Meenaj:



https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/news/general/why-igbos-cannot-leave-north-kwankwaso/202736.html?_e_pi_=7%2CPAGE_ID10%2C9930254297

Lesson: always read through the dotted lines and in between if u have to. A word is enough for the wise.

woodcook:


I am not carried away but I have been in this country long enough and I am yet to see any charity organization from the North doing charity work in south let alone core Christian Southern States.

We are all witnesses to how many people from the South that had and keep going to the North more especially the NE to render charity.
Maybe you should start by listing the act of charity done by the North to the SE specifically after the war, at least there was an excuse for them to do so then ( in case you want to argue that as at today that south is economically well placed than the North).

i won't bring myself down to the level of sectional, ethnic and religious arguments with you. I have come to learn that most nairalanders think along this line and it is unfortunate. My only reply to you is that when u have to help someone, give with your right hand without your left hand knowing. A lot of people offer help and choose to remain silent.

woodcook:


Begin list the charity work done by northerners in the poor villages in the south. oya I dey wait ooh.

lesson: never get carried away by media display of good will.

rem44:
Earlier today INEC received formal petitios from Senator Dino Melaye's constituents.6 bags which contained the signatures of 52.3 percent of the electorates from the zone and other petitions were submitted to INEC in Abuja.Dino Melaye has reacted to the petitions,describing them as hoax and absolute comedy.Below is what he wrote...

'It can not succeed. It is a hoax and absolute comedy of errors. I'm laughing at the stupidity of kogi state government. Many appointees will go to jail for forgery. Even dead people's names on the recall register. A governor who does not know what double registration is may not as well know the procedure for recall. Every lie has an expiry date. This comedy of errors will soon end. No shaking at all. This won't solve the problem of not paying salaries for over 15 months. No retreat no surrender. Truth is my only Defence'


Source: http://www.trezzyhelm.com/2017/06/can-not-succeedit-is-hoax-and-absolute.html?m=1

lesson: surely madness is not reserved for those who move naked. Those behind the keyboard may be worse

iykekelvins:
We all remember the funny things we used to do as a child. Let me take you down the memory lane.


1. Follow Our Parents Out Whenever They're Leaving For Work:- This one was very common then, your dad is about to go to work and you're crying, telling him you want to go with him. The only remedy for this is for him to take you out and buy you biscuits and sweets, before you can let him go, Lol.


2. Poo Wherever Possible:- My mum told me one time, that my little sister used to go to our Dad's shoe rack to pick a shoe and take a dump. I'm sure we might have similar experiences.


3. Think The Moon Is Following You Around At Night:- I remember going out at night as a little kid, and I'll look up to the moon while walking down. Thinking the moon is following me, I'd start running down, while still looking up and see that the moon is following me. We didn't know the moon was on its own jeje.


4. Cry When Getting A Haircut:- This was common with boys. Our very first time of getting a haircut is always a disaster. Your mom would have to lap you, your​ elder siblings would have to hold your hands, and the barber would also try to hold down your head, cus you would be resisting.



5. Believed That Once We Act Dead and An Angel Passes us, We would really die:- My sister and I used to play a lot. So one time I fell on the floor and played dead, her words were “I pity you, when angel will pass you now". If you see the speed I used to get​ up ehn! Who wants to die??


So that's it guys, feel free to add yours too.

Cc lalasticlala

Source: http://iykekelvins..com/2017/06/five-things-you-did-as-child.html

lesson: time is not our friend.

ichommy:
In the event that no one but passing could be exchange with something else separated from Life.

On the off chance that exclusive we know and unequivocally trusted that life is vanity.

you gave it everything you could Shola Abaogun After arrangement of Operations.

We moved toward becoming companions at Tender Age of 7 in Ilorin.

I recall the range of Play Station 1, We do sneak into play before Iya Abaogun will come back from Office.

You Wrote GCE WAEC in S.S 1 And Got A1 and B3. You need to Study Mechanic Engineering But you considered Geology.

Your Academic Excellence procure you Nickname 001. Continuously first in Class.

You do come to Sango Otta to invest energy with me, Why leave at Peak of your Career, We pledge to Rock IT industry Break New Ground. Why now Shola?

Nairaland Webmaster Section will miss You Bro
I recall Our last Conversation Vividly.

Rest In Peace Brother.

lesson: life is short cos death lurks around. RIP bro

CastedDude:
Governor Fayose exchanging pleasantries with the Acting President Yemi Osinbajo during the Acting President's meeting with Governors and other top government functionaries on security matters in Abuja today. See photos below;

Source; https://www.nationalhelm.co/2017/06/29374.html

lesson: accommodate one another even when there are differences.

woodcook:
When will Northerners set up charity that would come to the poor villages in the South.

The North is just like that neighbors that keep taking and never gives.

May God bless the young lady and for the kids may she be a good inspiration to them.

not again.. Why are u like this?