Arrant rubbish! Cartel ko! Cortex ni!

please keep 'em coming @op.

when we tell you guys that Europe isn't what it used to be, you doubt us and tell us to 'comot for road'. He least he could have done before leaving was to have a contact person to 'show him the way' and help him avoid useless mistakes.

Well,we can only wish him well and pray he survives this sojourn. You can also send him Western Union. meet your friends and relatives to raise funds and wire it to him over there.

Cheers,

Freedom2016:
2019 Presidential Election, who would you vote for...

1. APC - GMB/Osinbanjo
2. PDP - Sule Lamido/Wike
3. APGA - Obiano/Labaran Maku

PDP - Lamido/Peter Obi

Sounds more like it... or what do you think?

Is Jagaban now a wailer? Somebody tell me this isn't happening. I cannot believe it.

Haba! Death penalty?! C'mon. That's abit too harsh. Sometimes I marvel at our judicial system and processes.

Lucky Igbinedion is a convicted criminal after he stole Edo state blind for 8 years. In fact, he owned up to the crime so as to get a lesser sentence. He paid his fine/penalty right there in the Court and went back home same day. And here we are with these two young gentlemen. Sentenced to death by hanging.

Unless of course, there's something they haven't told us. Did the supermarket manager die in the process?!

Young03:


the guy de supply condoms to shops around b side

sod off mate!

Young03:
not surprised

we that live in Benin city knows wat he does


c as guys de buy new cars here everyday

VENZA na their specie

Please who is he and what does he do?

@op, if it looks like duck and quacks like a duck, it is a duck.

In other words, stone wey eyes see no dey blind am. To be forewarned is to be fore armed.

Be Guided! I have spoken. The gods are wise!

sarrki:
Truth according to a friend:

Nigeria Economy was never strong. It was only revolving around corruption.

A man steals Millions of Naira. Uses part of it to build a house. He will buy bags of cements, building rods and other materials. Pay workers who work on the site. Give Millions to his girlfriend, who will go and buy Brazilian hair, buy expensive jewelleries and shoes. Spent Millions on a five star hotel to organize a birthday party and buy assorted drinks.

They were getting Billions of Naira from the scam called fuel subsidy. They will go and keep the money in the Banks, and the Banks were looking for fat deposits.
From the loots, fat offerings and tithes were paid. Millions were even paid to Religious leaders for prayers. The Economy was booming around corruption.

Then, a new Sheriff came to town with integrity. He says, it is not going to be business as usual.
TSA was introduced.
The war against corruption declared.
Most sources of ill gotten wealth cut off.
No more free cash for the boys.

And because we are a consuming Nation from ill gotten wealth, the so called strong Economy suddenly collapsed.
Some even suggested that corruption should be brought back.

We must now start to build a productive Economy based on genuine source of wealth.

This is the sorry state of Nigeria Economy today.

very myopic and senseless post. Is your friend educated?

where will you put the contraction of FDIs in your analysis? How about policy somersaults by Govt.? How about militancy in the Niger-Delta and how it has affected oil production? where will you place that in your dumb analogy? how about honest business men and women who conduct their businesses in clean and genuine ways? where will you place the REMITA scam,the illegal recruitments in the CBN,FIRS & NDIC? how about budget padding? so according to you, corruption in Nigeria stopped on May 29, 2015?! You both need to get your craniums checked because I sense this isn't about illiteracy alone. There's some element of insanity involved.

De-marketing your fellow citizens and your country because you want to heard by all means.

dunce!

mrvitalis:


1) because we want to diversify dose that mean we should stop exploring our oil?? Is there anything wrong if we produce 10 million barrels per day and yet that contribute only 25% of our revenue??
Why are u talking about only oil exploration in the North.. Why not talk about the plan to expand our water boundaries to include 40% more oil blocks??
2) economy polices are very clear... .. . The mining sector is being improved.. Investors are coming in... the transport sector has received more investment.. The ict hubs. . Automobile hubs
If u can see it. . They u have a problem
3) what was actually banned?? We can't ban Any goods we are members of ITO.. Get ur facts straight

I wouldn't want join issues with you as I see from your post that you reason like a fish. You are of very low iq, hence the reason for your being dull.

@op, I can't say this is a nice write up. I just http://nnpcgroup.com/PublicRelations/NNPCinthenews/tabid/92/articleType/ArticleView/articleId/36/NNPC-Intensifies-Exploration-Activities-in-Chad-BasinTo-Acquire-33-550-sq-km-of-3-D-seismic-data-for-processingAs-Diezani-Alison-Madueke-calls-for-strengthening-of-Efforts.aspxwant to throw a question or two to you.
1. Why is the Nigerian government pumping money into the search to discover oil in the lake Chad region in such a time as this? Especially when this administration promised diversification of the economy?!

2. What single economic policy has this administration put forward to remedy the prevailing economic climate and how well is this 'policy' going down with Nigerians?
3. When you impose a ban, what plans/policies are in place for the local production of substitute goods/raw materials? Do we just ban for banning sake? Recall OBJ banned certain items during his administration i.e. Poultry, fruit juices etc. but we know what policies were put in place to ensure that local capacity was enhanced.

I await your answers.

Thank you,

Super story by Wale Adeniga Productions. One of the very many drawbacks of social media. People circulating fables.

Season of suicide! Who will heal the land?! Nigeria is sick. God save your people!

Nigeria's share of bizarre laws appear mild compared to those of the U.S and the United Kingdom. Just pray your enemies do not capitalize on your ignorance of these laws.

Reading this made me laugh so hard. Whoever churned out these lies? I remember hearing a couple of them and laffing too. E.g. The picture of stacks of dollars reportedly recovered from Akwa Ibom state government house by the DSS. It was alleged tha Akpabio was warehousing dollars in one of the guest houses. And when he had an accident in Abuja, it was also reported that he faked the accident to avoid justice. Haha

utterly senseless! my people 'emacipate yourselves from mental & religious slavery'.

Africa! oh Africa! when will thou be free?

cococandy:
If you're a good parent you will most likely raise a good child. By setting good examples and showing personal discipline, you can be a good example for your child to emulate.

I didn't see better kids at home than I do here. And I lived in Nigeria all my life. Children are not worse here. They are just bolder and more outspoken. I can say the ratio of bad to good is just the same as it would be anywhere else. With a good garnish in of the spoilt ones just like everywhere else.

In Nigeria we consider timid children to be good children. Just because they are scared, don't ask questions and can't challenge something they don't think is right doesn't make them better kids. It just makes them grow into adults who will take whatever is dished to them. Like we did and are still doing while the older population is taking all that belongs to us all for only themselves. And the circle continues.

I know I don't want a timid child.

I get your point perfectly.no one wants a timid child and obviously if I as a parent have a certain level of education and exposure and can also afford a British International School in Nigeria, I wouldn't challenge my kids not to ask questions.

You see, your income bracket (+ social circle) in Nigeria is not quite always the same as when you relocate abroad and try to sustain the family with your income from Naija (maintaining two homes). such that the kind of environment your kids will have to live in over there will really not be what you would ordinarily want. I understand that with time, things might level up, but the most important years of a child are those formative years and I want to be with them during this very vital growing up years.

As stated earlier, this isn't an argument but purely a matter of choice. The choices we make today, we'll have to live with tomorrow and the rest of our lives.

Cheers,

Been following this thread. Interesting and nice contributions. But I just want to add that for some African parents, raising kids in an American environment (with a different moral standard) than ours is a tough one. For some of us, this is a major factor considering the fact that kids are very impressionable these days and have a greater sense of their society than we did in our days. I would rather pay for an American or British school in Nigeria (if I can afford it) until the child is 'matured' enough for further studies abroad and has firmly taken to his African roots.

The example of some kids I know have not been encouraging at all. A few parents have hinted at sending them home to live for a while with an Uncle or a Grandma before they enter college. For me, the most important factor is for my kids not to get lost in the crowd.

He actually did something for the youths. When me remember youwin program water run away me eyes.

@op, you for kuku take train. Cheap thing sometimes dey purge belle.

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I doff my hat!

You are almost always spot on!

Dogara Resign!
Saraki Resign!!
Buhari Resign!!!
Nigeria Resign!!!!

he's been quiet for a while and I thought to myself 'Oh! this man must have grown and realised he's been inconsistent with the thinking of the people' especially after the backlash of the 'egungu' episode. But alas! A leopard can NEVER change his skin.

I give up!

good to have you advertise your work here.

my personal opinion: please put some creative designs into your work. i noticed your sofa patterns are almost all the same.
you could visit some furniture sites to get ideas. People are looking to conserve space these days in their homes. Also learn to use colours to enhance the beauty of your work

Happy selling & cheers
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Why won't they take to their heels after seeing what happened to Skye Bank after they swallowed something (Former Afribank/Mainstreet bank) bigger than their stomach could accommodate?!
A word is enough for the wise!

Na leaf wey dey sweet goat, dey kill am!

Most hilarious I've seen here by far.

Keep it up!

RadicallyBlunt:
Abraham and other israel tribes were acting on God's instructions given personally to them at that time

You're neither of them. So obey the part meant for you. Urs is to pay..when you've paid, uve obeyed God and u will be blessed for obeying. The pastor's own is to ensure there's food in God's store house. If he doesn't use it for that purpose, then he's answerable to God and will face his judgement.

His judgement is not in ur hands neither is yours in his hands. Both of you are to obey the commandments given to each of you.

This kind of argument is the type I don't like. If you must pay tithe, the bible is explicit on how it should be paid.

Overall, I'm quite impressed with the kind of comments here so far. Means a lot more people are getting to read the bible themselves.

You see all these people? Na these pictures of opulence from the first family go cause mass revolt one day. That's how the French Revolution started.

I guess these are pictures from a Nollywood movie abi.
What's the title?

hilarious