₦airaland Forum

*osisi:
I even tried shaving the bermuda triangle a few times but it wasn't my thing.
It was itching like crazy
are we supposed to put olive oil,palm oil  or what to keep it from itching like that after shaving.
It was torture
can you imagine a responsible lady,wife and mother scratching her "thing" in public.
Tufia
I gave up

sister nnwando u! God help you. you are so funny.

skfa1:
You should have told me, i have a nice clipper @ home, trust me it wount itch you   

she is a happily married house wife for your info

BAC:
Those gentlemen are correct. Price varies. But one thing I want you to take note: The person helping in project managing it can make a lot of difference to the price. There are a lot of dishonnest people in Nigeria. If you can get some one trust worthy you should be able to save loads of money. At www.nairainvestors.com we are just too busy our project management book if too full now. We could have helped you. We are not taking on any more projects till end of 2009. Check out our website there are a lot of info there for you. with pictures and videos

na true you talk my brother

just send them the money that is all they want

fender:
I think your should be 5% of your net income. but these days employers are extortioners, they deduct more than that as tax.
God will help us.

are u sure about 5%?

abortion have always been a big industry in nigeria.  it is one of our worst kept secrets

thanks jj55jj55@hotmail.com

funkilicious:
@JJYOU, I'm on break from studying, I'm eating at d moment. Do you study all the time? lol

no offence meant. just stop worying about pator i said and study. you will always need your degree more than that man. tony ben said always work out your exit route before you empower people to rule your life

wonders of the internet. are you writting from behind the bars if i may ask?

mmmmmmm spiritual abuse is the worse form of abuse i my book.

bawomolo:
how big is this church that you are only one he is targeting. what's up with that. abi they mark silifa for your face.

what is silifa?

go and read your book. serving God is not foolishness

since you asked this is the one on south africa.  http://www.channel4.com/news/articles/ontv/unreported_world/south+africa+body+parts+for+sale/2513367

benin republic   http://www.channel4.com/news/articles/ontv/unreported_world/benin+voodoo+children/1944347

the wonderful as seen on telivision generation. what a shame.  gulible people

how does akwa ibom = nigeria or even africa.

abuse of any kind is bad and evil.  immediately i watched the programme, i saw Modupe Debbie Ariyo's of afruca finger print all over it.

aruyo who see nothing wrong with being a member of the grail message and amorc yet she think it is her human right to stop african churches establishing in the uk.  she use all the media space she can get toward this end. it is a shame.  what has christianity got to do with witchcraft?   witches has always ben in africa and will always be in africa

you know we are in trouble when small oyibo man is needed to deliver us from another evil.  this documentary is just another cheap shot at the church in general.

since you asked this is the one on south africa. http://www.channel4.com/news/articles/ontv/unreported_world/south+africa+body+parts+for+sale/2513367

benin republic http://www.channel4.com/news/articles/ontv/unreported_world/benin+voodoo+children/1944347

by the way i see also many people are also collecting money for this guy already. good to know money is good for this bandwagon. http://www.crarn.org/ Bandwidth Limit Exceeded. amazing now they have got the money rolling in they can get more bandwith or witchwith


Fundraising target: £20,000.00
Donations so far: £ 17,478.00 source http://www.justgiving.com/witchchildren


Nigerian children demand their rights
About the charity : Stepping Stones Nigeria Stepping Stones Nigeria
SSN is a grassroots child rights charity working to protect, save and transform the lives of vulnerable children in the Niger Delta Region of Nigeria. It works with local partners on some of the most challenging issues that children face such as child trafficking and the abandonment and torture of so-called child "witches".
Charity Registration No 1112476

brilliant. what will number 2 cost? and where are you based?

ewu

did i read somewhere most nigerians are moral. this is morality101

Intels GM shot dead
From: Henry Chukwurah Port Harcourt
Thursday, November 13, 2008

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Intels General Manager incharge of administration and marketing, Mr Chuks Ihuoma, was shot dead on Tuesday night in Port Harcourt.

Mr Ihuoma was killed by suspected assassins near his residence in Rumuibekwe Housing Estate in the Rivers State capital. It was gathered that four gunmen in a Pathfinder Jeep, cornered the Intels boss while on his way home from work and fired several shots at him.

He was said to have died before medical help could reach him. When contacted, police spokesperson, Mrs Rita Inoma-Abbey said nine expended bullets of AK 47 rifles were recovered from the scene of the incident. Mrs. Abbey, a Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) told Daily Sun that no arrest had been made even though the hunt for the killers had begun. http://www.sunnewsonline.com/webpages/news/national/2008/nov/13/national-13-11-2008-016.htm

stop eating too much food. probably avoid food after 6pm too. walk to many places if you can

Hesperus:
What is good about the point?? Taking both parties into account, thats what is. Do you know what happened prior to the assault, were you there? Even the bible says it, a soft answer turneth away wrath and a harsh one stirs up anger. And where were the so-called cowards come eye-witnesses who stood around and watched the entire drama? Everyone is quick to point out the injustices of the system, but nobody is willing to do a damn thing about it!

And since you're such an expert at colours, maybe you'd like to paint a clearer picture?

bro, you are not preaching to the choir here. you are preaching to the guys who would never do such things if they ever came into such position. you are talking to people who are so morally upright they only curse and abuse people online. ofcourse you know this is nairaland. everyone jump on a band wagon trying to make some people see another side of the story is hard work.

even if the girl was from deeper life only God know what comes out of people like that

LoveAlways:
There's a saying that:  "Men are like rubberbands and women are like waves"

This means that when men feel stressed, they will pull away like a rubberband.  The more a woman tries to get him to bounce back by talking things out, the more he will stretch his rubberband.

The best thing to do is to focus on yourself when he goes through his rubberband phase.  Do things that make you happy.  By focusing on yourself, this sends a signal that you do not depend on him for your happiness. He will appreciate the effort.

Men also tend to compartmentalize.  If he is in his business room, it will be difficult to get him to come in the romance room with you.  They tend to focus on one thing at a time.   Women, on the other hand, can focus on more than one thing at a time.  We are better at multi-tasking.

So just leave him be, he will come around.

MMMMMMM ARE YOU A SHEHE? HOW DID YOU KNOW THIS?

Backslider:
@Naval Command

The Naval Command should court martial Olufemi Arogundade. These men was under the Command of Arogundade no body else. And why in the name of security should he have 6 heavily armed body guards in this day and time.

This is a waste in the security services. So when he retires like most of them will how does he make up for those security men. There is no need to extrapoliate this to mean the whole Nigeria LOVES THIS.

WE don't NEED TO GLORIFY THIS EVIL. WE MUST DO THE RIGHT THING SIMPLY ASK FOR COURT MARTIAL. THE LADY SHOULD SUE THE NIGERIAN NAVY WITH THIS VIDEO CLIP.

THE REASONS WHY

1) The woman was not armed
2) They used brute forces
3) If they wanted to arrest her then what was the arrest mode?
4) Their commander was not in the center when no threat was established
5) From the clip it seemed like they were Abusing the high military honor.

If this is not punished

1) our kids will learn to maltreat people you must be in the forces
2) This is multiplying fear in the heart of the civil populace
3) That stripping a woman is right
4) This is means that the military sees the civillian as a subject (this is a colonial thinking)

God Bless Nigeria

NB
The Subject NAVAL OFFICERS SHOULD NOT be so those men were not officers they were NAVAL RATINGS

WONDERFUL. NA THIS MAN TEACH NIGERIANS HOW TO SEXUALLY ABUSE YOUNG GIRLS? NA HIM TEACH NIGERIANS HOW TO BEAT THIER WIVES?
NA WAO

so this man never thief reach for naija

mmmmmmmmmmmmm

time

Ex-NDP chieftain says IBB must contest presidential poll
By KENNY ASHAKA, Kaduna
Monday, November 10, 2008

•Babangida
Photo: Sun News Publishing

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Those foreclosing the possibility of former military President emerging in a contest for Nigeria’s Presidency had better put on their thinking cap again. This is because one of the arrowheads of "IBB for President" in 2003 and 2007, who was the Kaduna State chairman of the National Democratic Party (NDP), Alhaji Hassan Mohammed Jallo has renewed the call for supporters of the former military president to rally round him in the 2011 presidential poll.

Speaking with Daily Sun in an exclusive interview in Kaduna, Jallo emphasized: "I said in 2011, we are going to call on Ibrahim Badamosi Babangida to come and contest for the Presidency of Nigeria against anybody. I will be the first person to call on Ibrahim Babangida to come and contest against everybody including Yar’Adua on the platform of PDP.
He also said despite the former vice-president, Atiku Abubakar’s brilliant political career, the former military president surpasses him (Atiku) in the art of political strategy.

IBB must contest in 2011
Jallo is not a man to cow once he believes in a cause. He told Daily Sun that "In 2011, if God decides to bring change in Nigeria , I will be the first person to call on Ibrahim Babangida to come and contest against everybody including Yar’Adua on the platform of the PDP. I said come 2011, we are going to call on Ibrahim Badamosi Babangida to come and contest for the presidency of Nigeria against anybody. People should not rule out the possibility of IBB contesting again in 2011."
Jallo admits that his ultimate ambition is to ensure that IBB rules Nigeria again. But he denies being in the PDP to lay the foundation for an IBB Presidency. "Now, we need leaders that can take us forward. Nigeria with all our resources, we are still backwards. Nigeria with all our resources has not achieved anything," he said.

Asked to make a categorical statement on whether or not IBB would contest the 2011 presidential poll, Jallo waxed philosophical; saying only God can decide. "Only God can effect change at anytime he wants. So, people should not rule out the possibility of IBB coming out to contest. Today, Obama has won the US Presidency; but when he started people didn’t take him serious. God can bring change at anytime.

"What Nigeria needs today is change for the better. Change for good. We want a clean democrat; somebody that can lead the country. Nigeria is dying. What Nigeria needs is change," he said.
But does the incumbent President, Umaru Musa Yar’Adua lack the qualities of a clean democrat? Jallo stared straight into the eyes of the reporter, but parried the question, saying "I did not support Yar’Adua in the last election."

Is Yar’Adua not doing well now? You ask again. As if not sure of what to say, Jallo shifted from his initial sitting position and said, "Well. , this question, if you ask anybody along the street, he would answer you ."

IBB, better than Yar’Adua
One particular question drew the attention of Jallo. When asked why he would not allow Yar’Adua to continue after his first tenure, Jallo said: "I have a choice, to support any leader I believe can deliver. Yar’Adua has been in power for the past one and half years. Agreed, Yar’Adua met a lot of problems on ground, but when you have two choices or conflicting interests, one interest must give way to the other. Much as I support Yar’Adua, I prefer Ibrahim Badamosi Babangida.

"There might not be anything wrong with Yar’Adua, apart from the fact that he is too slow. But when you have two conflicting interests, one of them must give way to the other. And I cannot choose anybody other than Ibrahim Babangida. So, when you ask me to choose between IBB and President Yar’Adua, I will definitely go for Ibrahim Babangida. Agreed, there is nothing wrong with Umaru Musa Yar’Adua. He is still in the learning process. He is still trying to find his feet and start ruling. He has not started ruling yet. Yar’Adua is just a leader. He has taken the mantle of leadership. Even blindly, I will follow Ibrahim Babangida. I believe he is the best. I believe he can deliver. I believe he can take Nigeria to the Promised Land."

Atiku, no match IBB
On whether former vice president Atiku Abubakar should return to the PDP, Jallo said. "I have never supported Atiku. And I will never support Atiku. If he wants to come back to the PDP, he is welcome. At least he would add value to the party. Whether people like it or not, Atiku is a good politician. My support goes to Ibrahim Badamosi Babangida. He is the only man I believe in. In Nigerian politics, you cannot rule Atiku out. If he wants to contest, let him do so; but Atiku is no match to IBB. He is not even close to IBB," he said. But what does IBB have going for him? Is it his record as a past leader? Jallo answered "IBB is a crowd puller, anytime, any day, anywhere. There is no basis for comparing IBB with Atiku.

When it comes to political strategy, crowd pulling, Atiku cannot match IBB. Forget about the past that people used government machinery because they were in power to stop IBB from contesting. Why they did that is because they are afraid of him. If you do not use government machinery and you allow the masses to choose their own leader, you will see who will win. There is nobody in Nigeria dead or alive that can match IBB’s popularity. He is a crowd puller and he has political sagacity.

So let the government put its propaganda, money and machinery aside; if you allow the masses to elect their leader, IBB will win. When IBB comes out, nobody will beat IBB. In any ward, local government and state in Nigeria , only IBB would be heard. If the government of Olusegun Obasanjo then had allowed democracy to take place during the PDP primaries, without government’s interference and imposition of a particular candidate, Umaru Musa Yar’Adua could not have got the ticket of the PDP. It is because the government of the day had interest in Umaru Musa Yar’Adua that they scared other candidates away to pave the way for Yar’Adua.

If not what the government of Olusegun Obasanjo did, Umaru Yar’Adua would not have been president today. Ibrahim Badamosi Babangida would have picked the ticket of the PDP. Governors were threatened to give their votes to a particular candidate. PDP should allow democracy to thrive in Nigeria. The thriving of democracy in Nigeria actually depends on the PDP. PDP should stop interfering in whom a particular candidate for a particular office should be. They should allow democracy to take root and allow God to decide who the leader is. In so far as the government of the day will determine who should contest and who should not and then use government machinery for their candidate and stop others from contesting, it won’t take us anywhere.

Why I left NDP
Hassan Mohammed Jallo has been a major player in a not-so-minor league when it comes to IBB presidential ambition. When Jallo agreed to speak again on IBB and his presidential ambition in 2011, it was certain that he was prepared for what might be called a brawl with anti-IBB politicians. Jallo earned more attention from the reporter when he poured slurry on the leadership of the NDP.
The question as to why he left the NDP was one that electrified the self-acclaimed IBB man; but he took his time to explain.

"I left NDP because a lot of things happened. There were a lot of leadership crisis then and uptill now, it is still persisting. And our leaders then were not sincere to us. But we discovered that very late. And because of that, I felt I should not be in that team. Once you are with a leader, that leader should be able to tell you the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. But once a leader deviates and starts deceiving his followers, then that is not the team I should belong to. That was why I decided to opt out."

IBB should shun NDP
Jallo who has since joined the PDP in Kaduna State said "NDP was not willing to support any presidential candidate other than IBB even though he (IBB) was in the PDP. The Constitution of Nigeria or that of NDP did not stop NDP from supporting a preferred candidate that it believes can deliver.
According to him, NDP was formed purposely to realize the presidential ambition of Ibrahim Badamosi Babangida. "I still believe in that principle and I will forever support anything IBB stands for. I am for IBB any time any day," he said. However, Jallo is now singing a different tune. And he tried to justify it.

"I will not support IBB to go and contest presidential poll on the platform of the NDP. At the time we were fighting for IBB to come and contest under NDP, we didn’t know what was going on in the NDP. Now, I know better and I will never ever support IBB to even associate himself with such kind of leaders. So, I will not support IBB to contest in the NDP today. I did it years back and I did it blindly and I regretted because I was deceived. Once you believe in a leader and you find out eventually that the leader is not telling you the truth, it pains you. Somebody you do not believe could hurt a fly and suddenly you find him killing an elephant, it pains you. So in order not to quarrel and create friction among yourselves, you better leave. And that was what I did."

IBB should contest under PDP. If NDP comes to him again, he should shun them. I, Hassan Mohammed Jallo, say so. This is because there are no longer good leaders in NDP. I say so and I should be quoted anywhere. IBB should shun NDP because there are no sincere leaders in the NDP. I know the kind of people they are and I know how we started. I am a founding member of NDP. Nobody would tell me how NDP was formed. I will not support IBB to even team up with the NDP.
I will never support that. NDP can support IBB’s presidential ambition but not IBB contesting on their platform. No way. That will never happen. Not when we are alive. I will do anything within my power to block it." http://www.sunnewsonline.com/webpages/news/national/2008/nov/10/national-10-11-2008-001.htm

Nigerians and  follow follow.  i can't understand why Nigerians want everyone to agree with them on all matters.  this is how you guys train yourself to kill your opponents in life.

what is wrong in people saying this matter will not be like this if this girl was not some rich man's kid herself.  someone else is talking about Mandela. go read mandella's history and see who is dad was.

learn to respect other peoples opinions. we don't have to see things from same angel always.  abusing people physically or verbally is wrong any where. even on NL

bastrin:
But lookin at it critically Ms Okere ws bn more of stupid than brave to confront those ratings.

chei you just insulted the next naija president like that. nawa for you o. as someone rightly said she is somebody's daughter.

you are all shouting here about abuse sadly apart from JINX + 1 other i am yet to see anyone say how bad it is for some wise person to post the daughters facebook link here.

@richy. you never miss any opportunity to insult Christ church.  how do you know the man is a Christian? have you checked the mosque registers to see he is not one of theirs too?

these idiots were picked from amongst Nigerians.  their behaviour is not unusual to what any typical Nigerian would do given that position and  opportunity

Sisi Jinx:
Lmao! You guys leave my Renny alone. . . don't let me vex here.

Don't I know it!!!!

Growing up I used to have friend who from the moment they turned 13, they were in their hijab and would thumb their noses at me in my jeans because my dad didn't subscribe to all of that. Oh heaven, the things some of 'em got into? I tell ya, they will take the author of Kama Sutra to school and back.

you got baned again?

it means what i said and said what i meant exactly. nigeria is a lawless state. you need to be there to see what people do. like i said before nobody deserves that kind of abuse but you have to know that armed robbers block the road to do their evil work. no force man would like to be on duty when his boss was killed. so you understand what makes some of these boys edgy.

that is not to excuse the rubbish. try understand they are working in a society that the world anarchy describes

you see the quantity of drugs being produced by their cousins in afghanistan and pakistan.

SuperPap:
niterider said:
You r lucky we r on NL, Even with your uniform i would hv beaten u black and blue,

@ the topic
Thank you nairalanders for your outcry, Even if most of us can't do more than post our disgust at what happened,atleast we r raising awareness, Change doesnt come in a day, and "Yes we can".

niterider r u sure u would hv beatn him up?nd please stop reducing the value of Obama's slogan.

i would like to see these same people showing their digust on criminals roaming the streets of nigeria.

Okija_juju:
Will the Navy or any other armed force beat up a civilian for blocking their convoy?? Hell yes.


_{I'm sorry, but this is still Naija.}

about how many people get killed in naija by armed robbers doing this kind of thing weekly?

MC Usman:
Just when you are forced to believe that all junkies live in the north.

E X P O S E D!!! Shopping complex in Festac town where anything goes
Written by ALBERT AKPOR
Vanguard Saturday, 08 November 2008


•Hard drugs, Indian Hemp freely sold ‘Aso Rock villa’ is no go area *Safe haven for call girls
•16 year-old girl raped to death
•Residents at the mercy of hoodlums


Even the people that lived in the town were cultured. The set up was such that it will scare criminals from the town. So, it was unimaginable to envisage any case of criminality in the town. This was because, it was restricted to residents alone. Visitors are cautious not to miss their ways and the only vehicles that were authorized into the town were the Lagos State Municipal Transport Service (LSMTS).

The gigantic gate with the bold inscription ‘WELCOME TO FESTAC TOWN‘ clearly explained the restrictiveness of the town. Movement in and out of the estate were monitored.

However, all that is now history. The Festac Town of today is worse than a dunghill. Most of the original owners have since sold their flats to ready buyers and Festac town is more of a commercial center than residential now. It is has become an all comers affair. Armed robbery and other social vices have become the order of the day.

Perhaps, more intriguing and disturbing is the discovery of a shopping complex located on 4th Avenue otherwise known as 23 Road shopping complex. Crime Guard investigation showed that this complex was originally built to serve as a market place for residents following the peculiar nature of its location.

But today, that complex thrive in unimaginable notoriety. It has now been overtaken by hoodlums, and all manner of criminal activities take place there. Hard drugs, including cocaine, heroine and India Hemp are freely sold. Girls of easy virtue have found the complex a safe haven for their inglorious act. Most of them including their customers permanently live in the complex. Sources said an Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP) also lives in this complex. There are areas that are restricted.

For instance, only the notorious and wealthy ones known as ‘big boys’ live in an area popularly called “Aso Rock Villa” Cases of incessant fight over non-payment for services rendered by these call girls to the occupants of ‘Aso Rock Villa’ abound. Recently, a sixteen- year-old girl simply identified as Grace from Akwa Ibom state was reportedly raped to death in the ‘Villa’ while her lifeless body was carefully dumped in a nearby mechanic workshop.

Curiously, there are those who genuinely do business in this shopping complex. But at the close of the day, frontages of their stalls were turned to temporary motel. When Crime Guard visited the complex, some of the suspected hoodlums were deeply asleep, reclining in chairs in most of the decrepit stalls. Some were just loafing around smoking weeds suspected to be Indian Hemp.


In the midst of this, residents seem to be handicapped and have resigned to fate. Remarked a resident who simply identify himself as Mr. Festus from Bayelsa state: “ I am surprised that you people (pressmen) are just knowing the evil that had pervaded this so called shopping complex. There is no kind of criminal activity that does not take place here. It is unfortunate that you are here in the day time. If you had come at night say, from 6.30pm you would have been in a better position to appreciate what we see here on daily basis.

At every corner inside the complex, it is a common sight to see these girls openly having sex with their customers. Sometimes, they do it right inside some of these commercial vehicles parked by the complex. The sad aspect of the whole thing is that a team of policemen from Festac Division comes here regularly to collect their entitlement and pretend as if nothing bad is happening. Everyday we cry of armed robbery whereas those perpetrating the crimes actually live amongst us. So, tell me why would there not be crime or armed robbery in festac town?

One pathetic instance was that, we woke up here one morning and discovered a lifeless body of a young girl, about sixteen years old. On careful scrutiny, we found out that she was sexually assaulted and may have died during the marathon sex. We thought that may discourage other girls that flood here every night for the purpose, but that was not to be.

The police, other law enforcement agencies and even officials of the local government Area are all aware of what goes on in this complex. We that are landlords here have had to resign to fate and embrace the bitter reality. The only thing you people (journalists) can help us to do now is to tell the relevant government to come to our rescue, because we are just tired of the ungodly activities going on in this shopping complex.”


Incidentally, while residents of 4th Avenue loath the criminal activities going on in the said shopping complex, some artisans especially the panel beaters and mechanics expressed mix feelings about the complex. According to them, the presence of the call girls provides relief of some sort to them because they can comfortable satisfy their sexual urge without necessarily paying from their noses. Remarked Fatai, a Panel Beater: “Oga, apart from the fact that some of the big boys living in Aso Rock Villa does criminal activities in this complex, me, I like as the shopping complex dey near us oo! Some times, if that thing hungry us, some times the girls them can collect even N300 to N500 for one round. Even some times if you no get money, they fit do you for credit and you pay the following day. So, gofment can drive the criminals wey dey sell cocaine and Igbo (Indian Hemp) out and allow the girls to remain.!”

aboki, are u not supposed to be looking after liberian girls on humanitarian service? how come u have time to do this?

how do you know it is not your hausa / fulani doing this vile things all over the place? we had load of hausa's in my area those days. nairaland would be shocked to know how morally bankrupt some of the alhaji's were. all the small pickin in the area na them show them wetin man fit do woman in exchange for carrot or suya.

so u no see hausa for lagos?

ngr my ngr. someone ordered 6 bullet proof cars and walked away from the deal abi?