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Pepe of Real Madrid should make the list |
alwelldinho:You don't pay MMM, you pay yourselves. So, who come freeze your account? You or MMM? Nigerians will never learn. There's no free money any way. MMM can not eradicate poverty. Whether it comes back in January, 2017 or not, it will eventually collapse and leave casualties in its trail. Wise up and roll with the punches of your lost and leave MMM to its folly. |
Moblord:It was not popular in December 2015. I heard about MMM around August 2016. This paused is the beginning of an end to MMM. Nigerians confidence in the system would be eroded if they eventually come back in January 2017, trust me. However, Nigerians are desperate and gullible. They will never learn. |
I thought MMM participants were provided help and never gave anybody money. How come the system froze their accounts? My colleagues beat their chests and swore no one could run with their money since they were providing help. Let see what happen in 2017. The end of MMM would bring untold suicides in Nigeria. Nigerians are too desperate and gullible. |
Ohibenemma:Thought-provoking write up to the feminists. Well said my friend. The level of double-standard by women who claimed equality with men is worrisome. They want everything skewed in their favour at the expense of men, not because they are naturally disposed to those things but because they are women and should be treated special. Why claim feminist when you are not ready to scratch and toil like every other man to get what you want? Men will also treat you like other men with no special privileges accorded you. Feminism is a ploy to deny responsibility. Feminism is just a cheap distraction in the corridor of gender arrangement. |
Party supporters are also giving fake news. It therefore should be dismissed. Impartial observers should update us on situation in Rivers re-run elections |
Ejigbo and Oshodi in Lagos are places with the most bizarre news recently. Am wondering if these places are struggling for ratings with Kenya |
The kind of personal issues most Nairalanders bring to Nairaland to seek answers are unspeakable. I am wondering if most of the peeps on Nairaland are actually clairvoyants. Over to them to proffer answer. Op, you are actually caught up in the dragnet of downs of life. It's an opportunity to re-examine your steps and start on a clean slate. |
softMarket:The Lord I know in Jesus Christ is bigger than your lawd. Until you forsake your lawd and accept the only true Lord in your life, you will never be located. |
Staying faithful to one girl, one guy is the best decision you could ever make. Side chicks, side boys are shadows you will never catch up with. You would end up in the cycle of drama. You would end up losing all. People who do side chicks, side guys are people with low self esteem and promiscuousity is their second nature. Whoever will cheat, will cheat (even if you give him/her the gift of heaven), whoever will stay faithful, will stay faithful. You are what you offer. Peace! |
jejemanito:Last year we spent over 24hrs between The Punch, Magbon and the redeem camp enroute Ibadan. On a normal day, it should be less than 10mins. Not just Lagos-Ibadan expressway, the entire Lagos is always clog up most Fridays during this program. I don't understand why most Nigerians enjoy suffering like this just to make this event, when we all claim (as Christians) that God is omnipresent, omniscient and omnipotent. |
"...Complete Restoration". But 2017 the program shall still be held. I wonder what shall remain to be restored next year |
bilulu:You rather don't sound enlightened to me. You sounds pompous, denying N20,000 cannot impact positively the life of a Nigerian who is selling groundnut on the street...It's only on the Internet people always claim to be who they are not. Some of those you are convinced are educated, are queuing up for N20,000 job to survive and you are here feigning rich-dad. Why not support the initiative with your contributions (as a billionaire you are) and not whine and yet do nothing to change the situation? |
Keneking:My brother, it's not small. It will go a long a way in helping the people. Ask a Nigerian on the street who lives on daily income realised from hawking his sweet what N20,000 loan can do for him. Ask a mother who sells in Lagos market what N50,000 can do for her. You will be shocked to hear that N20,000 will be a phenomenal boost to their businesses. You know how much some of these market women collect as loan from loan sharkers? At that, they are making daily repayment to the loaners. It has a target audience, I bet it will work for them if well invested. It's laudable Sir. |
BeeBeeOoh:I couldn't agree more to the above. Corrupt Nigerians don't understand the phrase "Rule of Law". They understand it to mean, an excuse, an impunity to steal, an authority to misdemean as public officer holder. Thumbs up Mr. Minister for your courage and bravely. Your loyalty and service are to the people not a few common criminals. We well meaning Nigerians are with you intoto. Ride on Sir |
Hahahahahahahaaha! Crazy world. I thought I had seen it all |
I hope someone sue her someday. She's just a sensational blogger just like every other blogger. Attentions to her pages drive the revenue she craves. She sees it as fun and business. She's no different from LI and other petty & wannabe bloggers. They relish in personality assassination. In fact, Hell awaits them as 1st batch candidates. |
Smoke those rascals and ruffians out. Federal government should be encouraged to go all out. Those my brothers are nothing but lazybones and criminals. They should be treated as deserving. Fed Govt, good job! |
Epic response! I sight you bro.
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ithink7:While applauding you for your bravely in surviving the happy-triggered cop. Am hugely disappointed you cowardly vanished from the scene and never returned to investigate the drunk cop and pressed for justice. You cant find justice in the comfort of your home and on NL...The stupid cop is out there and would still shoot others at wanton. |
ithink7:While applauding you for your bravely in surviving the happy-trigger cop. Am hugely disappointed to coward hurriedly away and never returned to investigate the drunk cop and press for justice. You cant find justice in the comfort of your home and on NL... |
OP, the picture is blur. We need a clearer picture of her face - for people to be wary of her. She's a desperate young girl |
tosyne2much: Funny man. You really made a mess of the officer. |
jmoore: Nice one dude... |
Fabulocity:He was hungry, he couldn't steal Agege bread on the street but had the energy to drill through a brick wall and stole TV instead of a pot of soup and Garri. Was he going to chew the TV? He's a lazy and desperate young man. His live will never remain the same if he lives to tell the story. |
Come to think of it, the general overseers of these schools had FREE (world class) education courtesy of the Catholic Church, The Lutheran Church, and other Orthodox churches. Their own way of giving back to members of their churches who contributed fund to build the schools is to charge cut-throat fees for quality education. Nigerians and slave-master mentality. SMH |
myk2mic:Myk2mic send me PM. I need your contact |
limeta:I am allergic to textspeak dear. Last I checked Nairaland was not limited by number of words/letters. You have a whole lot of space to make your opinion meaningful. Until then, remain blessed |
This is what happens when Nigeria Police and the civilian partner. Criminals are smoke out of their holes and brought to book. Good riddance to bad jokes. Crime does not pay. At the end, you will be caught and made to face the music. Forget the corrupt tendencies of some of the men of the Nigerian Police, they will still solve a crime if they want to. These boys are part of the minor percentage of youths who whine and cuss the government instead of making their own contributions to move the country forward. |
Niger Delta region got what they deserves. They are the architect of their problem Unbriddled greed from their leaders, Militants anti-environment activities thinking they are dealing a hard blow to Nigeria as an entity. It all boomeranged and dealt a hard blow to the region. Even if Nigeria ran out of oil, Nigeria will still stand strong. I hope Niger Delta region also stand strong. |
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