₦airaland Forum

SUPOL:
men punish for crime. God punishes sin

How old are you? I'm telling what the law is, you're telling me about God! Na waoh. I didn't write the law na.

SUPOL:
Adultery is a sin but not a crime. That's y it can't be found in the criminal code.

They don't use the CC in northern Nigeria. They use the Penal Code, and adultery is a crime in the PC.

HungerBAD:
Nice.

With the right materials, equipments and support, this guy can put Nigeria on the World Map.

Attaboy.

Forget that. Someone did this many decades ago and got on the map. To get on the heli map today, you have to improve on today's technology.

teesugar:
I make my own the way amala is made. I put water on fire, then I stir in the semo powder briskly to avoid lumps. It comes out very well cooked and fine. Hope this helps.

Yes, thanks.

aydelicious:
You are right, if the person follow the steps, that person will get it right, do it as they told you, okay?

Ok

janefarms2015:
Kowor tried but she got some things wrong.

The water you will turn the thoroughly mixed dry semo with cold water to, must be at boilling point before you turn the cold semo in, otherwise you will have your semo that taste sugary, that means is "undone" Also note that you must turn simultaneously while adding the dry semo in thin forms, dont add much quantity at a time, turn vigorously, and dont make it too strong while on fire, bcs semo tends to be harder once out of fire. Enjoy with okra soup!

So I mix some semo with water, turn the paste into boiling water, and stir, then start adding more semo (the powder) bit by bit while turning. That it?

NairaMinted:
Sultan Erdogan fanboys, where are thou?

Erdogan's plate was full: repression of the press and heavy handed crackdown on freedom of speech, aiding jihadists in Syria and Iraq, illegal cross border incursions into Syria and Iraq, the genocidal crackdown on Kurds where several Kurish cities were wiped out, shooting down a Russian jet which in turn tanked the economy when Russian tourists stopped visiting and the general instability that Erdogan's actions brought upon his country are all possible reasons why these brave military officers have staged this coup

Erdogan's apology to Putin and his move to seek a detente in relations with Russia and step back from his ill-advised and delusional goals came too late. Good riddance"

CC: Zoharariel, Appleyard, Scully95

I always wondered how he got away with it for so long.

Kowor:
I don't let mine get to boiling point, but well heated. Pour the paste into the pot and stir. Then, pour the semo in the sachet into the pot and keep stirring till it is smooth.

Ok, thanks.

Kowor:
Ok. I pour little amount of semo in a bowl and add little water. The way one prepares custard. Then i heat water in a pot, while it gets heated, i pour the content into the pot and stir. While i stir, i pour d semo powder into the pot till i get the desired texture. Then i keep turning the semo on the fire till it's so smooth. And am ready to eat. Reply and tell me the result when you use this method.

Thank you. But let's understand you.

1. You pour a little amount of semo in a bowl and add a little (ordinary) water.
2. You heat water in a pot (do you heat it to boiling point before proceeding to 3?)
3. You pour the content (the semo you added to ordinary water) into the pot with water (still on the stove) and stir.
4. While you stir, you pour the semo powder into the pot and stir till you get the desired texture. (Here's where you really got me confused. I thought you already poured semo into ordinary water which you turned into the heating water. Which semo are you adding here again?)
5. You turn till it's smooth.

By the way, I don't do custard and I've no clue about that one. I eat oats and I prepare it my own way.

Thank you.

I mean, I bought it in the market, poured some boiling water in a bowl and turned it. But it turned up with a lot of lumps. Is there something I missed?

Y'all help a brother!

chigoizie7:
From what I was taught back in the days in school, salary is a reward for jobs or works on a monthly basis, it comes monthly.

Besides, she should have specified it.

Nevertheless, it is none of my business, if she like, make she de look for £100k per week, ee no concern me

For your reading pleasure, sir.

Cambridge dictionary
Salary
a fixed amount of money agreed every year as pay for an employee, usually paid directly into his or her bank account every month
an annual salary of £20 000
His net monthly salary is £1500.
She's on quite a good/decent salary in her present job.
He took a drop in (= accepted a lower) salary when he changed jobs.
a 10% salary increase
Compare wage

See why she thought you'd know and didn't specify?

chigoizie7:
From what I was taught back in the days in school, salary is a reward for jobs or works on a monthly basis, it comes monthly.

Besides, she should have specified it.

Nevertheless, it is none of my business, if she like, make she de look for £100k per week, ee no concern me

Ever heard the phrase, "culture shock"? What you consider perfectly normal in one society is considered not in another. When you talk of salary or earning, a Nigerian automatically thinks month. But when you say it to a Brit or an American, he automatically thinks year. Even during job salary negotiations over there, the figures are in years. It's a "salary" because you are going to be paid on a monthly basis; it doesn't mean that the figure stated is what you will get monthly. I learnt that as a kid because I was raised on foreign radio. I know what you learnt in school, but, sir, you need to broaden your horizon and get some exposure. Besides the sheer amount involved (70k pounds and above) should have given you a hint.

chigoizie7:
This girl go wait tire ooh, for this buhari era? In Naija? 100kpounds a month? That's like 40 something million naira at black market rate. At 25-30? This girl go wait tire.

It's a year, not a month.

Does anyone know please?

hybeenoni:
@ suyamasta the delay were caused primarily due to the management of the railway service by the government. Govt has no business managing the railway, rather, it should be managed by the private investors while Govt act as the regulatory agency just as its done in the telecoms sector.
Let me list out the problems below:

* sometimes first class tickets are sold when it's not certain that a passenger will secure seat.
* some of the staff still this mentality of Govt job, behaving as if they are doing the passenger a favour.
* At some stations the head of the train will be removed and driven to another place to get fuel, while I fuel should be made available in such stations without need to wait unnecessarily.
* some staff reserve first class seat for pple by verbal agreement even though they have not made payment.
* some staff try to make money illegal by bringing passengers in after collecting their money.

Though some of their staffs are very friendly I must admit. Had a very good time with many of them

I'm planning a trip and don't want to fall victim to paying for first class and not getting a seat. So what's your advice? Thank you.

Scatterscatter:
@O.P, one last thing:

If you have phobia for driving, pls don't try to overcome the phobia by driving in Lagos.
Okada to your right, keke to your left, danfo in front, dangote trailer honking the horn behind you, hawkers jumping upandan...
Trust me, the phobia will either kill you or u'll just pack the car in the middle of the road then trek home.

Lagos driving no be theory ooo!!!

If you live in Lagos, you gat no choice, bro! I had this phobia once. I only learnt how to drive recently. At forty! In Lagos!

Toluwarni:
She's doing this in her private time, why should it be any of our business?!

But this girl is dumb though Dolphins are mammals not fishes

How is she dumb? In most African languages, whales and dolphins are referred to as "giant fishes". And that is perfectly fine in a manner of speaking, the way it's perfectly fine in a manner of speaking to refer to the sun as traveling from east to west even though we know the sun doesn't move. This is the problem with you oversabi types. Park well, jo.

SeverusSnape:
who is this ex-minister??

"our source... ", " sources said.. " ..." sources close to us said"
... And they had to bring Fayose's name into this news, That's to tell you something isn't right here, Why not report the news of the "minister's maid" alone. They added Fayose just to augment the report and make it look rich, Fayose's part took over half of the report

Am I surprised?... The nations news, Owned by our one and only Jagabaandit of House Burdillion, First of his name... By the way, When is EFCC tracing Buratai’s Dubai accounts??

Stella Oduah

AnanseK:
Kill antelope in Bauchi state you are arrested. Kill antelope in Ogun state , you call a party and display how you dismember the poor animal and roast it as people cheer you as you promote the extinction of these beautiful creatures of God.

Hunting is legal in almost any country in the world. Hunting in a GAME RESERVE is illegal in any country in the world. I hope you understand now.

saintdennis:
Do u know the huffington post well? It's not vanguard or punch...it's internationally renowned.

Besides GTB was the first to introduce the USSD feature (if i'm correct)

They tend to lead the pack in innovation sha...like their e-branch @ uniben had a large lobby with 4 sockets on each bench n well u know students! 2weeks after opening that branch they basically had amassed an impressive customer base within uniben n ugbowo in general.

The Punch has never been bought. Whether it's OBJ third term wraparound ad scandal or Dasukigate, they've always been out of any scandal. You don't have to put down anything Nigerian to make your point.

ishowdotgmail:
Konji na bastard oooo


But wait, is the woman complaining? If no, then what's the fuss all about

Taking advantage of your patient. That's low. Plus army rules forbid you from sleeping with fellow soldiers' wives. And, yes, the woman complained.

jmoore:
I hope the project gets completed on time.

I hope so, too. But two years is optimistic. It could well take up to five years. That is if they're serious. Otherwise, it could take forever.

SexyStrawberry:
Na wa o! me too I need an oyibo husband o! Oluwa o! Answer my prayers Biko! Let my own oyibo husband locate me IJN!

Poor child. In your mind, the day you finally marry a white man you have "hammered" and the problems of life will finally be over.

So Monday Ubani is involved in this illegality Ogar wants to foist on Abia!

doofanc:
Precisely. The Burutai case was almost certainly divulged by disgruntled but formally close confidant, most likely the recently retired officers.

I won't be surprised if that is how SR gets most of it stories, and that could explain the haphazard nature. It's not as if they start investigating one politician after the other. That would cost a lot of money. I strongly believe they rely on insiders.

You're right. Apart from "disgruntled" former players, there are people within the public sector who are sick of what is going on and do give out information. And not just to Sahara Reporters.

trumpclinton:
if you want to expose your roommate and you have millions to spare, contact Sahara reporters they will be glad to publish whatever you give them. Some may be correct and some false.
That is how they operate.

Try it and see if they won't ask you for proof. There are actually lots of things they know but don't publish because they don't have any proof.

justiz5:
.................Better




If actually he was the one that committed the crime.

That's the thing. Who identified them? That's why you need a trial before punishment. All jungle justice is wrong.

P0intBlank:
It was caused by death of a hawker who was knocked down by BRT as he was chased by KAI officials


@Gidi_Traffic

Then shame on the KAI men for not preventing the vandalization.

sosanova:
[size=13pt]All these Naija boys wey dey give white girls belle anyhow for europe[/size]

Is he Edo? He should stop causing traffic jam, anyway. That's plain wrong.

This must be Professor John Bull.

pato231:
M
Ok Nollywood paymaster, truth is I do not even know the guy nor do I watch Nollywood movies. I am trying to correct this notion people( especially Nigerian pre teen and post teen)have now that people must be shady to make some money,a whole lot of people still make their money in a legit way.
I do not need facts to buttress my perception about your person, from experience I know those who question every bit and doubt that people still can make money legit are economically depressed and need validation.

Show me where I said he made money illegitimately or suggested you don't make legitimate money or said anything about the economy. Not reading a post properly or reading your own prejudices into it is common with pre-teens. No surprises you've admitted to plucking figures out of thin air. Again, you're still throwing stones in the dark hoping to score a hit, and I won't talk about myself.

pato231:
His likes will get paid minimum of 500k-1m per movie, with the rate they shoot who know he just might get up to 2 movies a week. Also fame opens doors to a lot of opportunities. Looking at the house and car you can see it is a modest and somewhat legitimate fruit of his labour.
Rather than sit here calculating how much he gets paid, or whatever scenario you want to cook up to paint a picture of him making the money through unwholesome means. Why not strife and make your own story a success.
The bad economy has made a lot of you lazy, all you do now is sit and caste aspersion.

1/3.
Your calculations are wrong. Even Nollywood actors rated above him don't make N1m steady per week from movies alone. His class makes nothing anything close. You're right about fame opening doors; he isn't an A-list actor, but miracles happen every day. You're right about the house being modest - IF it's not in Lekki. A Hummer isn't modest, but again you can always buy something expensive under one of those circumstances on the cheap. Since you don't know me, we can say with certainty that your closing rants aren't based on knowledge but are a misguided attempt to score gutter points and should not be responded to with facts.