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Why Are Girls Easily Seduced? ![]() SLEAK |
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"A person is not defeated by their opponents but by themselves." -- Jan Christiaan Smuts |
"If you don't risk anything, you risk even more." Erica Jong (1942 - ) Novelist and poet |
It is only when the tide goes out that you can see who is swimming naked. Warren Bufett |
This MTN coy has no customer rlations. The coy is a ripoff . Imagine undergoing upgrading (so the coy made us to understand) for over a week, and when it resumes full operation, it had no courtesy of compensating customers for the lost days (the period of the upgrading in which there was no service). Our govt is not helping the citizen in this cheating act by network providers. We are in real shit here. ![]() |
MKPAKA MKPOKO MKPOKO MKPAKA MPIAKA MPOKO NCHAKA NCHOKO: SEE MADNESS <<<<<<<<<<< wetin be thisNa sound of train carrying coal from Enugu to Lagos. ![]() |
No need to answer a question from the world's number one madman, because it is a mad question. ![]() |
@Jimmyjam Please, Keep the expose coming. By what is happing now, the old brigades who expect blind loyalty from the youths should have a rethink. The clock is ticking fast to its end on them. Only time will tell. |
Yes, i'm happy some youths are standing their ground and telling a beneficiary of this corrupt society the truth. It is indeed high time we tell them the bitter truth. Aluta continua. |
Chai! Corruption in every facets of our daily lives. Na wa o. Our elders will continue to say "In our days, things were not this bad". If I may ask, who made corruption a national character in Nigeria - the elders or the youths? I will re-state here that our elders are the authors and finishers of corruption in Nigeria. Quote me any where. When our elders say "In our days, things were not this bad", they are merely talking about the good legacy left behind for them by their own elders. The present corrupt system is the legacy which they, our present elders, have for us, the youths. Presently, the elders dictate the pace in corruption because they are our leaders. They use their positions, connections or direct bribery to ensure their children/stooges get the best in the country. They loot the treasury entrusted to them by the people. They rig anything riggable to ensure their stooges get the upper hand in everything. Methinks it is high time concerned youths learned to tell our so- call elders to shut up their smelly corrupted mouths anytime they ascribe the corrupt mess in Nigeria to the youths. These grey haired and bald- headed crooks in the name of elders or leaders are a bunch of disappointments who have jeopardised the future of the present youths. Really Sad. ![]() |
Thank God. I have since removed respect for degrees from my belief system. If you like gather all the degrees in this world, i will not respect the degrees unless you prove yourself. Too many "cash and carry" degrees every where in Naija. Do you know that even SSCE results have become "cash and carry"? Kai, Naija is finished. Adieu, quality education. ![]() |
more like mama put soup potAs long as mummy refused to tell the son the truth, how junior got into her belly, the enquiry continues. If you want the story to end, then tell the son how junior entered mummy's tommy, and this thread will vamoose as well. Over to you. ![]() |
When the going gets tough "You are on your own" . |
"It's not your position in life; it's the disposition you have which will change your position." -- Dr. David McKinley |
"If you believe you can, you probably can. If you believe you won't, you most assuredly won't. Belief is the ignition switch that gets you off the launching pad." Denis Waitley (1933 - ) Author, Speaker and Trainer |
The issue is that the judiciary is not immuned from the corruption in Nigeria, that is why Nigeria is such a convoluted maze with everybody asking "Who shall deliver us?". The immediate injunctions always placed by the judiciary on every issue leaves me in a more demoralised state, and a conviction that the judiciary in Nigeria has become strength for the highest bidder. Nothwithstanding, i will adopt a wait and see attitude to this wonderbank issue, hoping the judiciary will prove me wrong. |
"Be careful the environment you choose for it will shape you; be careful the friends you choose for you will become like them." W. Clement Stone (1902-2002) Author and Businessman |
"You will become as small as your controlling desire; as great as your dominant aspiration." James Allen (1864-1912) Author of As A Man Thinketh |
that is very true, but then, what would happen after Fashola is long gone?Good question, my brother. This Nigeria is highly unpredictable. Selfishness too much. ![]() |
Our God is a patient God indeed! ![]() |
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"No go area" between your legs. |
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Tell me one billionaire that has never borrowed or owed before. Sometimes you posters dont balance your positions. While i am not supporting unservicing your loans you have to understand that productive borrowing is part of the principle to wealth creation.Correct talk. The enforcement of payment lies primarily with the banks. The banks failed woefully in this regard because they were co-looters. |
Preparation for another Operation Wetie? Our leaders must lead us well else we go fall inside well soon. |
^^^ Oya, tell us why you go AWOL. |
Much money make most men momentarily mad |
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. Imagine undergoing upgrading (so the coy made us to understand) for over a week, and when it resumes full operation, it had no courtesy of compensating customers for the lost days (the period of the upgrading in which there was no service). Our govt is not helping the citizen in this cheating act by network providers. We are in real shit here.