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Advancedman:Yeah Star fm. With one comedy Saturday show. I think the host was Sulaimon adegbenro or so. The consoligbadun man. He would speak in English, hausa, youruba and igbo. I think It isn't Sulaimon, it is one name that has Akin in it |
carl90:They say Radio is the theater of the mind . I got to start listening more to the radio while I was in secondary . After we are done with the family radio, I will turn on my battery powered radio and listen all through the night. I was warned several times of the dame the earpiece could do to the ear if I sleep with it, I couldn't listen because of the love I had for radio @naptu2. You didn't mention shows like Cruise control , Metro Fm, hosted by Frank Edoho afterwhich Kamala took over.. it starts airing by 7 to 9. The music people always request for is so so soothing . Even the show's theme song, Sunset Island by Earl Klugh is one I still listen to many times to ease off. Metro fm also has Doris Okafor that anchors the show, Rock City. I will like to see what Doris looks likes frankly , she was lovely with what she does . I think it is Metro Fm that has this program called Straight from the heart .I will so so love to have this show back on air. It is a show where heart touching stori3s are read and backed up with music that pertains to whatever keywords that were being read at that time. It airs at night . Rhythm fm with Shola Thomson. That guy with the fluid smooth voice. I then got to like Cool fm. Early 2000s they came with weekly Top 40 . Presenters like Manny, Daddy freeze, Gbemi Olateju, Night radios are the best! After the days work. You come back home, relax and listen to the radio while it soothens your soul. Even the conversations and talk shows are just top notch. Midnight radios are even better. Honestly, I am not feeling today's radio as I use to. I couldn't go a day without radio then. Now, I try to listen to my car radio and all I hear aren't interesting or worthy of my attention. Only time these our modern radio stations get interesting are during the Elections. |
gaby:What should the cbn have done with respect to this ? |
glimpse:Have you gotten your upwork sorted ? |
saparudeem:What other ways can you use to send the funds out? |
glimpse:Hello |
Jewessgratitud3:We will watch today's movie in twenty , thirty years time and be asking ourselves how bad the quality is. This is life. Life goes on |
masseratti:Meritocracy. Yes. That's all we need. Irrespective of our differences as long as you would obey the law and human rights . What else? All these religious leaders that wants a political position, what have they done in their own ways to be eligible? |
masseratti:Are we just after representation or making the country work? Of what good is being represented and nothing to show for it? Where is Ilorin in today's Nigeria? Where is Benue in today's Nigeria? All these divisions are unnecessary. If Nigeria has gotten there now, I would mind. But we haven't gotten anywhere yet we worry about tribes, religion of representatives than his performance |
It's not because of what they have to offer but what they have to embezzle. When religious leaders start dragging for political office you should know it isn't about Religion again. |
Recycling leaders. What is he going to do different now? |
Beautiful. Okay . Sexy, series, unnecessary. Let's stop "sexifying" women. They also needn't dress revealing to be sexy |
MemoriesAndMe:Most times we are always wrong when we just look at one angle from a picture. You should know now that people will take pictures of anything suspicious and trend it without giving full story. Bloggers are rhe main culprit now . If you will write to accuses someone of being shady, you should be bold enough to to ask and investigate. Apparently, I saw something similar today, my picture paints another story doesn't it? If you look well, you will see that the woman is just filling the bottles, most bottles aren't neat to pass as new. It is also of different brands. Obviously, it has been used . Let's endeavor to ask for its stories before concluding
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These our girls dey ball abeg!! |
Africa and myriads of unnecessary problems . It isn't every time you have to physically fight an enemy. You can fight an enemy by surpassing in wits. If your enemy oppresses you with a car. You can defeat him by manufacturing cars What am I even say? Too much problem for one continent |
See how adults are behaving like kids tribalizing every godamn issue. Shame on you! |
It baffles me so much why one will want to learn how to talk like certain people when they aren't actors and actresses For why will I go through that stress of learning my child a foreign diction? Inferiority complex, I see it . Are the British paying to learn how to speak like us? We are not even talking about learning the Language , we are talking about speaking like a British, same human as your are o. Sorry to say, it's disgusting. B |
Kirikou and the sorceress. It was good to have watched it in the 90s. It is still good to watch it again now. The French language spoken does make it more funny kind of.
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Coming to narrate mine |
Life was cut short over something unnecessary. What will you gain being a cultist? Is it Strength of Association? Don't be deceived, no will or can help you carry your personal afflictions. If you are sick, it is impossible to lift the sickness from one to another , likewise pains . Strength of Association to intimidate people? Well, that makes you lesser of a man and a coward. You will definitely meet your match one day. So, why being a cultist? A lot of problems plague Nigeria as a country, you can form associations to solve some of them. I will gladly donate to that cause. If na to become a "strong man" join the force and use your strength for good. All in all. Humans will be humans. Always stay away from troubles, big or small. |
Ishilove:Share the good ones . |
Fatanstic Mr Fox. Had to rewatch. A solid 8.5. This movie introduced me to Wes Anderson. Just so witfully funny. You can't hide the grins
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Ishilove:How many of his movies have you watched? |
It is one thing to clear it is another thing not to relax the law and make them come back. How often have KAI been clearing market owners who sells by the road side and allow their wares spill to the main road? Today they clear, tomorrow they come back. Oh! Agebero collect tax from them , so they have such effontry . By the way, Lagos and Enforcing of laws are done with initial gra gra. Check out Okada Ban. Some areas have had them come back |
Lubbish!! In all that is happening in Nigerian , this is the next thing that concerns us. Okay . We don chop Belleful You have 120m to give out and you can't help your community. No one should come with the defensive line of asking me if it is my money . |
helinues:How long shall we be waiting for palliatives for every discomforts caused by good policies . Yeah, we understand that some things might have to go bad for a situation to become good. Late palliative roll out seems like the leaders don't know what they are doing. We have refineries that are decaying, why can't they be brought back to life first? |
illuminutty:Exactly. See the Okada ban . Okada are back on the street of lagos |
SOSinNigeria:I thought this has been clarified? Please don't let this your statement justify the tribal argument that happened some months ago. Abuja was inhabited by its indigines before and after it became a FCT, so was Lagos! If Aba become the powerhouse of the world, are we going to start arguing about its indigines and ownership? Please leave what it is for people. Let's not be claiming what is not . Let's get development to all parts on Nigeria rather than fighting over ownership of states . The owners of the states know themselves. Lagos for example isn't own by igbos neither is it by hausas/ fulanis . That's why it is located in the southwest . Bordered by Ogun and other "yoruba states". Now, tell me, which tribe will then likely to own Lagos? You are funny o. That you help developed a state doesn't make you owners of the state! The red Indians of Americans are still "owners" of some states even with foreign developments. Wait! Let's look at this analogy of immigrants in some countries who are doing well industrially and immensely developing the community. Does it make the immigrants own that community? Sir. Just remove that idea . It is fueled by arronagnce, dishonesty and mischief. Let's what it is , be. Don't fuel unnecessary hatred amongst us. Overtaking is allowed. Let all states get to do better than Lagos. Not as if Lagos is doing that well than other state, we could help spread the development rather than claim what is not. I always take pride talking about ABA and what they can do. |
SOSinNigeria:I thought we are over this Lagos ownership thing ? Why this again? Just why? Lagos is a South western state of Nigeria. Period! I am sure You know this but you just want to be mischievous and create unnecessary arguement. All Nigerians are stake holders in Nigeria. Is it difficult to give what belongs to ceaser to Ceaser? Can you say the same for Abuja , Onitsha, Aba or Ogun state? East is east , west is west. North is north. "Lagos is not synonymous with southwest" What does that even mean? I guess you are saying this because of its success . |
FreeStuffsNG:Where this thing will lead you to ehn.. you won't be able to contain it. For God's sake! Stop tribalizing everything!!! Damn it! Stop it. What has being Yoruba got to do with her success? Yeah? She is just overly intelligent, brilliant like any one in any other tribes. Don't make this a tribal something please . I don't know how old you are but if we continue towing this line we may end up going back to the segregation Era of racism and tribalism . It's all fun to you , it isn't to others. Younger generations are reading all theses and harboring unnecessary hates in their mind . |
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