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Vivianat:Shameless woman. If u don't know what to say,keep quiet. As weighty as this matter is,u don't need to make any insensible comments. Go to hookup forum if u don't understand how serious this matter is. It is a national issue and not a genzi forum for hookups aunty. |
One thing I like about igbos,is the economic independence which they have demonstrated in this country. TAKE IT OR LEAVE IT,they are creative and hardworking and most often successful in anything they set to do. They love keeping their folds growing and I have experienced it myself. I am what I am today,because of my igbo brothers and sisters. If an igbo man buys a land today in Lagos or Abuja,he would help his brother to also get one around him and the circle continues till they all become strong together. That is why our brother prefer them around them. They are our closest brothers in Nigeria. A yoruba man will rant,shout,quarrel yet they are the igbo best friends socially. This reminds me when we were growing up,our landlord in Lagos then and my dad were cat and dog,but one day he went for an penile and came back,people all went there to greet him,but my dad went with blood tonic and some drugs and he was shocked. He started telling everyone around that,despite the fact they dont talk,that my dad was his best tenant. He doesn't owe him,including nepa light and all sorts. Infact,give it to the Yorubas,their generosity also contributed to igbos success in Lagos because I was born in their midst. These two tribes,they may not be friends politically,but they are friends for life socially and economically. |
ariesbull:Truth. |
KingintheNorth:It should be enough now. I give my parents 100k every months,I don't know what my siblings are giving them and don't look into all that. I buy rice for them in bags,beans,crayfish and name it. Aside the 100k I take care of their hospital bills when it comes up which is not often. But in all honesty,they aren't truthful to u guys by saying they need more. Except they are living in an expensive neighbourhood or they are taking care of other people's children without telling u guys. Sometimes,parents at that age can be annoyingly generous that,they would give out their last at the detriment of their children. |
Not my worst Christmas. Sure many families are going through hell. |
Fake pastor that is all I can say. |
A stingy boyfriend has higher chances of making it big in the future than a generous boyfriend. Take care of your finances kings |
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As early 4am this morning,I told my wife about the situation of this country and i mentioned that many youths of this country would be hard hit by the economic conditions of this country. My advice for u is this,don't attempt taking ur life because of Nigeria. U shall pass the tribulations/Tinubulation and come out very strong. It is just a matter of time. |
For those who may doubt this,they have had more than seven meetings and watch out how it goes. Is not going to be business as usual. |
Nigeria is happening to u very fast. |
AchrafHakimi:Same thing is going on in my wife's office...many of them Yorubas. |
Loveenthed:My father got retired in 2002 and started getting his pension 18years after. Many of his colleague died,I remembered when he came to Abuja for data capturing his ogas son came around and they all started asking him his where about,and the guy said his father died long ago. That is Nigeria for u. Even if the money is there,pray it is not stolen by one govt officals like Maina |
surgical:All my arrears were paid by the man we felt didn't do well,but here is the messiah from the west,who could not sort himself out...is it the country he can sort. |
Reno Omokri's brother, Pastor Isaac Omokri, has been accused of raping a 15-year-old girl inside his church ¹ ² ³. The victim's father claims that Pastor Isaac forced himself on his daughter and threatened her with kidney failure if she spoke out about the incident ¹. The father also alleges that Reno Omokri has been trying to cover up the incident and silence him ¹. According to reports, the police were involved, and Pastor Isaac was arrested, but he was later released on bail ¹. The victim's father is seeking justice and calling on the public to help his family get the truth out ¹. It's worth noting that Reno Omokri has not publicly denied or confirmed the allegations against his brother ². Instead, he has stated that he would rather "flog himself" than respond to the allegations ². |
Goodnewsforlife:If u don't know about the story pls,keep quiet. He told his brother not to agree that he raped any girl while same brother of his had already confessed to the girls family and pleaded that he should be forgiven . And the same brother of his is a pastor in a church in Delta state. |
They will surely owe everyone no matter the sector u served. A country being govern by men and women without conscience. |
Run away and start ur life. U see,many young men and women are now making their lives better tapping into crypto...Doing forex and making money and living better and even fine and here u are waiting to be encouraged by an African father who see their male child as competitors. Run away from home...find alternative income to what u are doing presently and see him proudly speak of u. |
Hakky1123: |
He has the guts to talk about another person's issue but refused to comment about his brother rape issue in Delta state. Is this one mad ni? |
TossTos:Been or being...stop confusing the English. |
Police is not ur friend. People u hired to secure u would endanger ur life if care isn't taken. |
Ritchiee:No reason to argue with u. U wey never travel dey talk. U should be ashamed bros. There is no part of Yoruba land that is as beautiful as Enugu. Imo Anambra and even Aba in Abia state. U can't even compare Ogun state with Ebonyi...not in terms of roads let alone building. A visit would convince u further. |
mannobi:U have not read that bill if u truly u did u won't say that. Let me educate u. In the area of population Lagos Katsina,Kano,Kaduna would benefits. In the area of oil River state,Bayelsa and Delta state would benefit. In the area of VAT lagos is the highest beneficiary,Kano and Anambra would benefit. The rest of the north would lose out especially when it comes to alcohol. Hence the reason why they are shouting here and there. That part is the subtle area. |
EmperorCaesar:Is this how u see ur mother? Ur hatred is too much. U are using America as an example why can't u use Margaret Thatcher of Blessed memory. |
This incident reminded me of my father's saying when we were still young. That,there is no trouble in stealing,but it is in sharing of the loots comes trouble. |
I read where they mentioned Ogun state...I just laugh in Yoruba way. ![]() That laugh that depicts betrayal. Ogun state the head quarters of animism in Nigeria and Africa as whole. |
Fearurcreeator:In the market places,we have seen yoruba women crying and even their men crying because of food in the market. The last one that occurred,it was a yoruba man crying. Na una brother dey run the country una dey cry like say na by force. In few years to come,u guys would see the real consequences. No be the time wey person eat beans,e dey turn belle. |
The best man for the job. |
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