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solochris:Yoruba youths are getting ever lazy these days. The idleness and laziness I see among the Yoruba youths in my community is sickening. Their propensity to mete violence at any slight provocation is another great problem. Having an idiotic sense of entitlement. Always looking for free easy money. Awa Yoruba ni lati ronu gan. The Yoruba nation needs a serious rethink. |
tamethem:Did you drink what is not good for your brain? where you see Oyedepo in my post? We saw the antecedent of CAN leadership in 2015 and the same plot is clearly being played out now. Sell support to whoever can pay. We are still hoping to see whose CAN leader's jet will be used to ferry arms and dollars this time around. I cared less about Oyedepo even though I respect him as a spiritual leader and mentor to millions. I have never attended his church. I have nothing personal against him. His political leanings is his own prerogative. My grouse is with the CAN leadership. Save and direct your insult to your ancestors and generations. |
ORIENTATION101:Does it not surprise you that since the start of the primaries across all parties, the purported herdsmen killings have disappeared. The people involved are probably busy with other things and who are busier at this period than the politicians? My own take is that the politicians cause the ethnic killings and destruction, make the government look bad, so that they will use it to campaign against the government of the day then hoping the victimized communities will vote against the government. Watch how the violence escalates few weeks to the election to score morbid political points against the current government. |
seunmsg:CAN just like Afenifere is just looking for endorsement PR. Like they all know, Baba no dey drop shi shi so they will naturally go for who will fill their belly full with 'atenuje' |
bigfish3k:He was having a joint mandate with the C In C and he did not criticize the decision nor resign his position in protest so he is part of the Odi massacre and as such not a unifying factor as one of his supporters paints him to be. Atiku isn't my own definition of good, maybe you have a warped notion of "good" as Atiku is part of the failed politicians that put Nigeria in the mess PMB is trying to clear. PMB isn't a failure, he inherited an almost failed state which he has managed to turn around and put on the path of growth. We cannot stop to talk about tribe and religion now because you loathsome lots have used this issues to castigate the president. We should forget the issues now because your demigod Atiku is also a Fulani Muslim and an hersdsman like PMB. You lots are still pained by PMB's defeat of your Ijaw lord GEJ in 2015 all because of tribal sentiments. |
QuestionMark910:were the Sunni muslims the ones that ask the Shiites to block the convoy of the COAS? Was it the sunnis that instructed the shiites to cause mayhem and destruction of properties anytime they are having their procession? The shiites that don't recognize the authority of both the state and federal government and law enforcement agencies but subservient to only the authority of their Supreme leader? You don't even know what and who are the Sunni and the Shiite. Atiku you say represent freedom? The kind that made Atiku and OBJ deployed soldiers to annihilate a whole town, Odi in Bayelsa, sparing not even chicken and lizards. The blood of the innocent children women and helpless old people still hangs over his neck. |
Coloradvantage:Unifying factor you say? The type of unifying factor that made Atiku and his master OBJ (whom it was reported that he has gone to solicit his support) deployed soldiers to kill every living thing and burn down Odi village in Bayelsa during their tenure. Unifying indeed. A Fulani Muslim (that you lots love to hate) that has the blood of innocent Odi villagers on his neck? |
maasoap:You sabi those clowns well well. |
PMB vs Atiku, PMB still has my vote. Proudly a free born Yoruba, proudly a PMB supporter. The shiite group that have made themselves a nuisance to others that don't share their beliefs all in the name of their religious dogma got served in their own plate when they displayed disrespect for constituted authority and made for themselves laws and republic within a republic. |
GBAREN:On the contrary, Oshiomole is doing a great job. By great job I mean whatever they are doing is affirming party supremacy over all members including elected officials. What happened in Lagos isn't about one man imposing his will on the people but about the party members' rejection of an election government official on the platform of their party. If Tinubu accepted Ambode, the whole party structure will scatter because he was rejected across board. The direct primary method is the best method for now to guarantee an all inclusive government whereby every single party member has an equal say to determine who wi will represent them in the next election. |
Bridget95:According to your warped logic, since they are both Fulani Muslims. Both of them are herders. Both of them are patrons of Miyetti Allah. (which you and your fellow herd member love to hate) they are both terrorists. Under his watch as VP, Odi was massacred. There were ethno religious crisis in Benue and Jos plateau. I think the government should start by labelling him a terrorist first before other Fulanis. Do you even know your GEJ is also a grand patron of Miyetti Allah? |
ushafe:How do you differentiate them? maybe you should start by pointing out the differentiating factors so that we can identify the 'terrorists' from the "social" ones when we see them on the streets. Abi them dey write am for face? |
Tonalphs:How about we start by labelling Atiku a terrorist, after all, he is Fulani too. |
Bridget95:They are Atiku"s kinsmen too. |
Chidex2442:MSG isn't carcinogen. If you want to stop eating MSG, you should stop eating altogether because even the cube seasonings like Maggi, Royco, Doyin etc has contain MSG. All fast-food restaurants KFC, mr Biggs, Sweet sensation all use MSG. Even Gala and other packaged snacks contain MSG. MSG has it's origin in Asia and that is what the Asians still use till today and they live longer than even we Africans sef. Growing up, MSG was what my mother used in cooking. We later stopped but myself and my wife later went back to using it when I stopped believing those MSG myths and when I found out that the other alternatives contain MSG. What surprised me most was one day when I bought a bucket of chicken and some chips from KFC and MSG was listed as one of their ingredients and if you are averse to it's consumption, you should eat the chicken. (though that part was written in fine prints) |
NAIRALLANDER:I don't know about this keloids ailment but do anything you can to treat it at this early stage before it gets bigger. |
chloride6:That could be his ward, where he registered as a member. |
Why should QUEUE be spelled thus, when it can just be spelt Q, it is just waste of 4 alphabets. |
dafemnet:Even goes on Holiday with Tife all on Wizkid's bill and she day Wizkid no dey try. If na me be Wizkid I go collect my son forcefully then leave her to her fate. |
I no even remember my wife birthday not to talk of one ex's own. Ex's birthday bawo. Na miracle I take dey remember my own sef. |
femi4:Abi, she is just an ATTENTION SEEKING ATTENTION SEEKER. |
Cosplay:Where in my posts did I state the bolded? |
Cosplay:My brother, I included the bold part because smuggling happens everyday in this country. How do you think used tires, used fridges, okirika, foreign rice enter this country? |
obekediamondfuto:Many people smuggle with the intention of not paying the correct customs duty to the government. Importation through Benin Republic is just marginally cheaper relative to Nigeria. Sometimes people smuggle to bring in items that are prohibited in their home country like in Nigeria, used fridges and compressor, vegetable oils in jerrycans, used tires, used clothes etc. These items unfortunately has a lucrative market in Nigeria as most people cannot afford new and quality goods of such nature. |
obekediamondfuto:I have adressed that. The audience cannot be the judge except they are customs officers or experienced customs agent who are conversant with the correct clearing procedure. I am speaking from a professional angle as I have 12 years+ experience i as a customs clearing agent. penalty will be payed by the owner when obtaining the correct assessment for not following the correct procedure. |
obekediamondfuto:The office through which you obtain assessment will be the port of entry. You won't go through the private DTI CAFE like manifested consignments but through the vehicle seat at the customs long room for example the one at Tincan command. Note the penalty for smuggled consignments including cars is outright seizure but if you regularize your documents by paying the correct duty before being caught, you are good to go. This is more severe than goods and cars that are imported legally through the appropriate ports and borders but short payed the correct customs duty payable, such cars will be TEMPORARILY siezed and the owner asked to pay the appropriate balance before the car is released to him/her. That is the difference my brother. Buying and driving smuggled car is risky. You could lose your car to the government outrightly. |
obekediamondfuto:Cars within the permitted age limits are not contrabands. Obtaining assessment and C-number for your smuggled cars and paying the correct duty is not doctoring of documents. Your obtaining assessment and paying correct duty has achieved what the government was trying to prevent in the first place (by banning cars importation via land borders) LOSS OF REVENUE. I am a clearing agent (you are not) I know what obtains in the importation and clearing process. Snuggling is a crime (if you are caught). Obtaining assessment and paying correct duty for smuggled cars within the appropriate age limits isn't a crime. |
obekediamondfuto:I am a clearing agent of 12 years experience . I am right now inside TINCAN PORTS & CARGO TERMINAL performing customs examination. I am in a better position to inform you better. Paying duty on smuggled cars is not a crime. It is even encouraged for you to approach the vehicle seat of the appropriate customs command to obtain assessment and pay the correct duty payable as long as it is not contraband or import prohibited item. It isn't about what you feel is right or wrong, it is about what the law says it is right or permissible. |
obekediamondfuto:The guy said he is a customs clearing agent not a customs officer. I am a clearing agent too. What he said is the correct and legitimate thing to do. Even if the car is smuggled, the law provide you go to the appropriate customs command and pay the correct duty and you are good to go. I wanted to give the op that advice but this guy has given it before me. |
gaby, the juju work? Is the business well patronised now? |
Daslim180:Where postinor come sey enter, no be same belle? |
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