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Celebrities › Re: “imagination Will Happen”, Fans Throw Weight Behind Funke Akindele As She Opens. by finallybusy: 12:59pm On Jun 01, 2023
A private jet is a waste. A luxury mansion is more like it.
Celebrities › Re: Timaya Dragged Over "No Fuel" Post by finallybusy: 12:48pm On Jun 01, 2023
All these are jokes. They claim fuel is expensive yet I see men literally racing cars outside. Fuel should enter two thousand Naira per litre let our people finally have sense.

See once again. Timaya performed his service of entertaining. The idiots dragging him online would look the other way if he requested a GoFundMe for the same amount he was paid. Make una carry una hypocrisy enter hole. Layabouts.
Politics › Re: What Is Your Take On The Fuel Subsidy Removal? by finallybusy: 12:25pm On Jun 01, 2023
Tonnierichy:
Then educate us. What have you achieved with all you've said now? People are here penning down their opinions, and some others are here to learn from it. If you know so much about the topic, why not share your knowledge instead of trying to bite off your tongue.
I wish you the best of luck in your search for attention.
Politics › Re: What Is Your Take On The Fuel Subsidy Removal? by finallybusy: 11:47am On Jun 01, 2023
This thread is a trap. It was set to expose the low literacy of Nairalanders. Lord knows ignorant opinions will flow like streams. People who have zero idea of comprehending write-ups will spew garbage in the comments section.

Godspeed as you wallow through idiotic vituperations.
Politics › Re: Tinubu’s Daughter, Folasade, Updates Twitter Bio, Adds ‘First Daughter Of FRN’ by finallybusy: 8:43pm On May 31, 2023
Okay. Thanks for the update, Nairaland.
Celebrities › Re: Davido’s Baby Mama, Amanda Steps Out For The First Time by finallybusy: 8:38pm On May 31, 2023
Davido that likes ugly girls. This one likely drugged him and did the needed.
Crime › Re: This Asari Dokubo And His Boys Guns Are Bigger Than Nigerian Military Own : Vid by finallybusy: 8:35pm On May 31, 2023
A show of force to who? For what? Everybody na chairman until police or army show face.
Christianity Etc › Re: Teach Me Warfare Prayers by finallybusy: 8:20pm On May 31, 2023
Kobojunkie:
Finally, As I said, the doctrines of your leader are all pretty much taken from the book of Babalawo craft. Every utterance your leader hides behind the many mentions of the name of God is antichrist. Pick any single one of his sermons if you don't agree and we can easily dissect it against the Truth of God as written right there in Scripture. undecided
Tufia!
Celebrities › Re: Sonia Ighalo Throws Shade: "Monkey Style Leads To The Same Fate As Others." by finallybusy: 8:19pm On May 31, 2023
Lol. A frienemy stole her man. Women are petty AF.
Politics › Re: NLC Rejects New Petrol Pump Price by finallybusy: 8:01pm On May 31, 2023
Them don start. Another Occupy Nigeria.
Celebrities › Re: Tiwa Savage Causes Stir As She Shares Loved-up Pictures With New Lover In Brazil by finallybusy: 7:54pm On May 31, 2023
La click, la…
Romance › Re: VIDEOS: Nigerian Women Are Going Viral Lifting Objects With Just Their Breasts by finallybusy: 7:50pm On May 31, 2023
Old trend. OP lives under a rock.
Health › Re: Plus-Sized Yoga Instructor Shows Off Her Flexibility In Semi Nude Photos by finallybusy:
Many of the accounts which posted comments are now lost to time. Sad… should I say good?

You can never go wrong with yoga. At her size, she’s less likely to catch a heart attack compared to the mongrels typing rubbish. She’s already at a starting point to dropping weight. She’s more flexible than 98% of people in the world her size. Yoga also gives confidence hence her choice of attire or lack of it.
Romance › Re: I Finally Had My First Sex Yesterday by finallybusy: 6:07pm On May 31, 2023
Nothing concern me.
Literature › Re: Professor Ama Ata Aidoo Dies At 83 by finallybusy: 2:10pm On May 31, 2023
She’s completed her time. Next.
Politics › Re: Subsidy Removal Won’t Take Immediate Effect - Tinubu Clarifies by finallybusy: 7:38pm On May 30, 2023
…and nothing changed. Nairalanders throwing insults at the new president like they did since 2005. In the next four years, it’ll continue. In the next eight, the same. SMH. People are wasting their lives here without knowing.
Politics › Re: Resolved. by finallybusy(op): 3:16pm On May 30, 2023
horsepower102:
My brother I will give them the benefit of doubt and wait for dangote. They better hope he saves them because it will be big wahala if fuel price is not low and abundant for Nigerians. That will destroy all their excuses.
Low? I doubt. Abundant? Not really. However, it will make the situation stable for at least four years.
Politics › Re: Subsidy: Queue In Port Harcourt (video,pictures) by finallybusy: 3:15pm On May 30, 2023
PHZADDY1:
Bicycles on which road or accesses...stop claiming you have knowledge...Mugu
Why can you children never make comments without throwing insults? Mynd44, there is no way to sensitize members on debate etiquette? Na so una dey take chop for this forum? This is low, very low.
Family › Re: My 4-Year-Old Daughter Keeps Telling Mysterious Stories About Her Past Life by finallybusy: 2:59pm On May 30, 2023
I will confirm for you when/if I come back after death.
Politics › Re: Resolved. by finallybusy(op): 2:56pm On May 30, 2023
Vischy:
We can't forget how Tinubu and his mumu Apc supporters protested against fuel subsidy removal in 2012 to spite Jonathan because he's from south-south.

Shameless people
I don’t support any party. I believe things are different now. Nigeria didn’t own the largest petroleum refinery in Africa at the time.
Business › Deleted. by finallybusy(op):
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Politics › Re: Resolved. by finallybusy(op): 2:40pm On May 30, 2023
successmatters:
Chasing away a South south president, just because of where he came from. grin
I thought it was the Boko Haram situation which caused that.
Nairaland General › Re: What Great Lesson Has Nairaland Taught You by finallybusy: 2:31pm On May 30, 2023
Not to roll in the mud with pigs. I would learn it eventually, but this forum expedited the lesson.
Politics › Resolved. by finallybusy(op):
Okay. That was fun. Thanks for the contributions. Protests are useless in the country and lead to nothing for the common man — unless when backed by opposition figures with a goal in mind. No wonder Oshiomhole became a governor after all was said and done.
Politics › Re: Subsidy: Queue In Port Harcourt (video,pictures) by finallybusy: 2:17pm On May 30, 2023
airsaylongcome:
So let's assume we all start cycling, how do we power our homes? Most of the petrol consumption goes towards powering small generating sets for electricity. I switched from Generator and NEPA to Solar, NEPA, Generator and my petrol consumption crashed. BUT it cost an unbelievable amount to install solar. Let's not talk about the battery costs which will forever remain high. I agree that subsidy needs to go, but not before they fix the issue that drives high petrol demand, absence of electricity. And as has been proven by the last regime, which suggestes that a serious government would fix power issues in 6 months, the issue of power outages is intractable. NO NIGERIAN administration can solve that issue. It's not me being negative about my country. It's a fact of life. Powerful forces profit from power outages and petrol subsidy. And they will do anything to ensure that we have a deficit in both
Knowing how foolish the average Nigerian is, these “powerful forces” will fund another Occupy Nigeria protest. SMH. We never learn despite going to school.
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: How Did You Get To Work today as a result of the removal of subsidy? by finallybusy: 2:10pm On May 30, 2023
Na Bolt concern me. As for fueling generator, I will manage.

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