₦airaland Forum

DonFreshmoney:
When they will say dont go and fucck.. students would not hear word...

I suspect the friend infact police must arrest the friend. He is guilty based on my investigation instinct

9jaRealist:
Similarly, elementary knowledge...
But why would she not press criminal charges if she intends to bring a civil suit for damages?

The astute thing would be to aid the state’s prosecution process and let the state do all the investigatory and evidentiary heavy lifting...
When/if the state successfully prosecuted the suspects, her civil case would be a mere formality given as the burden is LOWER in civil court.
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Olusharp:
That moment a republic which calls itself ‘Chicken Republic’ doesn’t have Chicken then you will know something is wrong.

Nigerian top female actress, Funke Akindele on Monday disclosed that she visited Chicken Republic branch at Sangotedo area of Lagos state but to her surprise she was made to know that there was no chicken.


cc lalasticlala mynd44
https://ngg.ng/2019/11/18/chicken-republic-doesnt-have-chicken-funke-akindele-says/

ornicus:
How dare you! We are sending a contingent from the federal university of technical agbero to deliver some factory resetting slaps to stop your mouth running

In the end , these one are Nigerians. We can shout and claim shock, but 90% of us about about beating to factory settings.

9jaRealist:
The state can institute criminal proceedings while the victim follows up with a civil suit...
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Nyamiri:
If you attended a University, you won't say that expulsion is too much for them. FYI, FUTA rule book prescribes expulsion for offences of this particular nature.

Meanwhile, expulsion is an administrative punishment that doesn't preclude prosecution.

AllenSpencer:
Punishment is too light.

They should be handed over to the state police and made to face the law.

Few years imprisonment won't be a bad idea.

somehow:
Funny enough, I didn't have to go to any media school or sport management school to know this. Its on the internet for anyone to learn how it works.

lalasticlala:
Game On

somehow:
Very easy to know ignorance when we see them.

A tournament being hosted in Egypt, NTA should move their equipments to Egypt to broadcast it? what right does NTA have to broadcast a tournament they didn't organize? Who sold them the license to do that? Some of you don't even understand how things work nor processes.

Comparing news with an organised tournament is the height of it lol.

The U23 games going on is not a Nigerian tournament and not even played in Nigeria, so NTA need permission to transmit anything from Egypt else they get sanctioned!

Even with license or permission, they would still need sponsors to foot the bills!

You think say na Mile 12 market where anyone goes in and out without legal processes?

somehow:
Very easy to know ignorance when we see them.

A tournament being hosted in Egypt, NTA should move their equipments to Egypt to broadcast it? what right does NTA have to broadcast a tournament they didn't organize? Who sold them the license to do that? Some of you don't even understand how things work nor processes.

Comparing news with an organised tournament is the height of it lol.

The U23 games going on is not a Nigerian tournament and not even played in Nigeria, so NTA need permission to transmit anything from Egypt else they get sanctioned!


Chai...see finishing. But you wrote authoritatively. I love the fact you understand the process of marketing football matches. Kudos

Even with license or permission, they would still need sponsors to foot the bills!

You think say na Mile 12 market where anyone goes in and out without legal processes?

DarkJeddi:
If you want to overtake,you are free to do so..

Is 100km/hr the minimum speed limit in Nigeria?

Where you dey run to,I go still reach am..

Omoapena:
It was midnight around 3am
I hit 140km/h on 3rd mainland bridge
But because I was driving a small car with no strong balance on the road, I started to notice my steering shaking due to the speed and I quickly dropped down.


Never will I try that again, once I notice I’m getting close to 120km/h
I release my leg from the clutch.

DarkJeddi:
90KM/HR at maximum speed..

And that is a week or two thing..

I no dey rush go anywhere,abeg..

chibu4u2:
Nigerian court have become a mockery of itself.
Court order is almost as useless as used tissue paper.
Top govt officials no longer respect court order.
Well since bubu and co no send court na dss go con obey am?

ola33t:







It's not really a formula, it's more of a conjecture, just like Collatz conjecture. It's more befitting calling it the Chika conjecture. That sounds more proper and would also give his work more popularity. Congrats to Chika.
To give more popularity and value to Chika's discovery, a competition could be put out to professionals all over the world, with a reward for anyone who could find any integer which doesn't follow the conjecture.

Having discovered different conjectures personally in the past, I can say Mathematics is the language of the universe.
All things in life are based on mathematical scales and ratios. The shape of flowers, sizes, radius, scale and ratio of the body parts etc

The Golden ratio, Fibonacci numbers are all cool mathematical discoveries that anyone can measure out and confirm the authenticity on their bodies with the use of a ruler or measuring tape.

Monogamy:
Excluding me

baby124:
Did they pay compensation to all affected families of that incident?

cbrass:
Thank God o, that road is really poor, but I thought that place is under Ogun state

cbrass:
�� to be honest those shops are owned by ibos, I live around that side

grayht:
Lalasticlala... Lagos is working!
Okearo, matogun road next

alphaNomega:
Please read the first post I quoted you in. It has been updated.

The indigenous people of that land are Cameroonians, any Nigerian you find there is an immigrant. Because a large number of a population reside in a particular place does not make the place their ancestral home.

E.g. there is a significant population of Igbos in Equatorial Guinea, you do not hear them claiming ancestral ownership of the land.

Ugosample:
I grew up in Lagos

And I'm telling you thst aboki men own a lot of properties in Lagos

it's just that they are not as boastful about it as say igbos

Alhaji Haruna owned two houses on our block

one for his family

one for his boys to stay

And I got to hear that he never charged those lots rent...

Northernfolks own cars too


your analysis is very simplistic and does not capture succinctly the entire situation

psucc:
I pity southerners that are still in the north. Especially those that have landed properties and build their whole life there.

In fact, there is something our people just take for granted but it has or speaks so loud.

How many cars do the Hausa own in the south?
How many houses do they build in the south? Or do we think that the business they undertake is not rewarding that they can afford them?, The truth is that the people knows the truth and tell it to themselves.

Crystalqueen:
The no. 6, the #31#, should it be typed before the number or after it when dialing??
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