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What exactly does this guy do for a living?
How else can he fund the royal kind of lifestyle?
How can you be part of a family you are always in the media condemning?

When money finish, he would write book and come back again to say the one he forgot....
we learnt, silence is the best answer for..... complete it

Only GOD knows who serves him.
If you study the life and teaching of Jesus Christ, Tobi seems to be in line - Jesus wasn't holier than thou - he wasn't hanging out with the holiest of the holy - he was doing same thing as Tobi - hanging out with the bad guys in our standards like the tax collectors, the corrupt guys etc

What movies did she feature in? asking for a friend!!!!

9ja.. .who do us like this?
burn the farm to ensure food scarcity, then rob the firefighters on their way back

another wannabee celebrity trying so hard to trend.
Re-set your password using forgotten password and save us this unnecessary drama.

Wahala be like wetin

boiz2men:


Auntie Maria nursery and primary school

correct !!!!

boiz2men:
What If I told you I attended a private school?

hahahaahaha... which one? 1.5G or 4G network

boiz2men:
on the issue...


I dont know why I prefer fed schools.

I dont think graduates from private universities are as smart as those from public schools.

I do not mean smart in academic sense. I mean smart in everything.

Did you attend both schools and come up with these points or you are just saying this blindly after attending a Fed Uni

rhymesnoni:
Wash..... In this part of the Country i come from "North". Private Universities are mostly attended by the Children of the rich or families above average, whom's Children are on most occasions not serious, some of them withdrawn from Public Universities for poor Academic performance and for some, the parents already know that the Children cannot cope in a Public Universities given the high standards and as such prefare Private Universities.

I've Attended a couple of Job Interviews with the Private Sector. One with First Bank, and some Other Private organisations in which the minimal requirement for a graduate from a Public University was 2nd class lower, (2.2). that of a private University graduate was second class upper (2.1), that tells u all in terms of quality

I would rather have a University Certificate from Public University like ABU, U I. Uni Lag. to mention jst few, than to have one from any of Nigerian Private University

Hunkle, I am sure you would argue as well, that a poly is better than a Uni in the UK...

End of the day, live within your means.... if you can afford a private Uni - fine attend the best, if you can attend a public one - fine go with the best even if you can afford a foreign one do likewise. there is no basis for comparison between any of the 3 to be honest.

We would review this in 10years time...

Hopefully this corrects the wrongs in the Nigerian Police FORCE

abeg who she epp

jara:
This is ostentatious and immature. Does the kid have a job to sustain it? It is one thing to buy a car for a kid to get to work or buy him a modest house after marriage. The kid will always look for a bigger toy from the parents.

They must be looters who can never encourage a kid to work hard. I will only buy my kid a car or even a house under the conditions stated.

you must be super stingy to yourself and family.... Make sure you always thank the woman that would put up with this and bear kids for you

BeardedMeat:
It had better be because Cletus Ibeto is no push over.

and don't be surprise if Dangote has a hand in this - weed out the competition

No OHS supervisor to ensure things are properly done - that's one major problem here.
The driver should actually be booked for allowing this to happen.

But some of those babes make brain sha...
This Itunu guy has some political agenda... #justsaying

But if you have cash you can get all of these things and more without being in cults.
Still confused why people still join

sniper77:
The benefits are you will be regarded as a big boy in campus, respected by non cultists, ability to obtain forcefully money from fellow students and have girls at your beck and call. The carrots dangled entices them without thinking about the sticks to be received.

The true benefit which they later realize is a new world of slavery in which they live in fear suspecting anyone they come across and the reality of death knocking on their doors any day

I think at this stage, funding the university and other higher learning institution should be of utmost priority rather than granting free education to the already populated tertiary institution.
The Countries that do this free education, lack students in these programs not infrastructure.
Its like putting the cart before the horse.

Neither of them really had any meaningful contribution to the development of the country...

What's with Nigerian Police always "helping" politicians/wives carry personal belongings
Picture 3 is an embarrassment

tonyfrenzy:
What it means to y'all is subjective.

I think he feels proud of the gorgeous lady. She's actually fashionable and classy.

I like everything about her...dunno her personal disposition though.

But the coat sha.... doesn't fit Summer weather... maybe the air-conditioner is too much for her or.... #justsaying

Borrussia:
Edo has two kings, my state(lagos) only has one.

Lagos as a state has many kings... Oba of Lagos is just Oba of Lagos Island...

MizMyColi:
Hahahahhahaha
Nigerians have been allergic to irresponsible behaviour since time imoriver
But that's crude though

***Modified***

There's a superstition that having sex in one's place of business could spell outright doom for such venture.
Perhaps the man's lividness could be linked to this belief.

Story for the gods...

Mcbussy:
Patience go university?!

Nigerian universities; producing half baked graduates since 1462AD

continu... ok diaris God o

My only question is why do we have so many ministers when one person can handle this many ministry in "acting" capacity?

Just wondering... why is the Oba of Lagos is always wearing the darkest shade of glasses (I mean darker than Abacha's) ...abi is....

loving the tattoo on Olori's left hand... very soji Oba...

Please, I need mama peace's tailor's number, this dress na wa

[quote author=ndu_chucks]My apologies. I assumed that folks had been following all the announcements made by the FG rgarding this policy. Making brand new cars available to Nigerians, albeit, low end cars is a good thing. But for goodness sake, why increase the import duty for all imported vehicles by 250% to achieve this goal? The proposed increase in tariff on Tokunbo cars is quite foolish.

The consequences for each side of the sector, including ordinary low income earners, job and business losses are issues at stake. Importers of vehicles, big and small, and other stakeholders, including terminal operators, mainly Roll-on- Roll-Off (RORO) operators who are on 32 years lease agreement , stevedores, freight forwarders, are grave and quite negative.

If the Feds must increase tariffs, they should do so gradually. This dramatic increase in customs tariffs is not necessary to achieve the result of making cars available at N1 - N1.2million. How does the Feds plan to replace the jobs which will be lost as a result of this policy.

A similar policy was instituted to support local rice industry last year when importation of rice was banned. What has happened is that a bag of rice costs more now than what it was last year. As at last year, a bag of good rice sold at N6,500 and N7,500. But because of the policy, a bag of rice now sells between N10,000 and N12,000.

This people should think this through. Manufactures can produce cheap cars without the destruction of livelihoods of possibly millions of Nigerians.[/quote]Very well noted, however, if you look at the cost of gsm tarriffs in 2001 when they began in Nigeria and now, I am sure you would admit there is a lot of price difference; likewise the number of subscribers. It is even interesting noting that the main telecommunication outfit back then (NITEL) has no place in modern day telecommunications in Nigeria.
I am very sure the more players there are in the production of rice in Nigeria (from the cultivation to distribution), the prices of these would drop (extremely simple economics demand and supply rule).
I am sure thinking outside the box (e.g exporting) for importers of vehicles to Nigeria wouldn't facilitate the "destruction of livelihoods of possibly millions of Nigerians".

honestpoju: R u kidding me made in naija cars. I will neva buy it. I rather buy made in usa used car.like a nairalander said make them use am as official cars first while we wait and look.....

They are already been used as official vehicles in some ministries and parastatals here in Abuja e.g go to national population commission you would see the Innoson brands or the national assembly