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Give money to a lady. Give tithe to a pastor. PH in MMM. ...all of dem na money lost. Curioussme...why not turn into a full-time runs girl? You fit the profile already. |
/ A boy cannot do a man's job. How do you expect someone named "two face"(Tuface) to remain steadfast? How can you give your money to someone named "made off"(Madoff)? Can you imagine Seun tagging people Seunians and they give him money to grow their seos? Well, Mavrodi pulled it off with Mavrodians who grew their mavros. What is next? Employ someone named Dauda to be your wife's PA? Tuface is afraid to thread where a giant-killer like Kanu sleeps. By the time stagflation and poverty finish dealing with Nigerians, they will eschew ethnicism and religion to appreciate heroes like Fela, Gani and Kanu (all the names are four alphabets only) who defied personal safety and comfort to challenge the status quo. / |
HungerBAD:/ You made a valid point. Entertainers and comedians in Nigeria live and shop in heaven while other mere mortals live in and shop in Nigeria. Stagflation respects comedians and entertainers in Nigeria so they have no business complaining in the face of adversity. Apparently the comedians and entertainers live in Aso Rock and are immune to the daily struggle of Nigerians. \ |
/ Nigerians are usually malnourished and tend to look skinny and young. 15-years old fattie in the West may look like 25-yrs old while 28-yrs old in Nigeria will have the physical attributes of a 17-yrs old. The guy is at least 18. \ |
/ Is there any significant difference between when he was in the country and now that he is in UK? There you have it. // |
Anticorruption:/ He is not silly. He is a typical Nigerian. He heard of people making cool cash for example N20k per day in a tile factory. He whipped out his calculator, punched some numbers, extrapolate in a year and bingo! Off to Libya. One mistake-- he forgot to read the fineprints. The content of the fineprints is what is staring them in the face. Many guys have been led to untimely death by the tales of "have beens" who show up in fancy cars and clothes to paint pictures of fabricated and embellished fancy lives they live abroad. / |
hopeforcharles:/ Sleep paralysis is the oyibo name. Our African people love the show "paranormal activities". They pray against witches and wizards but will hate to admit that they exist. If you believe good and evil but deny the existence of devil, you are invariably denying the existence of God. In a coffin, a corpse lays in supine position. Sleep paralysis occur most when sleeping like a corpse (facing up). And you tell me there is no spiritual angle to it? Talking about superstition, oyibo folks are equally as superstitious as blacks. / |
/ LMAO. Look closer. This is why pastors thrive. This is why MMM cleaned up. A lot of Nigerians are so gullible that they will believe anything. Concort any story and ask Nigerians to type "Amen", na you go tire. If this guy asks people to send money to him so that he can show them how it is made, I bet my right arm that folks will give. Yeah. That's how easy it is to swindle Nigerians. \ |
doctorEkene:/ You are in your 20s ( I assume from your mom's age). You want to buy a Toyota Venza for your mother. You want to buy a GL 4matic for your dad. Both cars will run you about N10m or more. I think you need some medications for malaria. I guess fantasy is not a crime. Dream on! \ |
/ If not cowardice, why won't communities build central grilling machine at the village squares? When Fulani herdsmen and the cattles arrive, it will be free a barbecue and peppersoup day! It will help to have an unlimited supply of onions, pepper, salt and garlic. Two months of this and no herdsmen will dare cross River Benue to graze again. \ |
betterABIAstate:/ Not open for debate. A sad reality. The truth hurts. Ghanaians will wail if they know that a few Nigerians sponsored their current president. Don't dare tell Gambians that Tinubu exerts a lot of influence in their country. Prebendalism is the order of the day thus making politics a very lucrative business in Africa. / |
betterABIAstate:/ That is because you believed all the hype. Anambra godfathers are the ones bankrolling elections in Imo, Enugu and Abia states. Ikpeazu just "wrestled" one of them recently. \ |
/ That electric pole leaning on the wall...an accident waiting to happen. \ |
/ The rate at which young ladies are dying these days is quite alarming. // |
/ May be he has never heard of trickle down effects. When traders sell cheap, how can they afford other items with rate of inflation over 100%? \ |
/ This is the time for all of you to step out to show your grievances. Keyboard warrior is not a warrior. Of course, most of you will not join. God forbid you take any stand afterall there are churches around where you can go to pray for Jesus to come down from heaven and do for you that which you could do for yourselves. Every society deserves the kind of leadership she gets. Things are going to get worse. Who lives for nothing dies for nothing. // |
Twizzy30:/ You will not appreciate him until you visit a society where the men were raised by predominantly single mothers. They live for nothing and die for something eg. Hausa boys (called born throways by Patience Jonathan) and African-American males. Your father is instilling discipline in you. \ |
/ The sad reality is that your money is only safe in your hands. But the fear of thieves and armed robbers is enough to force folks to secure their money in the bank. Once the money leaves your hands, the only thing you can bank on is trust -- the belief that the custodian will fulfill his/her obligated side of the bargain. Money in the bank can be accessed if every other factor is in place. Otherwise, like MMM like banks. If you think NDIC means anything, wait until a bank crashes. Your great grand children may be the ones to get your deposit back. The depressing part is that there are no other alternatives with less risks. \ |
illuminated93:/ The beauty of social media. Some people are unintentionally foreclosing every hope of getting a job by snitching on themselves for a few "likes". \ |
/ Igbo people will continue to remain irrelevant in politics in Nigeria. They never learn from their mistakes. They are repeating the same mistake they made under GEJ. Two years before the election, they threw their support for GEJ without any kind of negotiations. But during campaign, GEJ blew them off and ferried raw dollars to the SW and North to buy their support. The same Igbo politicians turned around to castigate GEJ for taking them for granted. No! They took themselves for granted. The SW politicians kept mute and got compensated financially for it: Fayose, Kayode, etc got billions whereas the lucky ones of Igbo extraction got a few millions. Heck. Dasuki got the most haul of $2b. Showing your hands early in the game be it whot, poker or politics is the hallmark of a loser. Politically, Igbo people are losers in Nigeria. They just don't get it. Only a fooool does the same thing over and over again and expect a different result. I feel sorry for the IPOB/MASSOB youths who are the victims of the manipulations of the gullible, selfish, recalcitrant, malicious, self-imposed leaders. \ |
/ The bible said that if they slap you on one cheek, turn the other cheek. Christians in Nigeria have been slapped on both cheeks. So they have fulfilled the scriptural obligations. Remarkably, the bible left a void on what happens after the two slaps. So christians should fill the void and take up arms to slaughter every herdsman in sight. The best way to kill some weeds is to uproot them. // |
Deprofessional:/ These are the reasons why Nigeria is not home. People who intend to visit Nigeria have to go through a list of "dos and donts" that you wonder: Why go through all that? The thought of going to Nigeria sure do give people high blood pressure. \ |
/ They can protest all they want. Pakistan and Saudi Arabia should be on the list. Islamic terrorists are strong only to those who fear them. Once a leader appears stubborn like George Bush, Donald Trump, or even Fayose and Apostle Suleiman, you will see them cry like b!tches. The day christians in Nigeria arm themselves, the attacks by the so-called herdsmen will come to naught. // |
NgeneUkwenu:/ This is why I love Igbo leaders of thought. Nigerians are impatiently waiting for Buhari to die OR for 2019 to come quickly so that their sufferings may be alleviated. But these clownish self-appointed Igbo leaders are chanting 2023 for Buhari. It would have been pardonable if they said 2023 for the North. Buhari is a bad case. Some of them "may" not live to see 2023. But they are already roping in a whole tribe into their selfish agenda. And people wonder why Kanu has more followers than all the charlatans combined. // |
alBHAGDADI:/ It used to be inconceivable that muslims would attack mosques. But from recent happenings, the emir knows that the chicken has come home to roost and nobody nor place is sacred enough for the marauders. Hence, he is resorting to preaching peace. But it is a tad too late. // |
Ebobi:/ Do we know you? No! Do we know your boss? No! You brought your business out in public and solicited for advice. We gave some advice. Some have their opinions. Sorry if you are disappointed that not all would pander to your fragile emotion. If your boss treats you so bad, grow some balls and be your own boss. Your current boss doesn't have two heads. I guess you could not handle the truth. If you don't want divergent opinions, then keep your private business to yourself. // |
/ If only muslims, christians and traditionalists can live happily together. Muslims persecute/slaughter christians and burn down their churches. Christians turn around and burn down traditionalists' temples. The same christian pastors and Islamic alfas turn around in the middle of the night to the traditionalists for power to perform miracles. In all, they are all hypocrites. Religion is a big curse to Africans. / |
Abagworo:/ Yes. Umuowa to those who care. But usually the name of the town is followed by the next question: Where is that? And for some reason Orlu creeps back into the discussion. It is the same way Onitsha covers Nkpor and Obosi. It is the same as trying to explain the difference between a Taiwanese and a Chinese. Most people will just call them Chinese and move along. // |
Bossforeva:/ Wrapping the seats of an 11-years old car in nylon does not make it a new car. Nigerians should stop deceiving themselves. // |
broseme:\ Penny wise, pound foolish. How much is a bottle of fuel and a stick of matches? The thieves will now graduate to armed robbers and come back with vengeance. / |
Abagworo:/ It is the same way Umuna, Eziachi, Umuowa, Owere ebeiri, Amaifeke, Ihioma, etc are referred to as Orlu because many people couldn't care less to go into details. So...she is from Nkwerre. \ |
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