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Oyerinde16:Bob's case is that type wherein our Father said: For by thy words thou shall be justified, and by thy words thou shall be condemned. Truly, he was wrongly advised. That's why our words are very powerful. Friends, please be careful of what you say in public. |
Akwamkpuruamu:As in ehn, e be like say himshe get qwata with the judge! It's simply wickedness. I pity himshe. |
lexy2014:Leave them make them dey cap. Life itself is not how hard you work, it's just grace. Just 3 days and them dey complain. So, if we no go holidays for the 365 days at all, them think say 9ja go fit compete with other 1st world nations? Make them dey cap. |
[quote author=kettykin post=129327463]This man has really suffered, he could have just remained loyal enough to enjoy his pension as ex deputy governor [/quote I understand you sir, but what is pension to a person like him? Money no be him problem! Somebody that probably singlehandedly sponsored Obaseki's rise to power during campaigns? Of course money no be problem. |
ravensckar:Agreed, but what about Madueke, the guy with the no 11 jersey, who gifted Chelsea the third goal. The guy is really balling too oo. He plays for England U-21. |
The Palmer guy just palm Man Utd! |
The kid is really spoilt. Nonsense talk! |
Mods, please, take it to front page. Thank you. |
This song succinctly demonstrates the love of God for humanity. It's encapsulates and captures His love for mankind, in that He suffered and died on the cross for us, thereby giving us total victory. This song will surely bless your life. Please download and share. Thank you. https://on.soundcloud.com/c7afp
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I knew something like this was coming. You want go put your trust for this government? Hmm... It is better to trust in God in everything. |
Eriokanmi:Are you a writer ni, sir? Omo, you write so well! No dull moments in reading this your epistle. |
The teachings on how to pass Waec or Jamb's Oral English still on. Follow me on TikTok or YouTube. Ifiok Jeremiah is the name. |
FTC !! Hey ooo |
I know United have lost the game the moment they went to park the bus. You don't play City and go defending even if you're leading by 2 goals. Are you playing ![]() The better team simply won! That's why I love Klopp. He would have come out and played that game. |
Lalami3232:I beg to disagree with you. I'm still currently in the state I served (Zamfara), particularly Gusau, the capital city. Even though things are highly expensive, you can comfortably survive with your 30k a month if you don't overspend. My point? Do not say nowhere in Nigeria can you live with 60k. In fact, if you are still single like me, you can't spend above 40k a month if you know what you are doing and have plans for the future. Commodities like pepper, tomatoes, onions, cucumbers, potatoes, green, lettuce, carrots, etc are very affordable and cheap sef! I bought tomatoes 100 naira this Sunday morning and was shocked with what I received. I was like, "tomatoes still cheap ooo"! Garri gan, a mudu is 1500. Still affordable at least for the common man, compared to places like Lagos (where I was born and brought up) Port-harcourt, etc. So, please, do not draw conclusions on things you don't really know or sure about. Cost of living generally in the North, is cheapest compared to others. Gracias. |
The Oral English classes are still on. Check my TikTok account: Ifiok Jeremiah. |
RIP, my brother from another mother. |
toujurs:I totally agree with you. Those are words on marble. However, it is well. |
I have started the class. Please, join me on TikTok and share the videos to all your friends you know that are sitting for Neco, Gce or Jamb this year. Thank you. |
Somebody that said he would continue from where Buhari stopped, what do you expect? Shege promax loading............. It is well. God will help everybody oo. |
If you are preparing for the above this year, or you do know anyone, I've decided to give you my 2 Cents by teaching candidates or students how to, with ease, trash the above. I'm starting today. I'll teach the following and upload it for you: ✓Vowel sounds ✓Consonant sounds ✓Stress ✓Emphatic stress ✓Rhymes By the time we are through with the lectures, you will discover that passing Neco, Gce or JAMB's Oral English is very easy. Follow me on TikTok and YouTube #Ifiok Jeremiah is the name. Those preparing for junior Waec are not exempted. Teachers you can follow, like and share so that you can teach your students or pupils, too. Gracias. |
In the enchanting world of Oloye Akinwumi Adams, affectionately known as Baba Tawa, a tale of love, ambition, and family unfolds in the most unexpected ways. As Baba Tawa grapples with the looming reality of his wife nearing menopause, a desire for more joy and celebration in his life propels him into an extraordinary journey. Meet the Adams family—Baba Tawa and his three enchanting daughters, Tawa, Tola, and Oyin. Amidst the delicate dance of familial bonds, Baba Tawa finds himself on a quest for a new chapter, a new celebration, and a new lease on life. In a narrative woven with threads of commitment, patience, and the enduring strength of family ties, 'The Joys of Celebration' invites readers to explore the rich tapestry of human emotions. At the heart of this captivating tale is Tawa, the eldest daughter, a beacon of brilliance and ambition. Having excelled in both UTME and POST-UTME, Tawa dreams of stepping into the hallowed halls of a prestigious university. Her journey becomes a mirror reflecting the resilience of the human spirit, the pursuit of dreams, and the unbreakable bonds that tie a family together. This story, as fascinating as it is honest, delves into the intricacies of life's celebrations—those anticipated and those stumbled upon unexpectedly. It is a testament to the strength found in commitment, the virtue of patience in the face of life's uncertainties, and the profound beauty of family and friendship. 'The Joys of Celebration' promises readers a rollercoaster of emotions, a journey that will leave hearts touched, spirits lifted, and a lasting appreciation for the joyous moments that shape our lives. In this rich narrative, author Ifiok Jeremiah skillfully crafts a story that resonates with the universal experiences of love, growth, and the profound joy that springs forth when we least expect it.
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Step into the world of "A New Champion" and witness the remarkable journey of Chinenye, the seemingly "dumbest" pupil at Ire-Akari Nursery and Primary School 2. In a classroom filled with laughter and mockery, where even the average students join in, Chinenye struggles to find her voice. Her academic journey is plagued with accusations of dragging her seatmates and classmates backward. But this is not just a story of adversity; it's a testament to the incredible power of dedication, persistence, family, and friendship. Join Chinenye as she defies expectations, challenges societal norms, and transforms her status from the laughed-at underdog to a true champion. In this gripping tale, you'll unravel the layers of Chinenye's life and discover the turning points that lead her to triumph. As she navigates the ups and downs of her academic world, you'll be captivated by the honest and inspiring narrative that unfolds—a story that goes beyond the classroom and delves into the core values of resilience, determination, and the unwavering support of those who believe in her. "A New Champion" is more than a book; it's a celebration of the human spirit's ability to rise above challenges and prove that true strength comes from within. Get ready to be inspired, uplifted, and reminded that everyone has the potential to be a champion in their own right. |
Yeah, it's obvious that Nairalanders do not really know me nor what I do. And it's fine. At this initial stage, I'll have to explain and explain, and introduce and introduce, myself tire!! Hmmm.., however, later there'll be evidence!😆😐😄 I am Ifiok Jeremiah. A talented novelist, song-writer/singer, and teacher. My literary books usually portray the African culture in its entirety. And really, there's no dull moments or boredom whilst reading through my books. Very interesting, intriguing, and encapsulating! In fact, I published two literature books (few copies) not too long ago and guess what? They're are now on Amazon! Check it out. But before you do so, I have put one of them up for free! Yes, free download, from now till March! So, LOVERS of LITERATURES (books)! Wait no more! Hurry now to get them. Parents. Teachers. Students. Please don't wait o. Get them online and read. 1) The joys of celebration 2) A new champion https:///Joyofcelebration https:///Anewchampion And to listen to my first single, here: https://on.soundcloud.com/c7afp Thank you.
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Yeah, it's obvious that Nairalanders do not really know me nor what I do. And it's fine. At this initial stage, I'll have to explain and explain, and introduce and introduce, myself tire!! Hmmm.., however, later there'll be evidence!😆😐😄 I am Ifiok Jeremiah. A talented novelist, song-writer/singer, and teacher. My literary books usually portray the African culture in its entirety. And really, there's no dull moments or boredom whilst reading through my books. Very interesting, intriguing, and encapsulating! In fact, I published two literature books (few copies) not too long ago and guess what? They're are now on Amazon! Check it out. But before you do so, I have put one of them up for free! Yes, free download, from now till March! So, LOVERS of LITERATURES (books)! Wait no more! Hurry now to get them. Parents. Teachers. Students. Please don't wait o. Get them online and read. 1) The joys of celebration 2) A new champion https:///Joyofcelebration https:///Anewchampion And to listen to my first single, here: https://on.soundcloud.com/c7afp Thank you.
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kollog:I understand that you really want to help her, however, I do not think this is a good advice. |
[quote author=sukkot post=127810716]You youths are crazy. The youths of today have a better chance of being richer than their parents very easily. Go and ask your parents if youths were rich like burna boy and davido and whiz kid in their days ? It was impossible for kids to make it in the eighties or nineties I would assume . Kids of todays have access to the global market through their mobile phones and can access remote jobs in dollars and at 1200 to 1 they are getting rich. I have eighteen year old relatives living in naija who are coding geniuses who are the ones feeding their parents from remote job dollars. Kids are into forex and crypto and online business and coding and music etc killing it more than their parents . As a child today the possibility of being richer than your parents is very high and this stagnant environment of money devaluation helps you more if you can access the dollar. You kids of this generation have it better than any generation that Nigeria has ever produced. You are very correct, my brother. Even though things may be terribly difficult at the moment, it's, however, never a bad time to be an adult. Anybody can easily become a millionaire if one knows the way. For me, it's much easier to make it this time than in the 80's or 90's. Nevertheless, we must not downplay the office of the president of a nation, as we all know that the welfare of the citizens in the long run, largely depends on the policies and implementation of such from the oga at the top. Therefore, fellow youths, let's not give up hope. Whatever you are doing to earn a living, do it well. Very soon, Baba go butter our bread. So, this year, no gree for anybody or anything, not in poverty or lack oo. Fight oo! Hustle oo! It is well. |
It's like this is the best time to be a politician in Rivers state if possible, because as others dey resign, person for just get one slot asap! Lolz... |
kenlinzo:Thanks man. |
Hello Nlanders, I would like to start teaching Oral English - vowel, consonant, rhymes, stress and emphatic stress - for those candidates preparing for Waec, Neco, Jamb, etc. because I have noticed that millions of candidates usually fail this part of English every year, and which is very simple. I want to help them, sincerely. So, when I teach these things, where do I upload them for students/candidates to see? Thanks. Anticipate your feedback. |
Hello Nlanders, I would like to start teaching Oral English - vowel, consonant, rhymes, stress and emphatic stress - for those candidates preparing for Waec, Neco, Jamb, etc. because I have noticed that millions of candidates usually fail this part of English every year, and which is very simple. I want to help them, sincerely. So, when I teach these things, where do I upload them for students/candidates to see? Thanks. Anticipate your feedback. |
