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Toke Makinwa has finally spoken on her pending court case with her estranged hubby, Maje Ayide. In her latest Vlog titled 'Daddy Issues' which she shot during her recent 'On Becoming' tour in London, Toke said
'as you guys might have heard, there's a lot going on in the news and the little that I have, let's just hope I have it after a while. For all the people that reached out to me, my lawyers are on it, I don't think you have anything to worry about, that's all I'll say'.

Source: http://www.lindaikejisblog.com/

bim2:
Did you just state what you wrote above.
I don't know where you got that ideology.
Just as how you guys over in London r are leaches

Isnt it true, why are you taking this personally

lefulefu:
Aghh bros if u dont have a long standing naija babe here then just forget about it.am saying this cos it will be the bad ones who will be chasing u cos they too want to relocate to europe as well by any means possible.a friend of mine also in the uk came back to naija to marry but then it was with his long standing babe he dated while in the university in naija.if u must date a naija babe wat of those ones over there?

The naija babes over here are spoilt and are not good wife material.

lefulefu:
hmm coming back here to marry a lady would be risky oo.u know how deceiving some girls can be if they notice op is a jardonite.if he must marry here then it should be a long standing girlfriend he knew b4 travelling out or hook up with a naija babe there.

I dont have any long term girlfriend, I qill have to find a solid naija girl here, one who wont deceive me

lefulefu:
lol if the brits were xenophobic a muslim wouldnt be mayor of london.lol forget aboutt south africa...we africans dont love ourselves.we talking of uk.

That is true, but there is definitely racism, you wont understand guy, the point is, there is still no place like home, somewhere that where you are successful, you can recognize that you did it in your roots, on grounds where u originate from, u get?

lefulefu:
anywhere u lay ur head is home my brother.i will advice u to marry a lady there,settle down and live ur life to the fullest.if possible invite ur close siblings living in nigeria to start a new life in there.who knows....u might just be the guy to father a child who might be the first black prime minister if u get married to a british woman.

I understand your sentiments.. but things arent always rosy overseas. You know the issue of xenophobia.. well it doesn't only exist in RSA, it is every where in the world, it is just more subtle in western states.

Tokziby:
So adding a single T (for typo error) has now converted ur thread into an English Grammar class, well done sir. Sorry sir oooo, omode lo se mi oo... deleted the whole thing, hope u are happy now.

Even better.. thank you sir, next time just give your solicited opinion without the need to pick on an error...

lefulefu:
recession is still in full swing o.so understand wat u might meet here.

There is no place lilke home

Evaberry:
I really wouldn't advice you come back

I mean

Nigeria is hell

Is it that bad..surely there are people who are enjoying and still feel satisfied that they are contributing to their OWN country

kimbra:
What country are you currently in and what course did you study there?.

UK.. I am in the accountancy field!!!

Beads are demonic and from the kingdom of darkness

Elkay3:
You're right. But...the issue of job is a serious one. By statistical predictions, the economy would pick up towards the end of the year. But for now, unemployment is still a monster!
Though if you're sure of getting a job, that does it.

I have been looking for a Job, with a possibility to come work locally with my current company.

Elkay3:
Not everyone shares that idea. And I really appreciate the ones who don't.

Thanks Bro...

himkers2:
see mumu kwestion abeg....

others are looking for ways to escape the jungle and you want to come and kill yourself by yourself, Dont say I didnt warn you!

Your opinion has been duly noted...

nzeobi:
K

L

dacblogger:
And this is a problew how??

It is a problem because I am torn between what to do.. Leave overseas or come back home to Nigeria..

Elkay3:
There's no place like home....dont you think it could depend on the "home"?

It does depend on the type of home, however, its about experiencing the true Nigeria and doing something that I can be proud of in so doing giving back tom my community. Even if it is a normal Job, at least my taxes as well as other contributions I will make in my job environment will be a way to give back to my community.

PUSSYHOE:
come back and marry our girls they need husband

Marriage is also a strong consideration sir...

Tokziby:
First of all add the letter T to hear. "...close to my hear.."

Living oversea and having a good paying job but wanting to relocate to Nigeria is a burning issue that people living abroad are battling with. My opinion;

1. If u must come home, get ur priorities right, by having a shelter (preferably owned), mobility and enough "mula" in ur bank account.
2. If truly u want to give back to your society, Job Hunting should be cancelled, creating job should be ur aim. Besides the salary u will earn here will be far lesser to your current earning
3. You cannot just ditch oversea for the sake of wanting to come home, u must first take a leave from ur place of work and come home to do a thorough feasibility study of what u want to achieve, else na one chance u go enter oo
4. Truly no place like home but u must use ur head and have a plan B of going back incase things no work out as planned. You can always go back and re-strategize.

My TEN kobo... Best of Luck

Thank you sir.. please make the following changes

Oversea should be Overseas in all your references.
In point 3 "take a leave" is not appropriate.. rather say "Take leave"
In point 4, "incase" should be "in case"

Thanks for your assistance though..HOWEVER, your need to correct my grammatical error in the first line was uncalled for

This is a topic that is really close to my heart and I hope it helps someone reading this post.

I have been privileged to have studied overseas and I currently have a Job overseas. However, there is this burning desire to come back to Nigeria, partly because there is no place like home as well as the fact that I would like to give back to my nation in some way.

There are however so many disturbing stories about Nigeria regarding corruption, political instability and economical dis-functionalities. Would it be selfish for me to stay overseas and continue working here or would I be letting myself and my nation down if I don't come back to my country.

I know getting a good paying Job will not be an issue, however, the living conditions in Nigeria is something I am no longer accustom to.

I am really torn and I need some advice.

cc @lalasticlala

GrandMufti:
stay where you are. Work from there and send money back home to support your people.

Naira no get value again!

Wow, same sentiments I have been getting

This is a topic that is really close to my hear and I hope it helps someone reading this post.

I have been privileged to have studied overseas and I currently have a Job overseas. However, there is this burning desire to come back to Nigeria, partly because there is no place like home as well as the fact that I would like to give back to my nation in some way.

There are however so many disturbing stories about Nigeria regarding corruption, political instability and economical dis-functionalities. Would it be selfish for me to stay overseas and continue working here or would I be letting myself and my nation down if I don't come back to my country.

I know getting a good paying Job will not be an issue, however, the living conditions in Nigeria is something I am no longer accustom to.

I am really torn and I need some advice.

cc @lalasticlala

Wilsonmoses:
While graduating with good grades is good, putting God first is the best. It's all about God! With God a third class graduate can work in a place that pays well. It's all about Grace! FTC things.....

Grace without works is dead. We know that grace comes through faith, hence I have equated Grace and Faith together.. my point i.. we need to also work to obtain the grace.. What the OP refers to is what can students with second class lower, or lower, achieve in this corruption ridden country.

In my opinion, I think it is hard for a first class holder to get a job in this country, let alone others with a lower grading. It is therefore better for such students to seek opportunities overseas (I acknowledge that this in itself will be difficult, however consideration should be given to how to perhaps start a new degree, the earlier the better).

Other options will be to go into a lucrative business, come up with an app idea, something that will add value.

Once you have attempted all of this, then obviously add Grace to it and God will do the rest

Leader of the House of Reps, Femi Gbajabiamila, says no one should refer to President Buhari as being sick.

According to him, Presidnet Buhari is on medical vacation and not that he is sick. Gbajabiamila said this while correcting one of his colleague and chief whip of the house, Alhassan Ado-Doguwa, who referred to President Buhari as being sick during plenary yesterday.


"The president is not sick. At best, he can say that the President is on medical vacation. There is a difference between being sick and going on a medical vacation”Gbajabiamila said President Buhari has extended his vacation in the UK so he can conclude some medical test which he is currently undergoing.

Source: http://www.lindaikejisblog.com/2017/03/president-buhari-is-not-sick-he-is-on.html#more

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Agozie48:
seriously ,no space for gossip the ,OP is just stupid

Hope youve been banned

Ladybluecash:
Aki and pawpaw na joke oo

Hahahaha

This all applies to marriages with femals, Juat marry a man, thats the sweetest thing that can happen...