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Forget working class lady.
Since she is not working and knows how to take care of the home.
I suggest you open Akara business for her near your home.
You won't regret it and you can thank BAT & RAT later for this.

OssanaQuest:
The lady is not working but she has good character and knows how to take care of the home.

She's also not the demanding type. She's satisfied with whatever you give to her.

Will you dump her and go for a working class lady?

Wetin you your name again?
Bigpriik abi? Na why she dey vex for you be that.
There is so much love in sharing

bigpriik:
I don't even know what to call this but my friends girlfriend has being rude and harsh to me ever since I introduced my girl to her and my friend.

My friend sells food down the street and I usually patronize him and he each time I go to his place I get this vip treatment from him and his girl I get the best of meat and all that but recently I introduced my new girlfriend,we came to his place to eat and i bought food for my girl and myself ,I didn't even introduce her they were the ones asking if she is my girl and she nodded and said yes!
to my surprise,she looked happy to hear am in a new relationship but the following day was something else ,this girl never smiles to me again always frowning ,I wanted to buy egg but she told me no egg but I could see egg in the stew,it continued this way for a while I just laugh inside my mind and moved on.
Yesterday morning she met me on my way to work after greeting me ,the first question she asked me is where is our new wife ? meaning she is obsessed with the girl I told her she is good shey said ok and left Omo this gender is complicated was she expecting me to stay single for life .

I know wetin dey pain u no be the blocking, na the credit alerts.
I hope say she no promise to name the pikin after you? What a disappointment!!!!

Awon Good Samaritan, confidant, big brother Naija

Ramanto:
​I was on my own when I received a message and a friend request simultaneously from a lady on Facebook. I didn't know which to do first: accept the request or reply to her message. Before I could decide, she bombarded me with further messages, desperately asking for my contact info. "This is a random lady," I told myself. I went through her friend list to see if we had any mutual friends, but there were none. At that point, I was certain she had mistaken me for someone else. I casually replied and probed further. She insisted I was exactly the person she wanted to talk to. After a brief period of quizzing, I gave her my contact.
​According to her, I was a mutual friend of a man she had been trying to reach, but the man was not responding to her messages. She desperately wanted to get across to him. She was right; I knew the man, even though we were not very close, but I had misplaced his number. I asked if the man or anyone around him was in danger. She said nothing of the sort. I kept pestering her for the truth if I was going to help her get the man's attention. She eventually opened up: the man's son, a final-year student, was the boyfriend of her younger sister, who was also a student. The younger sister was six months pregnant, and the guy was not showing any signs of taking responsibility. That was why she was desperately trying to reach his parents. As somebody with street experience, I knew she was the sister in question, she later admitted it too. That was not even an issue; I was moved by the story. I requested the guy's number so I could hear his side of it. Damn! The guy was so rude to me. He ended the call on me. I was embarrassed, but I shrugged it off—I was only trying to help a helpless lady.

​With time, I became her confidant, her big brother. She would tell me the latest developments, I advised her on options to explore, and I eventually got in touch with the boy's father. But he was not having it; he claimed he only sent his son to school, and anything outside of that was none of his business. A proper, tough Nigerian father. I advised her to use the boy's mother as a link to the father, since the dad's approach wasn't working.

​Let me not bore you further. From my deep dive into her social media profiles, I realized she was quite influential and commanded a decent followership. That gave her a perfect reason to hide this from the world. The reason I'm putting this out today, even though it's been four years now, was how she blocked me a few months before her delivery. I figured things eventually worked out for her with the guy's parents, and since I already knew too much, I needed to be cut off.

​This was the same lady I had linked up with my wife, so my wife could serve as a big sister to her and give her the emotional support she desperately needed at that vulnerable moment in her life.

​Just wondering this evening: would she have made an attempt on my life if we had met in person, just to keep me quiet?

Even if the story na fake, but OP really just try bring this kind fake story wey make sense.
Cuz most stories for this romance section dey always vex me, e dey like all women are devil and men are angels.
Sirchiboy and that other Keke rider one wey bannies no dey ever finish for im mouth na the worst OP for nairaland, Seun suppose give am award.

It's no more nepotism, it's now politicians abi?
Your comments would have been way different if only Yoruba people were appointed especially from North Central.
But to say thank you to Tinubu for appointing one of your blodas, na im pass you.
Born to criticize

NaijaNaWaa:
All appointments under Tinubu go to politicians because he just can't see beyond power and 2027. Nigeria doesn't deserve to be condemned to the stranglehold of a selfish, parochial and indifferent power monger.

Fry akara with LPG @ 1.6 USD per kg

BATified2023:
oga answer that question

What will graduate who can't get government job do?

Seconded.
Person wey never pay house rent, buy furniture, fuel or car from him pocket since 1999 open mouth dey yarn ammonia
If dem make am Senate President now e go 4get dis talk.
Senator Ndume or wtf your name is, if u don tire and I believe say u don tire, next year don't seek reelection.
We need a new face and fresh ideas from Borno.

ppogba:
Senator Loud mouth, you have been long enough to know that it is left for the legislature to do and come up with the law. Talking about " government" is only just shying away from taking responsibility for your inaction, ineptitude and ignorance.

Kulikuli business in Iragbiji afterall 50 million jobs for the youth na your mate

BATified2023:
is it every graduate that will get a government job?

What will happen to those who didn't get government job?

Akara frying with LPG @ 1.6 USD per kg

BATified2023:
wait

Will everyone get a government job?

So what happens to those that doesn't get a government job?

Only Kenneth Okonkwo can answer that question

Bluna:
I'm wondering what will happen to all the millions and billions paid for nomination fees. Are they refundable? 🤥

Did the US Supreme court not overturn its own judgement on Roe vs Wade?

seunmsg:
Can a judge withdraw or set aside his own judgment? Can someone provide a precedent to this?

Make dem come Sokoto for march come see heat tsunami, people still dey mix mortar under the sun

I agree with you.
Have you by chance read the Book of Enoch or the Book of Jubilees?
If you haven't, pls do

CodeTemplar:
many of them are inspired by demonic nature and do these things subconsciously or out of deep greed.

To understand better, the holy scripts said when fallen angels produced, their seeds were giants who consumed the output of mankind and exhausted the normal men around. That's exactly what is playing out when people seek demonic power to get into power(political). They become demons themselves and assume a giant mentality that wastes all the resources of normal men around. Their fathers too the fallen angels were known to teach mankind many advanced tech and things that werent critical to survival. Charms, weapon fabrication, jewelry and make up but never how to invent chariots to speed up farming or production.
That's the nature at work in most African leaders today.

You've just said what is on my mind.
If INEC hold elections in Borno today between APC and Boko Haram.
APC will not get even 25% of the votes.

lawani:
You are very right. The Kanuri are not against breaking away but are only remaining in Nigeria because of the allocation they receive and they can do without it as their VAT and CIT isn't bad. If you leave Borno to its own devices it will be under Boko Haram and that's not bad if it is what they want

Agreed, Did Tinubu also sell out SE?

esnbrutality:
Tinubu jailed sowore because sowore knows that TINUBU has betrayed MKO ABIOLAs legacy.

Tinubu has sold out the SW.

Nuff Said

You still don't get it do you?
State Police is here to stay.
Stop talking in future past tense.
Nigeria today is in a situation where if elections are held today, the majority of it's citizens would vote for a return to SARS despite their atrocities.


Do you think we don't know that the State Police will also commit atrocities but your alternative for us to wait for your utopia of jets, helicopters for State Police before they operate is as useless as the k in knife.

The greatest problem in Nigeria today is not doctors or hospitals nor schools or education or state owned roads, the greatest problem is insecurity.

About funding, did you believe states could find civilian JTF,Hisbah, amoketun, agunachemba and wtf their names are these days, did you believe States could fund them?
Can these same State security agencies be incorporated with 90 days military training and Ak47 with more Hilux as State Police?
Is the creation of State Police by Tinubu not in the spirit to legalize these different State security outfits and insert them into the constitution of the FRN as State Police?

Conclusion:
You are just being negative because it's not Peter Obi that did it.

Hypocrisy:
You love high taxes but you are voting for Obi leaving behind the tax master Tinubu and your ideology of preaching of high taxes.

If you get work, knowsay boys full your village wey go join State Police for minimum wage.
Go and verify.

nairalanda1:
First off, it is not about Obi or tinubu. If Obi was president, AND he proposed this, I would be laughin in state police too.

Second, a little secret, I do want state police. But in a country where the federal police is poorly funded, can government give money to the states to properly fund a state police.? The answer is no.

Look oga, you can abuse me all you like , even call me names, but we got to think about what we want in a state police, before we get something that would be infinetly worse. Right now, all states cannot fund state police. It does not matter if it is rivers, or kano, no state can fund state police

Even Lagos that took 20 years to do two out of seven rail lines for the city metro, cannot fund a state police that would look after the population

Again our federal police is badly funded, most of the rank and file are paid below or around minimum wage, the same minimum wage states were complaining that they cannot pay, and you suddenly trust them to fund state police well..? Ok.



Most if not all states cannot fund schools properly, hosptials, state owned roads, etc etc...and suddenly they will be able to fund a state police that is well equipped to fight the bad security challenges we got?

Most of you cry at the mention of tax, and suddenly you want a state police that would work well without most eveyrone paying taxes?

What you are asking for is guys that would be decimated by armed thugs at the first time of asking.

At the end, you face reality, or you lie to yourself. I don't care anyway, I've chosen to face reality.

Mr. Subsidy leave that your long long talk, you are talking in future past tense.
What Nigeria needs now is what matters, the State Police force, the manpower, bikes, Hilux with AK, finish.
Leave all that structure wey you dey misyarn, if State Police miss to kill you, we go pack una like sardine for Kirikiri or port you go Sokoto.
When you reach there write long long epistle on prison overcrowding from there.
Forensics kill you there for country wey even light no dey.

You just just want to criticize because Tinubu did it, if Tinubu did not do it, you guys would say Tinubu cannot do it, now he has done it and you guys are changing goalposts.
Do you guys truly believe that in Nigeria God gave wisdom only to Peter Obi?

nairalanda1:
And I am telling you that no state can afford an effective police force.

You can disagree with me, but it is what it is. The money needed is a lot

Plus we do not just need police force, we need good forensics, detention centers, juvenile law, enough judges , because Nigeria no get enough judges, that is why people are awaiting trial up and down, good training centers, not glorified secondary school wey dem go label am police training center, and even better funding for our universiites.

Plus, we need sane police officers, or do you want somebody with a few weeks training to come and be beating you up for nuthin?

Even if na to fight fulani herdsman, we need records, etc...even forensics to be sure we are holding the right fulani herdsman , not Hamidu from Kano who is passing through to buy some things for his shop in Kano, and knows nothing.

And in some instances, we need amored vehicles, tactical gear, drones, helicopters, not just one for every state, but several, decent cars, decent vehicles, not just dangote car wey he donate to police...hilux type cars, etc.

And all that needs a lot of money.

And it all needs to be maintained and upgraded, which means heavy duty taxes. You people wey dey call me Mr Tax, you see how e go be.?

State police is not what you people think. It may not involve a Bugatti, but it is not the nansense like Amotekun that cannot take on armed bandits.

Now, call me anti-progress.

This story is just to create a thread for Yorubas and Igbos to indulge in mud bathing.

Chi chi from the East and Deputy Governors son from the West, a Yoruba Muslim.
The author is a very imaginative animal

datola:
It's a super storyyyyyyyyy!

Na honeydew lemon I dey enjoy these days.
No fruit except my 2nd wife's fruits sweet pass am

Na rainbow water now, abi na for my mouth una wan hearsay rainbow coalition dey Rivers state?
Until Rivers state wake up and reject Wike and everything that has to do with him, I have absolutely nothing to say.

If you have locus standi go sue am for court na.
But if your 1 naira no dey there.... Na 1 million fine abuse of court process

kernniejay:
The account should be investigated.

Those who know, know.
Victor Giwa and co dey lodge am for 1 hotel for Bleep area and even CP know about this arrangement.
Even if na 5 years, she no go show till dem settle out of court.

See the kind topic wey a whole moderator dey bring come nairaland, direct to front page.
All nairaland mods have blood on their hands.
Yes, I mean all.
If not, why una delete that topic of policeman saluting bandits?

nlfpmod:
Actress Omeche Oko was involved in an acc!dent after falling from a motorcycle on a movie set.

She shared a video of the incident, which left her with a leg injury, and wrote:



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Moment actress Omeche Oko was involved in an acc!dent after falling from a motorcycle on a movie set🤯

Sharing a video of the incident, which left her with a leg injury, she wrote:

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— CHUKS 🍥 (@ChuksEricE) June 24, 2026

I don't know what you see, but what I am seeing on these pics is indicating "Diddy oil" vibes and my instincts strong pass Indaboski own

43Ronin:
Pharrell after cooking up a nice beat for wizzy;
Pharell- yo, wizzy hit it...
Wizkid- no be say you be senkele, we go dey sempepe, dey lesese, com kponlogo, dem we go jogodo, retete, kpelebe. Ok pharell drop your verse
Pharell- its ok bro, say less, we'll drop & send you the tape lera

Na your Papa face dey 1000 naira note?
Abeg shift

DrAkpa:
Who is your father please?
Who raised you?

Israeli former leaders and security chiefs threaten legal action over ‘Jewish terrorism'

The letter accuses the IDF of complicity in terrorism through a failure to intervene and active participation in violence.
Dozens of Israelis from the country's security, political and cultural elite have threatened legal action against their government over support for Jewish terrorism and an "ideology of ethnic cleansing" in the occupied West Bank, according to a leaked letter.

Two former prime ministers, former heads of all the Israeli security services, former judges, a Nobel laureate and the country's most revered living novelist were among the signatories to a "final warning" over violence against Palestinians.

They demanded immediate action to "eradicate Jewish terrorism", cataloguing years of attacks – including murder, sexual assault, theft, arson and desecration of the dead – by civilian and military perpetrators who acted with "almost complete impunity".

The campaign of extreme violence against Palestinians broke Israeli and international law, put Israel's security at risk, isolated the country internationally and fuelled antisemitism around the world, they said.

"This letter is a wake-up call and a final warning: We demand that you take all necessary measures to immediately eradicate Jewish terrorism that has been prevalent in Judea and Samaria in recent years," the letter said, using an Israeli term for the occupied West Bank.

If the prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, and his defence and security ministers and security commanders do not condemn and stop the violence, the signatories say they will petition Israel's high court to force their hand.

The letter, which has not been made public, was sent to the prime minister's office, the ministries of defence and national security, the military, police, and intelligence services. A copy was seen by the Guardian.

Signatories now raising the alarm about violence against Palestinians include commanders who led Israeli forces in occupied Palestine, and politicians who presided over years of settlement expansion.

Their acute sense of crisis is not reflected in the broader public debate in Israel as unofficial campaigning gets under way for elections due by the end of October.

The letter accused Netanyahu and his far-right coalition partners, who are expected to seek another term in power together, of enabling attacks on Palestinians to further an extremist agenda of ethnic cleansing and annexation.

"This is not solely a military and police failure, but the implementation of an overt policy by the Israeli government and its prime minister in general, and by the relevant ministers in particular," the letter said.

"[They] order the military, the police, and Shin Bet [the internal security agency] to enable the terrorism of Jewish criminals, because this horrendous phenomenon serves well the current government's ideology of carrying out 'ethnic cleansing' in the territories of Judea and Samaria to facilitate their future annexation."

The letter also drew parallels with historic attacks on Jewish communities in Europe. "The crimes of Jewish terrorism in the territories are reminiscent of similar crimes and pogroms committed against our people by other nations in eastern Europe in the 19th and 20th centuries."

Israel's military was complicit in this campaign of terror, through a failure to intervene and active participation in violence, the letter said.

Attackers have included members of regional defence units, men in part-uniform, and men who were not in active service but carried weapons they got from the Israeli military or national security ministry.

"The IDF [Israel Defense Forces] has clear policy of ignoring the crimes of Jewish terrorism, and in many incidents soldiers from the regional defense units and [settlement] security squads are themselves involved in the crimes of Jewish terrorism," the letter said.

Since 2020, Israeli soldiers and settlers have killed at least 1,100 Palestinian civilians in the occupied West Bank, at least a quarter of whom were children, UN data shows. No one has been charged over any of these deaths.

The attacks jeopardised Israeli security because they risked spurring Palestinian revenge attacks or even an uprising, or intifada, against Israeli occupation, the group warned.

Many signatories have previously denounced violence in the West Bank in public statements. However this letter, drafted and sent by the lawyer Shmuel Berkowitz, brought together a broader group, linked the violence to soldiers as well as settlers, and for the first time threatened legal action.

Signatories include two former prime ministers, Ehud Olmert and Ehud Barak, four former ministers whose portfolios included defence and justice, and more than 30 former security commanders including two chiefs of staff for Israel's military and heads of the Mossad, Shin Bet and the police.

Prominent figures from outside politics and the security sector include the novelist David Grossman, the Nobel chemistry laureate David Kornberg, an Oscar winner and 10 Israel Prize award winners.

Signatories from the legal system include a former attorney general, judges and senior legal advisers to the government. From academia, signatories include the former CEO of Tel Aviv University and an expert on international terror. There are also rabbis and former ambassadors.

The letter said recent condemnations of violence by political and military leaders were not credible without action.

"How come you have not been successful in eradicating Jewish terror, given that the identity of their leaders and their places of residence are well known to you, and they are estimated to number a few hundred [people]?" said one section addressed directly to Gen Avi Bluth, the commanding officer in the occupied West Bank.

The letter warned of government financial, political and legal support for violence and a culture of impunity, with the Israeli police and military each claiming the other has jurisdiction to prosecute attackers.

The letter took direct aim at Netanyahu, noting that his claim last year that settler violence was the work of a few dozen teenagers had "no basis in reality".

There were questions for other officials including the far-right national security minister, Itamar Ben-Gvir, the defence minister, Israel Katz, the chief of staff, Eyal Zamir, Shin Bet's head, David Zini, and the police commissioner, Daniel Levy.

The prime minister's office, the defence and national security ministries, the police and the Israeli military were approached for comment on the letter but did not respond.

https://uk.news.yahoo.com/israeli-former-leaders-security-chiefs-105326443.html

Don't ignore the signs, if not you go see wonders, start saving for your twins.
Your gf get belle like 2 weeks old.
Congratulations

Negroid001:
Wahala ooo. I just dey see baby related ads and post everywhere. Even on nairaland😫😫

You sef get power to continuously dey try to wake people wey dey pretend to sleep.

CharlesCNG:
You are still debating an article that nobody wrote.

The article was not titled "Why Tinubu Has Achieved 24/7 Electricity."

The article was titled "The Obi Wave: From 2023 Tsunami To Electoral Drizzle."

It examined one question:

Why has the electoral momentum of 2023 not translated into subsequent election victories?

Notice how you have spent several paragraphs discussing Tinubu, electricity, Benin-Ore Road and what you personally will do in 2027.

Not one sentence answering the question raised in the article. 😁

As for Obi's Anambra performance, you accidentally prove my point.

If Obi was such an electoral superweapon, why couldn't Labour Party convert that goodwill into governorship victories, legislative dominance or sustained electoral success after 2023?

That is the issue.

And nobody said Tinubu should not be judged.

Judge him by all means.

But if you want to discuss Tinubu's performance, start a thread on Tinubu's performance.

Don't enter a discussion about Obi's electoral decline and then spend your entire time discussing electricity.

That is like attending a wedding and delivering a speech about aviation fuel.

And please, leave Benin-Ore Road alone.

That road has suffered enough without being compared to your logic.

They will not pick even Rochas Okorocha but
than for them to pick an Ibo man, they will rather pick a cow.
This is the plain truth about the North, this is what they discuss in their guarded moments.

BATified2023:
so if the north have the option to pick an ibo man or a Yoruba man

Which one do u think they will pick?

This guy looks like someone Police don save from jungle justice multiple times even today, omo see scars