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[color=royalblue]When Larride comes back from his problems, what will it call it?

Consequences or....?

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liveLongNprospa:
I don't have to mock.. At the same time I don't have to criticise those who call out.
It's not hard holding two opinions boss.
You do it in your day to day life.

That this is a sensitive topic doesn't mean it can't be done.

[color=royalblue]You mentioned me here to ask me of my opinion on something you clearly didn't do.

I would understand if Donjazet mentioned me, not you.

You sympathised with the guy, then come months later to advocate for his mock.

Is this holding two opinions to you?[/color]

TemporaryHansel:
Yes. Whenever I see anybody that voted Tinubu I always spell it out.
My barber raised barbing fees , and I refused to pay him for one simple reason. Dude rigged for APC, he was even bragging with the $100 he was given. I told him back then that he'll suffer the consequences of his actions. Every time I see him, I never forget to ask him if the $100 hasn't finished now

[color=royalblue]Your barber rigged and benefitted from the system.

So what about a young guy that's probably voting for the first time, and decided to vote Tinubu?

Would you compare him with this same Barber of yours?[/color]

liveLongNprospa:
If I know any that actually voted and he is on hard times, it's simply his lock.

But I don't think it will be right to call another person who reminds the said aboki of his decision a bad person in any type of way.
With or without bias on my end.


But hey.. We are all different and we all have what or who we are biased towards 😁

[color=royalblue]So, you don't mock

But you hide behind those who mock, to mock?

Because i do not see why you have to jump on this train, when you did not board it the last time.

If you didn't call him out that day, and was amongst the first to be sympathetic, stay that way.

Stop hiding behind Donjazet to throw the stones you didn't throw that day.[/color]

raumdeuter:
Will it be appropriate to mock him over the death of his family caused by bad roads or bad healthcare response from the same govt he voted?

[color=royalblue]LiveLongNprospa should help us answer.

But I bet he will not answer Yes or No.
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liveLongNprospa:
I can remove the Donjazet and use another person and the point will still stand.

So basically you are saying there is a bias.
That's fine then

[color=royalblue]It won't

You sympathised with Larride that day, but you are hiding behind Donjazet to throw stones today

Did you not have a mind of your own that particular day?

How come you didn't spell out Consequences then?[/color]

liveLongNprospa:
So your reason for bias and thinking that people holding him accountable isn't a good thing is simply because he is someone you know personally.

Are you saying if it's a random person, you'd probably have a different opinion?

[color=royalblue]I wont expend my energy on a random person. That's my point.

Random tweets have been dropped here of APC apologists crying. How many of them do we spend more energy anaylsing and giving Consequence lessons here?

The reason you all are picking on Larride is because you know him here.

There are Abokis on your street that voted APC. Do you daily spell out this same Consequence lessons to them too?[/color]

liveLongNprospa:
That's a good question actually.

Would it be called consequence?
Who knows.. Sadly that's not what is happening and it seems his situation is generally tied to the situation of alot of people right now.

But I'm sure you get the conversation sha.

[color=royalblue]What's worse is that DonJ you picked is the wrongest example to use

He voted Buhari, and his sister died during that tenure in an accident.

Maybe you were not on Chelsea's thread then, but I did not see one soul mock this guy.

Even the Larride has been of more help to him than me.

Where was the Consequence police then?[/color]

liveLongNprospa:
So are you saying the only reason you don't mock him is because you know him?

Lets assume it was a random person you had no idea who he was, and you heard the story of how they campaigned hard for tinubu while also being a party member.. They fell into hard times which coincided with how their party has destroyed the nation.

Would you still hold this same opinion? 🤔

[color=royalblue]You called it "Random", and you are asking if my opinion is going to be the same..

How, brother?
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[color=royalblue]The only part of Obi's governance i can vouch for is it would be prudent.

All these talks of people should endure hardship, while VP residences are gulping 20 billion would never have happened.

But then, life is life. Storms happen, and then there are calms.

If tomorrow his fortunes turn, would you still call it Consequences?[/color]

liveLongNprospa:
BlueRayDick izzou what do yall have to say?
Because you were of the opinion that Donjazet was a bad person for refusing to give larride any form of sympathy..


Do you guys believe there should not be consequences for actions and those consequences not pointed out

[color=royalblue]Anybody that mocks Anybody, especially those they know, because of their predicament is a Bad person.

If Obi won, and you incur huge losses when he rules, would that be you incurring consequences for your actions, and is it okay if I do so?

I can only understand you if he was part of the system; Maybe he was benefitting from the largesse that we are not privileged to.

But how can i be mocking a man, that i know, because of life?

If his fortunes became better than it was, would you still call it consequences?[/color]

[color=royalblue]DissTroy

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nihilistjnr:
On a less miserable note, omo how una Christmas wan be?

The last Christmas I did in Naija was I think 2017, and I was surprised at how much traffic daytime there was on Christmas day.

Una no dey rest?

Growing up, after church on Christmas day, the streets are deserted. By 4pm after we don chop finish, na ball and banger war get us.

[color=royalblue]It depends.

If Christmas falls on a Sunday, be sure to expect traffic, because all churches will have services on that day.

If it falls during the week, the traffic is less.[/color]

Itsrm:
Even if the election is cancelled which is not even possible seeing as PDP is only quoting the part of the supreme court judgment that favours them, all 27 of them will win the next election.

[color=royalblue]Which part favours the defected 27 HOA members?[/color]

nihilistjnr:
Joeeyyy

Brah don't say this shït outside.

[color=royalblue]Just to win argument, you go begin see funny analogies[/color]

BlueRayDick:
Na only Linda know the full details of wetin she do wey turn her to billionaire blogger.

[color=royalblue]This is usually common with Nigerian success stories

E buy one frying pan and 100 naira ororo. E fry Beans to make am Akara

After 10 years, he exports akara of $200 million annually

But the big favour breaks are not included. The time his company was used as a front for laundering was not included.[/color]

GloriousGbola:
Linda ikeji is a perfect example of this. Woman was rising slow and steady then in 2015 she became a billionaire. I think it somehow tied into the elections but I don't know how.

She went from black gate to banana island.
And now we are cursed with her copycats with even less restraint who are trying to put lightning in a bottle.

[color=royalblue]Nobody has been able to replicate the rags to riches story again.
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[color=royalblue]Phone business
Car business
Real Estate
Petrol Station
Shopping Mall

These businesses are "The More you look, the very less you see"

Just be careful when vouching for anyone that made it through these.

They will never tell you what is developing the back end[/color]

[color=royalblue]Until the guy tells us the "How", there is nothing to dispute.

Nigeria has a lot of illegal, wayo formulas to cash out.

It is us here that is looking at bitcoin and Paystack. People dey wey dey pick millions monthly without any forex added.

I can never argue when someone says they made something. Just tell us how.

400 million in 8 years is 50 million a year.

Men wey dey act as front for Cabals and politicians can make that in one year.[/color]

[color=royalblue]Wisdom demands that we ask the business the person did, that converted 200k to 400 million.

Maybe e use 200k open company, then chopped government contracts and became a funnel for laundering..

I have seen someone make 10 million in a day, by adding his markup to some items purchased.

Until you know what the person did, no need to dey argue blindly[/color]

Ibime:
Is it different to the prices in VI?

[color=royalblue]It should be much much more.

Besides, how many developers sef can afford VI? Na only Sujimoto I know wey dey develop for there

Na Epe and Ibeju Lekki dem dey flex strength mostly[/color]

nihilistjnr:
Lol I served in Lagos camp sef, and Im from Lagos

[color=royalblue]Talk true..

It was the handwork of God, shey?[/color]

[color=royalblue]SARS don come back?

Abi who be these ones wey i dey see inside Korope without uniforms and guns?[/color]

GloriousGbola:
Izzou has not mastered the art of doing business

[color=royalblue]Nestle recorded loss in the 3rd quarter of 2023.

They haven't mastered the art, maybe.[/color]

Melvyn11:
It's the graduates not getting a teaching job for 20k part I don't even believe when I know Househelps getting that amount.

[color=royalblue]One fact about Nigeria is that your pay is not determined by your certificate. It is determined by what the employer can afford.

Teaching job is not easy to come by. Some schools use one teacher for 3 subjects. A guy i know was a teacher and a school bus driver (He collected that one to boost the salary to about 50k)

Everything is possible here oh. Some primary schools are like kiosks. Na that one go fit pay 20k per month?[/color]

Godx:
They are jobs everywhere. The menial jobs some of you do abroad to survive, you will turn them down In Nigeria forming too big. That's what am talking about. You will get to America and start doing 3 to 4 jobs but back in Nigeria those lazy bozos won't do more than one job.

[color=royalblue]How can you say this?

Some low budget factories have their workers work from 7am to 7pm.

So please, when should this person go for his second job?[/color]

Melvyn11:
I nor believe this one. I know Househelps getting 20k plus monthly.

[color=royalblue]Depends on the location.

It still depends on the location, inside the location.

VI rate and Ikorodu rate dey different[/color]

KingTom:
Bruh, after the events of 2014 anything wey concern Ford I wash my hands comot, I collided with a Tacoma just like mine infact na 1999 fish tail model do me this kin thing, imagine if it were a Tundra as I woke up in the hospital I saw the light and it said 'Tom, Tom! Flee! Flee from Ford!! Flee before that American contraption kills you finally'. Ford cars sweet i no go lie, but these new ones too soft, see the remains of my beloved Ranger

[color=royalblue]Omoh!

No be small speed una use dey come.

Thank God for your life. These newer models soft sha, including the Tundra (I believe)[/color]

TrebleChamp:
The day i drove a GLE 450, i dislike my Matrix and Toyota vehicles instantly. I see why celebrities and super rich people go for them Mercedes Benz, BMWs, Range Rovers, Rolls Royce and co over Toyota or Honda cars..

[color=royalblue]Walahi

The comfort and performance will erase any thought of fuel consumption in your mind.
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GloriousGbola:
Have you driven the same year model tundra?

You have to compare like for like.

https://www.truecar.com/compare/ford-super-duty-f-350-vs-toyota-tundra/

[color=royalblue]Apart from KingTom Tundra, i haven't driven any latest

But Ford get interior oh. Choi!

There are cars you drive in Nigeria, and the Police won't bother stopping you.

They just wave [/color]

[color=royalblue]I just drive one Ford F350 now

Chai

Ford dey make motor, abeg!

I'm disgusted by the sight of anything Toyota.[/color]