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allanphash7:Did someone actually say that about a missing 4 year old? Such hatred. Karma will surely reach that person. Happy for the kid and her family. |
Hoii:ok ... thanks. My mistake, the toilet rag I was thinking of was Goal365.com |
Izugab:Gabriel, break down what you actually need, how much? Thanks. |
homesteady:goal.com ... na only you waka come? This is a site whose people make up stories whilst sitting on the toilet. Totally discredited. Anyone visiting this site needs to have their head examined. Haba! |
Demmocrats:Ok ... time out ... Demmocrat or whatever you call yourself. You are polluting this thread which would have been otherwise informative. The OP's question could apply to many other folks in perhaps not the same, but in similar circumstances and, yes, we want to learn. Please, just bugger off! No need to start 2016 with this childishness. |
To cover yansh naim fowl no dey like breeze. The same media touting this 'Hero' are busy checking up on his credit history, personal business, immigration status etc. In a few days ... "Bus Driver Hero has 5 Concubines", "Bus Driver's family involved in Rituals" Truly a double-edged sword, this fame. |
MrsPhyno:Many hormonal teens are not in full control of their impulses and emotions so it is important to guide them through this phase so they go on and become well-adjusted adults living meanigful lives. By the same token, you can easily destroy her self-confidence and totally compromise her future without knowing it by not handling it sensitively. So, and yes, and the best way to talk to her is by making positive observations before and after asking her to not project her romantic infatuations on you ... eg, "Laide, you are one of the most conscientious students here and you are helping me develop my career by challenging me to help you with your physics assignments. It is motivating me to become a better Teacher. I am grateful you are in my class." "I think you have a tremendous future if you continue applying that thirst for knowledge, heaven knows Nigeria needs many bright female role models in future and yours is very bright indeed, I can see" "It would be shame to jeopardize all of that for any romantic involvement between us even though I am honored by your affections but we both know you need to concentrate more on your studies and how I can help you achieve your goals." "Let us set a target to make sure you get that A in Physics. Oya, let's roll our sleeves. Are you with me? No wahala." Google - the "Criticism Sandwich" |
azimibraun:Azimibraun, check my post count, I do not often post here. I'm more of a 'lurker'. I browse the articles as a guest. I just had to login to say, Wow! I hope people learn from this kind of maturity. |
odave, in the old days, we gathered as kids on moonlit nights to listen to stories told by elders (or just older folks). Stories that always ended up with pearls of wisdom such as has stood us in good stead in life. Respect for others is one important message we seem to have lost these days where people form their values from things that only provide ephemeral satisfaction. The urge to form "ethnic big cahuna" and lash out willy nilly on a website is one such stupidity they would have "taled-by-moonlight" out of us in those formative years. I don't know how old you are but you remind me of those who conjured up and told those stories in soft tones, but with strong messages. I only hope the 'kids' here are listening. odave: |
The internet oracle has spoken ... 46 years!
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skullbaba:E be like say you are as excited as I am. I swear, I feel this country about to rise up from a deep slumber. Not just to do with APC / Buhari / PYO or any other jagbajantis - I just sense there is a collective will to move this country forward. Youths are not playing this time o! We almost lost what we got, so we cherish it more. |
kristisking:Ride on bro, power to our Sistas! How any nation hopes to progress while discounting the intellectual capacity of half its populace is a mystery to me. That market woman, you know the one doing the super super mental arithmetic as she hands you your change from the Garri you just bought, could just as easily have been concocting innovative financial theorems if her path had taken a different turn. Let us join this incomoing administration in shining the light on Latent Talent, anywhere it may be. |
omonnakoda:No mind am. He must be from the Indomie Generation. I was in Boarding School then, each dormitory had South African exiles staying with us - free food, free lodgings, free education etc. They were a bit older than us but generally nice quiet, folks I remember, obviously suffering silent traumas od being far away from home.. |
Elslim:This is part of the rehab process. I'm sure this was the intention of those that supplied the pens and paper. You cannot move on until you confront the past, and learn (or be taught) to deal with that confrontation. Religion is doing all it can to prove its wackiness but God, of whatever flavor, bless these kids. |
It's a lie though. The so called "Scene of the Incident" picture is from a 1996 Ozone disco club fire in Qeuzon, Phillipines. Google Images is your friend. How are we sure the rest of the story is not similarly embellished? A lot of evil trouble-instigators abound in Nigeria and the internet has quintipled the extent to whcih they can cause mischief. They are probably silently enjoying themselves now while you continue to insult each other. lalasticlala: |
Hidentity, we live in truly dangerous times! One can only conclude that introducing these lines of division was always the preferred tatic of a desperate party bloc that has ruled for 16 years and failed to make any meaningful impact on the lives of our citizens. The dangerous aspect is that most folks seem to have fallen for this basic propaganda. Supposedly intelligent folks. I was shocked when my regular barber in London, whom I have known for more than 3 years and whom I considered a good acquaintance if not a friend, started blabbing angrily about 'Northern this' and 'Northern that', 'Muslim goats', 'born-to-rule mentality' while predicting 'fire and brimstone' if GEJ was not returned 'since it is awa turn'. Jeez. This was a guy that supposedly travelled across the Sahara to get to Europe 6 years ago because Nigeria was so messed up economically, and is barely scraping above the minimum wage. He is now willing to jeopardize the future of his offsprings for some eediot politicians. Most funny, for him, I am Nigerian with disparate ancestry including Northern origins. Needless to say, I am no longer a customer. When people get like this, it is weary to the soul and I cannot expose my impressionable young son to such vituperations. Why we want to build walls between ourselves on the say-so of these politicians, I will never know. Hidentity: |
maballack:Thank you my brother. Reading this thread, I was thinking Nigeria had sunk fully into bestiality mode. You restored my faith. These executions do nothing for our image as a civillized country. Justice not vengeance. Not in my name, and certainly not in the names of loved ones I've buried since this insurgency began. |
officialteemi:Education is seriously required in Nigeria. Or what passes for education needs revamping. Any electrical engineer will tell you the purpose of the outer fins on the Transformer is to maximize the surface area to allow proper cooling in the surrounding air by convection. If the transformer is not properly cooled when energized, it will overheat. These idiots pasting stuff all over the transformer are brainless. Like I said ... education. |
The only danger he is facing is from falling down. Those are not high tension electric wires, they are low tension (probably telecoms) wires. Education in Nigeria sha! |
melomelo:The only mistake we've made in the past is to give too much credence to dumb ethnic bigots like yourself. Follow this thread, everyone is talking about Buhari articulating himself very well on behalf of our nation, compared to GEJ's rubbish presentations and, to be candid, his demonstrated cluelessness in power. You enter and your instinct is to spout rubbish about ethnicity. Aren't you embarassed for yourself? Aren't you ashamed of whatever education you claim to have received? People like you are holding the nation back and I'm only heartened that, it appears, most of our youths can see waaaaay beyond the primitive scenarios you prefer to live in. They have accesss to information far beyond the control of the politicians and *Chicken Lickens like yourself. I hope they make their own critical decisions on whom to vote for at the appoined time. * always prone to cry that "the sky is falling" until he ended up in the Fox's stomach, capisch? |
Me sha, my wife started crying when I said "the ogbono get extra draw today" |
Somebody ... needs ... to ... go ... to ... jail ... for ... this. LAWD HELP US.
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Rikidony:Rikidony, FYI this development can largely actually be attributable to the persons of Obasanjo, Imoke, Bart Nnaji and Madame Due Process. I hold no truck for any of them so hear me out ... Obasanjo and Imoke launched the NIPP power program under which GE won a mega contract to supply the gas turbines for the various power plants. GE was also awarded the maintenance contracts for these turbines at least for the initial stages of operation. Nigeria craftily inserted a clause requiring GE to build a service facility in Nigeria to carry out servicing on heavy components (rotors & generators typically). The alternative is to ship these components to Dubai or India. I guess Imoke used his clout to ensure Calabar was designated base but IMO it makes sense from a logistical and security perspective. Madame Due Process had her team scrub the contracts to make sure this commitment was highlighted prominently in the justification for the benefit of State Governors (who approved the NIPP because the funding came from the Excess crude Account). With the subsequent delays and funding gra-gra during the project implementation, Bart Nnaji held GE to their commitment when additional funding discussions were held. Believe me, GE would have gotten out of it if they could. They have dragged their feet, the facility should be operational by now. |
MrsDaramola:If your Tutor Agency teaches that one should label innocent Children as Bastards through circumstances no fault of theirs, then no thanks. And the Ministry of Education should ban your Agency, keeping you away from any Child so you don't pass on your venom. |
Beautiful pictures Tochi. Please Keep it up. You make us very proud of "our own". |
Given the level of discourse I've witnessed on this forum, I cannot be surprised there are Nigerians downplaying the sad scenes we are seeing. Truth is, we cannot emphathize with those we have comprehensively dehumanized. "Those Northern Animals" "Born to Rule" "They are doing this to themselves because of GEJ" etc Is'okay. We understand. It is your defense mechanism to avoid the psychological upheaval that comes with confronting the truth. It also means you are dead inside withour realizing it. You kiss you wife and children with those cold, long-dead lips that spouts such inanity. It's not when we are in the ground that we are dead; we are dead when we no longer feel the horror of our fellow humans' death. - Rudolf Okonkwo Saharareporters, November 2014 |
Lordnath:Why you dey lie nau? Mambilla Dam wey dem neva even sign contract for. You think say all of us na mumu for here, say we no know wetin 3,050 MW dam be like? Dis one wey you thief picture na Kashimbilla multipurpose Dam, ordinary 40MW. jking001:I have a bridge I want to sell to you. Cash only! |

Also, how could he reveal such issue in public? Omo anikulapo should have known that 'ko ki n se gbo gbo aso ni a n sa si orun'. Those innocent kids grew up to know him as their dad. What would become of the affection and love that they lived to share together? It's well! This is a big lesson for everyone of us. Good day!