₦airaland Forum

marlow1962:
So you be proud coward?
Ah no wonder, I taught as much.

'coward'?
How would you know one if there's no conflict?

We are 'cowards' but we are being blamed for all the problems in Nigeria.

We are cowards, but politically (since that's the in thing right now) we Excel. Both in power and also in opposition.

So how exactly am I a coward (as a tribe) if I always have my way, both in power and in opposition? I wonder.

I am speaking for my tribe.

Those who are brave have nothing. Those labelled cowards always have their way.

Isn't it strange? 🤡

Elliotwaveforec:
That Jimi Disu is such a perennial loser; I listen to his programme on Nigeriainfo.

His receipt is littered everywhere on social media.

Elliotwaveforec:
That Jimi Disu is such a perennial loser; I listen to his programme on Nigeriainfo.

@preyingmantis, while I didnt specifically make reference to this Bayo Odetola who wrote the piece, cos i don't know him or his antecedent, i know of Jimi Disu, who before 2019 general elections was a political jobber and ass-licker who missed out. Lol.

He then began to turn against the people he thought he would gain from. Overnight he became a patriot who spoke truth to power.
A loser he is 🤡

PreyingMantis:
This is the same mentality the writer is speaking against... Yorubas have jettisoned hard work, creativity and enterprise in favour of looking for political appointments and patronage.

What a shame!

Guy rest. You're sounding like a clown at this point.

There will always be different kind of people in every society, with varying interests in politics, business, religion, academics, entertainment, sports, etc.

Now since you generalized by saying ALL Yorubas are only interested in political patronage and appointment, don't you see how that sounds? Like so naive and clownish. Maybe outrightly stupid sef.

It's just like saying ALL Igbos are only interested in doing buying and selling business. Wouldn't that be so wrong?

Very funny way of thinking honestly.

Tyriq:
We already verified. That's y almost all shores in Lagos belongs to dangote. Make una de play o.lol

Lol, says who? So you don't even understand how it even works?

Oya how much did Dangote pay to acquire those 'shores'?

Lol Clown.

Lorayne:
but 12 mins is kinda too small

Honestly, it is. That's why I hope the questions involve more of mental work and logic, rather than endless arithmetic.

kettykings:
This is exactly the modern-day translation of the prodigal son or the prodigal tribe, the frittered away their God given resource and wasted it on olosho and owambe and now want to come and claim back thier wasted birth right. The Jacobians are already gone with Esau's birth rights even after the unfortunate Civil War, 20 pounds Policy, indigenisation policy and home advantage policy

Lol you wey dey talk, how many property(ies) you get for Yorubaland sef? And why are y'all so desperate to be neighbours to the Yorubas?

Na just noise una sabi make. More than 70% of properties in Lagos are owned by the Yorubas. Go and verify.

dominic17:
The few reasonable ones among them are speaking up

Few reasonable ones Abi those who missed out on juicy appointments and are bitter.

I remembered when Jimi Disu of Nigeria Info fm, was always referring to certain Yoruba people in places of power as cousins, ex-classmates (in king's college), licking ass and all.

Immediately after 2019 elections when nobody looked at his direction, he began to attack all of them in his show.....till today sef.

You may call that patriotism, being reasonable and speaking up.

But many of us know that it's the bitterness of missing out of the national cake that is paining them.

You may be a neutral patriot, but trust me, they ain't.

It is better to be scared and feel insecure.
This will help you become cautious and take safety measures.

They said we're cowards, but it's cowards that point to the house of a brave, but dead man, and write his story. And he can write whatever he likes. Lol.

Btw, never fight a 'coward'. You'll most likely lose.

Lorayne:
there will be another test. 50 questions 12mins

Chai.
It's understandable Sha.
The last one was a bit 'simple'.

If they were to recruit us solely based on that, then they will employ more than 60% of us.

Nwuche101:
Omo this place is quiet o. No update. We just write exams relax. Lol abi they've already selected candidates?

Lol. Calm down bros.
I don't think they've selected candidates yet.

Ttipsy:
from where pls ?? Because the first text was really ......

From this same thread. Maybe a page back.

I also hope we don't have to do any other test again. Na real mental work.

Ttipsy:
next stage? Like another test?? Lol

So i heard o.

Eaglernorwich:
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It's telling me 'verification failed'.
What could be the cause?

recieve:
I think it helps the father of this person I just quoted. 🤔

Pele o. Mr savage.

recieve:
No, they podcast

Lol i asked because despite all the forecasting, losses are piling up at an ever increasing rate.
Why not just predict games randomly, maybe after the 10th week when you're now familiar with each teams capabilities instead of h2h history?

Long story short, who forecasting don help in recent times on this former beggar's betting thread?

Do punters still forecast?

I hereby declare a ceasefire between pastorfire and all warring parties.
E don do una.

Hmmm. E go don knack nonsense comot for her body Sha. 😒

Lorayne:
the google form is still accessible

Really?

Solexy96:
Omo, some questions be like say I dey write serious JAMB maths question. Lmao

I was tensed at first too. But as i farabale small, i noticed it was doable.

same here. 63 questions. It was fun though.

Oluwajemberun:
It was okay too....i think i saw 63 questions

Thank God for a successful test. I hope we make it to the next stage.

its about to go down. wishing yall the best

erniok:
Who are your regulators.

If e answer you, make i bend.

Global reserve ko, local reserve ni

These are some of the ọbas we're told to respect and even venerate in Yorubaland.

Lol. Useless Ọbas. I no rate any of them.

Many of them hinder development sef in their region.

Which hardship again?

God abeg if e no fit better for Nigeria again, make e Sha better for me and my family, and those that love our Lord Jesus Christ in sincerity. Amen.

Naija matter don pass "be careful".

PS: I didn't read the article, just the headline, so the so-called hardship allowance might be justified. I just say make i shook mouth put for the matter.

Simeony007:
They're not married and she wanted half of his wealth? I want to see the lawyer that will make that happen.

The only thing white girls knows this days

But this thing is somehow though.

I read of man (white) in Canada who dated a woman (also white) for 15 years. They were both divorcees.

The man conditioned the woman to something like a house wife (though they weren't married).

After a while, the relationship deteriorated and the woman took the man to court for settlement.

The court then ordered the man to pay the woman 600k dollars per annum for the next ten years. Of course the man could afford it.

The way i see it, it was a fair judgement.

Many Oyinbo men (including black men) want their wives/girlfriends to be stay at home moms to take care of the home, while they work.

What happens when the relationship ends and the women find themselves unable to get a job having been out of the system for a long time?

Anambra State.
General hospital Enugu-ukwu.
2017/18
Batch b stream 1

OMOIBUKUN:
Those interested in the past questions can drop email address or phone number

Waterstill244@gmail.com
Thanks in advance.

Nice of you floret23 to de-escalate the situation in a matured way.

Cassandraloius:
See how she looks so simple with her umbrella, despite the money, the power and the position she occupies.

Nigeria...... I reserve my comment.

The rich in Nigeria would also prefer to hold their own umbrellas. But when poverty-stricken, famished souls begin to drag the umbrella from them, hoping for one crumb or the other to fall from oga's pocket, what would the rich man do other than oblige them?

Infact, they would hate him and wish to see him hurt if he doesn't allow them grab the umbrella from his hands.

Don't just blame the rich man. blame the poor man too, who has no shame and dignity.