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Crime › Re: Bayelsa Big Boy Popularly Known As Lion Arrested For Kidnapping In Abuja by gaby(m): 8:56pm On Sep 24, 2022
Opintiwa:
Una go make Small change .

Enter social media begin show oya na .

Yahoo sef come better pass kidnapping
Na the same mama and papa born the two and na disgrace like this be all of their end game...
Crime › Re: Bayelsa Big Boy Popularly Known As Lion Arrested For Kidnapping In Abuja by gaby(m): 8:47pm On Sep 24, 2022
This is the standard and well-deserved end for everyone who seeks to reap from where they haven't sown or cut corners to get rich. Disgrace and shame will always be their portion including our evil politicians.

The baboon isn't crying because he regrets or is truly sorry for his actions, but because he got caught and shamed.

Idiotic youths wey no crawl before dem begin to run...

You can imagine how many innocent and legitimate hustlers this idiot go don use him fake like and display of obscene blood money send on the "depression" lane. Not to talk of people girlfriends, daughters, and future wives wey him go don scatter...

Foolish big for nothing lazy demon.
Politics › Re: Fresh Crisis Brews In APC As NWC Rejects Campaign Council List by gaby(m): 8:46pm On Sep 24, 2022
May the enemies of Nigeria and the poor citizens continue to turn against one another until they cancel out themselves....
Politics › Re: ARCHIVE: I’ll Leave, Fight APC If ‘Dangerous Muslim VP’ Emerges – Fani-kayode by gaby(m): 8:42pm On Sep 24, 2022
What a cooler of rice can not change does not exist...

Signed,

Garrulous and gluttonous FFK
Romance › Re: The Lady Friend Helping But Irritating Me After My Surgery Update!!! by gaby(m): 8:36pm On Sep 24, 2022
Attention seeker..

It's becoming clearer that what happened to your leg was no accident but a well-deserved reward.

Mouthing off about 2 bedroom apartment...
Crime › Re: Europe Is Not Easy - Nigerian Man Says As He Analyses His Monthly Expenses (vid) by gaby(m): 6:26pm On Sep 24, 2022
Broken record from ingrates.

Nigeria is not easy, Europe is not easy, America is not easy, Canada is not easy...

Kill yourselves and go find out if heaven or hell will be easy for you.

Lazy, entitled pricksss

Always complaining and never finding anything to be grateful for about life...

These sort of people and mentality not only disgusts me, but they also end up very limited in life...
Crime › Re: Police Officer Shoots At A Man Wielding Machete At Him (Video) by gaby(m):
Great job by the police man....

Idiot....

This is certainly Haiti....

The country is the true definition of a hell-hole..
Pets › Re: 77 Years Old Farmer Beaten To Death By His Kangaroo Pet In Australia (Pics) by gaby(m):
See the mortal kombat kangaroo face like BATolomeeew face.... grin grin

Only say this kangaroo grab muscles and dey healthy pass am....
Politics › Re: Just-wedded Couple Join Obidatti Abuja Rally Straight From Church (vid, PHOTO) by gaby(m): 5:44pm On Sep 24, 2022
Let's all keep hoping for the best.

The next 2-3 years after the elections will be very very critical and hopefully, supporters of the eventual winner will be proud, bold, and able to beat their chests both online and offline. This is what I term responsibility and accountability for actions or inactions.

If your candidate wins and you complain or curse at him and his policies, you'd be cursing at yourself directly and indirectly.
Politics › Re: Reno Omokri Picks Holes In Governor Wike’s Media Chat, Lists 10 Fallacies by gaby(m): 11:58pm On Sep 23, 2022
Nigerians sabi bastardize words sha..


Reno and chieftain of PDP in the same sentence?

Una no well
Politics › Re: FG Contract To Ex- Militant To Curb Crude Oil Theft In Nigeria. by gaby(m): 11:33pm On Sep 23, 2022
The stage is pleasantly set to reciprocate the same gesture to the Northern version of the militants a.k.a repentant Boko Haram terrorists in a Federal character way.

How una wan take complain.

A joke of a country.

Na this country Zelenski the comedian suppose dey preside over because we are indeed the comedy central of the world...
Properties › Re: Four Confirmed Dead As Building Collapses In Mushin, Lagos (Photo) by gaby(m): 11:17pm On Sep 23, 2022
The picture of this building aptly depicts everything, Nigeria.

A house with a faulty or zero foundation can never keep a stand.

Simple logic.
Politics › Re: In 2021, FG Engaged US Firm To Recover Illicit Funds ‘Linked’ To Atiku by gaby(m):
Make the revelations and mudslingings begin among you, evil thieves.

May you all disgrace yourselves and your lineages to the entertainment of the citizens whose lives your kleptocracy has destroyed.

Enemies of State and the masses.
Nairaland General › Re: Queen Elizabeth's Funeral Service: Observations And Lessons For Africans by gaby(m): 3:13pm On Sep 23, 2022
DaddyFreeze2020:
The 'whole world' was present in the Queen's burial service. Significantly, all the world leaders, political and religious heads from all over the world and from all walks of life were seated accordingly before the service began.

I observed there was no poster of the deceased queen, no order of service except that provided by the church, no sackcloth by the family of the queen (at least to identify her immediate family) and no Ashoebi for Queen's family, well wishers and relatives.

The service was solemn and interestingly soul-mellowing. There was orderliness and organization. The military parade and match by the royal navy and others was nearly perfect and a top notch. They displayed expertise in the highest level.

Her children, grand and great grand children were all composed and comported, calmly sitted and flowing with the tempo of events. No stress on their faces as a result of running around for their mother's burial.

The singing of hymns, chanting of psalms and canticle were like voices of many waters. There was no shouting, no noise, no repetition of words like 'Praise God!' 'Hallelujah! Amen! Sons of the living God! Shout a big Hallelujah!

The homily which was delivered by the Archbishop of Canterbury, Most Rev'd and Rt. Hon Justin Welby did not last more than ten minutes. His opening prayer was less than ten seconds and he didn't even say closing prayer. In fact I didn't know he had finished preaching.

As a burial service that had many world leaders in attendance including muslims and other unbelievers, I expected a salvation message from the Archbishop so that those men will hear the true word of God for once. But no!

He didn't even make reference with emphasis to any scripture let alone calling for altar call for those who wanted to give their lives to Christ. I expected the preacher to tell us more about the dead queen, her life and times but he didn't do that.

No recognition of dignitaries in the service by the Archbishop of Canterbury. No special greetings whatsoever by the family of the bereaved. No collection of offering. No launching and fund raising in the burial service in support of the church. No announcement on where guests and visitors will be served food.

They knew why they gathered, did that exactly and dispersed. Altogether the service lasted an hour. No time for frivolities. Everything was well ordered and arranged. Her palace was not repainted to look new to the visitors. No gunshots were heard. No masquerade.

Lessons:

If as Africans we have nothing to learn from the queen's burial, we must learn simplicity and avoid unnecessary wastage of finance and time during burials. We must discourage extravagant display and waste of resources during burials.

The church has a vital role to play in reducing a lot of financial burdens placed on people who are bereaved of their loved ones. Insisting that the family of the deceased should pay a certain amount of money before burial is not in the best interest of the church.

If we don't redefine our concept of Christianity in Africa as simple, accommodating and devoid of ostentation we may continue to lose membership. We must leave Christianity as simple as it is meant to be where everyone is treated equally with love.

'Giving honour to whom honour is due' is good but it must not override our sense of duty and consciousness of time in a public worship. It must be closely watched to avoid eventual shift of our attention to human worship.

We must resist the temptation of raising money in church services when we see political money bags and dignitaries, more especially during burials and other services that are not originally intended for fund raising.

Rev'd Fr Obi Chindo
Prolocutor for the Poor and the Marginalized

AD 2022
Thanks for your submission, so cool.

However, isn't okay for us to also copy and accept the fact that a gay priest isn't a demon after all and must be allowed with respect to stand on the pulpit to teach 'God's' word?

In my opinion, our copy copy as you have tried to admonish needs to be holistic and encompassing.

Thank you, sir.... grin
Family › Re: A by gaby(m): 2:41pm On Sep 23, 2022
henrimoto:
@gaby. Bros, thanks for your input. You na very good story teller. No dull moments, reading your story.
Hahahhaha...i like tori well well oh...lol
Politics › Re: Tinubu meet with Northern Christian Leaders (Pictures) by gaby(m): 2:43am On Sep 23, 2022
oyebanji44:
Great.... Tinubu is a very nice man


those Christian leaders were so happy to see him
Your word-count no reach 100 oh.

We dey monitor una online work oh...

Don't you see how your mates posted?

Your appointment won't be terminated at the end of this month.

grin
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia: Nuclear War Reality Hits Europe - No More Bluffing by gaby(m): 2:31am On Sep 23, 2022
RikudoSennin:
Nato are in unofficially. It is why Russia withdrew from Kharkov as they encountered NATO there.

It is why Russia is using the referendums as a bait, if NATO bites it. WW3 don start be that.
War games...
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia: Nuclear War Reality Hits Europe - No More Bluffing by gaby(m): 10:33pm On Sep 22, 2022
Adjovi:
Of course they have been involved but no attack directly in Russia itself. That's why the referendum is about to be enforced which automatically makes those regions part of Russia and any attack on them will result in escalation.
You got the drill...
Sports › Re: Players Lionel Messi Has Assisted by gaby(m): 8:32pm On Sep 22, 2022
obembet:
Lionel Messi has the most assists in football. Thomas Muller, Luis Suarez, Cristiano Ronaldo and Angel di Maria make up the top five list for assist-makers.

Paris Saint-Germain forward Lionel Messi has provided the most assists in football. The Argentina captain has tallied 372 assists in his record-breaking career for club and country.

Messi ended his maiden league campaign with PSG with 15 assists in 26 Ligue 1 outings. This includes a hat-trick of assists for his new club against Clermont Foot in April 2022.

In addition, Messi lead the greatest player of all time, Cristiano Ronaldo with 100 assist. Rolando have 272 assists while his counterpart have 372 assist.

Here is the number of player Messi have assisted so far

Source: https://twitter.com/goal/status/1568204428200611842?t=_1WGztctA9btvCqD5PN14A&s=19[/quote]Is this report sure Messi never assisted Ibrahimovic?
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia: Nuclear War Reality Hits Europe - No More Bluffing by gaby(m): 8:22pm On Sep 22, 2022
rottennaija:
This one is different. Russia faces an existential threat from US and NATO. They are not bluffing. If NATO wants to escalate, Russia will resort to survival.
And you honestly believe NATO and the US haven't been directly involved in this war from the onset?

You sincerely believe Ukraine has been resisting Putin's denazificaion and demilitarization exercise all by themselves?

Everyone is getting MAD (Mutually Assured Destruction) according to Putin which has been the case economically.

Lol
Family › Re: A by gaby(m):
Wow...inspirational...thanks, for sharing.

I often tell people this: most occurrences, bitter or sweet, aren't by mistake. They were meant to happen in actualizing our life's design and purpose, and subsequently go on to define what would make up our life's history.

I had to go back digging for this personal story I had shared a long time ago on an almost similar thread...

Enjoy...

NB

I am sharing the story below as a result of the op's and his ilk's unruly attack on me and my submission just to make them see life from a different perspective and understand from what point my advice was made...


Growing up in the standard Lagos face me I slap you setting in Mafoluku Oshodi when the Military boys held sway in Nigeria, most of the matures here or history savvy's would understand how hopeless and depressing the economy and general standard of living was at this time.

Now, daddy and mummy had chosen to manufacture 11 of us as kids, and I'd be saddled with the onerous task of being the Nigerian "first son" with loads of expectations from me on finding a way to alleviate the family's situation and by extension better the lots of kids I had been brought into the world with at my parents' behest and not because I had chosen to come to them.

You can at best imagine daddy, mum, we the kids, and a cousin living with us then having to jostle for a space in a two-room living space from a sixteen-room face me I face you living set up.

Not able to wrap my mind around the kind of life I had been born into and in the quest to better mine and my family's lot, I decided I was going to quit school, find a way to travel abroad, and go hustle for my family.

Before then, a bachelor neighbor Oli, had chosen our house as the only trusted one where he could drop his keys because he lived with his boys/friends who were all traders at Idumota.

There was one of his roomies who was in his 40s then (Ikenna), he was always ever the last to leave home and would, as usual, drop their key at mine.

My immediate younger sister (Mary) had just finished high school, naive and still a virgin, she'd naturally be at home most time.

In the midst of all these, I found out I could risk my life in the desert in search of a better life abroad, after all how I want to take get a visa, and if I die, I die but I had decided I'd rather die trying instead of sitting, watching my family ravaged by poverty and still die. All die na die I had told my young self.

Got myself prepped, lied to my dad, and made him raise me some little cash, and into the desert, I proceeded.

For two whole years, I had languished on the road and was only able to communicate with my family only after about 6 months of leaving home. For sure they'd thought I had gone back to my maker.

After the two unforgettable years of languishing on the road, I had succeeded into Spain eventually, called up daddy to break the news to him, but he didn't quite believe me. Note that this was before the era of mobile phones in Nigeria. Sensing that daddy was having a hard time believing I was in Spain finally, I dropped the line, did a western union money transfer from the locotorium I was calling from, called him back, and furnished him with the transfer details.

Then and only then was I able to convince daddy otherwise.

And then, keeping to my nomadic and adventurous lifestyle, I proceeded to move on to the Netherlands to go tell the authorities there how I and my friendly 'horse' on whose back I had ridden to Europe were the only ones surviving from my little village in Delta, hence my request to seek asylum in their country.

Luckily for me, I had succeeded in convincing them to allow me to stay in the Netherlands, and would be given a weekly stipend as pocket money back then in camp. From this money I'd call home on weekends, talk to my family and always assured my other siblings that I'd make sure they had the best education having slaughtered mine on the altar of "I wan bail family out".

During one of such weekend calls, after the usual pleasantries exchanged, daddy had told me in a stutter....

" Mary, your younger sister fell pregnant and now has a daughter"...

Ah ah... I had muttered in obvious instant deflation plus disappointment, but I had refused to get angry, judge my sister, or castigate her.

I asked daddy, how, when, and by whom...


Still stuttering, he had told me it was like a month after I had left Nigeria, she initially wasn't forthcoming with who was responsible, how it had brought shame to the family which I could imagine knowing how our neighbors were, and how even some people had been insinuating that daddy who was a deeper life pastor might be responsible because no one could make a sense of how Mary who was a home girl could fall pregnant. The whole matter weak me like dodo, but I listened with rapt attention anyways.

And then, daddy said she later confessed that Ikenna, who we called Brother Ikenna was responsible. He had denied responsibility but when my battalion siblings faced him, he had accepted the responsibility with zero plans to marry her just like this op.

I told dad how disappointed I was, and how angry I am that they had kept it away from me for that long, told them not to worry that I'd take care of my sister and the kid, and hung up.

Fast forward to 2008 when I visited Nigeria, the baby Vic had grown, obviously abandoned with my family. She'd grown up to see my mum as hers and Mary as aunty Mary until recently.

Levels had changed, I had improved my family's situation, built them a house in Lagos, Ikenna gone with the wind, and would soon resurface looking for daddy's number and whoever could point him on how to locate my family.

By this time he should be in his 50s, no life, wife or any other kid. Come and see abeg.


My phone would go bellowing one day, upon picking up, the voice at the other end had been subtle and subdued with a "good afternoon sir, na me Ikenna"...

Ah ah..bwoda Ikenna, na me you dey call sir?

He went on, abeg no vex for wetin happen I know say I Bleep up...wetIn i wan tell bwoda Ikenna after how many years... I simply dropped the call.. I no fit shout.

The long and short of it all is that, today over 20 years later...

Brother Ikenna's life is nothing to write home about.

Mary, my younger sister is today happily married and would soon be one of the youngest grandmas because Vicky, the kid in question has grown into a very beautiful young graduate.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia: Nuclear War Reality Hits Europe - No More Bluffing by gaby(m):
They keep misunderstanding the Nuclear war Putin is talking about.

The guy just dey use KGB tactics dey divert their attention and leading them on a wild goose chase while he hits them codedly when they are well distracted.

This is the original game of thrones...no be shouting sanctions sanctions and playing your full hands for the enemy to see...

Hit them, give them a fake sense of temporary victory and while they are happy celebrating their temporal wins and distracted, head to the other side and give them yet a bite...lol
Politics › Re: 2023: Tinubu Is A Man Of Integrity – Ganduje by gaby(m): 5:27pm On Sep 22, 2022
Talk about when a corrupt man without integrity decides to give one an award for integrity...

What name should we give such an award?

My heart goes out to us all in Nigeria.
Politics › Re: President Buhari In Bilateral Meetings With Mahmoud Abbas And Issoufou (Photos) by gaby(m): 12:39am On Sep 22, 2022
pacificom:
Nigeria has finally run out of relationship with progressive nations. So instead of being friendless, we rather tie up with Palestine to exchange bilateral laughs.
Funny sheet

Bilateral whatever with the comedian from Ukraine would have even made more sense...lol
Celebrities › Re: BREAKING: Nollywood Actress, Rita Dominic Gives Birth To Twins by gaby(m): 12:35am On Sep 22, 2022
Congrats yuzedoooo sweetus
Politics › Re: Nigeria President, Buhari Vows To Leave Legacy Of Credible Elections by gaby(m): 12:22am On Sep 22, 2022
That would be a great legacy and a beautiful foundation to begin a proper rebuilding of a desirable country where the electorates will be able to hire and fire their leaders as they deem fit.
Politics › Re: President Buhari In Bilateral Meetings With Mahmoud Abbas And Issoufou (Photos) by gaby(m): 10:57pm On Sep 21, 2022
Wonderful...

Wetin dem wan bilateral with Palestine...import and export of jihadists?


Na waaaa
Travel › Re: Moment Tourists Woke Up To 3 Lions Licking Water Off Their Tent In Botswana (vid by gaby(m): 4:39am On Sep 21, 2022
The water na appetiser before the main course..
Romance › Re: Leaked Phone Conversation Between NYSC Corper And SS2 Female Student by gaby(m): 4:08am On Sep 21, 2022
Nigeria is a den of paedophiles.

Gosh...
Foreign Affairs › Re: Winter Is Here First Snow In Ukraine by gaby(m): 1:43am On Sep 20, 2022
E go red worldwide..

Climate change no be joke...

I won't be surprised if it snowed in this Nigeria anytime soon.
Crime › Re: Yahoo Boy Caught On Camera On Live News After Being Tracked By The FBI (Video) by gaby(m): 1:41am On Sep 20, 2022
Hahaha ha-ha

Ekpa pick race....

Where you dey run go....

Dude, you are now famous....


Yeye people...
Politics › Re: U.S. Court Orders Bidemi Rufai To Pay $604,260, Forfeit Asset by gaby(m): 9:38pm On Sep 19, 2022
Governor Eleyi 1 of Nigeria...

Just like Amoda...

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