Armaggedon: He is correct. It is a known fact that the name "Yoruba" originated from Hausa/fulani's and applied only to Oyo area before British colonialism generalized it to include the rest of the Yoruba speaking people..
Isn't that contradictory? They were speaking "Yoruba" and the Hausa/fulani brought it to them...
Nice development. @EFCC should start looking into abandoned projects which spread across ministries and places all over the country. Too many things go unchecked. Let them explain why they left them uncompleted and give account for every penny.
Beey: I thank God mob justice is illegal in my county Kenya.The level of lawlessness I’ve observed in Nigeria & taking of human lives without blinking is disturbing.I wouldn’t want to be around such a sight , only imagining what the guy went through before breathing his last, sends shivers down my spine.That’s why we have police to deal with criminals.People have lost their humanity, they are busy filming .Disgusting! Believe we have another topic of people being burned in Abuja.Such a shame, I don’t care what they did.We Have courts of law.
It is because the appropriate authorities have failed in their duties. People revenge on criminals when caught, especially when they remember their experiences, or what somebody close to them has suffered in the past. People don't believe in trying thise caught in the act in law court because it drags and it may be compromised. No you hear of arrests and after some time you won't hear anything about it again. I'm not in anyway in support of jungle justice, because innocent people may be victims. The government at all levels must wake up to their responsibilities and regain people trust in ensuring that justice is delivered timely ans appropriatly.
You need to start watching Investigative Discovery Channel ID. It will open your eyes to things that seemed unexplainable.
NB: Please be warned that you may experience sleepless nights or become fearful when watching this channel, however you may start watching during daytime. It will help you to be humble as you live trouble free life. You can search it up on YouTube. You can use YoutubeGo edition to save data.
This is interestingly sad. He must be an enemy within, he knew the shop and the owner well (he's aware that they don't use those locks that welder put, that would have prevented the gap). He doesn't want to break the key, he just wanted to steal and leave the gate intact, if he had succeeded, the owner would just be wondering that things are missing from the shop or the person in charge will be wrongly accused. Looking at the scene, it seemed he climed more that one gallon and probably something happened or because of the way he was struggling on it the second one fell off leading to his tragic and sudden death.
Take it or leave it, she has been shot into limelight. Congratulations to Cindy. It's a rare opportunity to showcase yourself to millions of eager audience from arouund the world. #BBNaija
Mutteeme: Just came back from the market and everything in this tray cost me less than 1500 Naira, out of the the N1500 sef, I removed T-fare and bought yogurt in the market.
If you argue with me, then you are not a wife/husband material ��
Do you have access to their login details? If your answer is no, then your claim might not be true, going by the images, it shows you are searching their friends list as third party and obviously it would ask you to follow since you were not following them before. Excpet you login as either khafi or Gedoni.
Growing up in the east, I and my family members used to pronounce her name: A.D.E.S.A.N.Y.A
But here in Lagos, I've learned that it's pronounced:
[b]A.D.E.S.O.N.Y.A[/b]
You may just be one educated ignoramus until you travel.
Adesanya is actually right, and that's the correct pronunciation for it. It's just like mmiri (in conversations it's pronunced muyin, aha (Afa) afia (ahia) #LanguageSweet
This is what bitcoin looks like, the value of one bitcoin is over 3 million Naira as at today. Surprisingly, the value of bitcoin was less that 1 cent in 2009 when it was introduced.
pocohantas: They paid back, I have to give them some credit for that. Some after few days, some right on the agreed day. Then there was one I told to shun it, after he told me his salary and proposed repayment plan.
I don't lend what I can't forget, but if I wanted to be forgetting- it won't be a loan. It will be a dash.
My problem is, why do they keep coming back? Is there a rule that says, lend once and lend forever?
They must always come back, because once a lender would always be a lender Well, the fact is that they got it when they needed it, and some for confidentiality (you may have people close to you who have, but you can't ask them, just to maintain your prestige and value). But it really can be annoying when people come to borrow money from you knowing that they wont pay back. If I lend you one naira, I will ask for it because it's not a gify. Some people will even be telling you that you don't need your money now, you have something to fall on, not minding the sacrifice you are making.