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kadafs:
Still available 355/$ Firm

How far?

Wow! Op, your thread too is so inspiring. Keep up the good work.
Don't forget to keep your your eyes on the target and dont lose focus.
Tough times may lurk ahead but with determination you will get there.

ToryWoods:
He just scammed me too �� I sent him $320 PayPal... Now he's not picking calls, he's not coming online on WhatsApp...

You can never be wrong being a little too strict in dealing. it's all to yield good results at the end.
It's always better not to be mistake others learn from. Mind sharing how it happened that we might learn?
Sorry for the loss.

HazzanTazzan:
Jazzmode

K boss. Whatsapp.

Positivepoint:
When it comes to igbo issues we shouldn't play the ethnic card Is that how u feel when it's from the other side of the niger?

Why do you think it shouldn't be so, and expect such to be condemned even if the persons involved were from the moon?

Positivepoint:
It seems in the igbos ve preference for underage rape than early marriage.

Is playing the ethnic card not too childish? The crime wasn't necessarily about where he came from.

joystickextendr:
good one i like the way the cops ruffled him in the pix.

I honestly won't be surprised if that is where it ends. With Nigerian police, expect anything.
Just several weeks ago, a murderer miraculously "escaped" from police station in Rivers State only to be later "caught" again in Jos!

Florblu:
This is not proper.

Even as an adult I can't walk on that bridge without fear of falling off the bridge let alone children.

If anything should happen to anybody on that bridge due to the absence of rail, the blood wiil be on this government's neck.

They embark on construction of roads without having a second thought. The mayhem they are causing on Ikeja along- Iyana Ipaja and beyond route is just unnecessary.

Are they really concerned? So much for politicians to share, so little for things that will benefit the masses.

chinedubrazil:
thugs vs thugs what do you expect?
should it be that the nurse agreed with man, this wouldn't have happened!

Re-examine your thoughts and think again. I know you are making sense.

dejt4u:
——NGO Condemns Incessant Thugs’ clashes In Osogbo, Blames Gov Aregbesola




http://citymirrornews.com/index.php/2017/10/10/confusion-in-osogbo-as-thugs-gang-rape-nurses-on-night-shift/

Imagine community thugs, now acting immediate security response team in a country that is believed to have police.

If police cannot show up even while the crime was being I wonder why it should be better to be reactionary than preventive.

niceprof:
Unholy romance

Of two Yes Men.

iebanehita:
Lesson learnt. I let my guard this time which i knew.

Better if you had come to tell how you foiled his attempt. Nairaland moniker quote is very important, and confirming your new Balance with both with the SMS alert and your bank code (eg: *966# for Zenith) is also critical.

Sirambassador:
MAN IN THE MIDDLE

Oboy! This is serious.

Sirambassador:
WhatsApp criminal .. He also uses MITM in scamming

Details ==> First bank account

Account name ==> udie moses

Account number 3048141041

WhatsApp 07036790145, 09026942292


Oga tabbaz add his name in the devils list

Boss do you mind giving little more detail how this MITM works that unsuspecting peeps can know and be wary. Thanks

SMH!

Heartpure:
Truly nobody is ugly. Here are some of the before and after photos of our celebrities.

Happy viewing... http://www.richizhub.com/gists/nobody-is-ugly-checkout-the-before-and-after-pictures-of-our-celebrities/

Op you for say nobody hungry. Many of them really looked poor and hungry in the past. Thanks to fame and fortune.

ToZaraWithaZ:
Your point is null and void. All forms of tattoo carry health risks. See here: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tattoo_medical_issues. People do stupid and pointless things for a myriad of reasons and will never stop doing them. Body tattoos also carry health risks, not only eye tattoos, so are you saying if an even worse allergic reaction were to occur to a person with skin tattoo, you would give the same brutal and wicked words as "commentary". People pull incredible stunts that carry greater risks than this all the time, just for entertainment purpose [and you probably wouldn't mind watching such shows], but when things go wrong and they lose their lives, I don't think anyone judges them this brutally, with such unsympathetic, unkind words I've been seeing through out the pages of this thread.

You lot are just being hypocritical, self-righteous and judgemental for no reason. Some of those condemning her probably have body tattoos - as if those do not have their associated health risks as well. This Canadian lady is not the first person to get an eye tattoo - that something went wrong in her case is no reason for you all to crucify her like this. Any one could have been as unfortunate - you need to show empathy, no matter how stvpid her action was. Afterall, stvpidity has become the norm in society, and how many people do you condemn for it? Some of you guys even praise others for being stvpid, thereby promoting the trend.

That girl is in pains. She wouldn't have done it had she known it would turn out that bad. The same way a person with complications with body tattoos wouldn't have drawn them at all, had he known the results beforehand.

Your comments are wicked and pointless. All of you.

Society has become dumbed down overall - that's the way it is all over the world. Fashion, entertainment, and riches are what people praise and respect most [they're more popular than everything else], so people do all sort of crazy things to feel important and draw attention - it's basic human impulse. She's a model, right? If such things must stop, then society has got to change its culture first and venerate higher values, before condemning a victim of the dumbed-down culture society itself celebrates. I would have condemned her on a normal day, but since it's a tragic situation, SHOW THE HUMAN IN YOU.

Sincere apologies. No long story. Always weigh risk-reward when venturing into things. Point remains: it's still not worth it buddy. Save your time and arguement. And the true wickedness will lie in not warning others intending to do the same until they meet their waterloo

Esepayan:
Abegi park well a lot of people be doing it now she was just unfortunate everything got its downside

You don't want to follow the crowd.
Truth is the risk has always been there not withstanding and question should be: "is it worth the risk?". The obvious answer is NO!

DianaJ:
girls they try ooo tattoo for eye nawa ooo

Same goes for bleaching and other weird stuff they do in the name of being trendy and all what not.

Wishing her a very bad luck in her lot. Stupidity obviously now has a new definition. People who have no health issues to battle, just have to create one to make their sweet life miserable!

MOBBDEEP:
I appreciate your service Sir Thank you

Wow how far? So sorry I learnt your brother Prodigy is late now?

Lomprico2:
What is her job?

To insult people?

Not necessarily so my dear. We just have become used to all manners of speeches from our public holders. Whatever she may have said wrong, we have heard and even applauded worse things from those characters in office before.

Lomprico2:
If the vulture's anti corruption was was not selective I would have taken u serious. Bítch!

Aint that too harshhhh!!

Dont you think she is doing her job?

Factfinder1:
On Monday, October 2nd, former first lady, Patience Jonathan, released a statement in which she accused the anti-graft agency of witch-hunting her and her family. In the statement signed by her chief press secretary, Belema Meshack-Hart, Mrs. Jonathan said she is the most vilified first lady in the history of Nigeria just because she campaigned for her husband in the 2015 general elections. Mrs. Jonathan in the statement, asked President Buhari to call EFCC chairman, Ibrahim Magu, to order. Read here.

Lauretta Onochie who is President Buhari's personal assistant on social media, took to her twitter handle to reply Mrs. Jonathan. See her tweets below

"EFCC is only attracted to those who have stolen items"- presidential aide, Lauretta Onochie, replies Patience Jonathan


http://ogashub.com.ng/efcc-attracted-stolen-items-lauretta-onochie-replies-patience-jonathan/

Particularly those thieves with no ties with our ruling APC party.

madridguy:
Some men can be too emotional.

That is tears of Love.

See the MI dude, looking poor and hungry with his guitar.

Looking forward to when this guy will drop fresh hits as he once did from the start.

Story story. All na wash.

richeeyo:
Guilt is in those speech especially the last

Abi o. Imagine that kind of response to such a weighty allegation.

Tabbaz:
thanks. we will consider your advice and act on it at appropriate time. Many trusted traders later turned otherwise. we have even removed one name in the trusted list in the past [b]due to his dubious act, so that's why we are very careful about the update, so we don't end up classifying a thief as trusted.[/b]
thanks again

Please who is it?

DJperdurabo:
You seem to forget that the so called employee could be a memeber BOD of another company or even own companies.

The moral of the story is; folks should stop shoving Entrepreneurship's down people's throat. Doesn't work.for everyone. The grave is filled with people who thought they could swing it thus amassing debts that led to suicides or depression and/or medical complications which hastened their deaths.

Your points are very valid.

cuedish:
Nigeria education system is as bad as a toilet without water.

You've said it all.

DJperdurabo:
Entrepreneurship is not for everyone.

Last I checked, Coca-Cola has a CEO, P&G has a CEO, Chevron, Shell, Agip, Diamler-Mercedes, Toyota, Sony music, Unilever etc all have CEOs. Never minding how much they are paid, they are all "employees" subject to being FIRED by the BOD or Shareholders tomorrow.

Now OP tell me, are these fellows "powerful and successful" or not?

The employees are never as "powerful and successful" as their employers let alone surpass them.