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Politics › Re: Obiano Wins The Sun Governor Of The Year - Photos by JoeCutie(m): 1:53pm On Feb 21, 2016

AtlanticBreeze:
you peter obi hired goons should keep decieving yourselves. Obiano has done far more than peter obi in 2 years than what peter obi did in 8 years? Same peter obi tenure that anambra was the capital of kidnapping? Onitsha was very dirty and substandard roads? Peter obi was more or less like theordore orji of abia. It took ojukwu for obi to even get a second tenure. Obiano is light years ahead of obi and remains Anambra best governor in history.

Food › Re: Did You Ever Buy This Satchet Ice-Cream? Memories by JoeCutie(m): 1:50pm On Feb 21, 2016*

Funny enough, it was almost my weakpoint back in the day. They always used it to bribe me back then when I was the class monitor. I'd allow them to make noise, speak vernacular and help them during exam. Too much for just ice cream!

Thank Gos for growth and development.

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Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu: Militants Declare War On FG by JoeCutie(m): 1:46pm On Feb 21, 2016

Buhari has not seen anything.

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Politics › Re: Obiano Wins The Sun Governor Of The Year - Photos by JoeCutie(m): 1:38pm On Feb 21, 2016

tinsel:
The story of Anambra started with Ngige. Peter Obi took over and elevated it to another level. Obiano I have not seen what he has done.

Well, true. Most especially in infrastructures. He constructed a lot of very important roads that had long been abandoned. But Peter Obi developed all sectors simultaneously.

Celebrities › Re: Monalisa Chinda's Traditional Marriage Official Photos by JoeCutie(m): 12:20pm On Feb 21, 2016

I'm tired of all these our celebitchies! They can like to turn every occasion into a 'Red Carpet Event'.

I mean, it's not bad to show your face to the Camera to be captured, but must they always stand, tilt their yansh one kind and pose for pictures? For sanity sake! This is SOMEONE ELSE'S traditional marriage. Keep your cool and wait until you go to Eko Hotels for one of your useless events to kpoof your yansh and take pictures!

On my white/traditional wedding day, if I see anybody posing for pictures anyhow like say na them dey do marriage ehn, I go just slap am comot for there. No_sense!

Outshine NOT the master! undecided

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Politics › Re: Obiano Wins The Sun Governor Of The Year - Photos by JoeCutie(m): 12:11pm On Feb 21, 2016

ozoemenaca:
Peter Obi has finished virtually the road construction and has put the enabling environment for him to excel . I congratulate him and also thank Peter Obi and God who made it possible. If he has left hudge debt for him to service and many uncompleted project we would not be talking of award now.

Now this is someone who understands the politics in play in Anambra. There's no smoke without fire. In Anambra State, Peter Obi is the fire through which this smoke is fuming. Without Peter, the story of Anambra State would have been an entirely different one altogether.

Politics › Re: Obiano Wins The Sun Governor Of The Year - Photos by JoeCutie(m): 12:07pm On Feb 21, 2016

Congratulations, Willie Obiano.

Meanwhile, Anambrarians in diaspora always sing the praises of this man, but the truth is, Anambrarians in Anambra do not share such assessment. They think that Obiano has not done much himself, he's just making most of the legacy left behind by Peter Obi. And to the best of my knowledge, I think that's the plain truth.

Kudos to him though, at least he hasn't let the standard fall noticeably.

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Politics › Re: Obiano Wins The Sun Governor Of The Year - Photos by JoeCutie(m): 12:02pm On Feb 21, 2016

evansvenus:
Rochass,come and see what your fellow governor is doing...keep bringing disgrace to imo!

Pls any idea how i can change my state of origin to anambra?? Would love to identify with onitsha or nnewi local govt..

Let me guess; you're not necessarily looking to gain Anambra citizenship just cos 'Willie Is Working', but cos you really love money so much, huh? Little wonder you even made particular reference to Onitsha and Nnewi. Yeah, man, trust me, when it comes to the Eastern region, we are the richest. Anambra is not so rich as a State, but individually, oh my God! tongue

Politics › Re: #needfulwaka Trending On Twitter by JoeCutie(m): 7:22am On Feb 21, 2016

Ebayray:
Nah, am not a Catholic.

Lool, I actually meant Good morning Sir bt auto correct typed "Goodluck".

Thanks Sir

Anytime.

Politics › Re: #needfulwaka Trending On Twitter by JoeCutie(m): 5:41am On Feb 21, 2016

Ebayray:
Loool.
Sure, I'll go to church by 9am.

Yeah, it does oo tomorrow. Gst tinz.

Good luck Sir

9am, at St. Albert?

I don't need the good luck, sure you do.
Good luck.

Politics › Re: #needfulwaka Trending On Twitter by JoeCutie(m): 5:33am On Feb 21, 2016

Ebayray:

Playing Fela 's Waka Waka....

Speaking of... Waka go Church, Ebere. Your exams start tomorrow, yes?

Career › Re: Is It Right To Say Thank You To Your Boss When Collecting Your Salary? by JoeCutie(m): 5:27am On Feb 21, 2016

You should cultivate the culture of saying 'Please', 'Thank you' and 'I'm sorry' and make it a part of you.

Yes, you should say thank you when receiving your pay. Even when collecting YOUR OWN money from the bank, courtesy demands that you say thank you.

And why would people even see this as a big deal?

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Celebrities › Re: You Won't Believe This Is Olajumoke On The Runway (Photo) by JoeCutie(m): 5:18am On Feb 21, 2016

"[s]You won't believe this is Jumoke on the Runway[/s]". Rubbish! Why won't I believe it? Like she's really been transformed like all of you claim? No way! Aside her 'miraculously' getting uplifted overnight, I bet this girl was more beautiful in her innocent and natural beauty than all these bizarre artificial stuff being plastered to her face now. And now she's been exposed to more danger. Even some top notchers would be itching to sleep with the 'almighty' and 'miraculous' Jumoke. I just hope that the God that gave Yam to a child, will provide him with the equipment to dig it out.

And Op, apart from Jumoke's overnight success story and indeed, all the miracles we Nigerians always pray for and expect, there's still God. Believe otherwise to your own peril.

Congratulations, Jumie, but seriously, make sure you don't let your guard lose. And, please, make sure you really work very hard for the main success. This isn't, it's just a fluke.

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Health › Re: current hot weather in Nigeria: share your frustration by JoeCutie(m): 7:56pm On Feb 20, 2016

I want to go to Europe or America even if it means trekking through Algeria, or I'll just jejely kill myself before I commit suicide.

It was so bad that me that likes hug pass dollar had to push a girl who was hugging me in the afternoon away. If we catch fire nko? undecided

I can't even locate any of my articles of clothing again. Wear gini? Ah no dey wear again! Being nàked is bliss.

If this is how God wants to destroy the earth this time, oga ooh! Oya! embarassed

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Phones › Re: Here's What The 'i' In Iphone Means by JoeCutie(m): 7:40pm On Feb 20, 2016

Please tell us what the P in Psychology stands for and why it's standing there.

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Celebrities › Re: Peter Adeosun: I Don't Like The Olajumoke, The Bread Seller Turned Model's Story by JoeCutie(m): 1:43pm On Feb 20, 2016*

My points exactly!!!

Nigeria's integrity has fallen so low that we don't even believe in ourselves again. We always believe in supernatural powers. Miracles. Compare Hollywood and Nollywood movies, for instance. In Hollywood, they fight for themselves no matter what. In Nollywood, we cry and the 'God' of Nigerian movies fights for us. That's the typical Nigerian mentality, yet we always claim to be the best. It's so unfortunate. More than 200 school girls went missing in Chibok and Nigeria declared fasting and prayers. What a shame! In a real nation, with their intelligence and technology, it wouldn't take more than 2 weeks before those girls are found. That's why we believe that a Pastor must be our VP before things fall into place. What a country!

In Nigeria, everybody wants miracle, but it's so unfortunate that the world does not work that way. We need to grow up and pull ourselves clear of religiousness. This mentality is keeping us down as it's been passed down to generations yet unborn. Earlier before now, Nigerians (and indeed, Africans) were known for their dogged nature; their pride in hardworking. Today, everything has changed. Nobody wants to work, talk more of doing it hard. And trust Nigerians and their very timid and derogatory response to these kind of 'miracles', people would flock the street to hawk bread and see if 'God would pick their calls'. Pathetic!

I've always thought this to myself, but owing to how naïve Nigerians are, and how much they love to bash people, I kept it to myself, but reading this, I've been re-inspired. I don't like this Jumoke's success story. No doubt, I'm happy for her. But her story is nothing to inspire me. And until Nigerians learn to curb the way they call on God, and use their nature-given intelligence to their advantage, themselves, I'm afraid Nigeria is always going to be stagnant. America didn't get to where they are by clinging to 'God' and waiting for miracles. They do not wait for miracles to happen. They make 'miracles' happen. They fight for themselves. That's why I say that Religion is the major setback we have in this country, cos our problems are still based on the kind of mentality we revel on. Wonder why the so called "men of God" all fly in private planes while we, their followers can't even buy fuel ourselves? We are on the ground, and we are the ones holding ourselves down there.

This guy's post is the best I've read since I joined Nairaland, and I'm happy I spent time to read it.

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Celebrities › Re: Security Guard At P'square House Injured Today(photos) by JoeCutie(m): 9:47pm On Feb 19, 2016

So much for fighting for those 3 musketeers.

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