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jerryunit48:So many questions asking for answers. Did she use the registered Airport taxis or just anyone she saw? Why leave MMA at 2:50am, when she could have waited until around 6:30am when it will be broad daylight? It appears that there is a syndicate at MMA that intercepts foreigners and unwary Nigerians coming from abroad (I read once of a foreigner who was kidnapped from there and was only released after a ransome was paid for his release); why have our cops not being able to penetrate that group in order to bring them to justice? |
poksmahn:like those old misers we used to read about in kindergarten tales, lolz. Trying to draw money from ATM near the villa nah real problem ohh. If you see long queue fear go catch you!!! To avoid the above problems, I draw the money I need about 1 week before Xmas. |
Daniella, abeg dash me one now, lolz. Seems she likes black rides, I guess the colour is not loud or showy. |
OHCOMEON:I dont support that nonsense of insulting the President, but like GEJ, like Buhari in terms of insults from Nigerians. |
yedidiah:I guess he is in a state of shock, asking himself when he will wake up from this bad dream.So sad. RIP to the dead. |
I feel for this guy. Eboue should swallow his pride and reach an agreement with the Agent he owes £1 million so that he can get back to playing football. He could approach the FIFA court of arbitration and plead with them to spread the payment of the debts over a period of three years from his earnings, direct from his earnings with any club he plays for. |
crown08:My brother I read the above and was stumped. What shall we call Stephen? A fool at 49. |
mcocolok:Lolz. Nah so you fear death reach? You are not an atheist, just forming to be one. |
izzou:You are right that night life contributes to crime there, but those oil bunkerers who operate along the 6th Avenue canal are potential suspects; other suspects are those fast boys who inhabit 22rd/512rd axis (hotbed of crime). The Police should spread their drag-nets wide for the suspects. |
Which kind woh woh pageant is that, with a woh woh looking star prize? Rotfl !!! |
Berlynn:I think its now part of our psyche. The way people indulge in the act (especially illicit s.x) you would think there would be a ban on it soon or that AIDS does not exist. |
NickleTheory:I guess the scarred life she lived had tellng effect on her physical appearance. |
lalasticlala:I wonder if these are all the assets he can forfeit; I expected much more than these monies and assets. |
EgusiSoup:I guess you are not married. Most women who deliver vaginally and through CS start having s.x after about four weeks from the date of delivery. Medically, its advised that a newly delivered woman should avoid sex for about three weeks to allow the Veeejay heal properly or the CS wound to heal well. @Op, its possible your husband was in the delivery room with you and saw the pain you went through and this has created 'a psychological guilt' within him, which makes him think that he had caused you so much pain and does not want to hurt you again. I will advise that you go for marriage counselling classes on the above issue as it has happened to many other men before. |
BornStunner1:i More like a re-birth of a career. With the new owner at Olympic Marseille (OM) and the club's plans for the future, Mikel will certainly enjoy the new challenges at the club. |
badassProdigy:Lolz. You go see them for areas like lekki, Magodo etc, but not in places like Ajegunle, Abe-bridge,Okokomaiko and other areas wey dey one kind. lmao. |
carmag:I wonder ooh, but you for put that obasanjo's photo to give us a correct meme, lolz. |
cococandy:That is ehh, you go fear if you see crowd. Ojota, Oshodi, Ketu overhead bridges gives an indication on the population densities of those areas. How on earth will a person join a queue to climb a pedestrian bridge ![]() |
Ayibaba1:You nailed it there. Pervarts everywhere smh. |
You try ohh, I mean with all the beautiful young women around? |
Sorry, my brother. I hope she went fast, so as not to suffer much pain.
May her Soul rest in peace. |
When will this carnage stop? In the bid to worship God, people are exposed to half completed structures and dust fumes which may cause lung infections in the long run. I believe there is a government body that should regulate construction of buildings and there must be a law in its books that prevent the gathering of a huge mass of people in such places; especially people who are not wearing protective gears. Also, there should be a sitting capacity for such venues so that they are not over-crowded. Just two days ago, there was a stampede at the Synagogue church of all nations that left three people dead. This shows there is need for adequate crowd control with the needed security to make sure things do not get out of hand. It was alledged that the support beam to the roof was removed to create more sitting space, can you imagine that ![]() I think there should be enactment of laws to make builders, engineers and the owners of properties, to be criminally liable for deaths that occur through their extreme negligence with a minimun sentence of 25 years imprisonment; unless where the professionals involved had acted as whistle blowers to the relevant authorities about the impending danger, then they will be absolved of blame. |
Wonderful breakthrough. Where are our Pharmacists and business investors? This will surely be a money spinner for them if they could make huge investments in this. My fear is that the disconnect between the academia and investors/industrialists in this country and the short term focus (drugs pass through many stages before it can be approves for mass consumption) of Nigerian investors could cause the Professor and MOUN to sell the patent for the drugs to big multi-national drug firms for huge sums of dollars. |
virginboy1:Lolz. I thought you wanted to write: '...is the way His Sim fit his kaftan'. Buhari na Sim card wey we go export to other countries with his mantra of change, as we have done with Ghana? |
TippyTop:Do they think we are in a military govt. where you can muzzle free speech so easily by threats and intimidation. I wish some parents can test the FG's resolve on this in a court of law. |
shizzy7:Nigerian by name, but the Britons go claim this one. If it was one kind villian now, they will be quick to point out his Nigerian roots. Smh. |
holluwai:Magodo is better as it is more serene and beautiful, unlike Yaba that is more commercialised. |
gypsey:You are right, we dont believe in investigating accidents, forgetting that the outcome of any investigation can help prevent future calamities from occuring. Abudu is a place that has always been an accident hotspot because I remember reading about horrendous accidents that normally claim many lives, occuring there, even during my secondary school days. The questions that we should ask are: 1. Does the topography or road design of Abudu contribute to accidents? 2. If the above is true, what can be done to warn or guide motorists about how to drive safely through the accident hotspot? 3. Being Africans, are there metaphysical influences involved? If there are, what can be done to pacify such influences to reduce loss of lives in that place? RIP to the dead. |
Mistress from hell. I remember a family friend narrating how she travelled to Abuja, unexpectedly, and caught her husband with his mistress; the family friend said she had to maintain her cool composure, instead of fighting the mistress, as she had two of her little children with her. The woman must have reasoned that in the event of a fight, a psychotic mistress would first, attack the little children and might cause them grievious bodily harm. Married men got to be very wary of mistresses. |
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