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larride:
Don’t throw in the towel at this point na. Haba.

[color=royalblue]So you dey like this kind play? [/color]

drmikeadams:
Incase u sabi d owner

[color=royalblue]FKJ 353 GC

Car was probably bought and registered this year

Chai

May God comfort the family oh [/color]

dapotemi:
Bros, pls can i get a copy of HP agreement pls. I seriously need one.
Regard.

[color=royalblue]Na rental I get oh

Drop a mail if you need it[/color]

ncnerio:
No even reason am na my zone. Aside the terrible roads anytime you carry passenger go there you go 99.92% chance blow empty come back. Unless you pick up road side passengers on ur way back and should you do that just turn on ur ac wind up if not police check point for there go practically empty all the money once them no say na passengers you pickup.

[color=royalblue]Until you pass Agbara(going to Mile 2), na so so stop and check, settle and repeat the cycle. No rest at all

Tufiakwa

I dey always respect all those vehicles wey dey go Badagry, Seme and the West coast.

I no sure say I fit get that kind patience to dey settle every body, especially when motor dey okay and particulars dey complete [/color]

odizeey:
Baba leave these guys.

Person wen dey do online courses well well go understand.

No matter how many videos you watch or notes you take, you can't know, if you have not practiced. That's the experience.

He should tell me bus fare from iyana ipaja to Ikeja. Price for ikeja inside and price for ikeja along. Both with molue, danfo and Brt

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I remember a case back then between Lagos State Government and the people of Otodo-gbame. The LASG took their land and threw them out on a particular Easter Sunday. I think two people were killed in that incident

Ambode came out to say he knew nothing about it, and he was lashed online. As usual, the noise lingered and the case died

It was years later I found out through someone who was an insider that it wasn't Ambode that gave that order. The eviction was carried out by the Elegushi family. The court had just given declared them the rightful owners to Otodo-gbame. Coincidentally, the eviction came at a time when the LASG had disclosed that they wanted to destroy those shanties. I even confirmed it from a Nl diary(nap.tu2)

If you go online, you may not see any story indicting the Elegushi family. Na Ambode everybody dey blame

It's good to read and know. But never rule out the possibility of learning more from experience.

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hardeycute:
izzou obainojazz

https://www.nairaland.com/5887325/ukwulu-invasion-outcry-fulani-herdsmen

[color=royalblue]I don't understand what's happening in this country..

Walahi[/color]

seankafor:
lol you re using a different type of analogy all together.

Do you know that someone in America can tell you in Nigeria the root cause of corruption in the system?
Do you know I in Nigeria can lectur someone in UK the root cause of racism,how it first started, how it has been a cankerworm,and possible ways to curb it.

You might be experiencing these things first hand, but it doesn't give you the monopoly of all round knowledge about them than someone out there who gets his facts and research right.

Do you know that I might have a contact of people in top heirachys who I exchange knowledge with and gets my facts and figures right coupled with deep research and findings,then lecture you on what you claim you know and experience everyday?

Do you know you might be using an iPhone for a year and still not know tweaks and ways around them, but with what I have gained knowledge of virtually or otherwise, I can show you around on some tweaks and ways around that your iPhone which you think you use everyday.

Like am from imo state and have been here for years, doesn't mean I know the history of imo state, or the underground political undertones that takes place here.
Someone in Abuja might know what happens in my state than me..

Even in my school, I might be going to school everyday,for 5 years, irrespective that I get to experience cultism and activities everyday,yet I might not know that the root cause of cultism in my university is because of the days of wole Soyinka freedom fighting cults..( lol I don't even know these things.)

Stop brushing someone aside because he doesn't live in same place with you,so you think his opinion or findings doesn't hold water...
It sounds more like cyber bullying

[color=royalblue]Okay bro

Make we no extend this talk further.

The bolded is for a reason, sometime in the future[/color]

obainojazz:
That's my mom's local government... Where you from man

[color=royalblue]Is your mum for Umunnachi?

I'm from Idenmili North [/color]

pocohantas:
He said the kenke is in Festac.

[color=royalblue]I need to watch your weight for you.

No kenke for you. Sorry [/color]

pocohantas:
Thanks a lot, I appreciate.
Cc:

[color=royalblue]You again?[/color]

seankafor:
lol, it's just like you telling me to use the internet and tell you what you re wearing or eating right now.
It doesn't work that way..lol, what am trying to say, in matters of global happenings, any one can have first hand knowledge of what is happening irrespective of the person's location..

And as for festac, do you want to bet I can tell you things in that festac you have little or no knowledge about..lol

What am against mainly is people saying because they live in a certain place, no one can tell them shiit about that area.. it sounds so extreme and radical

[color=royalblue]An event happened that was experienced. I asked you to tell me because you said the internet can reveal a lot.

And yes, you can tell me about Festac that I won't know.

But if I have repeatedly experienced it, there's nothing you'll read online that will overrule the experience

Simple example:
You can read online on how to control a car on speed when the brakes are lost.

Until you drive a car, you won't know that you have less than 5 seconds to practice all what you read or kill yourself, kill others or damage properties

Do you understand my point now?.[/color]

Melvyn11:
I see only one party with good points. There are people that know more about American politics in Nigeria than others who live in the U.S . Same scenario applies here.

[color=royalblue]Politics is an issue of interest. What we experience is governance. So yes, if I don't have any interest in politics, it's possible someone abroad can be more knowledgeable

But can someone abroad know the state of our epileptic power situation than a Nigerian?

Or mad traffic, Bad roads, One chance, Gbomo-gbomo, SARS.....?

Racism is experienced, whether you have an interest in it or not[/color]

nihilistjnr:
Donjazet is actually arguing that the knowledge of race relations he gained from browsing the internet in Nigeria is superior to the life experiences of those people who have to deal with other races daily.

That's the bit that really bust my head





It's not even like he's trying to provide a different perspective. It's him saying the people who live this life dont understand it...but he does

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He should take it easy abeg.

Meanwhile, make sure you broaden your horizon sha [/color]

seankafor:
lol.. talking of borno
Who doesn't know the peaceful areas in parts of borno?
I even know and learnt they enjoy at least 23 hrs power supply everyday ( I mean their capital city)
The insurgency ridden part is mainly in their outskirts and around lake Chad side.. and moreso borno has a landmass greater than whole south east combined.. so it's pretty damn big the size of belgium.lol


I sleep on the internet everyday bro.. nothing hardly goes around the world that I don't have any knowledge about..unless am not interested in it.

I can categorically tell you things about that borno even you wey dey stay there sef go shock because maybe you never had a knowledge of.

Oga gone are the days when folks go dey intimidate us with all those abroad yearns..
(Reminds me of this adage that says.." if we no go school,you for tell us say we dey pay money for photosynthesis )

[color=royalblue]I am currently in Festac Town

Kindly browse through the internet and tell me what happened Full House bar, 6th Avenue Lagos yesterday.

The internet knows it all, but it, most times never beats experience.

Always know when to chill when you have no experience over something. That's wisdom, to me
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seankafor:
oga calm down, because say person dey abroad no mean say e no everything wey dey sup for that side.

The world has evolved in such a way that information and enlightenment is at the tip of your fingers..

Make Una stop to dey hype these stuffs

[color=royalblue]Until, you get to live in Borno state, you won't know a large part of it is still peaceful.

But online, you're most likely not to hear anything good about it

My point is? There's a point when you have to listen to experience and evaluate your opinions again, instead of holding fast to what you read online

All what we read online are mostly people's opinions too. Do you know that?[/color]

donjazet:
This doesn't relate to the issue here, you are comparing apples and oranges.

For better context, your argument sounds like you are saying students in unilag will be have a better hold on Nigerian politics than someone that stays in dunukofia LGA.
You see how that doesn't make sense.
Nigerian politics is not confined to the University of lagos, it is a national issue.

Sameway, racism is a global issue not confined to only those in the UK.

As a matter of fact, go back some pages and see their replies when I asked them to state their individual racism experience, some were affected by it and some weren't. That you are in the UK doesn't automatically qualify you to be well versed on racism. That's an archaic thinking.

[color=royalblue]Go back and check your posts here. You have never entered into any discussion with anyone outside football, and in the end, it ended with knowledge dissipated or others enlightened.

You are never open minded. You never believe you know less, and you must find a way to argue even when you have no experience over it.

So we should take the words of someone who checked on Google Chrome, to some who has stayed abroad for 10 years?

You really are intelligent, but your agidi no dey let you look like that.

If you don't agree with their opinions, swallow the pill and rest. You must not try to force everyone you're right[/color]

pope191:
This one is a bag of trouble, even if d rating humble her, I'm sure sometin still want to seek for fault in her. On d second tot ask someone doing life on both if he have another chance, what will he do? Surely I won't cancel *My reality*

Davit & NYC, hope deh have unblocked u guy, finally and I'm left with no choice than to romance Uber

[color=royalblue]Uber right now [/color]

peeps4u:
Codyella should accept the refund offer and not think about the 3 months wasted.
Since she feels the car is a bad market, it will obviously be frequently problematic. No reason holding on to a 'bad' car when she can get refunded now and minimize her loss.

[color=royalblue]The woman is not asking us to help her recover her money or assist her in any way at all

She dropped a bad review. That's it

Everybody is just helping Amdman do his work, which is not supposed to be so.

We were not there when the chatted, paid and communicated. But here, people are acting like they know all that transpired.

It's so sad that she was insulted by people she had no Business with[/color]

[color=royalblue]A guy attends the University of Lagos, did his predegree program, started his degree program too, and is going for his Master's in the same university

Then imagine his friend in Dunukofia Local government of Anambra state telling him about what he knows in Unilag, and he thinks he knows nothing because his opinions are different from what he(the friend) read on the internet and books.

Sincerely Donjazet, this is how you sound.[/color]

[color=royalblue]It took more than 5 pages for people to bash and insult Codyella

What's her offense? An aggrieved customer that dropped a bad review....A woman for that matter

Well, we have another one up there. So it will definitely take the next five pages for the forensic fellows to scrutinize and evaluate his review.

Even NGO's Coca-Cola, Google, Michael Jackson all had bad reviews. But it's a Taboo for anyone to complain or say peeem about the Op

Some of you are just pathetic, and you all need to work on your patience and self control

Codyella and Jesterfly owe Nobody here any explanation. If they are aggrieved, let the service provider attend to his customers

You all should learn to type less and listen more[/color]

doggedfighter:
Aminu, is that your dick?

[color=royalblue]Good evening ma

I remember you were looking for some tutorial on graphic design.

Here's a link to one. It's a free online course on graphic design from Shaw academy

It ends in two hours

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valarinz:
Its very simple Sir, if you don't think anyone has the right to drive a newly cleared vehicle without number plates, then you can call towing van na...

Those of us who think we have the right will keep driving peacefully...

larride:
The thing just weak me.

[color=royalblue] If I draw my conclusion from that video, I can as well say that Ahmadu bello also hates the Yorubas, Efiks and all other tribes in Nigeria

Ahmadu said if he doesn't see a Northerner to do the job, he will hire an expatriate (like the interviewer) to do it.

How does this statement translates to outright hatred for the Igbos? And if Donjazet thinks it is, why then did Ahmadu sideline the whole country?

Tribal hatred has been passed from one generation to another. That's the only problem with this country. The moment we keep that aside, every tribe will go and lynch his/her kinsmen that have stolen our yams

It's unfortunate that our highly esteemed critical thinker has not been fully emancipated from it(no ofeeeeeeeesse)[/color]

odizeey:
Them they settle guy matter.

[color=royalblue] I've been seeing this phrase since morning.

I dey sure say na Twitter e go start from[/color]

radautoworks:
QUESTION FOR THE HOUSE.

in light of these trying times, what salary would you take to go back to a regular job?

[color=royalblue]15,235 Nigerian naira [/color]

donjazet:
I don't need to talk much on this in order not to needlessly argue over this.
Simply watch the video below that perfectly captures my point.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5_odAy4rVz8

[color=royalblue]You obviously did not watch what you posted.

You only listened to the first few seconds where he talked about the Igbos and you stopped.

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ghettokid1:
TRASH loading........

[color=royalblue] Please, stay off my mentions

Abeg[/color]

[color=royalblue]This road used to be very bad back then in 2014

If we wan go Nike Lake, we go need to back to Abakpa junction and start our journey then

Chai.

I miss Enugu state. I just don't know why [/color]

larride:
Nigeria is not leaving him out to dry.

[color=royalblue]I don't know, but I have this feeling the USA may have discovered something.

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sleekdot:
Do you need to mention of involve ramdeuter in issues not concerning him for your day to be complete?
If I ask you to provide evidence of ramdeuter defending black on black murders you will probably not be able to
If afrodoc was referring to me, he will mention directly, nihilist has posted his own opinion about black on black issue take it up with him
The last time I asked my stans to provide evidence of me justifying any murder, for over a week no one was able to.

[color=royalblue]Dayo, is this you?

Dem don ban you now now?

I thought I saw your comment above[/color]

[color=royalblue]They just switched roles[/color]