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/ What I don't understand is while ladies hide their iphone7 and money from thieves, they expose their privates to rapists. In other words, they value money and iphone7 more than their privates. We are advised to not to leave items of value in plain sight in a vehicle. Why? Because attraction leads to action. Why give criminals easy access to the goodies? \ |
busky101:/ Is the N1m he paid them worth the trouble? ABS sent them out with 10 Sponsorship forms at N100k each, how did they expect them to raise the cash? The government should do more to regulate all these Miss x and Miss y pageants that litter the space. The pageants do not make sense anymore. \ |
/ When the organizers pick beautiful ladies and give them 10 Sponsorship forms at N100k each as a prerequisite for qualification, things like this are bound to happen. That means each contestant has a responsibility to bring N1m to the table. Granted the ladies could have easily walked away, but there is more to the stories than the video itself. The whole detail is chilling and sinister to say the least. \ |
/ The case is simple. The beauty pageant winners are made to perform lesbian acts on videos before being crowned to keep them in check. It is the same as selling one's soul to the devil for fame. In the music world, they usually have the male artistes sacrifice their anus. In Nigeria, they used to have them sign contracts before but after a few winners renegaded on the contract, they upped their antics. For all the materialistic girls, the prize and promises are too good to pass by. What usually happens is that the blackmailers will start adding more to the agreements after the deal. They may start pimping the ladies for cash. With such tape, the ladies are practically their slaves forever. Bottomline: Fame has a price and it costs for more desperados. In pageants, the prettiest is not always the winner. \ |
ObiOmaMu:/ Tee Billz and Tiwa Savage did more PDA than this... This is the part of marriage every couple wants outsiders to see. This season is drunk in love. Next season may be stories that touch not excluding domestic violence. Marriage sucks. \ |
jmoore:/ Why would any spirit dirty its hand on a Nigerian policeman? \ |
Tittos:/ Beautiful! Now that we have your phone number, let the toasting begin. \ |
TonyeBarcanista:/ Almost 50 years after the Biafran war, we are yet to get SEDC (South-East Development Commission). They have NDDC. Now we are talking about NEDC. The bottomline is: Think less about Nigeria to ensure a healthy life. \ |
nuela100:Victim of what? You paid for the services rendered. If you were really concerned, you wouldn't have paid the money to the nurse. You are not even sure that what they did is illegal in any way. Did you talk to the management and they confirmed your suspicion? Because it is abnormal doesn't make it illegal. The person you will complain to may be the arrowhead of the plan. As long as money is involved, everyone in that department is involved. The less you think about affairs in Nigeria, the more your sanity will be intact. Like they pray,"God, give me the courage to accept the things I cannot change...." |
/ If Nigeria is great you would not have gone to Dubai. While fighting the company in Dubai, don't forget to fight your government in Nigeria. Isn't it absurd that when you think about your predicament in Dubai, you plan on fighting the company; but when you think about your predicament in Nigeria, you are thinking of suicide? \ |
/ The doctors are scamming the hospitals through under-the-table payments. The hospitals are scamming the doctors through unpaid salaries and renegading on agreements. You got your teeth fixed. Let them figure out ways of outdoing each other. The hero in you may turn out to be a victim. The dentist fulfilled his obligations to you. \ |
I think it is pointless preaching against MMM. Just like every ponzi scheme dating back centuries, it will continue to pay until it stops paying. The sad part is that ponzi schemes usually stop paying when partakers are fully invested. The flowery languages and disclaimers are dead giveaways that something sinister is oiling the engine of MMM. Never underestimate the power of greed. \ |
/ I think it is because there are many varieties of women they can choose from in Nigeria than abroad. Some folks are also limited by their location. It will be sad to marry a lady because she is the only one available. \ |
/ Scratching my head... Something about the house. I don't know where to start. \ |
/ Patience is ignorant for taking on the EFCC. In a patriarchal society like Nigeria, she should have let Jonathan do all the ground works and contacts to handle this issue. Her brash nature had earned her more foes than friends considering the way she abused and usurped the power of the Presidency when GEJ was in Aso Rock. \ |
Love without money is like running an engine without oil. It may work but one day e go knock. / |
fabre4:/ I can give you a list of places you shouldn't go. If you think you need a curfew first to decide places to avoid, then you may become a victim of unforseen circumstances. Walking around with a bible in the NorthEast? No. Gallivanting with a traveling bag around Oshodi at midnight? No. Hanging out in the ND creek? No. Walking from Upper Iweka to Awada in the middle of the night? No. There are no curfews in the few zones I mentioned. The stubborn few that will throw caution to the wind may not live to share their experience. \ |
BUTCHCASSIDY:/ That's where experience matters. I say what I live and not what I read. Be humble enough to learn; it may save your life in future. The world is not a fantasy island neither is it El dorado. \ |
BUTCHCASSIDY:/ An armed robber than breaks into my house will get full blast from an AR-15. It means he chose the wrong house at the wrong time. The robber's family cannot turn around and accuse me of manslaughter because the robber has no business trespassing in my house in the first place. It doesn't mean I have a blanket order to kill. But considering the scenario, the robber gave up his right to live the minute he broke into my house. The moral of the story is to avoid trouble spots that may make one a victim. I bet if you learn that there is an armed robbery going on in a bank near your house, you will not dress up and run into the same bank. Have you ever heard of innocent bystanders? They are victims of circumstances just like Mr. Izu. As civilized as US is, there are some southern cities I dare not drive into as a black man. There are some inner cities a white person dare not step into. If you get robbed in Caliope or Chiraq, goodluck calling the police because they will not bother to show up. That is your almighty USA. It is left for individuals to exercise restraints in where they expose themselves. Guess what? Nigeria and other places are not any different. \ |
fabre4:/ Yes. If you are at the wrong place at the wrong time you will become a collateral damage. Simple. \ |
BUTCHCASSIDY:/ If you take infantile emotions out of it, you will understand better. It is known as being at the wrong place at the wrong time. He was at the wrong place at the wrong time and paid dearly with his life--guilty of association. He is not the first and will not be the last. Right or wrong, there is a reason folks part with N50 at a checkpoint. Arguing about citizens' rights with an inebriated officer with an assault rifle is not the right way. It is known as common sense. It is akin to taking the bible to Maiduguri to preach to muslims because religious freedom is in our constitution. Common sense comes first. Have you ever heard of any arrest(s) of ND militants? Of course not. Because they are treated as enemy combatants by the JTF. There are some places a rational fellow has no business being in Nigeria now--Maiduguri and ND creeks are two perfect examples. All these emotions are based on the assumption that the game of football was his only source of income. \ |
/ This is the wrong time for seeking interim injuctions. The "cash and carry" judges have been rattled. They will be avoiding cases like this like a plague. \ |
BUTCHCASSIDY:/ No. Women should not be raped. But if most rape cases happen to women who dress provocatively, it will be foolhardy to dress provocatively and curry for sympathy when it happens. Like they say, "Dress like you will be addressed". Prevention is better than cure. Law Enforcement officers are not magicians. They profile suspects. If it quacks like a duck, it must be a duck. The sad part is that by the time it is rationalized, someone is lying cold turkey. The fact is -- Izu Joseph is dead. Some of you talk as if we live in a perfect world. |
BUTCHCASSIDY:/ If you are in a restive zone with braided hair, sagging pants and body tattoos, you are pretty much inviting bullets from Law Enforcement officers. Isn't that common sense? Anyone who dresses to fit the profile of criminals should be ready for the repercussions. Trying to pontificate is a waste of time, the dead is gone. Nigeria is a militarized third world country. To stay safe and alive in such a crazy environment requires common sense. \ |
metronaija:/ Why are they wearing rags on their heads like back in medieval era? \ |
ritababe:/ Kenalog injection. Then apply clobetasol propionate 0.05% cream on it twice daily. If unresolved after 6 months, seek a surgical solution. \ |
ConcNiggress56:/ There is nothing hard about it. It seems that you cannot handle the truth. You have already started using scarcity of jobs as an excuse. I can say with some degree of certainty that you will eventually sleep with him. \ |
ConcNiggress56:/ You have the 2 options. Either sleep with him or look for another job. Pick your choice. If people advise you to sleep with him, will you? If they advise you to get another job, can you? Sexual advances from bosses have only two solutions--yield or quit. I already know that you will sleep with him. You have already used scarcity of jobs as an excuse. Goodluck! \ |
kaka74:/ Did you say verbally? No paper trail? And he is a judge? You expect CJN to act without official petition? I can't believe how gullible some of you can be. \ |
flexeey:/ You are a mo.ron. An accusation from APC or any opposing party is not an excuse to tolerate corruption. What did keeping quite get him? He was still raided. He could have credibly referenced the bribery petition against Amaechi. But he chose to do the right thing at the wrong time. He should be nailed to the cross. So if not for the raid, he wouldn't have publicly mentioned the allegation? \ |
/ Good hustle. But she is not doing it right. Only 1 day training will turn her into a professional. What is worth doing is worth doing right. \ |
Jayceo:/ Too late. An upright man would have brought the petition before the raid. It sounds more like the cry of a drowning man. \ |
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