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Events › Re: Two Brothers Drown In Osun River On New Year Day by highbee02: 8:50pm On Jan 02, 2017
RIP......
police wants to carry out an autopsy 2 ascertain d cause when d report has it that they were drowned. they should invite d mami water
Crime › Re: Serial Rapists Of Nine Women Arrested In Lagos (photo) by highbee02: 8:38pm On Jan 02, 2017
no comment,,, d 3 major tribes are represented
Crime › Re: 25-Year-Old Man Rapes His Friend's Six-Year-Old Daughter by highbee02: 5:27pm On Jan 02, 2017
I'm short of word
Family › Re: Thread For Those In Inter-tribal Relationship And Marriage by highbee02: 2:17pm On Jan 01, 2017
mod pls, help modify my post and push to front page
Family › Re: Thread For Those In Inter-tribal Relationship And Marriage by highbee02:
ADVICE NEEDED
I Received a slap Courtesy of Sister in Law
I married a lady from Ibadan (29yrs old) and after few months, I noticed some childish attitudes such as bathing inside the bedroom, pluging/connecting the electric pressing iron through AVR, she doesn't know how to use d rice cooker. She refused to change her ways.
To cut d long story short, we had a misunderstanding and she eventually packed out. I was invited, and I narrated everything to her mother and sisters. I was discombulated and devastated when they unanimouslly told me that my excuses were noADVICE NEEDED
I Received a slap Courtesy of Sister in Law
I married a lady from Ibadan (29yrs old) and after few months, I noticed some childish attitudes such as bathing inside the bedroom, pluging/connecting the electric pressing iron through AVR, she doesn't know how to use d rice cooker. She refused to change her ways.
To cut d long story short, we had a misunderstanding and she eventually packed out. I was invited, and I narrated everything to her mother and sisters. I was discombulated and devastated when they unanimouslly told me that my excuses were no
ADVICE NEEDED
I Received a slap Courtesy of Sister in Law
I married a lady from Ibadan (29yrs old) and after few months, I noticed some childish attitudes such as bathing inside the bedroom, pluging/connecting the electric pressing iron through AVR, she doesn't know how to use d rice cooker. She refused to change her ways.
To cut d long story short, we had a misunderstanding and she eventually packed out. I was invited, and I narrated everything to her mother and sisters. I was discombulated and devastated when they unanimouslly told me that my excuses were not genuine, so I left immediately. The following day I picked my phone and thanked everybody but one of her sisters (Latifat) said to me on phone that " when u are coming back make sure u come with a wise and knowledgeable person in your family." I called her repeatedly but she did'nt answer my call, so I sent a text message telling her "we are all wise and knowledgeable in our family", she sent several text messages which I don't want to state here.
I went to Ajeigbe street via challenge, Ibadan, with my dad, it was raining and we were dretched. The woman capitalised on my text message and she did not disclosed her own messages and unfortunately for me I was not having any of her messages because I had formatted my phone, so I had no evidence to support my claim. She stood up and slap me and I was left with no option than to vacate d room. I reported to d family head at Barika, UI second gate, and to my supprise, all d family members are in support she did and I was even asked to send an apology which I did.
up till now my wife and my son are still in Ibadan, last time I checked on son (Dec), he has been enrolled in one of d private schools at Bodija, where they are teaching him CRS. I'm from Ilorin, we value arabic education-it's our custom.
ADVICE NEEDED
I Received a slap Courtesy of Sister in Law
I married a lady from Ibadan (29yrs old) and after few months, I noticed some childish attitudes such as bathing inside the bedroom, pluging/connecting the electric pressing iron through AVR, she doesn't know how to use d rice cooker. She refused to change her ways.
To cut d long story short, we had a misunderstanding and she eventually packed out. I was invited, and I narrated everything to her mother and sisters. I was discombulated and devastated when they unanimouslly told me that my excuses were no[size=8pt]ADVICE NEEDED
I Received a slap Courtesy of Sister in Law
I married a lady from Ibadan (29yrs old) and after few months, I noticed some childish attitudes such as bathing inside the bedroom, pluging/connecting the electric pressing iron through AVR, she doesn't know how to use d rice cooker. She refused to change her ways.
To cut d long story short, we had a misunderstanding and she eventually packed out. I was invited, and I narrated everything to her mother and sisters. I was discombulated and devastated when they unanimouslly told me that my excuses were no
ADVICE NEEDED
I Received a slap Courtesy of Sister in Law
I married a lady from Ibadan (29yrs old) and after few months, I noticed some childish attitudes such as bathing inside the bedroom, pluging/connecting the electric pressing iron through AVR, she doesn't know how to use d rice cooker. She refused to change her ways.
To cut d long story short, we had a misunderstanding and she eventually packed out. I was invited, and I narrated everything to her mother and sisters. I was discombulated and devastated when they unanimouslly told me that my excuses were not genuine, so I left immediately. The following day I picked my phone and thanked everybody but one of her sisters (Latifat) said to me on phone that " when u are coming back make sure u come with a wise and knowledgeable person in your family." I called her repeatedly but she did'nt answer my call, so I sent a text message telling her "we are all wise and knowledgeable in our family", she sent several text messages which I don't want to state here.
I went to Ajeigbe street via challenge, Ibadan, with my dad, it was raining and we were dretched. The woman capitalised on my text message and she did not disclosed her own messages and unfortunately for me I was not having any of her messages because I had formatted my phone, so I had no evidence to support my claim. She stood up and slap me and I was left with no option than to vacate d room. I reported to d family head at Barika, UI second gate, and to my supprise, all d family members are in support she did and I was even asked to send an apology which I did.
up till now my wife and my son are still in Ibadan, last time I checked on son (Dec), he has been enrolled in one of d private schools at Bodija, where they are teaching him CRS. I'm from Ilorin, we value arabic education-it's our custom.
[/size]ADVICE NEEDED
I Received a slap Courtesy of Sister in Law
I married a lady from Ibadan (29yrs old) and after few months, I noticed some childish attitudes such as bathing inside the bedroom, pluging/connecting the electric pressing iron through AVR, she doesn't know how to use d rice cooker. She refused to change her ways.
To cut d long story short, we had a misunderstanding and she eventually packed out. I was invited, and I narrated everything to her mother and sisters. I was discombulated and devastated when they unanimouslly told me that my excuses were noADVICE NEEDED
I Received a slap Courtesy of Sister in Law
I married a lady from Ibadan (29yrs old) and after few months, I noticed some childish attitudes such as bathing inside the bedroom, pluging/connecting the electric pressing iron through AVR, she doesn't know how to use d rice cooker. She refused to change her ways.
To cut d long story short, we had a misunderstanding and she eventually packed out. I was invited, and I narrated everything to her mother and sisters. I was discombulated and devastated when they unanimouslly told me that my excuses were no
ADVICE NEEDED
I Received a slap Courtesy of Sister in Law
I married a lady from Ibadan (29yrs old) and after few months, I noticed some childish attitudes such as bathing inside the bedroom, pluging/connecting the electric pressing iron through AVR, she doesn't know how to use d rice cooker. She refused to change her ways.
To cut d long story short, we had a misunderstanding and she eventually packed out. I was invited, and I narrated everything to her mother and sisters. I was discombulated and devastated when they unanimouslly told me that my excuses were not genuine, so I left immediately. The following day I picked my phone and thanked everybody but one of her sisters (Latifat) said to me on phone that " when u are coming back make sure u come with a wise and knowledgeable person in your family." I called her repeatedly but she did'nt answer my call, so I sent a text message telling her "we are all wise and knowledgeable in our family", she sent several text messages which I don't want to state here.
I went to Ajeigbe street via challenge, Ibadan, with my dad, it was raining and we were dretched. The woman capitalised on my text message and she did not disclosed her own messages and unfortunately for me I was not having any of her messages because I had formatted my phone, so I had no evidence to support my claim. She stood up and slap me and I was left with no option than to vacate d room. I reported to d family head at Barika, UI second gate, and to my supprise, all d family members are in support she did and I was even asked to send an apology which I did.
up till now my wife and my son are still in Ibadan, last time I checked on son (Dec), he has been enrolled in one of d private schools at Bodija, where they are teaching him CRS. I'm from Ilorin, we value arabic education-it's our custom.
pls, married men and women should advise me on what to do
@OP, pls move to d front page
Dating And Meet-up Zone › Re: Serious Relationship by highbee02: 11:59am On Jan 01, 2017
I'm a graduate, working class, from Ilorin, single father. My Whatsapp no is 07033819686. need a muslim gal, graduate, fair complexione, working class, beteen 28 and 30 yrs for a serious relatioship
Dating And Meet-up Zone › Re: Serious Relationship by highbee02: 11:56am On Jan 01, 2017
I'm a graduate, working class, based in Ilorin, single father. My Whatsapp no is 07033819686. need a muslim gal, graduate, fair complexione, working class for a serious relatioship
Travel › Re: 5 Best Nigerian Cities To Live In - Do You Agree? by highbee02: 10:31pm On Dec 29, 2016
Rollwitu:
iii. Ibadan

Ibadan is an ancient, laid back city in Oyo State – the center of the Pan Yoruba race. Ibadan is much more serene and peaceful and even very dull compared to Lagos. It has all the trappings of an ancient city, but it is more or less the biggest city in West Africa. Business is always dull in Ibadan, and it is a dead city from the perspectives of those struggling all their lives in Lagos, Abuja, and Port Harcourt.

Housing is very cheap in Ibadan, except in GRAs and areas dominated by wealthy industrialists. The road network was terrible, but has now been greatly improved under the previous and current administrations. Power supply is terrible and affects businesses here, but people manage to get by with power generators.

Ibadan is the most peaceful city in Nigeria and the cheapest to live in in terms of acincommodation, lodging, food, and basic necessities of life. The first university in Nigeria – the University of Ibadan, is located here, and the standardized UCH is here. There is no more any active airport in Ibadan, but it is very safe and serene to live in. Business opportunities also abound in the city, but this cannot be compared to Lagos or Abuja.
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Rollwitu:
iii. Ibadan

Ibadan is an ancient, laid back city in Oyo State – the center of the Pan Yoruba race. Ibadan is much more serene and peaceful and even very dull compared to Lagos. It has all the trappings of an ancient city, but it is more or less the biggest city in West Africa. Business is always dull in Ibadan, and it is a dead city from the perspectives of those struggling all their lives in Lagos, Abuja, and Port Harcourt.

Housing is very cheap in Ibadan, except in GRAs and areas dominated by wealthy industrialists. The road network was terrible, but has now been greatly improved under the previous and current administrations. Power supply is terrible and affects businesses here, but people manage to get by with power generators.

Ibadan is the most peaceful city in Nigeria and the cheapest to live in in terms of acincommodation, lodging, food, and basic necessities of life. The first university in Nigeria – the University of Ibadan, is located here, and the standardized UCH is here. There is no more any active airport in Ibadan, but it is very safe and serene to live in. Business opportunities also abound in the city, but this cannot be compared to Lagos or Abuja.
[/b][quote author=Rollwitu post=52368476]iii. Ibadan

Ibadan is an ancient, laid back city in Oyo State – the center of the Pan Yoruba race. Ibadan is much more serene and peaceful and even very dull compared to Lagos. It has all the trappings of an ancient city, but it is more or less the biggest city in West Africa. Business is always dull in Ibadan, and it is a dead city from the perspectives of those struggling all their lives in Lagos, Abuja, and Port Harcourt.

Housing is very cheap in Ibadan, except in GRAs and areas dominated by wealthy industrialists. The road network was terrible, but has now been greatly improved under the previous and current administrations. Power supply is terrible and affects businesses here, but people manage to get by with power generators.

Ibadan is the most peaceful city in Nigeria and the cheapest to live in in terms of acincommodation, lodging, food, and basic necessities of life. The first university in Nigeria – the University of Ibadan, is located here, and the standardized UCH is here. There is no more any active airport in Ibadan, but it is very safe and serene to live in. Business opportunities also abound in the city, but this cannot be compared to Lagos or Abuja.[/quot

the MOST peaceful city in Nigeria and the cheapest to live in in terms of accommodation, food and basic neccessities of life is ILORIN-Ilorin international airport, UITH, and d better by far university
Education › Re: UNILORIN Before And Now (photos) by highbee02: 10:30am On Dec 29, 2016
shollish:
Number one school in Nigeria.. No strike no delay better by far!!!
university of "no delay". Better by far
Politics › Re: 1,260 Policemen From S-west Protest Transfer To Northern States by highbee02: 9:14am On Dec 29, 2016
ajbf:
NOT fewer than 1,260 policemen from the six South West states of the country recently transferred to Northern states, especially the North East, where Boko Haram insurgency was rampant, have complained bitterly against what they termed ‘lopsided transfer that attracts no incentives.

According to a signal by AIG Abdul Bude from Force Headquarters, Abuja, dated December 24, 2016 with reference No CB 4770/FS/FHQ/ABJ/Vol. 5/232, the affected policemen have been mandated to assemble in Kaduna on January 4, 2017.


Though, they said as security agents, their primary duty is to protect lives and property, they are not comfortable with the way the transfer which dates back to 1997 is being handled.

An impeccable source told Vanguard that the transfer carried out in 1997, 2003 and 2015 had recorded heavy casualties among the policemen from the South West due to inadequate facilities.

They are principally unhappy because they are allegedly not treated equally with their Northern counterparts.

One of the affected policemen who spoke on condition of anonymity for fear of victimisation said their northern colleagues who are equally transferred at the same time are treated as sacred cows because despite disobeying the police authorities, by shunning the transfer, still get to collect their salaries.

According to one of them: ‘’Lives of several policemen from the South West that were transferred in the past had been wasted by the insurgents.’’

Other grievances of the aggrieved policemen include non-provision of vehicles to convey them to their new stations; non-provision of accommodation and other welfare packages, language barrier and non-familiarity with the northern terrain.

He said; “Since they started the transfer, lives of several policemen of South West extraction have been wasted because when they transfer them, the authority would not provide necessary facilities such as money, accommodation which make them prone to attacks by the insurgents.

“We are not happy at all. This transfer was earlier stopped by the National Assembly and a powerful politician from the South West in 2015. It is the same policemen that are being transferred now. We knew this because their transfer letters bore their former ranks under the former Inspector General of Police, Solomon Arase.”

With the transfer, he said the police authorities ran foul of an earlier document which states that no policeman should be transferred outside his zone of origin.
I'm here to read comments
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/12/1260-policemen-s-west-protest-transfer-northern-states/
Education › Re: Two OAU Students Die In Less Than 24 Hours (Photos) by highbee02: 10:29pm On Dec 28, 2016
RIP
Autos › Re: The Funny Nicknames Nigerians Give Different Cars by highbee02: 9:42pm On Dec 28, 2016
Hdayo1:
9. Honda Accord 2012 – Evil Spirit
eagle spirit
Crime › Re: A New Born Baby Was Dropped In The Gutter In Maraba, Ilorin. by highbee02: 8:28pm On Dec 28, 2016
Sharplakezy:
A new born was found in the gutter this morning at maraba area Ilorin. the little born baby was seen with nylon on it's neck that was used to strangle it to death. Though the identity of the person that dropped the baby there has not been ascertained as at the time of filling this report...
this is heartless
Phones › Re: I Have 50k, What Phone Can I Buy With It? (good Battery, Ram And 4G) by highbee02: 8:25pm On Dec 28, 2016
Braveryy:
Please I need answer, I don't want to waste this money on a chappy phone.

Thanks nairalanders
Nokia 3310
Politics › Re: Soldiers Enjoying Christmas In Sambisa Forest (Photos) by highbee02: 8:02pm On Dec 28, 2016
kudos to our military men, I salute your gallantry
Politics › Re: Soldiers Enjoying Christmas In Sambisa Forest (Photos) by highbee02: 7:52pm On Dec 28, 2016
I'm new on this platform, you guys should show me love

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