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Simple. Refrain from sex, be it protective or not but dog wey go lost go still lost Jo. |
A university is a public institution. Unless there's a transparent, Senate-approved reason for such a fee (like printing on gold or shipping to Mars), ₦125,000 feels more like extortion than administration. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 The certificate is gold plated |
Tales by the moonlight. Make I go dry my okpa abeg, this news no follow. |
As it should be. Let me be sent to the other side to do more exploits for whosoever sent them. |
Give me this day the whole bakery anything aside that no concern me. Happy birthday to her. |
Areaaaaaaaaaa... When I dey Enerhen that year man see things but I just lock up as no be my base be that but Warri ehnnnn, no be here. |
eniah:It's better for some of us to leave the country first so that when Tinubu start sweating tirelessly changing the fortunes of this great nation we can support him in prayers but coming back, that's near impossible tense. |
Their headaches. That's if it make all of them sleep well at night. |
I'm no fan of bleaching/tanning or whatever they call it, it's disadvantages outweigh it advantages but what do I know when my opinion isn't the only way of looking at things. |
SadiqBabaSani:An open secret. It's only those who love being played will beg to disagree. |
Nothing to see here. It's the finer details that matters and I guess we are not privy to know that and that's okay. He's a celebrity tailor and I wished him all the best. |
£3,500 per day/night and when APC came onboard they complained about lack of funds to run the nation but yet they dole out cash like it's water when it comes to flying about for medical tourism aka treatment, Nigeria is demoralizing but you know what it's more demoralizing, it's the leaders that keep parading the corridors of power, none of them, absolutely none of them understand what it to be a leader and when they travel out they'd gladly comply with whatsoever is obtained there some even had the chance of meeting other leaders who have a working system but ours wouldn't mind to run their own country to ground zero. It's saddening. |
Racoon:It is, man. All fingers point at that, an institution such as the NPF that many Nigerians don't trust shouldn't go about destroying the little left of their already battered and rotten image but then they believe anything goes and people move on fast over here, it's pathetic. |
Shawarmagirl:Let's face it, maybe pre-independence and few years after independence we can say that this great country Nigeria was a merit based society, not years after, it have degenerate to the highest bidders and those who clamor for meritocracy are either forced to keep quiet, being bought with money or vanish altogether. It's what it's. |
Reluctant or not, he's gone and that's the end of his chapter. Life goes on. |
Thread dry today sha, even the so called objectivists are having an hard time defending what isn't there to defend again. |
free2ryhme:Saying it the way it should be said. No need to sugarcoating things here. |
Nigeria is less surprising to say the least, the scripts have been written already and in two years too many will be like wow for events already done. It's well. |
But the media team and the rag tag foot soldiers are doing the work diligently, some are even doing more than expected. It's just that lies have a short life span and life is a little bit tough for those who call white black. Even the alleged N20k earners were shocked into poor performance ‘cause no matter how skilled you are at lying to yourself, certain things will make you look at the mirror, look at where your leaders and their families are, look at your life, look at your keyboard and realise that at this rate you and your unborn generation will NEVER amount to anything useful. The sudden realisation of that stark reality is deeply unsettling. |
😂😂😂 Door open for territorial beings to come flex muscles on this one, E be things sha |
Samfloxin:Exactly, I might not have all the facts but most times their matter no dey move me again. |
Nigeria politicians at it again, oh, please spare me of this stooges going against each other. |
Most religions find strength in allegory. At the end of it all, most strict religious rulings applies to the majority 'have nots' and not to the minority 'haves', the 'haves' will always find a way around it they might even use the clergy to do that for them while the 'have-nots' work sweat it out in long fruitless debates. Well, it's the way of the world. |
Masterdazhem:I chat you on WhatsApp but no reply. |
immortalcrown:This is apt. Do stupid things face the damn consequences and leave us out of it, many seeing this will still be unfazed and go ahead with more ink on their faces. |
Buharidgeneral:Nigeria go wan whine you small if you like make you flinch, na you Sabi. |
And you think we will swallow this hook, line and sinker when evidence choke.. Tarrrrrr |
Not from this current PDP sha, they rather go back to the drawing board or dissolves the party so that those with fresh ideas can come on board. I'm glad APC are not anywhere better than the so called PDP even after promising more. |
CrownedPhoenix:I was talking about this earlier but guess what emotions that stemmed from religious upbringing comments were saying something different. The Soun of Ogbomosho was even honorable to drop the Christian clergy back then, I guess the man understand what it entails to be a traditional king but trust some of us to be in our feelings when addressing this. Everybody will be fine at the end. |
Empiree:Okay But the Awujale is a cultural stool, right? And the king regardless of his religion is bounded by the culture/tradition surrounding the stool? |
Empiree:😂😂😂😂😂😂 Him been a Muslim didn't exempt him for carrying out traditional rites during and after coronation, what do you say about that? Like some above rightly pointed out, Africans need to know the difference between cultures and religion. |
Riversides2003:Nigerian politicians can't relate to this. And they will never relate to it one bit. |
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