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You truly are a beast. I'm sure you know it. Being a beast is a function of the heart not the looks. If you look at the state of the nation with poverty all over and you stake your neck for Tinubu's policy be due to tribalism and the benefits you are getting, then my calling you a beast is justified. I pray someday you realize that we don't have another nation and that what affects Nigeria affects us all -- may your children not become strangers in another man's land as you keep joining forces with those tearing Nigeria down. Posterity will come judging and the peanut you are clinging too will hardly matter. Stand for truth. Stand for justice. Stand for a pure conscience-- that's how you can truly find peace cause you know you have lost yours years ago. I'm not Igbo. I'm not Obidient. I'm a speaker of truth. helinues: |
I'm not Igbo and neither are some of friends.But I can tell your for free that the guy is 99.999% correct. GodPunishOsu: |
Did he mention that he was married? Isn’t that an assumption on your part and secondly, how are you sure his wife isn’t an orphan? Sometimes, we just jump into conclusions. It is always best to know that everyone has a rationale behind their actions. quote author=marticeus post=135640513]Your sharing pattern na wa, Your dad and mum are one, they deserve one ram, your inlaws one ram, then you deserve one yourself, based on principle of equitable distribution. That your mother in law na person she be, treat her like your own mum if you know.[/quote] |
Which America, please? You’re misinformed, please. Only a first degree murder with clear proof of premeditation would be considered for death penalty. Not a clear case of self defense— premeditated murder— a murder with intent is what is considered for death or life sentence. And yes! Not a case that certainly occurred from someone trespassing on another’s property. Now, let me ask: What premeditation existed here. What intent did the farmer have to kill? Ikaeniyan0: |
Like they said: You don't have to use USSD code. Now, you need to know that using your bank's app doesn't attract any charges. nwirinedu: |
You have been paying N6.9k for every transaction initiated using any bank's USSD-- whether It is successful or not. Once you type a USSD code to make a transaction, you are charged N6.98k from your bank account. I had complained severally to my banks with loads of emails as to why I am billed, they said it isn't them, it is my service provider. I called MTN call center and they said they have a contract with banks to charge N6.98k for every transaction initiated using USSD code. Now, that is aside the bank's charges. I had taken it up, but there was nothing I could do so I accepted my fate, as I didn't want to download any bank's app. Barely a month later, I'm reading that the charges was me paying the debt my bank owed the Telcos-- and we will keep paying until the debt is cleared. Then, the new bill will take effect where we will only be billed for successful transaction directly from our call credit instead of our bank account Nigeria, my country. No accountability to subscribers or customers by both the Telcos and the Banks. They wrap up their exploitation in a bunch of high-tech grammar so you are unsuspecting. ---- Let me add: I had told them they had no right to charge for failed transaction-- These telcos charge you N6.98k even when the issue is from their end-- once you type your bank's USSD code and type what you want to do, you are billed even if you change your mind about the transaction. This has been going on for years in a country we are supposed to have leaders. Daylight robbery. And the thing is: The N6.98k charges notification isn't sent to your SMS. It is sent to your email. So most people don't even realize that each time they initiate a USSD transaction, they were billed. They only see the bank's charges as SMS. RealityKings1: |
I wouldn’t call 192,000 not like traveling. That’s a lot of South Africans. quote author=Sonnobax15 post=135603848] ![]() Hmmmm......with the way the media do paint us, Nigerians,one would think we'd top the japa list . But here it is,at least we still dey for top-4 for the list cha ![]() But it seems south Africans don't just love travelling . Or is it because they're so addicted to their white masters? [/quote] |
I feel like he was ashamed to say the real story but the man of God discerned it and mentioned that he went to source for wealth and was given that charm that requested for his sister. That’s my understanding. The point is someone wanted salvation. If it is fake, leave that to God—because what if it isn’t. quote author=werisetogether post=135587046] Who else noticed how disjointed the young man's story was? - Deity didn't belong to him - The family members weren't aware he had it - It was given to him by one spiritual man - It belonged to his grandfather.. Had to stop watching so I don't further waste my precious data...[/quote] |
Well said. CommonSense1967: |
As long as you are hardworking and trusting God fully, your time will come. Keep trusting and make service to God and humanity your goal. Your day will break in a way that surprises you. The heavens are taking record and seeing your heart to help the downtrodden. If it is genuine, not too long from now, your hand will be given what to grant your heart’s desire—if it is genuine. Only God has the ability to lift a man. No man does. ProMotion only comes from Him. Keep the faith, sir. It is your waiting season. Ensure you don’t waste it. Sparsy: |
Why call him that when he stated his source? Don999: |
Why choose one over the other when you can simply choose a mate that can support your fulfilling purpose? I guess that’s the lady’s message. None has to suffer if you pick the right mate. bentenny: |
Fristly, Chioma Chukwuka is single—separated or divorced. Secondly, what gives you the impression that a single mum cannot advise anyone if she is genuinely happy living her purpose? There are people that will get both right but there also some whom giving up their career would live to eternal regrets. No marriage can wipe that feeing in old age of not living your dream. Her advice is for those in a cross road— not to choose one over the other. Those who give up their dream always live to regret it. And her advice is to have fulfillment, to for someone who respects what you do. But if push comes to shove, choose your happiness. Cause regret is also detrimental. So why bash her if she is happy with her choices? Lastly, if someone truly meets her mate, you won’t have to choose between him and her career. He would instead make it a duty to make her happy knowing she finds fulfillment in her career. And according to her, you will always see the signs of a man who won’t be supportive of what you do. quote author=tunapawizzy post=135390626] I see some young ladies using this advice to console themselves-shouting good advice -U no collect advice from omotola jalade -U no collect advice from Omoni oboĺi -U no collect advice from mercy Johnson -u no collect advice from chioma chukwuka -u no collect advice from Dakore egbuson -U no collect advice from adesuwa etomi -U no collect advice from Linda ejiofor Na Tina Mba single mother of 2 advice dey enter your head. The ground you choose is the ground you must sleep on. The calabash you shape holds the water you drink[/quote] |
Like I am wondering how Nigerians are spewing all the hate against their fellow Nigerians. Seriously, has it gotten this bad? Aren’t we Nigerians? When did it get to this point? Lord, have mercy. The hatred in the land is real. quote author=Mabuggi88 post=135363347]Jesss what is really happening in this country.... I'm becoming afraid oo. Imagine what people are saying, my goodness. Divide this entity let's face ourselves and no know we aren't one .[/quote] |
When I was already celebrating the unity this thread was producing, you come with your tribalism. The Igbo young man being in Ifo is being trained by the yorubas, this is enough to have let you make a good comment, but NO! You had to make it about skull mining. No nation ever succeeds with this kind of negativity. Diversity is a good thing, but negativity isn’t. Let’s desist from such. Else, our politicians will keep using it to hold Nigeria and Nigerians bound. All tribes have the good, the bad and the ugly. When addressing an ill, tackle the evil and leave the tribe. Else you will be forced to keep defending evil from your tribe’s man after speaking up against the evil perpetrated by another man’s tribe. Always stand for truth and dissociate from ethnicity. RollinTNDA: |
Jeez…what kind of error is this?? Quoting scripture erroneously and feeling scripturally correct. What is the meaning of being a Christian is not for all Christians?? What do you mean by being born again is for the few who will inherit heaven as their permanent abode? What do you mean by God choosing a man to become a part of the system the person will know?? The Spirit will bear witness with the person’s breath ![]() What do you mean by …. Please, this is too much error, I beg you. I know you may love God but please, go back and embrace the tenets of the Christian faith. Please quote author=MaxInDHouse post=135320688] Being born again is not for all Christians but few who will inherit heaven as their permanent abode. Certainly the day God chooses any man to become part of that system such a man will know because the spirit will bear witness with the person's breath {Romans 8:16} that he or she has been chosen to rule with Christ in heaven. So while all other faithful servants of God inherit everlasting life on earth {Psalms 37:29; Matthew 5:5} the born again Christians will never become humans again after their earthly course they will become like angels in heaven {Matthew 5:3} with no gender difference! Luke 20:34-36[/quote] |
Atiku didn’t make the statement. Tinubu did. It is only natural to ask the one calling for something to start it. If Tinubu starts, then he has the moral justification to ask others to patronize Nigeria goods first. quote author=lamentor78 post=135269850] Good but, is Atiku himself driving Innoson[/quote] |
All the guys seem to be lambasting this lady’s outfit. Now, I’m left to wonder who are the enablers of ladies who dress like this? Because one only keep supplying when there is a demand. If there isn’t demand for what you are supplying, you will close shop. So the answer is simple: We have loads of hypocrites. Those who body shame ladies in public but storm their DMs begging for attention. This alone explains why indecent dressing thrives and will keep thriving. femi4: |
COVID-19 loan?? Interesting. Chilipepper: |
At least he has nuisance value. Which do you have? Who knows your name? Which relevance do you have ? You make light of someone who is making impact on the masses while you hide in oblivion. He has chosen to become a voice while you hide under your bed fearing police brutality. Please, don’t make light of his courage. If it were easy, you won’t be afraid of being a voice for the voiceless. When people talk down on those who are doing what they can’t do, they likely reason for it is envy. DIVINEEVIDENCE: |
The guy didn’t say it is the money from the NGO. He didn’t say so. He ain’t that daft. He knows he has to be accountable for that money. I don’t follow him much but I stumbled on a video where he said himself and his team are strategizing on how to ensure the NGO makes impact since the govt wants to do what he planned to do with schools. It is his good heart that made him do what he did. You are thinking he did it for influence because that’s how you are wired. He did it because he genuinely wanted to help. To be a blessing, you won’t see color, ethnicity or even country lines. So relax, the one naira you contributed to the NGO for Nigerian schools strictly is safe. Again, I don’t follow VDM, but I discern he is different. poopoo: |
Can you please keep quiet? Thank you. How many corrupt politicians have been detained even when there are proofs on ground? Where is Emefiele? Where is Yahaya Bello? Where are our politicians detained? Yeah! Why is Babangida, Tinubu, and Buhari working free? Name one person whom the EFCC has detained that isn’t about witch-hunting or an opposition to government. Suddenly, the authorities are doing their jobs. If you don’t know what victimization is, again, I say: Please, keep quiet. quote author=Misterone post=135257001]Oga! Stop calling Tinubu's name. Allow the security agencies to do their job. Just because VDM is a celebrity doesn't mean he can commit an offense. If puff daddy were in Nigeria this ones will not allow the authority to do their job.[/quote] |
Wow!!! This is so succinctly spoken. olatade: |
Seriously, it beats me. What does it take to be truthful? I seriously don’t understand how people are staking their necks for this government just because the president is from their tribe? Why is everything in Nigeria viewed from the eyes of tribalism? This is sad o! Truly sad! 1000angstroms: |
[You need help if you think everyone who speaks against this novice and corrupt government is Igbo. You truly need help—I tel you. Is VDM Igbo? In your head, Nigeria is made up of Igbo, Yoruba and Hausa. Again, you need help. quote author=Sharpsharp00123 post=135248730]how u Igbos find it very easy to deny your forefathers needs to b studied in d university[/quote] |
From the pictures with all those who won the phones, you can see they waited for everyone else to alight from the plane before they took the shots. quote author=id4sho post=135251174]Empty seats [/quote] |
All the youths know to do is speak English and engage in tribal war online. I hope soon we would be ready to take back our country by insisting on dialogue. Nokio2: |
And the plate number is Virginia Where is that located in Nigeria?MirrorD: |

. But here it is,at least we still dey for top-4 for the list cha

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