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SmartPolician:Yeah you mean qualified to send the Refinery into bankruptcy. Goodlady:Why so that they will send him back to his village with nothing. |
FreeStuffsNG:Dont be so myopic. it doesnt suit you. speak on matter you know something about and not on something you know nothing about. Are you aware that NLNG is one of the financial of that project. Is Nlng making its money in your so called Lagos or in Bonny. and do you know how much it cost NLNG monthly just to Run its boat services between Port harcourt and Bonny. Mind you it boats services only carries Personnel and some goods. If you su that amount for a year it might cover up to half this project cost and they have been running that boat service without fail for 20 years. |
FutureFocus:Yes I am currently driving an electric car here in Nigeria. And I am not saying Dangote refinery should be shut down. |
iHart:Oga, your imagination will not ruin you I sear. The article said and eyewitness, who were the people who rushed her to the hospital, said she was rejected by several hospitals due to a Police report of something, and you, living on the front page of Nairaland, is claiming otherwise and saying I should believe in your imagination. Waoohh just Waoohh. You are saying you rushed injured people to the hospital, were those injuries as bad as this woman's own? he injury could pass normal eyes as a gang attack or something. What if the police decided to harass the doctors, saying they treated someone who they were on her trail for ganag fighting. I can easily reply on my own imagination and be a patriotic citizen too to say, no body was stabbed and also no body died anywhere in Bwari. do not belive everything you read online simple. Imagination is key. |
FreeStuffsNG:. This guy's comment is something else. I do not know why humans are so wicked. I don't think he has ever been to Bonny before, because if he has, he won't be saying all this rubbish. The road will bring more development into the place. So you believe Victoria Island and Lekki are more important than Bonny. Those are islands off Lagos, and Bonny is an Island off Rivers State. And the difference between Lekki and Bonny is that Bonny generates far more money for Nigeria than Lekki and Victoria Island. |
Lezzlie:You must be joking. I have stayed in the south east for years, so I guess you are the one giving an opinion from your imagination. |
FutureFocus:You are just been myopic in this view. I do not know why you guys do not think behind your days meal. |
okerekingsley90:Any woman who has money in Nigeria, too, should marry more men, so life can balance out. |
Lateef73:You are right on that one. That was what I told some people earlier when I was in Bonny. and they are very much aware and I think the security agencies are looking into it. |
Procashtips:Truth is someone had access to his phone and borrowed the money, then transferred it, and he doesn't know about it. He should hold those people closer to him, like his spouse, friends, or siblings; the ban is innocent. To take a salary advance or something like quick credit from GTbank is as simple as just dialing their USSD code on your phone. With that, I can take quick credit to the tune of N20M. |
Mariangeles:If the ode chooses to use his life as a redemption camp. Who are we to judge and condemn him? He should continue abeg eee.. |
tesseract:That is what fits those kind of wocked mother inlaw. I know alot of them and i am disgusted by their acts. |
franchasng:Oga don't use that Nollywood lies. Truth is I have stayed in igbo land for years and a lot of my male friends are igbos. During when they were ready to get married, this is exactly what happened that I have stated. So I decided to take a sampling of each of them. My best man during my marriage is an Igbo guy, although he married another tribe, but that was because he didn't grow up in the east, and if you see hi,m he doesn't behave like a typical Igbo, he is someone with a open mind. but you see the other of my friends more than 10 of them that was the case. there was one who wanted to marry another tribe girl. He told me his mother will cry for him anytime he mentions that girls name and finally, he went to his village to marry. And funny enough the village girl he married which his mother hand-picked for him, is not in talking terms with his mother. They do not call each other year in year out. They had a big quarrel, like a year into their marriage. One was even telling me the reason he cannot marry a non-Igbo girl is that if they are at home together, which language will they be using to communicate? |
iHart:Oga, think deep and stop making assumptions from your own reasoning, because you have already programmed your mind on something, and even right now, you are contradicting yourself. If you really want to play the role of a doubting Thomas, please do it with facts and evidence. Your first fact above about people being afraid to rush accident victims to the hospital because of fear of police whahala, you are right. But then in the first instance, why fear police wahala when you are in the process of helping save a life, and you think those doctors are not also afraid to admit this woman due to fear of police wahala. Why I will say this is not the case for the people who rushed this woman to the hospital is because this incident happened in her area outside her gate, so the people around at that time know her very well, and they will not hesitate to rush her to the hospital. So you think if an accident happens in your area where they know you, the residents there will be scared of police wahala instead of rushing you to the hospital. Think again, my friend. Stop making excuses for these wicked police officers, as they are not worth it. In a sane society, no one would be scared of rushing an accident victim to the hospital all because of police wahala. That means the police do not encourage such. |
Lezzlie:Living in delusion and lying to yourself knowingly is a trait far worse than being a hypocrite. I told you I spent five years in Igbo land, and even currently, 95% of my friends are all Igbos. So I know the Igbos more than you. You are the one stereotyping a woman without knowing a thing about the situation. |
TruthU87:Keep deceiving yourself with lies you hear. na you get your mouth. |
FutureFocus:Oga you are not well informed, so stop talkning on matters you know nothing about. We are gradually moving away from crude oil, but you Africans are now thinking of oil and gas, continue. |
Mightymanna:. There is massive insecurity in the east, I do not think a sane investor will want to put his or her money in a place where there is massive insecurity and some hoodlums can just come up one day and blow your investment to the ground, think about it. |
Blitzking:Then boom peter obi will come back in 2027 to reverse the sale and people like you will hail him and he will pump another $1.5B into the refinery again and you people will be jubilating and the refinery will only produce like 10 litres of petrol and shutdown again then the circle continues on and on without end. because we don't learn in this country. |
Everfrank:And the husband is a good man, because he is a big baby with no responsibility, the way some of you reason, ehnn.. |
franchasng:Just swear you do not know that what i am saying is the truth. and can you boldly claim that your mother never pressured you to marry a girl from the village. See this is common among igbo guys the truth is 95% of my friends are igbos and i even schooled in Unizik Awka, Anmabra state. This is not an assumption or an isolated case. It is a common practice among them. Maybe your family might be different and maybe more exposed, but the truth is this is what most igbo guys are doing. |
franchasng:For your info, I am not a Yoruba boy, I am from the South-South south and I know you Igbo guys like the back of my palm. I will tell you the truth. You know deep down in your heart I am telling you the truth; however, this does not really apply to the Igbo girls so long as the person she is getting married to has money. But you see, the guys' mothers will always insist and try to force them to marry an Igbo girl, especially from their village. |
iHart:Maybe you should be named the next doubting Thomas. Even with glaring evidence, you will still doubt, but if you believe some conspiracy theory now, you will be among the first to carry it for head like gala. If those pulpit bandits say so now you will believe. We live in Nigeria and I know how laicaidastical our doctors and nurses can be. |
LagosOrigin:When all those your elupee Senators and house of rep members were asked to receive innoson motors as their official car, what did they say, it is their turn now, and you cannot limit them to Innoson. |
okoloto:What about the bad character of the man's family? His mother doesn't have bad character, his siblings don't have bad character, but only his wife has bad character. They play, you hear just dey play. When you grow up, I pray you don't find yourself or someone you love in this kind of situation. No matter how good the person is to the family, they will still hate you; they will turn your good into bad. Especially in this part of the world, Africa, where we are actively looking for the slightest sin or wrongdoing, angels are looking for the slightest act of purity from the devil, so we can amplify it and use it to judge their entire being. It may shock you that bad wives who are sensible last longer in this kind of marriage than the good ones. thatigboman:And this is how to want to have their Biafra so they can go about hating themselves and becoming tribalistic towards themselves. You are very correct because I have an Igbo friend who similar stuff happened to. He is from Imo, while his wife is from Annambea. His father-in-law said he cannot allow him to marry his daughter, the guy went behind to get the girl pregnant because of love, still father-in-law insisted that he is looking for another child and still will not allow him to marry his daughter. After series of begging from the guy to all the girls family members and assistance from the girl as well the father inlaw decided to bulge. Another of my friend he is from Abia while the girl is from IMO state, his long-time friend he told me he wants to get married together, when he met the girls father he refused to get her married to him, he even went with his people, and they were denied marriage. Thank God guy man had a second option girlfriend whom he finally decided to marry. |
sylve11:You are absolutely wrong. Not in all cases, this is African, where some people can just hate you all because of your tribe. |
BadBradley:And who are you to tell her what to do? Most of you are just so selfish and lack every form of human sympathy. franchasng:You really do not know Igbo women. Most of my friends are igbo and I can tell you these for a fact, I have even had this conversion with a lot of igbo guys are I even sampled more than 10 of my colleagues who are igbo and trust me 9 out of that 10 got married to woman from the same village as them and the truth is their mother played a major role in making that marriage happen. And these men at some point before they got married to their village wives, were dating girls from other places. So it is an Igbo guy's thing. Those guys are extremely tribalistic. This is a fact, if you think it is a lie, just check out any Igbo guy around you who grew up in the southeast, if they are married, they most of the time picked their wives from their villages. |
tesseract:Sometimes your advice is not right. Because the woman is not marrying the family, the most important thing is for her to know the type of man you gets into that kind of marriage with. If he is the mummy's boy or a weakling before his family, then girl, I will advise you to run away. But if he is the opposite, I will advise you to stay and wicked that his family, just cut him off from his people, and you will leave a happy life. |
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