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Travel › Re: Nigerian Girl Living In Ireland Narrates Challenges Of Being Black Abroad by hardbody: 5:40am On Oct 13, 2016
Bollinger:
Anyone with sense will know that what you are saying is hog wash.
I am really under no obligation to prove anything to you, just so you know ....staying wherever you choose could actually be a deliberate option and not necessarily foisted by circumstance. Please answer this question truthfully, why do some diasporian Nigerians relocate back home? That too is hogwash?

The dumbest thing is to argue with a man who already has set ideas and never likely to see reason even when they are so glaring. Have yourself a brilliant chatting day. There is money to be made.
Business › Re: CBN Suspends 19 Banks From Forex Sale To BDCs by hardbody: 11:39pm On Oct 12, 2016
Einl:
FirstBank is Nigeria's most concrete and stable bank...
First bank is a parallel CBN. Should the bank sneeze, CBN win definitely catch cold. They inter borrow
Travel › Re: Nigerian Girl Living In Ireland Narrates Challenges Of Being Black Abroad by hardbody: 11:04pm On Oct 12, 2016
Bollinger:
You are used to suffering that is why you have that view. You also do not have a choice because if you did, you would not be saying that crap.
Amusing.....

I don't enter the UK with a visa, does that tell you anything?

I was processing Canadian immigration visa up till the point of my final interview in Ghana. Some female canadian friend punched me when she said she could not imagine a black skinned lawyer in the streets of quebec. I instantly discontinued my immigrant visa application.

The fact you are either constrained or challenged and will settle for anything does not mean we are all cast in the same mould. Chart your course and run with it.

Enough said, or need i say more?
Travel › Re: Nigerian Girl Living In Ireland Narrates Challenges Of Being Black Abroad by hardbody: 7:56pm On Oct 12, 2016
Bollinger:
Home is where the heart and opportunity is. My heart is definitely not in Nigeria because the only opportunity there is corruption.
Learn how to make it. Stop sounding like a failure. We make it here and spend it there. Ask around.
Politics › Re: Soldiers Surround Shi’a Gathering In Kaduna by hardbody: 9:46am On Oct 12, 2016
djWALE:
if u cnt wish me well..pls shut up,dont try to create any scene...God undastands me
I hope He does because I don't.
Politics › Re: Soldiers Surround Shi’a Gathering In Kaduna by hardbody: 7:12am On Oct 12, 2016
djWALE:
Nairalanders pls pray for me,i nid my admission this year..Irep uniben
You need admission but you rep uniben . Is the admission for a postgraduate degree? You see why God finds it difficult to answer some prayers? You are even confused about your admission status and what you actually want
Christianity Etc › Re: Is Abuse An Acceptable Reason For Divorce? by hardbody: 6:35am On Oct 12, 2016
crackhaus:
...for richer for poorer, in sickness in health, TILL DEATH DO US PART...

For everyone who believes strongly that abuse in whatever form is valid grounds for divorce, please I take God beg you, do not stand in front of a pastor and swear that oath above using the bible. cheesy

Just do traditional and court marriage, don't joke with yourself by going near a church, bible, or pastor. gringrin
Under the Matrimonial Causes Act, what you call court marriage stands on the same pedestal as a marriage contracted in a recognised church for that purpose. So for those who are scared about the intricacies of untying the marriage knot, just stick to traditional marriage and then go for church blessing which without a recognized marriage certificate, confers no additional right at law.
Jokes Etc › Re: Which State Is She From? - Photo by hardbody: 12:00am On Oct 12, 2016
Ibadan chick to badt

O nautica gaaaann
Travel › Re: The Story Of My Trip To Dubai by hardbody: 9:23pm On Oct 11, 2016
My experience is different. My goal after an initial stint in the UK was a resolve never ever to travel out with my own money. Today all my trips abroad are paid for by my employer. I missed going to Deira the last i went to Dubai , i stayed all through around the world trade centre . I learnt one thing though, those Arabs are snubs and i won't encourage even my enemy to go to Dubai. Even on a company sponsored training, my other delegates were forming, but trust me, i chose every opportunity to let them know that I flew thousands of kilometres to attend a training that some of them were attending from distances as close as doha and Bahrain. It was an eye opener on cultural superiority but in all, the op took a wise decision to have bailed when he did. For those insisting on abroad things or nothing, i want to say that sometimes the grass looks greener on the other side because it's fake.
Politics › Re: Classic 1974 Cartoon That Shows Nigeria Has Not 'changed' by hardbody: 8:28pm On Oct 11, 2016
proeast:
What are you talking abouthuh Are you not aware that democracy is even native to some Africans like the Igboshuh?
The fault is either in the system that did not teach you history or in your regular truancy from class or worse still on your parents inability to sponsor you through basic high school.

Need i say more?


MODIFIED.

My apologies. I retract. I wrote in a haste
Politics › Re: What Is The Work Of This Man Who Always Stands Behind Buhari? by hardbody: 7:47pm On Oct 11, 2016
Princeroyal:
He is the aid-de-camp to the president,he does a very critical job in the life of the president, he protects the presidents from immediate danger and he can die for Mr president to live,he assist the president by carrying his bag everywhere Mr president is going,finally he travels with Mr president all over the world.
Na the travel aspect make sense pass. Estacode thingz wink
Jokes Etc › Re: Never Fight On An Empty Stomach... by hardbody: 7:19pm On Oct 11, 2016
Cindy confess, you were already rag dolled on the floor, if not for timely intervention you would have ate dirt from inside the gutter. I saw it all. Next time eat well before you start a fight.

Me i think twice before i fight a guy my size, if you are bigger, i make peace and move on.
Politics › Re: It’s Only In Nigeria We Arrest Before We Investigate, Says NBA Secretary by hardbody: 6:46pm On Oct 11, 2016
DeHEIGHTS:
Does it really matter?
Whatever method is used to track down these crooks is allowed. Nigerian criminals are too advanced, using conventional approach would make majority of them escape punishment.
Do you also support jungle justice? I hope you do because nigerian criminals if allowed to face the law will come up with ingenious ways of escaping punishment.
Politics › Re: It’s Only In Nigeria We Arrest Before We Investigate, Says NBA Secretary by hardbody: 6:42pm On Oct 11, 2016
I just came here to read half baked comments of people with little or no logical reasoning as to how and why things should be done in a particular manner.
Politics › Re: How NJC Rejected DSS’ Request To Probe Judges by hardbody: 1:48pm On Oct 11, 2016
henryuzor:
Your foolishness knows no bounds.....incase your illiterate mind does not know,it is also a judge that signed the search warrants with which the DSS executed the search on those corrupt elements that call themselves judges
Like principal like agent....both steeped in stupidity. Judges don't sit in magistrates courts, it is magistrates that seat there. See your voluminous stupidity? How can you lie even in the face of express provisions and admissions of the DSS.?

Meanwhile, while that order can be obtained from the magistrates court, i hold my views on the fact that magistrates courts are not courts of record.
Politics › Re: How NJC Rejected DSS’ Request To Probe Judges by hardbody: 1:31pm On Oct 11, 2016
henchamb:
Very detailed.
key points
The judges are not immuned from probe and arrest.
A Valid warrant was obtained
The CJN was reasonable to study the matter before talking (a good sign of a legend) unlike the illiterates online that jumped into conclusoon
Did you read it upside down? Why is the judiciary being intimidated, what happened to the doctrine of separation of powers. Imagine DSS throwing tantrums on how the DG should have been addressed, then even when they have been assured that the council will meet and thereafter revert to them, they had to proceed to display this flagrant ra.pe and abuse of another arm in flagrant and brazen abuse of the hallowed and sanctified separation of powers.

On a moral pedestal, should Buratai still be leading the armed forces or better still should Wike be walking free on our street? Indeed should a president who was not even qualified from inception to contest because he does not have have the minimum qualification be seen or heard to be talking about corruption? A man that could not provide WASC but would rather retain 16 SANs to defend his in eligibility.

For those who may not understand, this is not about being a wailer or a zombie, both GEJ AND PMB have always remained monumental upstarts and political inconsequentials to me, i could never bring myself to support either of them, i am here looking at the ra.pe of our democracy
Romance › Re: Guys Lets Not Generalize Naija Girls Anylonger by hardbody: 6:06am On Oct 11, 2016
StupidYorubaFool:
I used to join goingape1, hardbody, FuckTheM0ds, finalboss, saintfellow et al to bash naija girls of how useless they are and have nothing to offer asides from their pusssy.
I threw in the towel when i met janet, she's a beautiful young promising girl, whose parent are rich (her dad is an inspector, her mom is a nurse) she saw me doing my brick laying job under the scorching sun, she overlooked my ugliness and poverty and black charcoal skin and still paid attention to me when i chyked her.
Without much of a delay, she accepted my relationship proposals.
She called my line umpteen times daily and flooded my inbox with messages of hope and a bright destiny.
She sent me airtime and subscribed my monthly bundle twice.
She pleaded for a no sex relationship, i frowned and insisted for sex till she agreed but i told her i was joking and vowed not to touch her and she became happy.
I recently had a problem with the police and she came and bailed me with 15k.
She Took me back to my apartment and entrusted me her atm and password.
She's 21 and in her final year in the university while i am 30 years and a poor brick layer
To round it all, there are few nigerian girls that are still magnanimous, let's not try to generalize again by calling them b1tches.
I've learnt to respect them now cos my mother was once a girl.
Janet has taught me a positive lesson and i'll try to be grateful by respecting her fellow female folks
You are a serial liar. I never denigrated naija babes. I am not just for nIja babes i am totally against team foreign girls. Go seek companionship elsewhere.

Meanwhile I did not bother to complete the trash you put up there.
Nairaland General › Re: 12 IMAGES THAT BEST DESCRIBES MOVING TO AND LIVING IN IBADAN by hardbody: 7:48am On Oct 10, 2016
I will give you a destiny resetting slap. Where are the pics
Sports › Re: Photo Of Super Eagles After Their Victory Match Against Zambia by hardbody: 7:09am On Oct 10, 2016
Bilabong:
2-1
Them do celebrate
With ordinary Zambia...
Giant of Africa indeed
Better than draw sha
Playing for Nigeria is like fighting a woman as a man.if you beat her up, you are a woman beater, if she beats you up, you are a wimp. Any country can defeat another. There are no more minnows in football and to have won an away victory is a feat that should not be easily discounted.
Politics › Re: Jonathan Feared Tinubu Most As President - Wole Olanipekun by hardbody:
zeitel:
@omosuper, God bless you ooooo. Everyone above you just derailed the intent of the interview. He really wasnt talking about GEJ or tinubu per say but rather about the current state of counter offensive against the judiciary and the double standard nature of this current government.
Conclusion; You can't eat your cake and hope others won't want a taste of good cake too, that is, the current government profited from technicalities in law and should not complain when others, in this case looters, do same.
Also, you cannot be judge, jury and executioner at the same time as we are currently seeing.
Finally, he posited that the current government is displaying tyrannical, dictatorial and military tendencies which would not go down well with the judiciary and the people. He also indirectly stung the NBA, saying; THE NBA NEEDS TO GROW SOME BALLS....
You indeed read and understood the thrust. I appreciate you for being smart and reading between the lines. Shallow brains think it's about Tinubu or GEJ.

MODIFIED
Romance › Re: A Female Colleague Asked Me This Question. by hardbody: 8:30pm On Oct 08, 2016
The answer is very simple.





What was the question again?


The poster below me has a magnetic brain and oratorial skills, listen to the answer below me
Politics › Re: Wedding Of Orobosa Igbinedion & Umar Mantu In Abuja (Photos) by hardbody: 12:13pm On Oct 08, 2016
Nightie:
Dey are so cute
Congrats to 'em
Yeah so cute


But that guy is sure drilling another hole in less than one week from today.


This flamboyance guarantees nothing except a resident and legal punay.

Outside runs with boys continues. I have them as friends. And i detest it
Education › Re: Signs Of Ultra Smart People Hiding Their Intelligence by hardbody: 2:37pm On Oct 07, 2016
philfearon:
This is the best example I can use to differentiate both for you..
Being very intelligent and being brilliant are just separated by a thin line.
Very Intelligent = Android v2.0
Brilliant = Android 6.0
So summarize it to say that a brilliant person is a highly intelligent person who could do something an intelligent person will do, and even do it better and more efficiently. He is more like an upgrade!

I believe most intelligent people don't like being confined to following laid down rules of doing a particular thing since curiosity is a permanent part of their dna.
I am watching you closely, very closely.
Education › Re: Signs Of Ultra Smart People Hiding Their Intelligence by hardbody: 7:36am On Oct 07, 2016
aaronson:
Traits of intelligent breed, I know them when I speak with them for a short while.

1 Playing dumb and feigning ignorance on things they already know just to learn the method you teaching.

2. Silence

3. Curious at all times

4. Acts dumb to really outsmart you

5. Hates holding down irrelevant conversation

6. They live all up in their head.

7. Hardly get influenced by social construct or social pshychology.

8. Always a loner

9. Seeks knowledge

10. Watch less of tv and highly selective of people.

How do I know, I know a friend who is one.
I don't count myself smart, but i have all these traits, ALL.
Education › Re: Let's Found Out The Most Funniest Nickname We Gave Our SECONDARY Sch Teachers by hardbody: 7:37am On Oct 06, 2016
Geography teacher......denudation
English teacher.........opokuwari
Chemistry teacher.....chromoto....from paper chromatography
CRK.........isI rubber. ....rubber head

The few i still remember
Travel › Re: A Nairalander Celebrates Independence Day At Olumo Rock by hardbody: 11:17pm On Oct 05, 2016
omofunaab:
Go and change it na,

abeokuta is an ancient city . Civilization started in abeokuta. Those buildings were constructed way back pre independence era. Still those buildings are still standing.
Most of those ancient houses have artistic designs which people now call POP designs.
Besides brown roofs is not a yardstick for measuring development
Confused lot. I thought you said obatala fell at ife...the cradle of Yoruba civilization. How can a people be this confused.
Politics › Re: Photo: Emeka Ohakim Converts To Islam - Facebook User Claims (How True Is This?) by hardbody: 10:22am On Oct 05, 2016
notoriousbabe:
Who cares?fok him fok Islam fok you that is reading this fok the fokn mod that is gonna ban me and fok nairaland too tongue tongue tongue
Do you love to fok this much
Business › Re: Ethiopian Protesters Attack Dangote's Factory (Photos) by hardbody: 10:18am On Oct 05, 2016
notoriousbabe:
stop insalting me I doesn't like it. I spoked my own english you speaks yours and everybody spoked their own english on nairaland and we are all happiness
Cool....now I got the drift. Apologies.....

My bad.

Flow with your style dude.
Business › Re: Ethiopian Protesters Attack Dangote's Factory (Photos) by hardbody: 9:53am On Oct 05, 2016
notoriousbabe:
Why did he builded it in Ethiopia and not here in Nigeria?
HE 'builded ' it in Ethiopia so that people like you can go there and teach them how to read and write in English while using the correct tense at every point.
Politics › Re: Azikiwe, Ahmadu Bello And Awolowo In A Happy Mood (Throwback Photo) by hardbody: 11:11am On Oct 04, 2016
SirJeffry:
Nnamdi Azikiwe, Ahmadu Bello and Obafemi Awolowo are seen here together in a happy and brotherly mood, what went wrong Nigerians?
This was it until the era of NL. Here everybody is everybody's jugular. Real life is still more tolerant than the people in this Forum. Tufiakwa.
Politics › Re: #nigeria@56: Amazing Post Independence Pictures From 1960 (photos) by hardbody: 9:57pm On Oct 01, 2016
BeeBeeOoh:
http://www.naij.com/990407-nigeria56-see-nostalgic-throwback-pictures-of-independence-1960-era.HTML
In short let's get recolonized so we can learn how to get it right and sustain sanity. See my country before and now. I want to live in that past if the present cannot be as good as then. sad
Crime › Re: Abuja Ladies Convert Nyanya Market To Brothel (Photos) by hardbody: 8:06pm On Oct 01, 2016
notoriousbabe:
why you dey moan like sey you dey there dey fok
I kind of like your notoriety, at least online.

Per your dp, did you get into a fight or was some guy trying to ràpe you thereby tearing your jeans to shreds?

You are ràpable though...I mean fokable

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