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She has always had it. But I prefer her younger ass. It was more pristine and natural. |
The zombies are unsurprisingly silent here. |
BabaO2:Baba wey no get sense. That's what you are. Little children would laugh at you and mock you for your acute stupidity, as the baba arugbo oshi that you are. Amen. For an appointment that is ENTIRELY discretionary rather than automatic, why must it be someone with strong partisan ties to an interested party that you would appoint as Lagos Commissioner of Police? Is it a computer or robot that makes these appointments based on random algorithms, or is it human beings who (should) make sensible and informed choices? Would anyone have complained if the man had been appointed as CP of Ekiti State or even Oyo State? |
Lol. Morbid laughter, inspired by the knowledge of how futile and tragi-comedic our existence and pursuits in this ephemeral life is. RIP anyway. |
ferventchamp:You assume that the cabal of crude Fulani savages who constitute the presidency have common sense, decency and finesse. They don't! These are stone-hearted abokki, cold-blooded 'advanced' Herdsmen who are close minded and parochial. By an accident of providence they found themselves in power. That's why they're wielding that accidental power like a fat kid in a candy store - with a crudeness and thoughtlessness that matches or even exceeds Idi Amin Dada of Uganda. |
Abfinest007:Continue standing with Buhari. Spiritual trailer would emerge from nowhere and crush two of you idiots to death. Anuofia. |
I really admire Saraki's unquestionable commitment to the cause. He shall be rewarded by retaining the Senate President position for another four years, when Atiku becomes president insha Allah. |
CilicMarin:Look at how your oily mouth is moving muko muko like an idiot. The ruling party and the FG can no longer trust Onnoghen bla bla so he must step aside, but the ruling party totally trusts the discredited Amina Zakari at INEC, and so she must remain there ba? You are only clever by half. Try harder. |
Imagine. |
hisexcellency34:Someone here has shown you a picture of Goodluck attending the 2015 debate, yet you're still repeating the false claim that "other former presidents" never attended debates. Why are you Nigerians like this? Stubbornly holding on to ignorance and falsehood even when the truth is fiercely grabbing you by the balls! |
Just imagine. The official spokesperson of the institution known as the EFCC would speak in his official capacity, denouncing the purported plan to remove Magu from office... Because the EFCC is Magu's personal patrimony? Or the headship of the EFCC is his birth right? Nigeria's institutions have gone to the dogs under Buhari. |
Swiss na first grade oyinbo, powerful passport with endless opportunities for the sharp Anambra man. Na better fish he catch. |
5thElement:The NJC is an institution. Insinuating that it may be "incapacitated" by bias or corruption brings us closer to the main reason why I would NEVER be comfortable with this whole charade. If the NJC can be incapacitated by bias and corruption, what makes you think the prosecuting agencies (controlled by the executive, Buhari and his disgusting cabal) including the EFCC, office of the AGF, Police, etc are not even more predisposed to incapacitation by bias and corruption? Is that not why they have been unable to arrest and prosecute the likes of Abba Kyari, Grass cutter Lawal, and virtually any minister (can you imagine) and appointee of the Buhari government? I'm not interested in the legal and constitutional arguments here about whether the CJN can be removed or how he should be removed. That's inconsequential at this point to me. I'm interested in the politics of it all. As long as the clearly compromised and biased executive and its institutions have been so far shielding its own people and only going after opposition figures, I will NEVER accept any stupid argument in favour of them investigating and prosecuting the CJN on whatever grounds. The CJN's fate shall be decided by the NJC, whether biased or not. Two wrongs would make two wrongs in this context, fair and square. |
PythonAmaka:Osibanjo forwarded what? And so? The presidency does not have the liberty to pick and choose who would be CJN. It is merely duty bound to accept whosoever is put forward by the NJC, based on seniority. Don't come here and make it seem as if the short idiot of a fake pastor called Osibanjo did anything special. |
pryme:Just how your so-called Buhari led FG and its institutions have shielded Buhari's people from prosecution. If not why has the EFCC not arrested and prosecuted countless Buhari appointees and APC stalwarts accused of corruption (Including the Thief of Staff Kyari)? If you can't address this question, then it is disgusting for anyone to rationalise prosecuting the Head of another Arm of government. |
gbeseun:You're incredibly stupid, just like EVERYONE who agrees with the Buhari government on anything... |
Ugosample:Why is it impossible to find a woman that would 'reject' a divorce settlement? Why? Especially in cases like this where the money involved is beyond colossal. It would gladden my heart and redeem women in my eyes if someone like this Jeff's wife makes a strong statement to the effect of 'see o, to hell with your money, I'm leaving you because you broke my heart and I don't want nothing to do with you (and your money) anymore!" Of course the man would pay reasonable sums as child support if applicable, and that would be all. Why wouldn't these thieving women toe this respectable and dignifying path? |
This life is a mystery. Even with only 1% of Jeff's wealth (that's a stupendous $1b+), I'll have lost interest in women altogether, having ravaged the finest specimens of them from every country and ethnicity in the world. Not to mention falling in love with one mere thing. Impossibility. Yikes. Falling in love is the biggest mistake any man would make, and when that man happens to be wealthy, it would end up a very expensive mistake - to the order of magnitude that corresponds with his net worth. |
femtex007:Siddon there dey wait for who go tell you how he make money, until sand sand enter your eyes. No go hustle. No go think outside the box. No go cook up schemes. Siddon for your sweaty ass dey wait make them serve you food wey you no follow cook. Na body go tell you. |
This is bad optics for the government and for Nigeria as a country. Whether you like Dino Melaye or not, whether you're a Buhari zombie or not, it doesn't change the fact that this is bad optics. It depicts Nigeria and the dysfunctional government we have as a bigger shithole than Trump could have ever imagined. |
KiZiie:His net worth is actually well over a billion dollars (multiple billions), and he holds a Nigerian passport. But like I said, the likes of Forbes rate him as a Lebanese, not a Nigerian. You'd see him in the list of richest Lebanese, not Nigerians. |
Oluvico007:They don't consider him a Nigerian/African, even though he holds a Nigerian passport. |
tiger28:So you mean Adenuga is wealthier than Dangote? |
The mod that brought this to the front page is just being mischievous. You can't mention these two names in the same breath or compare them for any reason without committing grave blasphemy. Mark's name and wealth would be in the history books for ever to be remembered in the next 20,000 years. Nobody would remember whoever it was that was nick-named E-Money in the next 20 years. If you Google the keyword 'E-Money' in the next 10 years, the search engine results would probably be filled with a popular online video game or app. He would be quickly forgotten just like his even richer and lousier predecessors - Goddy Anabor, Danku, etc. If Mark is an indelible footprint, E-Money is at best a whiff. |
What do you mean by "World Richest Couple"? How much did she contribute to the fortune? World's richest MAN and his wife! But, women. Marriage. SMH. What's the need really? #Misogamy. Now the divorce settlement would be earth-shattering. I'm sure she wouldn't get less than $50b - $60 billion. Why? For doing what? WHAT!? |
Is this an optical illusion? Buhari and his brainless zombies go hear better word. We shall clear their doubts. |
komodapson:Of course bro. There's no Eldorado on Earth. But Japan is even better than Eldorado when compared to most places on Earth. |
dollar124:The country dey burst my brain. I love them die. As their passport is the most powerful, so is their visa one of the hardest to get in the world. Check. No Nigerian that is lucky enough to get into Japan to hustle comes back empty handed. No stories. They ALL come back successful. The Japanese are a race unto themselves. A superior race. The most advanced country in the world. They're the ultimate example of self-sufficiency. How many Japanese people you don see for Nigeria? I'm 100% sure that 99.9% of Nigerians have never seen a Japanese person. It's the usual Chinese hustlers you'll see everywhere. The Japanese don't need to come to Nigeria to hustle like the Chinese. They're too superior for all that bullshyte. |
Reno was born to do this. |
bettercreature:Revenge on who exactly? Whoever it was that stabbed MC Oluomo is merely a faceless hatchet man, a mere inconsequential errand boy. The key question is who sent him? If it is Kunle Poly as widely insinuated, does MC have the capacity to bring him down? |
Ugwuoke347:Well said. So much lucidity in your prose, and even more sense in it. I like the way you write. Incredibly smooth and persuasive. If you don't mind me asking, do you write professionally in some way? |
omosuper:You mean Kunle Poly is stronger than MC? What's the pecking order of gang strength in Lagos? |
