₦airaland Forum

Hmmm Otada community. Not very far from Edikwu. It's a shame.

Ishilove:
Evergreen, right?

You can say that again.

Gosh I miss Michael Jackson.

Moonwalker.

Ishilove:
Oh yes, I recall. It's about 2.5hours or so. It's quite old

1988 to be precise but it's still the bomb.

Ishilove:
Is it a documentary?

more like a movie with musicals.

It's on this very movie he shot Smooth Criminal, Bad, Leave Me Alone, Come Together etc.

Ishilove:
Yes indeedy. 2020.

It's starts off a bit slow but builds momentum until you're virtually hanging on the edge of your seat.

cool. I'll give it a shot. Just downloaded Michael Jackson Moonwalker. I'm ecstatic. Gonna enjoy watching it all over again.

Ishilove:
The Invisible Man-

How do you fight an unseen enemy? You know he is there but you can't see him and there is nothing you can do about it. He controls your life in every aspect and no matter where you run, he is right there dogging you.

Answer- think like him. Literally step into his shoes and think like him.

This movie is WOW!!

I rate it 4 stars biko.

this movie is the recent version, no?

SeverusSnape:
Boss man. I greet you sir. Been a while.

yes oh. Enjoy.

SeverusSnape:
Now that's scary

severus snape himself. The half blood Prince.

The usual suspects of Nairaland female rape sympathizers who are the judge, jury and executioner whenever a guy is accuse of rape aren't on this thread.

Why am I not surprise.

Simple. Her ovaries should be removed.

Hoe Lee sh1t.

LawBreaker:
Guys, I impregnated this girl. They are a family of all girls. The scan turns out to be a male. The family claimed the child and said I should settle their daughter and go my way if I am not ready to marry her. Guys, I can't marry the lady so I settled but I want my child. I am planning to go to court, do I have any chance. Matured talks only.

what does the bolded mean? Like how did you 'settle' her?

This is serious. That girl doesn't deserve to die like that but so did thousands of Nigerians who perished because of the government's inability to provide adequate security.

The security situation is getting worse. Pretty soon this country might become what we hardly recognize anymore, if drastic steps isn't taking with immediate effect.

Ishilove:
Was Wizkid famous in 2009? Even Peruzzi was an unknown quantity back when he was tweeting the fuckery so I think it is just a really messed up mindset manifesting itself in their tweets.

I wouldn't know, seriously. Don't even listen to his songs.

How old was Wizkid back in 2009 and how old was Peruzzi when he was tweeting that nonsense?

Ishilove:
It seems like their brains have been scrambled by weed.

more like fame and money. Never forget, a Nigerian with money feel he/she is above the law.

Ishilove:
These stupid boys

obviously dem no send anybody.

alexistaiwo:
Justice League says otherwise and I have even seen a Justice league animation where Superman raced him and held him to a draw or even won sef.

Been so long, can't remember the outcome but I am quite sure flash didn't win.

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Joefat:
Former Nigerian president, Olusegun Obasanjo has called out the President Muhammadu Buhari led administration for its insensitivity to Nigeria's diversity by ensuring all three top leaders in the country are from the northern part of the country.

He made the comments in an exclusive interview with Premium Times In Ogun state, Nigeria, to commemorate country's democracy day.

Obasanjo said, “I think we have no choice but to be on the path for sustainable development,” Mr Obasanjo said. “The progress we are making may be questionable—-Is it fast enough? Is it steady enough? Is it stable enough? Are we taking two steps forward and one step back or one step side-way?

“You can question that, but we have no choice but to be on (the) path for sustainable development. Any other thing will be a disaster. In fact, the pace at which we are going now is tending more and more toward disaster and instability and unsustainability.

“The problem is that we are just not doing what we should be doing,” said Mr Obasanjo, who supported Mr Buhari of the All Progressives Congress when the retired general contested against former president Goodluck Jonathan in 2015. “Nobody has that confidence, and we cannot develop Nigeria without that confidence in our economy. Both for domestic investors and foreign investors.

“I set up two (anti-corruption) institutions,” he said. “I came with two laws that were not there before, to fight corruption. And those who claim they are fighting corruption today have not brought in anything different. If anything, they have corrupted those two institutions.

“And the institutions were open and independent. I never, never, as president had to say to either the head of ICPC or EFCC: ‘Oh, chase this person.

“Nigeria was a pariah state. Within the first four years (1999-2003)… we actually hosted the commonwealth. And Nigeria which was kicked out of the Commonwealth became the host of a Commonwealth Head of Governments Meeting (CHOGM). We became the darling of almost all nations. The economy started doing well.

“I remember on one occasion one day or one week, Chukwuma Soludo (then governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria) phoned me and said: “Sir, in one day, we had an inflow of $80 million”. From foreign direct flow; not money from our oil export or cocoa export. Just direct! And he (Soludo) said to me: “Sir, this is almost unbelievable.

“I said we were not where I want us to be yet. I want us to be $100 million per day. That means in five working days, that will be half a billion dollars. If we are making half a billion dollars a week of five working days; in 52 weeks, it will be $26 billion. It is possible. I got debt relief.

“I think there is a presumption in our constitution that our system will bring out competent leaders devoid of extremism, religious or tribal bigotry. Leaders who understand what it takes to hold the country together and put it in high gear for development, unity and inclusive and shared society.

“These are assumptions. And if these assumptions come true, what is meant to be achieved in our country will be achieved. But the kind of situation you have now cannot allow those assumptions to become reality. Now you have a situation where three top officials of government will be from only two northern zones. Ahmed Lawan (who has been pencilled down as Senate President) is from the North-East, the acting chief justice of Nigeria is from the north-east, The President of the country is from the north-west. They are all from what we call the core north. How can you have that kind of arrangement and then be absolutely insensitive to it (lack of geographical diversity)?

“So the prescription that our constitution makes of the kind of leadership that should emerge, we have failed to achieve that with the present leadership we have in place. The Constitution expects the executive to care for the welfare and security of every Nigerian. But in the present situation, they don’t seem to care.”

SaharaReporters.com

kindly post the link to the actual source.

pocohantas:
Naso. You can’t defend this one because she is dead na. Toor!

Men get lost!.

lexy2014:
I wonder who counted d 24 women

probably the rape victim sympathizers.

Rozz:
seriously I don't take any of them serious again

some people do actually because of their obviously hatred for men and anything that looks or resemble a man.

Rozz:
Mtcheww all this people are not serious

some will still carry this issue on their head as if they're hawking Gala.

So e don reach Peruzzi turn? Na wa oh.

Seun:
My statement is a bit of a cheap shot and I may remove it. I’m sure they have their reasons. I think they should come up with rules that reduce the rate of infection very much but are as non-intrusive as they could possibly be.

I am ok with saying people should be spaced out and everybody should wear masks, and limiting the number of people that can attend a service, but I am not ok with dictating how long a church service should be. This goes into the territory of dictating how people should practice their religion, which is unacceptable in a free democratic country. I can imagine how they arrived at the decision, but I don’t like it one bit.

As far as I am concerned, large gatherings of any type, whether religious or recreational, should not be held, period. Numerous outbreaks around the world have been traced to churches and mosques. You have large numbers of people in enclosed spaces, spewing their germs into the air as they shout and sing, all over the country. Even if they have masks, they will probably remove them when they start sweating during praise worship.

The era of services with thousands of people in large auditoriums is over until we achieve herd immunity through vaccination. Churches should reorganize themselves as house fellowships with maybe 50 to 100 members in each branch so that if one member is found to be infected with COVID-19, it will be easy to test the others.

I will update this post after educating myself further about the PTF’s new rules.

thanks you very much. Your point is very well received and noted.

Again. This isn't just rape, this is murder. Like cold blooded murder!.

It's apparent there's no security in this country and from what I've seen, some people are very happy with it.

Seun:
Where do they come up with these weird ideas? Because the people our government normally copies from clearly don’t know what they are doing, our leaders have been forced to come up with their own ideas, and this is the result. Dictatorship.

what do you suggest they (government) do?

Rozz:
people take advantage of anything that trends but for some it's an avenue to speak out

Hmmmm