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Moses Simon is da bomb! |
Smartini:Having access to even 1,000 ladies or being able to attract them for free can never be an achievement. Everyone who thinks right knows that such ladies who go for a man only because of the size of his pocket are less responsible and sensible themselves. Six packs or big, pot belly... I tell you six packs is still desirable even for the sake of health alone. You don't want to experience health complications this kind of stature can bring to bear in the long run. Health is first. Disclaimer: six-pack doesn't automatically equal to good health but overall, lean meat as they call it does. |
Africa... Who did this to you? |
Is the question really for comparison? |
Sudan boasted more... |
To some people, madness is a goal! |
Remember Abiola. All these boastful talks.... Many equations are involved. Cabal, Buhari, northerners, APC leadership, etc and most importantly G.O.D |
Odidigboigbo:You started it well until you blamed the economic and political imbalance for why some corrupt individuals using power to their advantage are into illegal refinery. Same excuse should be allowed for the unemployed boys venturing into "yahoo", and girls going into prostitution. Also justifiable for politicians looting the treasury dry because economy was not favourable to them before getting into power. If everyone wants to do as pleased because "life is not balance" as they say or because of economic situation, there won't be a country. But I can assure of anarchy. People can still better their lot anywhere on earth legally. Illegality isn't always the last resort. It is more heart breaking that law enforcing individuals are into such dirty business themselves, not just complicit. This is why Nigeria has become a byword in the whole scheme of things. |
Goal!!!!! |
Let it begin... |
Not all legends are popular, this was one of them. Pre-social media star |
Since Mr. I-belong-to-everybody-and-nobody said he doesn't know or have any favourite or anointed one. |
everythinggirly:No, more than that. Thickest, international disgrace. |
michlins:I think this is out of order. Leaders emerge from among people of the land/state/country. So if Nigeria can't have a leaders with great capacity in place, then blame the society at large. An average Nigerian way of thinking is wobbly erroneous. Almost everyone wants to live at the expense of another. So where will great leaders come from? No country on earth is faultless but while you say those countries you mentioned are the the most corrupt, possibly you need to define your meaning of 'corrupt'. I am not saying they are perfect but those you mentioned don't make budget and yet fail to execute the budgetary plans; they don't use their laws to oppress contrary voices but exonerate the powerful yet guilty citizens; they don't gag the press and disrespect human right fundamentals, so what is corruption again? Do you watch corruption index report of countries on a yearly basis compiled by nongovernmental bodies which can't be influenced by any countries or powers that be? So if corruption and depraved societal values didn't bring Nigeria to where it is, what did? |
When a supposed grandpa takes on diapers and starts blabbing... Eyesore! She wasn't a mammywater until you got male children through her? |
juniorstar:Yeah of course, that's the exact motive...'allawee'. But I don't think it is worse a motive than FFK's own. He possibly can do this and escape with because it's Nigeria. And I guess they both had and still have individual's agendas. He wanted male child/children desperately. She too wants her entitlements in the name of looking after the children ... Which is not bad because it is too late to give those kids another mother. Beside, she is a 'mother' too. A mother indeed can't just forget about her children like nothing has happened. When two folks enter marriage and kid is already involved, complexity also is already involved. |
Being thankful to God is so priceless at any point in time. |
If you say so because of money stashed away, I pity you. No money is too much that can't finish. If you say so because of shift in mentality, financial literacy and mentality of offering something to have rewards for your efforts, that means truly you a champion and you do know what you are saying. Dangote still dey find money. |
beejay85:Thank you o |
michlins:There is always exception though. Zidane, Pep, etc |
ecolime:They call it 'kpo-fire'... Whatever it means, it is still illegal refinery. |
Alliance for diabolism? |
superCleanworks:Sincerely, it is funny. Why probe when the person has not run away. The details of the post is heavy to have even been an afterthought. It shows it is most likely came from the owner of the account. Damage control is almost damaging the actual control |
Biggest economy in Africa. Most populous black nation. Oil wealth and boom over the decades. We are still here. |
Husband's name sounds feminine, wife's name sounds masculine. What's going on here? A man bearing 'Modupe'? |
Agenda is real. So much for anti corruption crusade. All barks and no bites |
Prison terms still available for a lunatic self styled 'investigative' journalist |
vedaxcool:Okay, that's cool. 90% to 10% ratio (even though this claim can't be found anywhere), But what is the essence of railway to Niger, the very economic importance? And Why Niger in particular? And do you know that concerned senators cried out that the standard of train planned to build for Niger is a far better grade and technology compared to that done here in Nigeria? Which means the cost of that for Niger is far bigger and greater. Why Niger? Why the double standard?... What is the essence of all these? Just asking to know really. |
freeborn02:While I am so sure Reno is imperfect, what they can't take from him is that he argues with facts and figures. The blind defenders of the present goverment will rather look away from the facts or defend theirs with equal facts, but start attacking the person. It is a shame. |
Ofadaman:Early last year? Nope. It has been a perennial problem. South south, south west for a couple of years now, they can't always tell you exactly when your passport can come out in case you need one. But on the other hand, there is always how to get it with more money faster through the backdoor. |
It is just a reflection of everything wrong with Nigeria. Why singling out just passport alone? Tell me of one sector working well here. And by extension, all mission stations of Nigeria in different countries also have issue issuing passports to Nigerian citizens in those respective countries. If charity isn't at home, how do you expect it to be from abroad? |
Thing called life. Throngs of folks who do anything to work for flutterwave, here is "5G glory" Wizkid becoming an ambassador most likely without lobbying for it. Just be made... opportunities will chase you. |
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