her legs. I know he has noticed this.

Honestly, I am confused. I try to avoid making eye contact, but then my eyes may wander elsewhere, and sometimes they end up on her legs. I have this habit where the way I look at people can make them uncomfortable, and it isn't limited to women. It happens with both men and women.

There is another aspect of my behavior that concerns me. For example, if I give someone money or help them with something, my behavior afterward can sometimes be strange. I may eventually say something that makes the person remember what I gave them or did for them. I don't necessarily plan to make them feel bad, but I often feel hurt when these situations happen.

Also, if someone asks me for something and I only have a small quantity of it left, the way I react or the way I respond can sometimes make the person uncomfortable.

What worries me is that this uncomfortable behavior isn't limited to outsiders. It can also happen with my siblings and even my parents.

I honestly don't know why I behave this way sometimes, and I want to understand whether I am actually at fault in this situation with my friend and what I can do differently.
You friend has no issues with his wife but has issues with your behaviour when his wife is present!! Guest what, the wife too noticed you and possibly told her husband that she is not comfortable with your behaviour and how your eyes feast on her body!

Such eyes are called ashewo eye and it is because you are not exposed to women to hold yourself together when you see a feminine body around you. It's a zig zag run of hormones when a woman is around you with fleshy parts in view. Your brain pops, your eyes run like zeros... lol. It's your passion yearning to run wild and you are doing your best holding it down. Even though unaware to you. No let am run you down o.

Your self control will burst open if you go on like this and if you are not tamed, you fit land yourself in jail for rape. Your friend has noticed and that's why he distanced him self from you, before you go commit and blame the devil. You've had it a long time and did not know it and been fighting with it. I have given it a name for you.

Passion is a force, it is good but a wild passion can run you down.

The solution, embrace prayer and fasting and also get a wife if are up for it.

Good luck
Romance › Re: My Friend Thinks That I Am Docking Wife by Farrason: 11:49am On Aug 22
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Romance › Re: “they’re Good In Bed” – American Woman Praises Igbo Men, Reveals Her Experience by Farrason: 11:31pm On Aug 09
EmmyMaestro:
It is because when the kn@cking is starting to feel intense, she will start wondering which kain kn@cking be this. Then she will turn back to look at you to make sure that you have not turn to demon

grin grin grin grin
As in, she go dey feel am say, this kind thing no be ordinary again. Shebi na knacking, now you wan comot the womb!!
Celebrities › Re: Women Can Cheat If A Man Can't Provide - Zari Hassan (Video) by Farrason: 11:24pm On Aug 09
helinues:
She's somehow right.

If you can't take care of your woman, someone else will assist you with that.

Except those born with poverty mentality
Why don't you quit the relationship instead of cheating inside it. Cheating is her nature, she is just looking for reason to validate it.
Family › Re: My Pregnant Fiancée Called Off Our Wedding A Night Before It Held… Did I Des by Farrason: 7:48pm On Aug 07
Anonymouus:
Please, I Need Genuine Advice. Kindly Read My Story.

I would like to remain anonymous because this is one of the most painful seasons of my life. I’m not here to seek pity or to make anyone look bad. I only want honest advice from people who have experienced life. Please read with an open mind.

I met a wonderful lady some time ago. We became friends, fell in love, and eventually started planning our future together. We both agreed to get married.

For context, I’m a businessman. My income is not fixed, but I earn between 300,000 and 400,000 monthly, and I live comfortably. I knew I wasn’t rich, so from the beginning I suggested that we should have a modest wedding. However, she wanted something bigger and more elaborate.

This is where I made the biggest mistake of my life.

Wanting to make her happy, I lied. I told her I had everything sorted out financially, even though I didn’t. The wedding budget was close to 2 million, and I convinced her I had it covered.

Two weeks before the wedding, reality hit me. Every financial plan I had failed. I couldn’t raise the money.

I gathered the courage to tell her the truth.

I told her, I’m sorry. I lied. I don’t have the money I claimed I had. Everything has fallen apart. If you no longer want to continue with this marriage, I will understand.

She cried. I cried too.

After everything, she told me we should still go ahead with the wedding and trust God. She encouraged me not to give up.

To make the wedding happen, she contributed financially, I also contributed everything I had, and I borrowed money from friends. We both sacrificed a lot.

Then, the unexpected happened.

The night before the wedding, she spoke to her family about her fears. According to her, she told them she had contributed about 70% of the wedding expenses and that she was worried because I hadn’t fulfilled everything n the list.

She later told me that her family used those fears against her and convinced her not to continue with the marriage because they believed I wasn’t financially stable.

That same night…

She called off the wedding.

Both families had already gathered. My family had travelled. I had personally paid for their hotel accommodation.

Imagine the embarrassment.

My parents, relatives, and loved ones had to leave without a wedding taking place. It was one of the most humiliating moments of my life.

A few days later, she reached out to me.

She apologized sincerely.

She cried and admitted she had made mistakes. She said she allowed herself to be influenced by her family after opening up about her fears. She admitted she exaggerated some things and was deeply sorry for everything that happened.

There is another important part of this story…

She is pregnant with my child.

Despite everything, I decided to forgive her because I still loved her, and I wanted our child to grow up with both parents if possible.

The problem now became our families.

My family was completely against any reconciliation. They felt deeply disgraced. Some of my relatives even blocked me on WhatsApp because they couldn’t believe I still wanted to continue with her after everything that happened.

According to her, when she later spoke to her own family again, they told her that whatever decision she made was entirely hers. They were no longer interested in getting involved.

So we slowly started trying to rebuild our relationship.

Then another problem arose.

As I mentioned earlier, I borrowed money to support the wedding. I have paid back almost everyone I owed.

Only one creditor remained, and the amount I owe is less than 400,000.

Because the wedding never held and my business suffered badly afterwards, I couldn’t pay him back as quickly as I promised.

I didn’t run away from the debt.

I spoke to him honestly and explained my situation. I proposed paying him 50,000 every week until I cleared everything.

Unfortunately, he refused.

Instead, he contacted my fiancée’s family and informed them that I owed him money.

This reopened old wounds.

Her family, who had already doubted me before, became angry again after hearing this.

She called me and informed me that they had been contacted.

I explained everything to her.

I reminded her that she knows me better than anyone else. She knows I have never denied owing the money. She knows I already have a repayment plan and that I intend to pay every kobo.

The conversation ended peacefully.

Then…

The next thing I discovered was that she had blocked me everywhere.

WhatsApp.

Phone calls.

Everywhere.

She is currently staying with her family in another state while I am in a different state.

Since she blocked me, I have not tried to contact her through another number, even though I have one she doesn’t know. I have not called her. I have not sent messages through friends. I have simply respected her space.

But I won’t pretend…

This has been eating me up.

I don’t know whether I should continue waiting.

I don’t know whether I should reach out.

I don’t know whether I should move on.

I don’t know whether she’s protecting herself, under family pressure again, or whether she has truly decided she no longer wants me.

The hardest part is knowing she is carrying my child.

I know I made mistakes.

I lied about my financial capacity, and I have accepted responsibility for that. I have also worked hard to repay the debts I incurred because of the wedding.

I am not a fraud. I never borrowed money with the intention of disappearing. Life simply became much harder than I expected after the wedding collapsed.

So, I sincerely ask for your advice.

If you were in my shoes, what would you do?
Should I continue waiting for her?
Should I try reaching out through another number, or should I respect the fact that she blocked me?
If she eventually comes back, should I still marry her after everything that has happened?
And if she never comes back, how do I ensure I remain a responsible father to my unborn child?

Please be honest with me.

You can criticize me where I was wrong because I know I wasn’t perfect. But I also ask that you advise me like a brother or a sister.

Thank you for taking the time to read my story.
If she is truly pregnant, she will call you and still accuse you that you didn't look for her. You can never understand that specie called woman. Bro... Dey your dey. Since u didn't fight her and she knows that you will bounce back. Just allow months pass and come here to confirm this.
Family › Re: Please I Need Urgent Help Before Family Scatters by Farrason: 11:28pm On Aug 05
Ambitious27:
So my wife and I dated 4 years before 2022 before I was approached by my brother and his wife about Japa, they said it’ll be easier if I Japa married, so we got married and they loaned us about 90/95% of the entire funds needed for the journey.
We moved to the UK and after things got easier we refunded all the money within a year of graduation. Then we relocated to the US where my brother and his wife are, my wife was already pregnant here.

At some points I noticed some frictions between her and my brothers wife, like her texting my my brothers wife and she won’t reply her text.

My wife stopped talking to her and kept to her lane, my brothers wife started coming through me ask for things she should normally ask my wife like wig vendor and things like that. At some point they got back together late last year. My wife is already saying things like she appreciates them loaning us money which was refunded but she won’t like it to be like she’s been trampled upon because of their help.

Early this year, another thing happened around snubbing someone etc and I don’t know the details, my wife has vowed never to go to their house anymore. I still go there and my brother comes to our place too but his wife not coming. My brother at some point called to ask if they are not disturbing us because sometimes they come and my wife is not around or not coming to their house and not even talking to them, he just wants to know if things are good between us.

At this point, bros wife want to have bonding time with our son, would suggest picking him up for the weekend etc, while wifey doesn’t agree to it. Things like these breaks my heart and I just need a way to fix things respectively btw both parties.

We’re happy family and I don’t like the idea of separating families when you’re in foreign land and you have the opportunity to bond and have fun. I don’t want to go to my brother and also discuss this because it will sound like I’m reporting his wife to him.

Please how do I approach this and bring both families together again? Your contribution will go a long way.
The issue is not between you and your brother it is between your wives. He is your elder brother and already feels the ugliness the way things are going.

Women no ever like themselves and always brag to themselves to show who should be loyal or lower to the other.

Your wife needs to calm down as she don get money now, she dey raise shoulder high. and your uncle wife too is over doing and always wants her to remember that na she help am.

Just ask your bros that how can both of you balance the intending wrestling that may soon come up between your wives.

Both women should forget the past and focus on the future. Levels don match. That's the truth and respect is reciprocal. Nobody dey feed any anybody. At best, you and your brother should flex your life and leave them to their bitterness. They will settle when one person is hospitalized.
Science/Technology › Re: What You Should Know About The Bird Called Crow. by Farrason: 11:06pm On Aug 05
Marvieduke:
This Is A Crow, A Bird You Definitely Don’t Want To Underestimate.

Crows are among the most intelligent birds on Earth. They can recognize human faces, remember them for years, and even warn other crows about people they consider a threat.

If you harm a crow in front of the others, don’t be surprised if they start following you, cawing loudly whenever they see you, or swooping close to your head. They have remarkable memories and are known to hold grudges for a very long time.

They will even launch all the weapons in their arsenal to make your life unbearable until to relocate to a different place or city.

What’s even more fascinating is that they can pass this information to other crows, meaning birds that never witnessed the incident may still recognize you as “the dangerous human.”

And do you know what a group of crows is called?

A Murder.

Yes, you read that correctly.

The name has been around for centuries, inspired by old folklore and the birds’ dark appearance and behavior.

Whether it’s just a coincidence or not, one thing is certain, earning the attention of a murder of crows is probably not an experience you’d want.

Share this post so others can learn about Crows ....
You watch too much television for your age. It is well.
Family › Re: If You Were The Father Of This girl, What Will Be Your Reaction? by Farrason: 10:00pm On Jul 13
Marvieduke:
If you are the father of this girl, What will be your reaction?
You took your 18 year old daughter to the park. She's an SS2 student in a boarding school. Immediately you dropped her at the park, you bade her farewell. Few hours later, you were informed that the bus her and her school mates boarded had an accident. No one survived the accident. You were devastated, discomforted and discombobulated.
Just as you started preparing to go and pick her corpse, your phone rings, surprisingly, it's your daughter. Joyfully, she tells you, "Daddy, I wasn't on that bus o, My boyfriend called me after you left and he asked me to spend two days with him before going to school, thank God o". If you are the father, what will be your reaction?

moral lesson
Use your creativity to do something meaningful for your life otherwise old age will mock you.
Celebrities › Re: Wizkid Associate, Godson Denies Fraud Allegation, Gives Details Of Biz With ISB by Farrason: 5:49pm On Jul 08
ogugwa1992:
Wizkid associate, Godson denies fraud allegation, gives own account of business with ISB



https://thesun.ng/wizkid-associate-godson-denies-fraud-allegation-gives-own-account-of-business-with-isb/
How did you even withdraw the money if it is a joint business account. Signatories of both parties should authorize the withdrawal nah. Abi you forged his.... Now I C.
Politics › Re: PFIPC Scandal: Police Arrests Adeniyi's Father Amid Ongoing Probe by Farrason: 10:03pm On Jul 06
AndroBlaze:
Oga stop making noise, the guy has been a fraudster fom day one....their are articles all over about him doing fraud during his student days.

If we have been arresting/punishing parents for the rubbish the children they train do (like the Bible and African cultures did in the past), we would not have the preponderance of problems we have like terrorism, kidnappers, useless politicians , yahoo, hookup girls and so on.....we support/defend rubbish to much in this country for the sake of money and fleeting fame.


https://www.nairaland.com/3589695/meet-adeniyi-adeyemi-new-president-general
How many parents of the so-called boko haram, etc have you arrested and in one swift, the government can track the family of Adeniyi...

Honestly, the joke is you.

Naija my country... We no longer look for the growth or development of our father land but individual fill of our stomach.
Business › Re: Video Of Corn Seller Claiming N2.5m Monthly Income Sparks Social Media Debate by Farrason: 2:12pm On Jul 06
Kuginzi:
By Christabel Ndoeche

A viral video of a corn seller claiming she earns over N2.5 million monthly has generated widespread reactions on social media, with many Nigerians questioning the claim while others defended the possibility, reigniting conversations around the profitability of small-scale businesses.

The short clip, shared on X by #ChuksEricE on Sunday, showed a woman asking the corn seller how much she made from the business.

Responding, the seller said, “Per month I make like 2.5 million"

It was not immediately clear whether the video was recorded as a content creation skit or a spontaneous street interview.

Nevertheless, the clip quickly went viral, attracting thousands of comments across X and Instagram.

Reacting, #okafor_nna questioned the mathematics behind the claim, writing, “2.5 million a month, she’s a joker. It means she makes like 84 thousands of profit every day… for a corn of 500 Naira, let assume u make profit of 200 Naira on every… it still doesn’t add.”

Another X user, #Nigash_ dismissed the claim, saying, “2.5m na you still be like this. You, the interviewer and who ask you make you talk this lie dey crase.”

Also expressing doubt, #DrLeguzo wrote, “That’s absolutely false. Two things: 1. She did not understand the question 2. She doesn’t know what 2.5m is. Easy nut to crack. How many corns does she sell on a given day and how much does she sell on average? Exaggeration at worst.”

Some users raised questions rather than outright dismissing the figure.

#Iamjezyg asked, “So after the corn season is over, how else is she making the sales?”

Others expressed concern that the publicity could expose the seller to security risks. #nonchallantjay wrote, “Una nogo spread am keh. When boys kidnap this lady and ask for ransom na then truth go come out.”

There were also lighter reactions. #DojaO joked, “Make first Lady Sha no see this one, abi what is all this ehn?” while #Mr_more001 commented, “Because she’s the only one selling corn. She should hide her face.”

On Instagram, reactions were similarly mixed. User #victor_kaizen_ wrote, “See the way they dressed her up well,” while #unchartteed1 suggested, “She fit get 100 branch.”

The renewed attention comes weeks after First Lady Senator Oluremi Tinubu urged Nigerian women to embrace low-capital businesses such as frying akara, roasting corn and producing kulikuli, describing them as sustainable ventures that could benefit from grants instead of loans.

Her remarks drew criticism from many Nigerians, who argued they downplayed the country’s economic hardship amid rising inflation, food prices and unemployment.

President Bola Tinubu later defended the comments, saying the Federal Government’s empowerment initiatives extended beyond akara sellers to include traders dealing in tomatoes, pepper, vegetables and roasted plantain. He also disclosed that the Federal Government had provided N100 million to the Jigawa State Government to empower 2,000 petty traders with N50,000 each under the Renewed Hope Initiative.

The President’s Special Assistant on Social Media, Dada Olusegun, also defended the First Lady, describing the backlash as a “performative circus of selective amnesia” and saying critics had ignored the wider interventions of the Renewed Hope Initiative in women’s empowerment, healthcare and support for vulnerable groups.

The debate has continued to spread beyond politics and social media. It recently featured in an examination at Prince Abubakar Audu University, Kogi State, where students were asked to produce an advocacy advertisement based on the First Lady’s remarks, underscoring how discussions about petty trading, economic empowerment and livelihoods remain part of Nigeria’s broader public conversation.

https://punchng.com/video-of-corn-seller-claiming-n2-5m-monthly-income-sparks-social-media-debate/
And she no fit upgrade her corn shop. See dead table and worn out umbrellas. Na who she dey deceive.
Pets › Re: What Dog Breed Is This? (pictures) by Farrason: 10:35pm On Jun 26
Bigsin:
What's the name of this dog breed? The brown one.

Plus, I'm looking for a mate for her. If you have a male dog that is compatible and can mate with her, don't hesitate to reach out to me.

I reside in Iju, Fagba.
Na to just mount road block for this dog with big stick and sharp cutlass. See as meat dey wag tail!!
Crime › Re: Bandits Kidnap Bayo Fabiyi, Two Others During Ransom Delivery In Kwara by Farrason: 1:56pm On Jun 23
Bandit kidnap OPC. Who wan go negotiate.
Foreign Affairs › Re: The Most Daring Military Rescues In History by Farrason: 7:50pm On Jun 14
Wawelexy:
Rescue mission here in Nigeria shouldn't be a hard nut to crack ordinarily, considering the numbers of Intels we have with their experience and collaboration with foreign intelligence unit, but with the kind of mentality these bandits have towards killing, it will be more harder, cos they kill for no cause, any slight mistakes from the rescue squads could cost lot of lives.... So I agree with the OP about it being a hard task..

But sha, if not for politics, they would have been apprehended long ago, may God save Nigeria....
Bro... You are on point though but the bedrock is the people who benefit from these kidnappings either by cash or otherwise. There are people involved and they are not ghosts. They give the instructions and the intelligence to the terrorists on where to strike and destroy.

No group can be powerful without intelligence hence I believe that in the Nigeria case, same persons are working in the intelligence unit of both for and against. Hence, no superior intelligence to defeat our soldiers or completely wipe out wipe out the bandits.

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