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I was introduced to an affluent cousin of mine and he invited me to his house. There I saw insignias of a strange Religious body all over the place...on his neck his wife had the same...his car...
I changed my mind about him I'mmediately and never went back to him...my aunt asked me if he ever gave me money, I said no. She said he stretches his left hand to do so to anyone... well...I never experienced it so...safe I was...and remain

doctokwus:
I am still trying to wrap my head around the power outage/generator refusing to come on story and his death and I don't believe it for one bit.
Assuming he was intubated and on oxygen, definitely Oxygen supply doesn't require a power supply,unless they were using oxygen concentrator,which I doubt.
It's also most unlikely any hospital of that status carrying out such costly and delicate surgery would not be on assured power supply during the surgery.
What I see here is someone or people using the power/generator as an excuse for something more serious that went wrong.
Either the patient himself wasn't healthy at all to have undergone any type of surgery that involved the type of anaesthesia he was put under or something went wrong during the procedure itself.
The generator stuff is just bunkum and I am very sure,an autopsy,if it's allowed to be performed,would show the man died of a medical ailment,that has no link at all to power being available or not

Yeah...the day I truly understood that some medical failures blame could be shifted was hearing doctors gather to agree to blame the death of a man on delay on the family in bringing him to the hospital! I overheard it live! I shivered....may God continue to keep us healthy...Amen

Rooneyboy:
you are a wise person.
Like the old saying goes, 'a leopard never changes it's spots be it 16 or 60.
That is just what she is "a leopard "

Oh lordy!

whitemand4:
She didn't really meant it. Just expressing her despiration to get money as a result of being destitute. Why are you guys not relating the lockdown to her situation? Or you think she is jobless? We cannot work again ! She might probably be a trader.

Sir, I understand where you are coming from. But I'm sure you saw the story of a policeman who assisted a lady and her daughter yesterday who were prepared to trek virtually 10km to save their situation too... she's a pure water seller and of course no market at the moment...but standard morals must be out watchword... speaking out like that wasn't ok... look at her age...May we all be careful in our words and actions so our intention will not be misread....Amen

YoungBlackRico:
Have you received yours?

Have you noticed it's the famous ABAKALIKI RICE they're castigating all over the internet that's now the saving grace Kaiiiiiiiiiii...

Ijawwomaninoyo:
Obviously staged! Who will go for this one when some teenagers and young girls can do it for the same N500?
She is a disgrace to motherhood alongside the nuisance that recorded it.
Why didn't he look for N500 to give to her?
Not N500 to wash people's clothes.
Not N500 to tidy someone's compound.
Not N500 to do community works.
Not N500 to work in a canteen that even give food to workers. ETC.
Wants N500 for sex only, shameless woman.
Just imagine being given a school project to make a compilation of your mother's throwback on the Internet, a lot of people will curse their mothers.

Thanks. You said it all.
Let's be realistic to stand and say you will sell your body for #500 and to ask if there's any work she can do for even less than the#500 which is more dignifying? We've lost our morals especially those who are busy covering her shameless act! What advice can she offer her daughter now? Imagine if 60% of mothers are like her! Then we're back to Sodom and Gomorrah!

IamPlato:
He Is Right about Coronavirus being Like Every Other.

what are You Sayin? Is Coronavirus As Bad As Spanish flu? Better Go And Read Your Books.


I Am Not Saying Efforts Should Not Be Put In fightin It but Let Them Be Honest with Us...


Stop Isolatin Malaria patients and Dischargin Malaria patients and Tell Us Its Coronavirus

Boss...are you the doctor who diagnosed them with malaria? What proof have you about what you are saying? If you have please show it... don't make assumptions just because you have data...

Meanwhile can we get him to use his international connection to ship in loads of facemasks, ventilators and other medical aid to stockpile somewhere around the areas he has in mind to become independent?
Kind gestures like that would be a better pastime than poring over pictures of someone who is dead.

Comedy drama and demonstration of ineptitude!
Soon you'll hear him boasting at of the speed of his latest iPhone that's using the same 5G he claims is a devil's device! Clowns....

Overtake don overtake overtake!

I've been previledged to visit lots of village settings and there's a trend I find interesting.
The actors actually see it as a way of life. Sometimes as a means to an end but mostly the acts are above their power or will...and age is no barrier!
The actors are:
1) the village troublemaker.
This person sees no issues with raising issues with anyone!
He or she wakes up and goes around the village and picks up quarrels or fights all day and all year round! Only on sick days does he or she relent!
2) the village drunk.
Typically he or she reeks of alcohol from dawn to dusk... staggering and swaying in the wind...beaten by the rain or not finding his way home when totally knocked out! But will surely resume the following day! Most times he's broke but is never lacking in a cup or two to start the day! Funny that some are even married with kids!
3) The village belle!
This usually are female... she's everyone's bedmate! As a visitor to the village your guys will present her to you even though they also have had her in the past!
She's ever ready to date or have a one night stand... with anyone!!! Just say hi....she's yours...
These three actors make the village life spicy and interesting always!

Timoleon:
Damn son, this Nigeria was especially where I had problems with him. The talent was obvious but the use was not purposeful. A less talented footballer like xavi or even xabi Alonso or Toni Kroos were better because they were purposeful with the way they played. No unnecessary entertainment yet they are greats in their own rights.

Simple! And thank you for that simple comparison.

Jokerman:
Okocha overrated??
Maradona overrated??

You see why people always attack you Messi indomie fans...

You think if Messi and Ronaldo played football in the time of such players, they'd have up to 5 ballondors??

For you to call maradona overrated shows the kind of person you Messi fans are, only Messi isn't overrated... A maradona that lifted a Napoli to league titles winning best player and golden boot along the way... A maradona that put Argentina on the football map?

Alright Messi is the only non overrated player in the world

Okocha overrated? Really??
A master of midfield that carried a dead Bolton team playing with unskilled players like Davies and Jameel etc??
A midfield maestro that combined skills with dribbles even inventing his own step overs.. A great passer of the ball, freekicks, shoot technique... Really?

Kaiiiiiiiiiii... you're overrating the okocha I know! Was he a freekick specialist? A great passer of the ball? What shooting technique? All I remember is his dribbling skills...no doubt [b][/b]about that...and only at Bolton did he play purposefully to lift the team...and at Frankfurt while still developing...for Nigeria believe me he didn't push the team enough to consider him better than average.
Our problem is we're unduly emotional about who we follow and rate them from our point of view

Officialgarri:
Na dis woman write Brighter grammar?

It was as though my mum used that book as a punishment for me when I was little.

If I talked too much, danced too much, ate too much, played too much...... She would tell me to go bring my brighter grammar or queen's primer

Even after reading the book, my mum would ask me to start from the first page again.

Then I'll start ;
A cat
A fat cat
A fat cat sat on a mat
.....

Lalasticlala mynd44 Seun did you read this book too?

My guyyyyyyyy! You shared my sentiments exactly! Learned so much from that little book!

Try to listen to this song by the MANHATTANS: KISS AND SAY GOODBYE...
it's should give you an idea...

naptu2:
I consider Manu Dibango to be one of the 4 great legends of African music. The others are Fela Anikulapo-Kuti of Nigeria, Hugh Masekela of South Africa and Miriam Makeba also of South Africa.


Manu Dibango's 1972 classic, Soul Makossa, was a worldwide hit and he won a Grammy Award for it.

Michael Jackson stole a portion of the song for his hit "Startin Something" and Dibango sued him, but the matter was settled out of court. Michael Jackson then granted Rihanna the right to use that portion of the song in her hit, "Please Don't Stop The Music" and Dibango sued both Michael and Rihanna.


He has been based in Paris, France since at least the 1970s.

Manu Dibango - Soul Makossa (1972).


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o0CeFX6E2yI

I wanted to comment but yours is enough! I'm in a bus heading to Kumasi right now...and listening to his songs then I saw this news!!! Shocked!!

Xavi2019:
The only thing that this virus has exposed is how powerless these religious leaders are. After all these dies down I'm sure many people will stop holding them in the god-like esteem they previously held them.

Haaaaaaaaa....you don't know those religious leaders yet...as it is, they're preparing a grand EXPLANATION to what is happening and their powerlessness... just watch... already one has explained...
And 99% of the followers are still going to swallow hook line and sinker!!

We wait till 2nd pregnancy...by then we evaluate

Nickisindigo:
remember a Nigerian also plays for Watford

I seek Success just wearing no 10 jersey for show!

SweetCunt97:
Mayb dem used to it. Perhaps they close and understand where they all belong...

Well, so the man claimed. But I'm not in agreement.
Once on nairaland there was a debate as to what age a father should stop bathing his daughter...and vice versa...
An elder friend of mine once told me that no matter how strong you are, it's safer to give privacy to your daughter at a certain age else, trouble can come!

greatme2good:
15 year old boys can even impregnate someone. To even think his wife is okay with her 15 year old boy seeing her naked gives me chills.

The issue tire me since yesterday I heard it

greatme2good:
What's their gender? If there's any female amongst them, then he's making a big mistake. The girls and their mom seeing each others unclothedness is not a big deal but the father is a NO.

The children are 2 boys 13 and 15 and the girl is 9!
I'm still in shock as to why and how this guy feels it's ok that his sons can step into a room and see their mum unclothed and not feel embarrassed! Eeiiiiii...

Good day everyone.
In a discussion with my friend he mentioned that his preteens children see his and his wife's unclothedness and are already used to it therefore he's sure it has no effect on them.
He says they could just walk in on any of them and are now no longer shy of it!
Though not when they're making love... just maybe showering or dressing up...I disagreed...but he's adamant it has no effect on them....
Please psychology students...say something!

hammerU:
Everything Nigeria will look more, 200million is not samething as 30million.

Proportionality should always apply.

If anything, trading restriction might force some in that direction.

This is another one of your brothers.

This my brother black eeiii! Was he roasted?
Anyway...on a positive note I think all issues will be resolved soon. And thanks for your time...

hammerU:
Forget that passport and work permit talk, this is Ecowas and Africa.

If the work permit and passport was an issue, it should have be requested before renting the shop to them, rather than locking their goods after they have paid rent.

Further, that video is from a Ghanaian news site and it reflecets the extent to which Ghanaians live peacefully in Nigeria free of harassment to the extent that they are trading even on the street in the far eastern city of Port Harcourt.


We use dat as example, without even entering Lagos or Abuja or Ogun State, Kwara State.


Those Ghanaian in the video, do u think they have work permit or passport?


As for marrying women, nobody marry Nigerian women more than Ghanaian men, u even marry from our elite household, so spare me that talk of Nigeria men taking our women nonsense.


Below is Pastor Chris Oyakhilome's daughter, Sharon weds Phillip Frimpong, their are many more.

I'm happy at the level of maturity you are displaying in this issue...
But sir, I know you will also see it differently if you come to lapaz, Madina, Accra, Abokobi, Mpraeso, and some other places...the shop owners there haven't had any issues! Many are my friends too...
As per the marriage issue, I think more nigeria men married Ghanaian women! Tomorrow I'll do a census...

hammerU:
WAT RULE DO U WANT DEM TO OBEY?

THE RULE IS FREE MOVEMENT OF PEOPLE, GOODS AND TRADE.

THIS IS WAT GHANAIANS ENJOY HERE AND ACROSS ECOWAS.

IS WEN THEY START MARRYING YOUR WOMEN FOR PAPERS THAT U WILL LEAVE THEM TO TRADE IN PEACE?

Y IS GHANA SO DIFFICULT ABOUT EVERYTHING?

My brother...do you think Nigerians are not free to move around here?? How many have passport or resident permit?
But that's not the bone of contention o...
There are laid down rules and it's expected that everyone concerned should obey it.
If nigeria feels she doesn't need such laws no one is against that either...
Again FYI, many Nigerians are married to Ghanaian women and this has been the norm for up to 80 years that I can tell so no issues on that.
See, let the traders tell the Ghana Union who by government approval laid down those laws that they should repeal it and if the GUTA feels so obliged they can do so! Before then....laws remain laws and any violation will be taken seriously.

hammerU:
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HOW MANY TIMES WILL NIGERIA GOVERNMENT CALL GHANANIANS TO RESPECT ECOWAS AGREEMENT ON FREE MOVEMENT OF PEOPLE, TRADE AND GOODS?


ARE GHANIANS NOT TRADING FREELY IN ALL ECOWAS COUNTRIES INCLUDING NIGERIA?


WELL, NIGERIA DONT HAVE TIME AND GHANA IS TOO SMALL TO BE DISTURBING OUR PEACE.



GHANA SMALL RETAIL SECTOR DOES NOTHING FOR NIGERIA ECONOMY AND AN UNWANTED BOTHER.


LOCK 600 SHOPS AND LET US LOCK OUR BORDERS.


THE LATTER IS VERY GOOD FOR NIGERIA ECONOMY, SOON THOSE TRADERS WILL DEMAND FOR THEIR GOODS AND RETURN TO NIGERIA MARKET.




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r8LI0P6VkSs

Your consession is very good! Let borders remain closed and let locked shops remain locked.
But I think if the shop owners obey simple rules in their host country these thread would not have been necessary.
BTW, there are hundreds of Nigerians still doing retail business against the rules here and it's not hitting FP...you take a trip to Accra and see for yourself...it's also very important to have first hand information before we raise voices.

staga:
We are too sentimental.

The Chinese, Indians and Turks in Ghana are not doing retail business. They are doing manufacturing which is allowed by the Ghanaian government. In fact, they even prefer foreigners to come to Ghana, take their raw materials and start manufacturing.

Retail business is for Ghanaians only. That is the law. It has nothing to do with ECOWAS and the GIPC law is very explicit about this. Other ECOWAS country nationals are not exempted.

If Nigeria is unhappy about it, then Muhammadu Buhari needs to call Akufo-Addo for a summit, where these things can be negotiated with concessions made on both sides. That is what we saw with the US-China trade war. They eventually came together and talked about it.

I hate it when Nigerians go abroad and contravene the laws in other countries.

This is just the answer to all the rants from page 1!
Thank you sir. Any other statement is just hot air!!!

Farki:
For thousands of years people have been saying it's those who haven't seen war that love war. All the frustrated idiots online calling for war should go to an active war zone and idp camp and see what it's like. Or even just watch beast of no nations, if their opinion doesn't change after that I worry for their mental health.

Thank you sir...lots of guys think the theatre of war is what we watch on TV! Those baying for blood will think it's just to run and hide...they can also just go through personal stories of real life soldiers before drawing conclusion...