₦airaland Forum

I'm no monster but I feel the need to whip them once across the chest as my contribution to justice.

Reeks of the dirty rotten cult groups common in the area.

Sad. Sad for his parents and siblings. So much potential lost to a society that has neglected its youth for so long.

We hear you. Laying groundwork for his next announcement. You cannot contest again. Go and rest with the monies you have stolen for so many years.

Nigerians can fight over nonsense.

DSTV is a private business and can fix prices as they want. The protest should be against the Nigerian government that aids and abets criminal monopoly by not taking action to create an environment for healthy competition in the sector.

Sorry Nigerians, until you wake up, you will keep getting fkcd by this company where the sun don't shine.

Jokerman:
This is rubbish .. must they sack??

@jokerman. Help them pay the salaries nah. Keyboard idiot like you typing nonsense.

So this is a prophecy? That people pay 10% of their salaries for? People are stupid if they cannot figure this out themselves. Of course if you keep sexually matured men and women locked in together for extended periods, you expect higher pregnancy rates.

We need brains in Nigeria. Wake up people.

...says an idiot who has been married and divorced many times. Stupid men of business. Not men of God in any way or form.

By their fruit you shall know them - Jesus Christ

The very first series of photos appears like dane guns (shakabula) used for hunting by local hunters.

*Unpopular Opinion*

The probability of getting electrocuted while charging your phone is less than 1 in 1,000,000. This because phone chargers are simply RC rectifier circuits that use very little voltage to charge your phone. Even if the insulation of your cable is compromised, there is almost no chance of getting electrocuted because there isn't simply enough voltage for you to feel a thing.
Sadly, this event will further contribute to folks carrying the fake news that phones in use while charging is a danger. False. The biggest risk from charging your phone comes not from the charger but the Li-ion battery itself as demonstrated by Samsung a few years back. A bad battery will explode faster than a charger will kill you.

*What needs to happen is this:*
The police (if they exist) needs to investigate this death thoroughly. I don't like the story, sounds like a load of horse shit.