₦airaland Forum

Gerrard59:
OP caused it. His response was not fair to the poster who "advised" him, yet from the start he agreed for "unnecessary" comments to be posted. So why indirectly insult someone when you agreed to see divergent views? That's hypocritical. No doubt, Justwise has his issues, but on this, I support his actions. OP goofed!

But then, I dey follow the thread like Twitter.

please there is no where the OP agreed for 'unnecessary comments' to be posted. He just agreed not to shut people out and that didn't give anyone the right to post irrelevant and questionable comments all in the name of 'Divergent' views. we are passed that anyway and as you can see, We going strong

comradespade:

I no dey there ooo
We are here since dey don pack our load commot for travel section

I hardly comment o and na say i get travel plans naim make me dey here. I no dey travel section again so I repeat...some people are justfoolish

comradespade:
#no1 loyalist
Followed you all the way here from travel section

we all here man...some people are justfoolish

Lala lalala lalalala lalalalala
I did not say anything o

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So fine...I need something like this

dainformant:
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"Baba became much more friendly and began to ask questions "how is sales? Is the business moving? " He began to joke with my wife as well

I just they laugh o

IfeanyiYagazie:
Discriminative employment policies

Guy even your GTB bank isn't a saint when it comes to this.


Do you know that about 90% of Dangote's staffs are from his region ??

Am yet to see an Igbo man working as a cashier in First bank or GTBank, it would be unfair for me to criticize them.

U know how this work in this part of the world especially Nigeria.
U don't expect me to build a company and not make my people a top priority.

But their are situations were competence is rated ahead of tribal lines.

I'm happy you said you are yet to see...speak what you know sir

I just came to see who posted this and I'm not suprised...Happy sunday o

Him village people never tire for him matter? its well

The result was good overall...welcome to the bar learned colleagues

blessedroveno:
GT bank may be better in other regards but Diamond's mobile app is arguably the best in the country. Give it a try.

Noted

nnokwa042:
is like u look for work for diamond dem no give u come dey vex with dem,u see award dey just win u still dey talk about GTB u need good 36 flogging for ur ass

Carry ya fustration and comot for my mention o. I dey talk wetin I sabi and from comments here, it seems their app is great.if you read my comment well you'd see I mentioned I don't really know about their app and I dont want to...have a nice day

is the pastor not human? People worship their pastors and are so afraid of doing what is naturally proper

Ishilove:
Please when mentioning banks, don't mention that market

I'd take Gtb over diamond bank anyday.That bank with their small banking hall and discriminative employment policies?Gtb had some issues recently with their App but it has since been fixed and things returned to normal. Even Zenith is worse when it comes to mobile app.i don't know about Diamond but don't really want to know...

We don't know or use them here in the south...congrats though

Considering the profits they make I'm not suprised... nice development

Nice and welcomed development...thats if it won't be politicised

Its always about the Women...Men too need this free medical services o. remember we are all equal too.Nice development anyway

Where is Gtb?

Mogbe! I even thought they were related to Evans the kidnapper

So this old boy no blow since but wan use political connection see the light...I'm not hating o but no be by force to blow sha.Music is not for everyone

This would definately not work in Nigeria with our recalcitrant power failures...nice invention though!

I will comment later

He is mad...even Buhari is madder

This one Weak me

Former football star George Weah and
incumbent Vice-President Joseph Boakai
on Saturday edged closer to competing in
a run-off vote for Liberia’s presidency,
with three quarters of polling stations
counted.
Weah now commands 39.2 percent of votes
cast and counted while Boakai has taken
29.6 percent, the chairman of the
National Elections Commission (NEC)
Joseph Korkoya told journalists in
Monrovia.
If no single candidate gains more than 50
percent of the vote, a run-off will be
scheduled in November between the top two
contenders, according to Liberian law.
Whoever wins the vote will take over power
from President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, who
has served a maximum two terms and is
stepping down after 12 years.
Although Weah strengthened his lead over
Boakai from partial results released on
Friday, further increasing his vote margin
by more than 10 percentage points would
be a significant challenge.
The NEC said 1,193,331 votes have been
counted so far, with turnout at 74.35
percent, a trend which means that Weah
would need to win a majority in almost all
the remaining districts in a nation of 2.18
million registered voters.
The pair are well clear of the 18 other
candidates, though longtime opposition
leader Charles Brumskine took 9.7 percent
of votes counted and Coca-Cola executive
Alexander Cummings is on 6.9 percent,
meaning the role of their supporters will be
significant if a run-off is called.
Weah is ahead in 12 of Liberia’s 15
counties including Montserrado, its most
populous, while Boakai leads in two
including his home county Lofa.
Boakai said earlier Saturday he was still
confident of winning without the need for
a second round vote.
“I am sure of winning the first round,” he
told journalists. “If there is second round
we will go for it but I am sure of being the
winner at the end of the day,” he added.
NEC chairman Korkoya also said he had
ordered a re-run in the town of Dulay,
where a presiding officer was allegedly
caught stuffing extra ballots by an
observer after polls had closed.
The polling official was now in custody,
Korkoya said, but the total of final results
of the election will not be known until
polling in the area is completed on
Tuesday.
Meanwhile counting in legislative elections
also held last Tuesday is only 30 percent
complete

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/10/liberia-election-weah-boakai-likely-go-run-off/

Wike My Guy!

simiolu1:
I did you a favour by showing you the correlation between both cases. If you can't see it by now, then I can't help you more than this.

Thank you

So now its 'they encouraged him to drink'?

I give up on you

Mrkumareze:
Bro. We aren't fighting over this but from the look of things presently, the statement Davido made at the police station differs from the little finding the police made so far. You just have to know the law is there looking for who to devour and protect, and Davido is a victim of circumstance here we should all pray for him.

Have you seen the statement he made at the police station? The way you people jump at conclusion ehn