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/ Girls love guys (chewing gum guys) with beard. Ladies love guys (Zuckerberg) with money. It is all about different level of maturity. \ |
Church has nothing to do with heaven. If christians don't go to church, who do they expect to fuel the private jets? |
/ Everyone wants one Nigeria as long as someone else is at the losing end. No sane person will want to maintain the status quo whereby Buhari gave all the sensitive national positions to his people. I am yet to hear anyone ask what exactly are the grievances of the Igbo people. Drive through Igbo land and you will see the stark reality. Take a look at the new railway lines routed away from all Biafran states. Do we talk of federal infrastructures? For the last ten years, they keep promising and renegading on 2nd Niger bridge. FGN will not fix federal roads in the SE and when some states want to use some of their meagre resource for palliative measures on these roads, the FG will become a stumbling block. Check the 2017 budgetary allocation of all the regions. Do you see equity and fairness? My major concern is that the tempo died during GEJ's era which makes the agitation seem political. People in the SW region think that they will be immune when war starts. All it will take is for one rogue side to bomb the hell out a SW state and Yoruba will be drawn into the war. Read up on all the world wars. Misery likes companion. Everyone will be sucked into the war. I have seen the comparison between 1967 and 2017. However, no one is asking how ND were able to access 50 caliber guns. Folks have access and information now than ever before. The war if and when it starts will consume all irrespective of the geographical location within Nigeria. |
ifenuwon:I think it is ok. Especially since she has confirmed that her fiance is a bonafide idiot. / |
/ She sold herself to slavery. No hope for her. If you must travel to a foreign land, go to where you can be protected. Is this difficult to understand? Sobbing stories from stvpid people are becoming irritating. \ |
ninetiethcrown7:/ Did I say "denial"? Here is one of them. You are gay. Accept it. It is becoming acceptable so no need hiding anymore. // |
They are not the same emotionally but technically they are the same because there is only a thin line between them. I believe that a man who enjoys having anal sex with ladies will definitely bang another man if the right opportunity presents itself. By the way, such men have inalienable right to deny that they are not the same. Their twisted mindsets should be accommodated and not condemned. It is the public condemnation that brings forth the denial. / |
It is ok. By noon the next day, the money will expire. And if no renewal is intended, the hotel management will change voice for her. Go to an expensive hotel, pose like a big girl and say you want to see their rooms, they show you...you take pictures and video...come down to lobby and tell them...ahh, I will be back later, let me think about it. Run to your laptop and post. Voila! |
billy187:The only problem is that the seller will write whatever price the buyer wants on the Bill of Sale. Give the dealer his own N800k for the van and ask him for a receipt of N3m, he/she will gladly oblige you. They call it aprico or nzama. ![]() For the sake of inflation, I give the bus + nzama = N1.5m. Na 18-yrs old bus. \ |
Keep a gallon of fuel and lighter ready. Splash them and light them up. No jazz or whatever can withstand 3rd degree burn. |
/ Is he aware that US does not use Toyota Hiace bus? Just saying... \ |
No big deal. In Igbo culture, shame or accolades are shared by the family. That's why when people start misbehaving, the kindred call the defaulter to order by hammering sense into him. Sometimes the thought of "shame to the family" is enough deterrent to many. As a father, the welfare of his children should have been his utmost concern. He is aware of the law of the land. The law was not created specifically for him but for all. If you don't want to bring shame to your family, then stay away from evil. Everyone is concerned about his children but no one seems concerned about many families he might have destroyed. The community cannot move the goal post because of him. Everyone should adapt to the society he/she lives in. It is a no brainer. In Nigeria, big thieves are celebrated and petty thieves are roasted. Does it sound justified? No. So if you must steal, make it big or you will be barbecued. Right or wrong, that's the nature of the society. Naysayers will learn the hard way with a tire on their neck and folks ready to ignite them. The lily-livered will cry "jungle justice!" and that's where it ends. As we discuss, some knucklehead is warming up to steal a (I-better-pass-my-neighbour) generator somewhere knowing fully well that if he is caught he ain't going home. |
Why the hate? Celebrities get levels. |
/ Finally all the ladies that were tapping into Tonto's blessings miraculously disappeared. Na curse/drama una tap enter una life. Una husband go be Mosquill. \ |
SalamRushdie:The more reason to attack them first. Let the military come in later. |
He intimidated them else when he opened the booth they should have checked the spare tire compactment to ensure that he wasn't hiding drugs/guns/human parts there. He wasn't even searched. Waste of time. |
Evans was arrested before the bill was passed. It will be interesting to see how it ends. A good prosecutor should find a way to invoke Federal law if it exists. Nigerian wahala tire person. If it is a crazy place like US, a good lawyer will find a way to wriggle him out technically by msking his confessions inadmissible in court because he was not read his Miranda right--"You have the right to remain silent...everything you say will be used against you blablabla". Any how, he may be serving many decades in prison. But in a crazier place like Nigeria, SARS may waste him and claim that he attempted to escape. |
/ Tonto said that Igbo men refused to marry her because they ain't sh!t and that she finally met her King X. https://www.nairaland.com/905871/cannot-marry-igbo-man-because Well...what an elder sees sitting down, a child cannot see same standing up. \ |
kinibigdeal:/ Should I send people to bail her out? Yah or Nay \ |
sarrki:The problem is not the fulani herdsmen. The problem is the ones that wait to be attacked first. |
\ Time flies. 28 comes sooner than most can imagine. Beautiful ones are not yet born. Like unemployment in Nigeria, the more you wait, the more ripe ones are joining the singles' market. Add troubled economy + multiple pages of marriage list to the equation, then 40 becomes the new 25. It is rough out there. There is a solution though. Beyond 28, a lady can join the feminists movement out of frustration and then change her motto to "marriage/men ain't sh1t". But we understand. \ / |
When Fulani men and their cattle become endangered species in every corner of SE,SS,SW and Middle Belt, Buhari will be forced to address the menace. It is not a rocket science. Crying for help is a colossal waste of time. Instead of running from them, let them be the ones on the run. That is the only solution. |
How could Fulani and their herd of cattle attack and disappear? If you cannot get them, slaughter the cows. Kudos to Taraba militia. Bullies only understand the language of violence. And to those who choose to pray, goodluck! |
fingard02k:What do you expect? FGN can never prosecute anyone convincingly. Nigeria is not about professionalism but titles. It is only a shake down. That's all. |
lalasticlala:Are those tattoos? Guilty! Nail him to the cross. |
LionDeLeo:Oil price is collapsing againt. Brent @ $45/barrel and USoil @ 43/barrel. I am just watching to see how long more CBN can keep the injection up. Very wealthy countries with huge external reserves tried interventions and failed woefully. The naira will be going for N600/$ by the end of this year. |
chloride6:The taste of the pudding is in the eating. Now they have no jobs. I wish them luck. If they truly understand the environment they live in, they would have reacted better. They went to war with wrong ammunition. By the way, since you had it figured it....where is NLC in all these discussions? I thought the issue was salaries in arrears as is common in Nigeria. No. They were being paid as earned. Unbelievable! Their problem is that they are being paid gratuities that are "not guaranteed" to be paid in future. I hope they will be recalled. It is rough out there. |
chloride6:Their gratuities were being paid monthly. They were not fleeced. At least you agreed that it is a lawless country--the more reason they should get it while they still can. |
chloride6:They can. But Nigeria is too unstable to plan your gratuity on any company. Just take a look at what many pensioners are going through in recent times. Isn't it better to get the money when you can? |
Benita27:Emeka's family and friends know him as a hardworking pharmacist not knowing that he was running some kidnapping operations with Evans. Try beating that. Just keep praying that it wont be your portion. Some smart criminals have professions they use to camouflage their criminal activities. He tells you his profession. He takes you to his office to his associates. Does that mean that you know his "real" source of income? / |
Apparently, this June has been a bad month for Igbo criminals. It is either they repent or they should go back to the drawing board. |
jpphilips:The kind of education provided by the elites in Nigeria who by the way prefer to send their children abroad to study because they don't want them to be educated in a way to think like you. |
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Prison and courts seem to be enemies.