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[quote author=~Bluetooth]Fashola should talk less and DEPORT more especially those ibos and almajiris defacing lagos state ! [/quote]I am almost certain I have more investments, pay more tax and more value to Lagos than you and your generations yet unborn can ever manage, and yes, I am Igbo, fwool. Is it not elementary that the law was made for all, yorobbers inclusive? Why are you so dumb? I used to have a modicum of respect for you, now I know was always wrong |
miketonic: this is normal in nigeria, you guys should be use to it by now.. i dont see any sense complaining. thank god i live in america where i can exhibit my right and also taste white female punna. RIP okada manYou are phocked up, Allah |
danjohn: Ignorance is really a disease. Do you know that I actually thought that Katapot was an English word? SMHThe English word is Catapult. |
odumchi: Lol that's what we call it where I come from. We don't have an indigenous name for it, atleast not one that I know of.You are dead correct. I am aware because i am from there too. |
Sean Dre: Sure, but there are laid down procedures for divorce. Not by protesting, and writing internet petitions.If your father attended a decent school, my father must have taught him, and yes, I am of Igbo extraction |
freecocoa: So every relationship now has to lead to marriage or what?Abeg helep me ask them ooo. All these Mills and Boons kids......''And they lived happily ever after...'' |
ilugunboy: I can bet with everything that none of these Internet warriors on Nairaland is among those 500 arrested today...What happened to the one they gave to you following your release immediately after the Frederick faseun and Ganiyu Adams fight that led to your incaceration at Ikoyi Prisons. I hope you still have yours intact. |
2buff: Never ever negotiate with terroristsMy exact view on this matter. |
Truth is they look so gorgeous and se.xy. If those pics were posted unannounced, i would not in any way identify them as babes with rods (i am sure some are massive). However, if that is what they choose to make of themselves, so be it.It is called perception. It is just an eye opener not to enter an enclosed space with someone you are not very sure of his/her/it's orientation from birth. Otherwise, these one go beat you up on top say you be man. |
^^^ for reasons earlier posited.... |
For reasons earlier plaited, I will choose d 40k job. If my contract is not renewed at the higher end of pay, within another year I will cover the money and perhaps either remain further in that employment or use my earlier acquired experienced to shoot higher. If there is no element of permanence, don't touch it, except you are also configured in your mind for temporary stuff. IMO |
I have been there, seen it all. As a bank staff, I rolled with quite a few babes but it was clear to both sides that I don't dispense cash, we had stuff to share and I was reasonable in picking the bills a guy should. I do agree with most posts here that bankers are over rated. When I dumped them in the era of consolidation, I got a more sustainable and perhaps better paying job. For the babes that look up to the new generation bankers, be ready to go visit them at Alagbon or EFCC on a regular basis when your desires have sent them to do the unacceptable. Essentially, people are not generally stingy, they only act within their pockets, memo dat quod non habet. They live on borrowed robes, all of them, well most of them, at least in my time, I did not. |
Is there a relationship between the pic and the story, lol |
idowuswap: Igbos na goat b4 hausa see how then slaughter them like chinken.and then say na then be brave men.common hausa wey no get sense.kill them like flies .kudos 2 yorubasssAnother raving mad man on the loose |
alj harem: What are the IG, commissioners, President, gov etc doing about this security issue ?With your mentality, Nigeria is doomed. So after building my house in Lag and developing businesses that financially empower Lagosians, it is still a leased property? I knew u were dull, but I underestimated the depression you were operating from |
Sam Milla: You CHOOSED electrical.God bless you for that observation. Meanwhile, for whatever it is worth, I would not spend time in any state Uni. That is not to say you don't get brilliant chaps graduating from there, but heck, you also get a lot of guys whose foundations are weak because they actually bought the admissions in the first instance. All my degrees are from fed Universities and I am aiming to acquire more. |
chucky234: the first was in a dream,a vision sort of,while the last was the hour when the angels of God came to take him to where he rightfully belong.I hate to call you a Dummy |
Why are these acclaimed MOG such unrepentant liars? I tire for them oo. Is it not bad enough that they are milking both the rich and poor and without paying VAT or tax to the government while impoverishing their flocks the more. Must they cap it all with lying and stealing? Who was tithing or providing for Jesus when he walked the earth? And for avoidance of doubt, I am a practical Christian. |
Devonian: Leave Gowon alone. Let him be. The Leadership mantle of a highly polarised Nigeria fell on him when he was only 32 (an age when some people are yet to figure out what they want to do with their lives). Gowon did his best for Nigeria in and out of office. After the coup d'état that brough his regime to an abrupt end, he humbled himself, went back to the classroom and earned his BSc, MSc and PhD from the University of Warwick (my alma mater). He is such a humble and godly man whose humility and sincerity of purposeI strongly admire, in spite of (real or alleged) shortcomings which all mortals have.Thank God I rejected my admission from Warwick. So that school admitted that serial murderer. He will yet die shamefully, God has kept him so far to see how his kinsmen are being wiped out by the North that he worked so hard to align with. The Hausas and Kanuris are not through with with the Tivs yet, it's payback time. I am a good student of history, trust me |
mkpologwu: We will all die some time! And when we do, we deserve toThe effects yes, but the rationale and perpetuated injustice, No. |
SlyIg: Iban edo ok ke Akwa Ibom.Ima mi, kutang aba |
I am dancing azonto upon hearing about his death. The likes of Benjamin adekunle will follow shortly. Read Alexander Madiebo's treatise on the civil war and you will see why he died rather late. The blood of innocent children and mothers will keep haunting all those that perpetrated genocide on a people seeking for self determination. Ask the sell out, Ken Saro Wiwa. I am sure they are both discussing their parts on the dastardly killings. And this meeting is going on in Hell, wherever that is. |
For all the reasons stated above and those that will be stated by others later |
I will respond to all of these brouhaha when i have consulted with my Thesarus to decipher the real issue being clandestinely hidden in the quagmire of these highly convoluted and unilaterally decimated untruths which have been deliberately contorted to hoodwink the unwary. Shebi una think say na only una sabi english.... |
Shugamania: Why do men cheat? Why does our society make it seem like it's okay for a man to cheat?? Why do our mothers tell us to turn a blind eye even when all evidences tell the story, and our friends tell us it's just their nature??The question is, do we men find it impossible not to chat or do we enjoy hurting our partners? My answe is simple and straight forward and with examples. My brother was a virgin before he married and i can swear he is still a virgin after years of marriage. On my part, I sowed my wild oats and i am still sowing. The intention is never and has never been to hurt a partner, it is just a level of irresponsibility that some of us are quite conscious of but would rather continue to perpetuate. Essentially therefore, we have men that cheat and those that do not. If you are able to find one that is faithful stick to him, if you find one that was faithful and later becomes unfaithful (so long as he doesnt flaunt it to your face) find a way of managing him or in the alternative, opt out. Marriage should make you happy and you do not need to remain in it if all it brings to you is unhappiness from a source that could even be dealt with Generally therefore, some men (like some women) are incurable cheats. Sad but true. |
bigx: At the risk of being attacked by everyone, it is not wickedness, it is a business and businesses survive by trimming costs, staff, are a huge cost so they are always the the first target.Dead on point. And that simply is the moral of the story. Sometimes we get so engrossed that we fail to see the unfolding scenario until it swallows us up. As at today, I am thinking about the going concern status of my company which means I have to start putting together a business plan for an alternate source of income, that is the only way to ensure you don't develop heart attack when it finally happens, for it must surely come to pass, its a matter of time |
As much as I pride myself to be experienced in the ways of the world, I must humbly admit that I do not understand the intricacies and dynamics of open relationship. From what I am reading, it seems to mean, being in a relationship but leaving a window open for phocking another. If I am right, then such is anathema in our culture. However my views are that you can sleep around if I don't ever get to know, I will too and make it real discreet, what you do not know will never hurt you. |
cashmentor: Not Ceasefire''of resent or recent which one?''..... |
FG should agree to the meeting, convene and get them all arrested, tried and taken to ALUU for crimes against humanity. |
And i am supposed to comment abi? |
photo no dey lie, so many people look like criminals, especially as i am looking at them NOW. God help them gals oo |
I am not opinionated on this. I jump am pass |
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[/quote]I am almost certain I have more investments, pay more tax and more value to Lagos than you and your generations yet unborn can ever manage, and yes, I am Igbo, fwool. Is it not elementary that the law was made for all, yorobbers inclusive? Why are you so dumb? I used to have a modicum of respect for you, now I know was always wrong