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I wish them quick recovery.

Fash20:
I blame bolt for allowing such a ludicrous oder on their app. Why would some from Nigeria be allowed to order ride in another country. WTF

Seriously, I think the problem is from Bolt, up till this very moment, I never knew I can be in Naija and place order for Bolt in Southy and other countries. They should have just built those in a particular country cannot order a ride outside that country

MemphitzDgreat1:
Nigerians are nothing but f**king cowards!!
CHALLENGE THIS ENERGY ON YOUR POLITICAL CLASS AND HOLD THEM ACCOUNTABLE!!
Y'all a bunch of dumb, ignorant, trifling ass muthafuckaz!!

Why are you so pained? Your country started it first and when Naija ppl retaliated back, you started crying here on NL raining insults upon insults. Why can't you you that same energy to tackle those your fellow SA to stop the attack and Xenophobia in general.

Peace ✌️

victorDanladi:
When it comes to issues like this,the population of Nigeria is jusy 100million.Wetin concern core North with Internet trolling

Hahahahahahahaha funny you.

Hmmmm from what is really happening in the world now, is like third world war is around the corner. The war itself doesn't want to happen but the various super world countries just want it to happen by all means.

The kind of wickedness in this our generation is somehow worst than than of Sodom and Gomorrah generations

Metrix147:
A 60-year-old Imo widow, Mrs Josephine Nwaeze has urged Nigerians, government and non-governmental organisations, faith-based groups and individuals to support her in offsetting the cost of burying her two sons, Chisimdi Peter Nwaeze, 32 and Chimezie Nwaeze, 30 who died in a space of three days.

The distraught widow who had single-handedly raised the two sons, along with their sister identified as Amarachi Nwaeze after losing her husband Joseph Nwaeze about 15 years ago said the pain of losing her two grown-up sons is unbearable.

Narrating to ABN TV the circumstances surrounding the painful death of her sons, Mrs. Nwaeze who spoke through her only surviving daughter said her first son Chisimdi has been very sick since last year.

She said the illness affected his legs, making it difficult for him to walk.

She added that after several efforts, he started manifesting good signs of recovery in the village where he was being treated but could not walk.

Things however took a new twist earlier this month when everyone returned from a church programme one fateful day and found him lying on the floor, purging and vomiting without any prior signs of ill health.

She further said Chisimdi was immediately rushed to the hospital same evening.

Things however got worse, as his health kept deteriorating. He could not make it back alive as medical workers on duty pronounced him dead before the following morning of Sunday, July 21.

"There was no need of taking him to the mortuary because, to begin with, there was no money for that, so we buried him on Monday".

On how her second son died, Mrs. Nwaeze speaking further through the daughter said that it was also shocking to the family.

"After the burial of Chisimdi, we started cleaning up the house, because visitors were still coming for condolences. It was even the younger one, Chimezie who was doing it, I was only assisting him.

"Before 8pm, he started behaving strangely and everyone was surprised and shocked. He started purging and I invited my sister, a nurse, so she came and administered medication on him and the purging stopped", she noted.

According to her, things however took a new twist when his tummy started swelling and going down, along with his muscles.

A ray of hope that came could not last long, as he later died in the morning of Wednesday, the second in a space of three days.

The widow and her only daughter are therefore urging for assistance to help in giving Chisimdi and his brother Chimezie a proper burial.

Source: https://abntv.com.ng/news/sad-imo-widow-who-lost-only-2-sons-within-3-days-seeks-assistance-to-hold-their-burial-photos/

Cc; lalasticlala, Mynd44, Seun, OAM4J

This is so sad. Losing two children in the space of 3 days. May God Almighty comfort the family they left behind most especially their mother and their sister. May their gentle souls rest in perfect peace. Amen

Just one problem or the other in all the regions of Naija

numericalguy:
All these “I am Yoruba but”

Another name for them is :
Odale
Judas
Back stabber
Enemy within
Betrayer
etc

You are getting it all wrong bro. This is not about tribe or religion, the government needs to make food more affordable for its people. Anyway enjoy

numericalguy:
Una too hate good news. Good news go just dey pepper una for body.

Just go back and continue to listen to your radio biafla so that they continue to poison and brainwash your brain

This is not about hating, I am from the West, but sometimes you will see government officials or agencies announcing news about reduction in food prices only for you to get to the market and you find out that the prices are still the same or have even gone up more.

descarado:
If they want to improve lagos transportation, it's only one thing that's needed.
No more agbero.

I agree with you 💯 on this. Those Agbero of a thing are now becoming a menace in Lagos

Nice 👍 one from Lanre Shittu Motor

The couple needs to be giving 20 years in prison with hard labour. This is pure wickedness

Ennyjude:
Which Anambra State? The one i dey abi which one?

This is what I was waiting for, Let someone who base there give us the real price at hand not all this propaganda news from the government. The market women and those going to buy things in the market are the best ppl to tell us the real market price.

Very soon, there might be an outbreak of guerrilla war across the whole country. Naija is sinking little by little day in day out

Amen 🙏

D

ArmadaHQ001:
If you're thinking about getting a new car, you might want to think twice about the color you pick, as it can tell a lot about your personality. While black is said to represent power and control, take a look at the list below to see which color best suits your personality.

Black:

This is one ultimate power that spells power, class, and elegance in one, and people who choose this as a color for their car are usually this way in almost everything else they choose. Aside from its stereotypical affiliation with evil, especially for Naija here, and a few other negativities, stepping out of a black car will not only elevate your style, but there's a certain level of confidence and poise that it provokes within you.

White:

White car owners are often affiliated with purity, and in a way, are seen as people who are hard to please. On the other hand, pulling up in a white Mercedes to pick up a potential love interest for a date might make your babe begin to see you as husband material, 350 yards. Also, as much as there's plenty of stress in maintaining a white-colored car, it goes a long way to show a person's way of life generally.

Yellow:

Expect the owner of a yellow car to be young at heart, bright, and full of joy. This color particularly implies a sunny personality, reflecting someone who enjoys adventure and trying new things. Oftentimes, people with yellow cars tend to expel plenty of positivity and enjoy the smallest of things, making them approachable and friendly.

Blue – Calm:

Own a blue car, and you are typically seen as a calm, collected, and level-headed person. There's this serenity that comes with the color blue that makes people tend to be more reliable in their decision-making. And yes, blue oftentimes spells intelligence and thoughtfulness too. Do you love the color of the sky? Then you'd definitely love a blue-colored car.

Silver/Gray:

According to research, if your car choice is gray or silver, then you're a reliable person who conforms to societal rules. These people like to be received as fun, but not like extroverts though. They just like to enjoy that elegant and sleek look without having to draw attention to themselves.

Green – Well-Balanced, Trustworthy, and Traditional:

Given our country's flag color, if you pull up in a green car, you're perceived as a patriotic citizen. Lol. But generally, someone seated in a green ride most times leads a well-balanced life, is more trustworthy, and also pretty traditional. They have a way of doing things in an unconventional way but still yield the best results.

Gold – Intelligent and Glamorous:

Gold is considered the most precious and expensive of all materials. I mean, how do you drive a gold-plated car and not be considered an elite? No way. Don't even get me started on the kind of intelligence attached to people of this sort. Also, you'll find that those who fancy gold-colored cars tend to love comfort and will not mind paying a fortune for it. It's one hell of an attention-getter, but in a pretty glamorous way.

There you have it. While the connection between car color and personality is of the essence, we might need to keep in mind that personal preferences vary widely and one’s choice in car color may not always reflect their true personality. While it is undeniably true that the color of your car can greatly impact your mood, physiological associations with colors can also be virtually influenced and subjective too.

Blue my favorite colour

Nbote:
Anyone who understands Nigeria is abnormal

Aswear, I nor understand Naija again oooooo.

Naija is now using style to turn to Afghanistan little by little

Bestie Bestie, na from there he dey start. Married bestie Bestie indeed

Lol. These ppl are some how funny and confused at the same time.

Whaoooo, this is one of the most educative threads I have seen on NL. I have really learned a lot from this thread. Thank you OP

You have done well. I pray for more fruitful years ahead for you in the movie industry and in your other career path in life. Stay blessed

nedekid:
What will be your reaction as a nigerian to see complaint by a weeping mother that her child was injected by a nurse and died immediately?

Please when he reply, let me know

SpaceX:
The baby is dead and she's thanking god! what! Why is she being selfish?

This is Naija my brother. She knows why she is thanking God. If you are in her shoes too, you might do more than this.

She is so lucky. I join her to Thank Baba God. One of the worst things is she will be trying to explain to people that she did not give the child a wrong injection and no one will believe her or even listen to her and by then she would have first been taken or Kirikiri maximum while the case will be under investigation by the police.

Hotspurs:
why you sef go steal my phone

So they should bury him alive because he steals a phone, and moreover it is still accusation for now and what about if they later find out that the phone was not stolen by him. What will you say by then?

This is so so barbaric. The heart of some persons is full of wickedness.

K