₦airaland Forum

Nezzjnr:
https://www.nairaland.com/6642867/nurtw-vice-chairman-samuel-kayode-shot

You might know this dude... He was killed recently in Lagos... I heard he was at the Apc secetariat around that Agboju side when they be off am

The killers were sent obviously

[color=royalblue]I saw the news.

To think that an NURTW exco was murdered, and MC oluomo is meeting Zubby and Yvonne tells a lot about how dirty this political circle is.

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Nezzjnr:
Yes I can remember that Oghene guy... He really campaigned.... Where's the Apc office in Festac... Is it that one in Agboju??

[color=royalblue]I don't know where it is

But the PDP one for Dipo was at 204 road. Immediately he decamped, he changed it to APC office

Imagine such embarrassment

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Nezzjnr:
But few years back... Amuwo Odofin was a very stronghold for Pdp ooo... Few months back when I was passing that old ojo area... I found out that they've closed one of their offices.

That Valentine guy be run one free NIN registration for Festac market

[color=royalblue]PDP never win local government chairman before na

It was Dipo that won Lagos state House under PDP and one Oghene guy won the NASS.

But I think Dipo was the only PDP guy at some point in the house and it didn't take Tinubu long to make him cross.

APC get better structure for Lagos. Tinubu needs to die before PDP go get better control.

If PDP manage win one seat, Tinubu go woo the person over

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Nonexisting:
But you said that your girlfriend is more prudent and will be in charge of finances when you people get married. Isn't that what you said? I'm telling you that I did the same with my exgirlfriend whom I stupidly called fiancee and the result was catastrophic. Just like you want to marry your girlfriend, I was already seeing the daughter of Jezebel as my wife and was planning future with her. Thanks for your sympathy though, God blessed me with immeasurable success after that ordeal but I will never forget the lesson I learnt from it.

[color=royalblue]Quick question:

When you were dating her, was she responsible and prudent when it comes to money?

Be sincere[/color]

Nezzjnr:
No better bro... I no even dey Town

Hope say you go Vote for better LG Chairman oo

Those Street Lights need to be revived abeg

[color=royalblue] Valentine go win that thing. No be APC again?

Those guys have a better political structure than PDP. Even Dipo wey dey give us hope decamp to APC.

And you know how Festac is populated with the Easterners. We no dey too put eye for election.

I doubt if PDP go win.[/color]

BigBashiru:
women by their very nature are very selfish except the born again ones...

[color=royalblue] Pocohantas, you have a mail

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Nezzjnr:
Bros you dey Festac??

[color=royalblue]I go fall in tomorrow

Any better?[/color]

Skimpledawg:
That accident was extremely fatal.

Heard the students just dropped pens and were out to celebrate that night before returning.

It's so so sad.

[color=royalblue]I don't know why people deliberately choose to take nonsense risks

Even when I and my friends go to drink, we always know who's driving and the person won't drink like we all would.

People need to understand that this life is just one. What you are celebrating is what someone else has forgotten about.

May their souls rest in peace, and may God comfort their families[/color]

Nonexisting:
You will learn the hard way. I once had this mentality and later realized I was a fool when the daughter of Jezebel I called my girlfriend disappeared with my all my life savings. Latest news say the man she eloped to abroad with is now in prison and she is implicated in the whole thing too. If you marry a good woman which I believe doesn't exist anymore, make her signatory to your bank account but give her a limit. A man that trusts a woman except his mother and sisters has already dug his grave.

[color=royalblue]I did not say the woman must be in charge

I gave conditions for who should be in charge.

I sympathize with you on your predicament, but what you wrote here doesn't relate with what I typed[/color]

timbros:


No blame me jor. I hear "early Monday morning" for radio. The thing just throw me off balance. I guess the radio presenter do mistake, or she sef confuse

[color=royalblue]The thing dey difficult to explain in Nigerian terms.

1am na still night for Nigeria.[/color]

Skimpledawg:
As in

Me self con confuse for Oga Timbros head.

okoroemeka:
same with me,I consume money like old Bedford truck,my wife is always better with finance,she always bails me out in tough situations and I will not hesitate to put her charge but male ego will not allow me,it's better to your tents O isreal in matters concern money.

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Accountability is a core part of marriage.

Forget all these dimwits shouting simp oh. No follow their mouth.

If you have a weakness and your other half is stronger there, rely on them. [/color]

Obakoolex:
You are wise with your assumption but many won't see it so...ever since my woman came into my life, my finances has grown higher even business grown larger all because she's better than me in finances. So I wonder why I won't have a joint but of course be in charge of all finances as the man of the house

[color=royalblue] Nairaland is a place devoid of maturity and reasonable discourse.

I don't type for likes. I have a relationship and I am advising the op based on my experience.

Calling me simp, woman wrapper, and all that won't change anything.

When the time comes, I'll take my decision myself.

Leave them to wallow in their fun [/color]

Martinez39s:
See this woman.

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A black woman, for that matter[/color]

Epeegee:
Nah so my papa take ruin my mama business,still follow another woman.....don't try it

nomenclature:
You are very proud to say you are not prudent with money ,as old as you are ......this is just an excuse for simping

[color=royalblue]I understand you have comprehension issues as a kid.

Go back and read again.

You can show it to your mum to explain it better

Okay?[/color]

Yusufisraelj:
My brother oil day your head Wella.

I fall into this category of good earner but poor in savings.

I don't mind clearing my account to invest in something worthwhile. I no get joy with savings, just hope my woman will be better at it.

[color=royalblue]There is no clear cut formula for a happy marriage.

Like my coconut headed friend Pocohantas would say, Honesty and the willingness to make it work is what is required.

My girl makes better financial plans and decisions. She's very prudent.

It would be foolish for me to be in charge of our finances. That's a disaster for our future family.

I'm just being honest [/color]

Ishilove:
Very nonsense mentality.

Anyway, she is still a student. Maybe when she starts working she will develop some independence.

[color=royalblue] I've never met such girls in my life. I don't know where guys find them.

I'm not saying all the ladies I've met are independent. But they are not demanding, and they are appreciative.

She would definitely learn the hard way.[/color]

Kobicove:
I hope you know that it's much would asiet to manipulate women...

The day one one of the these end time pastors gets into your wife's head she will donate the whole family savings to him

[color=royalblue]Is this a reason why I shouldn't put her in charge?

Just asking[/color]

[color=royalblue]My girlfriend has always been better with finances than me. She's very prudent.

When we get married, I would definitely put her in charge of our finances.

So my good friend, the most prudent person concerning money should be in charge.

That's my advice[/color]

Ibukzy:
Nah
Tommorow morning (1 a.m)

[color=royalblue]He just put it the Nigerian way. You are correct though

You go confuse Timbros again [/color]

pocohantas:
Shut up. Nonsense redpiller. Seems you are stingy too!

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But the girl take style wicked sha.

Baba book seat for God is good motors. Madam said she needs money to buy banana at Ore.

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williams85:
For him to complain, that means he's not comfortable with it..

[color=royalblue]You cannot be comfortable with everything in your partner. I might be wrong, but I got this data from married friends and relatives.

There's no guarantee that he would meet a selfless person if he breaks up.

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[color=royalblue]If everybody starts to type the cons of their partners, nobody go marry.

My point is: Can you carry this cross, or would you love her despite her selfishness?

If no, please end it and move on.

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donfortune48:
This lastma people wicked oh!
Abeg no dey their dictionary.

1k just commot my hind like this.
@Chisco bus stop.

[color=royalblue]Their daily bread is in your daily bread

Have you forgotten this statement you made?

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Havertz10:
i'm only continuing femi's point that it's the only solution, whatever plan the government had was rejected in a tribalist manner, I didn't follow the news well but I got the main gist

I don't know the full details of the government's plan but i'm talking based on the theme of the proposal


The governors could have renegotiated the proposal or even set up a think tank to analyze the maths behind a system like that and find positives, options plenty but each state used it to beat their chest in a tribalist manner

Just saw this. Herdsmen know that the system has to change, they are willing to listen to proposals

Why can't these people dialogue?

[color=royalblue]Buy/Rent a piece of land and put your cattles there.

What's tribalistic about this decision?

Someone who moves about with and average of 20 cows with one valued at 150k cannot rent a piece of land?

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pocohantas:
You wan go Synagogue?

Anyway, Izzou come and direct this guy.

[color=royalblue]Him wan go for Thanksgiving

Person don answer am sha[/color]

Havertz10:
but it's TRUE, femi adesina might be very bais but he says it as it is

Why can't southerners allow northerners to have ranches, so many governors were tribalistic on this issue, same people will say one Nigeria but a solution that integrates them and another tribe, they remember their tribal identities

If they are worried, it can be private sector owned ranches, each cattle owner will pay a fair amount monthly to the ranch, they will be fed at the ranch, at the end of the contract, he gets his fully grown cattle and decides what he wants to do with it

It will grow a different sector of the economy, prices of meat will drop and so many people will gain employment, why send a single guy to risk his life in the forest to feed your cattles when you can pay a company to handle everything for a cheaper price with peace of mind, those herdsmen can be redirected into another sector of the economy that can utilize their skillset, how many herdmens dey self? They aren't more than 2000 there will be no damage to those families in the north, everybody is getting a fair price and everybody sleeps at night

There will be competition among ranches, you will even create a haulage sector of that industry to transport cattles or feeds

Vast amount of lands will get inhabited, developments will grow in those hot spots and pour into the national economy

[color=royalblue]You're just typing the figments of the imaginations in your head.

What Southern governors banned was Open grazing. They did not ban ranching.

If a group of herders decide to buy 10 hectares of land at Shimawa in Ogun state, nobody is stopping them.

Stop walking up and down with cattles. That's their point.

I don't understand what that has got to with giving up your land.

Do they give land for free in the North?[/color]

[color=royalblue]Lagos Island has more dilapidated buildings than any other part of Lagos.

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Havertz10:
logistics, yam production isn't the problem, getting it from the farmers to consumers is the problem

[color=royalblue]Who told you yam production is not a problem?

Let's not derail the thread sha. I have walked this path before

The yam Nigeria produces as a whole is not enough for the South sef[/color]

Havertz10:
You can situate the processing factory at a state with access to major yam production hubs, go to the farm and strike deals directly with the farmers, process, package, freeze and prepare the product for export, you can also sell it locally, Nigerians don't understand the value of economy of scale, if you make varuous 5kg bags of diced frozen yam and sell them at a fair price that is significantly cheaper than yam sold at the market, people will buy it, there are machines that can wash, peel and process the yam into different sizes and shapes, you can even have hubs in major cities to handle local demands, supermarkets and even online retailers

You are providing a service that gives people clean, already peeled yam that is cheap and also preservable, someone can buy a bag of chip sized slices defrost it to fry or cube sizes defrost it and boil , the options are limitless, main thing is to give your customers value for their money and you will succeed

[color=royalblue]Did you understand what he typed?

He said the yam is not even enough, and you are still saying he should set up a processing factory.

Which yam will he process there?[/color]

pocohantas:
Lmao. He is gracious enough to retract his lies. Same can’t be said of the LordKO. I am still wary of him though. All of them sef.

[color=royalblue]This thread still dey?[/color]