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Family › Re: Your Childhood Wasn't Awesome If You Didn't Use This (pix) by kevinaduga(m): 10:20am On Mar 20, 2015

Orijin101:
If i hear say me sef no play mummy and daddy

The part i enjoy most is when mummy and daddy are about to sleep

I don't need to say the rest

Family › Re: Your Childhood Wasn't Awesome If You Didn't Use This (pix) by kevinaduga(m): 7:19pm On Mar 19, 2015

Lolz..I definitely played with that when I was much younger

I also played 'mummy nd daddy', if u know what I mean cheesy

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Romance › Re: A Must Read-the Rule Book For Men by kevinaduga(m): 6:29pm On Mar 19, 2015

Noted.

Thanks op wink

Forum Games › Re: Untangle This Riddle If You Think You Can by kevinaduga(m): 1:16pm On Mar 15, 2015

Because an apple a day keeps the doctor away. kiss

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Romance › Re: ... by kevinaduga(m): 10:52pm On Mar 06, 2015

Gross!..bt nawa fr u op..how can u allow another man to kiss and caress u because of his connections??..can u sell ur dignity fr money nd a job??..why nt jst push him away nd leave his place..u nor be man??..abi u dey use style enjoy the whole thing?..I don dey suspect ur own sexual orientation huh

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Education › Re: How Does One Answer This Legal Question? by kevinaduga(m): 9:23pm On Feb 03, 2015

Timzy234:
Please help with this (if you can)...just steps. Taking few clases on Nigerian law so I wouldn't have a time when I get back to the country.

"THE INDIRECT RULE SYSTEM SUCCEEDED AT VARIOUS POLITICAL COMMUNITIES IN PRE-COLONIAL NIGERIA", DISCUSS

tHANKS.

ok..let me see what I can do

Education › Re: How Does One Answer This Legal Question? by kevinaduga(m): 9:22pm On Feb 03, 2015

Timzy234:
Please help with this (if you can)...just steps. Taking few clases on Nigerian law so I wouldn't have a time when I get back to the country.

"THE INDIRECT RULE SYSTEM SUCCEEDED AT VARIOUS POLITICAL COMMUNITIES IN PRE-COLONIAL NIGERIA", DISCUSS

tHANKS.

ok..let me see what I can do

Crime › Re: PHOTOS: Meet Wasila, Nigeria’s 14-year-old Child Bride Facing Death Penalty by kevinaduga(m): 9:19am On Dec 04, 2014

Seanixking:
Behold the was a country called Nigeria were Bombers and Terrorist are treated to dinner couple wit Amnesty ticket, while an innocent child is to be killed and everybody think is ok..
What a tradegy....so sad u hav to past thru all this my lil frnd....
#MyCondolences

what are you saying??
Have it been confirmed that she's going to be killed?
The trial just started for goodness sakes.

Please, learn how to finish reading a post before making senseless comments undecided

Politics › Re: Many Dead As Insurgents Assail Security Formations In Damaturu by kevinaduga(m): 9:52am On Dec 01, 2014

This madness has really got to stop.
While our politicians are busy scaling fences and campaigning for second terms, innocent people are dying everyday.
If we all die, who will they rule?? smh

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NYSC › Re: Ekiti Loses A Corps Member by kevinaduga(m): 6:35am On Nov 29, 2014

R.I.P...i wonder how the parents will be feeling.. a tragedy indeed cry

Education › Re: Six Hardest Courses To Study In Nigeria by kevinaduga(m): 8:58pm On Nov 21, 2014

goldfish80:
Am sure am going to draw a lot of flak for saying this, but I don't get the hype about law being so hard to study. I just don't get it. Tens of people I know study law from home. A pensioner living opposite my house is studying law at the Open University, he will graduate sometime next year. Earlier this year on the blogosphere, the trending news was that Ini edo and Desmond Elliot enrolled into the open University to study.... Guess what? Law!
If law was as difficult as its made out to be, retirees and nollywood folks won't even dare touch the course with a 40 ft pole.
No disrespect to lawyers and law students but am yet to see a random retiree or a celebrity going back to school to pick up a degree in medicine, engineering or say architecture.
There must be a reason for that I think.

yeah..there's a reason for old folks going back to study law and it's not because it's easy, it's because they realize the importance of law in the society.
And the fact that a person enrolls to study law in open university, or even graduates from there, doesn't make that person a lawyer. He still has to scale through law school.
It is also an established fact that the law school does not admit graduates of the open university. Thus, those peeps you mentioned that enrolled in open university to study law are on a frolic of their own. They cannot proceed to the law school and get the necessary qualification to become lawyers. It can be said that they are on a long tin!
As for me, i won't indulge in the debate of whether or not law is a difficult course of study. I believe that what matters is passion. Once you have passion for a course, you will find it interesting rather than difficult.

Education › Re: How Does One Answer This Legal Question? by kevinaduga(m): 8:12am On Nov 15, 2014

Timzy234:
Thanks for the advice...the scores came out and I was among the highest scoring students (25/30)

God bless you.

Wooow.. congrats bro!

Education › Re: How Does One Answer This Legal Question? by kevinaduga(m): 8:12am On Nov 15, 2014

Career › Re: 10 Most Hated Professions In Nigeria by kevinaduga(op): 1:27am On Nov 15, 2014

obi4eze:
Is Head of Tertiary Institution a profession? Or is there something I'm not getting right?

If it's not, then what is it?

Health › Re: Court Lifts Ban On Abalaka's HIV Vaccines by kevinaduga(m): 1:25am On Nov 15, 2014

Thumbs up for the judiciary.. still the last hope of the common man.

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Career › Re: 10 Most Hated Professions In Nigeria by kevinaduga(op): 6:48pm On Nov 14, 2014

EroticAngelina:
I so agree with you!! especially wardens or whatever they call themselves, they r really a waste of time, its sick. I can't imagine myself standing under sun, over working my hands I mean..what's the need of traffic lite??

as I was coming back from the salon today, I saw a warden directing traffic, upon say traffic lite dey work

the electricity people too..choi, anytime I see them with that their okrika ladder, the next thing that comes out of my mouth z "these useless people don come cut person lite"

I'm done typing.

lolz..but u know without them, life will be unbearable

Career › 10 Most Hated Professions In Nigeria by kevinaduga(op): 4:21pm On Nov 14, 2014*

In an attempt to lash at some ugly happenings in the society today, I decided to look at the performance
of some jobs, especially how we Nigerians generally
view them.
One good thing about Nigeria is that the people do not hide their feelings no matter the situation. Anyway, the ten that we will consider have received more condemnation than the rest (my opinion). I wouldn't want to bother you with words, so, let us savour the gist.
NOTE: I write with respect to the persons doing the job as you will notice.

#10. BANKERS You probably have walked into a banking hall in the past and was very courteously addressed by a good-looking customer attendant or cashier
or teller. You fantasized momentarily over his/her
elegance only to be filled with venom on discovering that the job consumes them. Yes! The
average banker (let us take the female) does not have
time for her family, her love-life is a rumbling chaos and her smiles hardly go beneath the skin. I admire their services but will not want to call one my spouse,
at least not yet. These are different from the risk of job
loss at anytime. No wonder the increasing suicides among bankers globally

#9. TRAFFIC WARDEN
The most common reaction of a driver that has been
caution by a warden is usually a chain of invectitude. Many drivers do not want anyone to remind them about putting on their seat belts. Even passengers consider wardens a waste of precious time.

#8. HEADS OF TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS
The degree of insult the Vice-chancellors, provosts and
rectors receive from students and parents on daily basis is enough to destroy the sugarcane plantations of Brazil. It is not uncommon to hear a student remark "They have increased school fees again.
God will punish that VC abundantly!", or "So after all my night candles, they want to embark on strike just two days to exam? Their reward is in hell"

#7. TAX COLLECTORS
It did not start today. As early as the days of Matthew
the Tax Collector, we had already hated these people. Whether from the Board of Internal Revenue or from Local Government Areas, people hate to hear them knocking at the door.

#6. BAILIFFS
Their job is to seize the property of people that are not
able to pay their debts as directed by the court of law. The worst part of it is that landlords now use them as thugs and they are extra-ruthless.
Husband pleading, wife ashamed, children crying, yet
the bailiff does his job without the minutest electron of remorse.

#5. ESTATE AGENTS
They are usually considered thieves and seen as dubious. An estate agent helps you get accommodation or sell a property, but certain agents can sell an accommodation to 4 different persons, and charge
high as well. You now see the reason for the hatred?

#4. ELECTRIC POWER TECHNICIANS
Whenever they drive in their provoking vans through a
street, series of scornful hisses follow. People get nervous on seeing them because two things are involved (in Basket Mouth's voice), power is either
restored or terminated (which is the case in most cases).

#3. POLICE OFFICERS
Now this is disturbing. People has lost love for the very
people that are supposed to be friends. Maybe it is the common harassment, nonchalance and corruption that has eaten into the force, and regretably into every section of the nation.

#2. LAWYERS
Lawyers usually thrive in atmospheres of trouble,
quarrel, fights, crime and bull-headed polemics. They are quick to jump into frenzy or fracas just for your money. No news gladdens the heart of the average Nigerian than the passing on of a lawyer. When if hear
that a bus full of lawyers have crashed into the Lagos lagoon, his ecstatic remark is almost certain to be "Ah! Great news! Hope there were no survivors?
".
#1. POLITICIANS
The politician is a proof that curses are impotent. Had
there been power in curses, not one Nigerian politician will be alive today. For each soul that dies because of terrorism or penury or bad road or corruption or unemployment(consider the Nigerian Immigration Service recruitment saga) or neglect, they receive tons of curses. Remember the reaction of Nigerians during the "Go and Die Era". Lol! What of the rejection of national honours my citizens that wished to express their bitterness and the open letters?

Do you agree with the list? Do you have a different
opinion? You can add yours.

NYSC › Re: #TeamEkiti C14: Those Posted To Ekiti State by kevinaduga(m): 8:16pm On Nov 07, 2014

I just started enjoying camp nw. Anybody close to mami?..come join me celebrate my birthday!! grin

NYSC › Re: #TeamEkiti C14: Those Posted To Ekiti State by kevinaduga(m): 3:31pm On Nov 02, 2014

coollabman:
Na monday I go land for the land of honour

Kurect.. me sef dey enter on monday too..bt i go chill fr my guy side, then enter very early on tuesday..mehn if na u first me reach, u reserve space fr me o grin

Politics › Re: Tambuwal Pix Remains on Nat Assem Front Page/returned Back To Reps Inner Webpage by kevinaduga(m): 5:48pm On Nov 01, 2014

agabusta:
Well the PDP seems to have realised the futility of their efforts to undermine the Position of the Speaker of the House of Rep.

I opened a thread yesterday, pointing out that the website Vanguard quoted is fake that the Speaker's picture and name was never removed from the front page of the National Assembly website.

This is the official National Assembly website: http://www.nassnig.org/

Further checks revealed yesterday that it was however removed from the inner House of Rep page: http://www.nassnig.org/nass2/index.php

While checking the website again this morning, his name and picture has however being restored to their earlier positions at the House of Rep inner webpage.

Attached pictures shows screen capture of both webpages this morning.

We cannot allow impunity in the system. Impunity always leads to anarchy. I bet the PDP has come to this realisation. And for those of you supporting impunity because it is being perpetuated by the side you support for now, I will advise you desist from such.

seconded

NYSC › Re: #TeamEkiti C14: Those Posted To Ekiti State by kevinaduga(m): 4:05pm On Nov 01, 2014

coollabman:
My brother! na we dey run tinz

NYSC › Re: #TeamEkiti C14: Those Posted To Ekiti State by kevinaduga(m): 4:04pm On Nov 01, 2014

coollabman:
My brother! na we dey run tinz

I'm telling u..when u wan report fr camp nau

NYSC › Re: #TeamEkiti C14: Those Posted To Ekiti State by kevinaduga(m): 4:48pm On Oct 31, 2014

Blackbeauty:
thanks nice..pls pm me with ur number let me add u on whatsapp..d stress na die!pls i need info o,whether they allow lawyers to leave finally ...or u hv to return to,cqmp after ur screening at abuja..just heard some,camps will ask u to come back.

im telling u..nor be small stress..bt from what im hearing, it seems we'll be allowed to leave finally.. i cant send pms..u cn whatsapp me on 08167011351 kiss

NYSC › Re: #TeamEkiti C14: Those Posted To Ekiti State by kevinaduga(m): 1:45pm On Oct 31, 2014

coollabman:
Wow! You are welcome my sister! Am from delta state too, did you graduate from delsu?. My elder sister is trying to convince me not to serve in ekiti. Am still undecided though.

e be like say delta peeps many for here o..im from delta too

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NYSC › Re: #TeamEkiti C14: Those Posted To Ekiti State by kevinaduga(m): 1:39pm On Oct 31, 2014

ailehwise:
U ar welcome. EKP I grad.

thanks bro

NYSC › Re: #TeamEkiti C14: Those Posted To Ekiti State by kevinaduga(m): 1:36pm On Oct 31, 2014

Blackbeauty:
well..the place is ok from,what av heaed..but i was to serve with the nigerian law sch as a legal researcher..i sent my call up no to them to notify nysc so i can be posted to enugu..only for me to see ekiti..well..i hv to attend camp in,ekiti while its sorted out
so i can go to enugu.
nb:pls does anyone know d price and distance from ekiti to abuja..i hv to leave camp,for my call to bar screening.

Ekiti to abuja should be about 8 or 9 hours nd shouldn't cost more than 5k..i'll be going to call to bar screening too..looking forward to seeing u in camp!

NYSC › Re: #TeamEkiti C14: Those Posted To Ekiti State by kevinaduga(m): 1:36pm On Oct 31, 2014

Blackbeauty:
well..the place is ok from,what av heaed..but i was to serve with the nigerian law sch as a legal researcher..i sent my call up no to them to notify nysc so i can be posted to enugu..only for me to see ekiti..well..i hv to attend camp in,ekiti while its sorted out
so i can go to enugu.
nb:pls does anyone know d price and distance from ekiti to abuja..i hv to leave camp,for my call to bar screening.

NYSC › Re: #TeamEkiti C14: Those Posted To Ekiti State by kevinaduga(m): 1:32pm On Oct 31, 2014

gogona:
pls guys wats the distance like from benin to ekiti. like hw many hrs

ekiti should be about 3 hrs frm benin

NYSC › Re: #TeamEkiti C14: Those Posted To Ekiti State by kevinaduga(m): 1:28pm On Oct 31, 2014

First of all, introduction.. I'm kevin, a law graduate from uniben wink

NYSC › Re: #TeamEkiti C14: Those Posted To Ekiti State by kevinaduga(m): 1:28pm On Oct 31, 2014

Just collected my call up letter from my school. Ekiti here i come!
#teamekiti

Sports › Re: Nigeria Escapes FIFA Ban As Court Dismisses Case by kevinaduga(m): 3:30pm On Oct 30, 2014

Good development. And Keshi is back too.
Now let's concentrate on qualifying for Afcon 2015.

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