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ROYALD:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jErWCymJ0WM

lol, Rochas wu oji unu
he's really a performer though. I keep seeing improvement any time I travel to owerri. last week when I traveled to owerri was really impressed by the sight of the multiple tunnel wish was under construction the last time I traveled there

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thank you ORO for making IMO better.
those Taxies sure befits one of the most beautiful cities in Nigeria
welcome to Oway the las vegas of Nigeria
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No more keke in Las paradise

thank you ORO for making IMO better.
those Taxies sure befits one of the most beautiful cities in Nigeria
welcome to Oway the las vegas of Nigeria
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No more keke in Las paradise

Abagworo:
One of the new markets built for the Douglas traders to relocate.

guy you are really doing a good job.
kudos for always enlightening us

interesting

thank you okorocha. At least those taxis is befitting for a beautiful city like owerri

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Amaechi really tried in Rivers especially in health and Education. can you believe that all the public primary schools in Rivers state look like this
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felixomor:
Sister.
They are not many.
Just a few disgruntled male Christians who want to free their minds and kill their conscience so that they can commit sin.

So they open many fake multiple monikers to make it look like they are many.

One of them even commented up there.
He has been exposed to have many fake monikers posing as different atheists.

They are jesters

really?

expecting to see something monumental so disappointed

Pastafarian:
Coming out as an atheist in Nigeria can cost you your friends, your job, and even your family. I know this because I am in touch with some of Nigerian atheists like myself who have experienced losses in each one of these areas. Many have suffered losses in more than one of these areas and I even know some who have experienced loss in all.

we are trying to find a way to come out and you can peruse the thread https://www.nairaland.com/3638370/freethinkers-nigeria-fear-nigerians on the progress made so far

with time atheism would be something people would respect

cheeiiiiaaaaa, but you should have saved yourself some stress if you become religious. or is it hard to do?. by the way how do you fill Nigerian forms that have column for religion

Wow! just checking out religious section to get more juicy gist about Oga Sule and madam Otobo after being off NL some while. am so surprised to see so many atheist in religious sectioin but I must confess that I have never met one in real life. Is it that in real life they are pretending or what.

But truth be told it is unthinkable not to believe in God here in Nigeria even the word atheism 85% of Nigerians don't know what it means let alone identifying as one.

in fact If you tell an average Nigerian you do not believe in God the next thing he will ask you is: so then you believe in Satan/Devil/Juju? if you say no that you believe in nothing the person will term you a psycho

In Nigeria you must believe in something if you are even doubtful only the stories of fiery witchcraft attacks, heaven & hell, spiritual manipulation, etc. mehn you go use fear gree .

Even me that is typing I don't know the kind of logic that will make me not to believe in my God. though I some times have some lingering doubt about religion especially the fact that they are so many teaching different things but fear no dey gree me reason reach that atheism side

mean while I still need more Update about oga sule and her ms na their tory carry me land NL after so many months of absence
no blame me that tory too juicy I tell you

mhizesther:
Hello everyone,i joined nairaland in september and ive been observing for a while....im an atheist and i look forward to making new friends....i would love to have christian friends too but pls dont tell me about ur jesus...im not interested in that jesus stuff...im a nice person and i really have a lot of questions for christians....

a Nigeria female atheist

Any way my main reason of opening this thread is to get the latest juicy gist about oga sule and Otobo
please what is the latest development

Please I came Here to read about Suleman's S*x scandal
that story is too juicy
please what is the latest development

Please I came Here to read about Suleman's S*x scandal
that story is too juicy
please what is the latest development

biafranqueen:
But during rainey season!

stop derailing my thread

Please I came Here to read about Suleman's S*x scandal
that story is too juicy
please what is the latest development

Please I came Here to read about Suleman's S*x scandal
that story is too juicy
please what is the latest development

Please I came Here to read about Suleman's S*x scandal
that story is too juicy
please what is the latest development

Proudlyngwa:
And what will you suggest to be the way forward.

we have to overhaul our judicial system and deal with all the corrupt judges to serve as a shining example to others.

our judges are indeed the custodians of corruption

this is so true

It is so shameful and embarrassing to hear some of our highly revered justices to conceal a highly sensitive criminal act like attempt bribery for so long that they are letting it out now that the chips are down. they should know better what the relevant sections of the constitution state about bribery and it attendant consequences. Are they spilling the beans now because their sorry behind are in dire fix or is it a concocted ploy to sway public attention from the cruse of there predicament and stir up public passion against the minister of transport?. in any case the magistrate up to the justices in any country aught to be the whistle blowers and custodian of law. in fact, they have to be pro active in propagating all those instead of reactive because they are seen as reference point as far as good code of conduct is concern

I am not holding a brief for the present Minister of transport. What he was accused of may be the truth or entirely hoax, but it so embarrassing of our apex judges at this point in time when they are in the net of the DSS to spill what I perceive as vindictive nonsense. we would have taken them far more seriously had they told us all those immediately the act was done and proceed to the appropriate quarters to nail who ever did the deed.

Its a shame that our justices in this country have not an iota of integrity and from what I have observed especially in this forgoing judicial rascality they are just as good as the highest bidder get it all.

biafranqueen:
But during rainey season!

bad belly is allowed

I kinda totally agree with you Agboro. jumping to conclusion without probing the real cause most time result to flawed conclusion

Martins301:
The president said a lot of truth but the stupid Op and journalist will rather craft a headline that hides the truth knowing that most Nigerians with internet devices are morons who don't read before commenting. I fear una

shove your little opinion in your shitty @ss hole. when have I become the leadership editor hu

is that the fwesh air you plumise ni

President Muhammadu Buhari has advised Nigerian filmmakers against promoting violence and sex scenes in their movies.

The president urged movie practitioners to endeavour to always project the country in a positive light.

Buhari sent the message to the movie industry in a foreword written in a brochure on the film industry.

The brochure was titled, “Nigerian Film Industry at a Glance” and it was published by the Africa Film Academy.

Buhari was quoted to have said: “The Nigerian film industry that is now called Nollywood, in the fashion of the American, Hollywood and Indian, Bollywood started as the effort of a group of enterprising young men and women who traded on their talents and sheer determination without anyone paying attention.

“It has now metamorphosed into a big industry employing thousands of people, contributing to the national Gross Domestic Product and empowering a new generation of creative entrepreneurs.”

“Our government will continue to support the creative sectors of its economy so as to encourage our teeming youths while we enjoin our filmmakers to continue to project the image of Nigeria and the continent of Africa in a positive way through their story lines. Filmmakers should not make films for art sake. Films should be functional and socially relevant.”

“Filmmakers, whether local or those who come here to use our facilities, must however be sensitive to our cultures and religions. They must not glamourise violence or sexual vulgarity in all their forms. They must not promote racism or ethnic superiority or demonise any religion or culture.

“I want to see more films that celebrate our diversity, films that celebrate the achievements of our people, films that promote social causes of right to education, films that tells us the evil of domestic violence against men and women, films that inspire hope and faith in our country and humanity in general. I am confident that Nollywood would go from strength to strength.”
source http://leaders.ng/?p=8552
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haba mr. presido na that touchry kissitivity na im dey make nolly sweet na
abi we no be circular kuntry ni

good development