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Tycoflu:Lol. You no do the third maths course, the one on Geometry weh dey like abracadara. Statistics no dey easy ooh. I remember two guys, back then at UNEC, who wanted to over-jack for Advanced Statistics and forgot that the Exam for that paper was for 9am-12 noon. The two guys above only came out of the Library, just after we had finished writting the paper Other students could not help mocking the two unfortunate guys saying that: " they want to score A-Plus" in that course.lol. |
Tanzania again ![]() I remember watching a documentary once, where it was shown that its dangerous to be born an albino in Tanzania, because you could be killed for ritual money purposes, and this adds to my total dismay that people could be so fetish and primitive minded. |
Those eyes though ![]() Na eyes wey you dey take recognise good musical notes, lol. |
@Op, na yoloba guys go feel real cool with such law, not Igbo guys who normally stick to one wife, no matter how wealthy they may be. |
Back in the day at CMS Grammar School Bariga, news of cult warfare was never heard of, instead what you had was news of parties going on somewhere, sometimes by Baptacads boys, Igbobi College boys, Finbarrs boys or Grammerians themselves. Most guys from schools around knew each other quite well and there was that sense of camaraderie or togetherness. The war against cultism should start from secondary schools because, that is where cultism rears its ugly head from and its turning the whole of that neighbourhood into a very sinister zone. |
I noticed this development, I thought the Indians and Lebanese had bought up all the houses in that beautiful neighbourhood. |
KashyBaby:Yea, you are right. Trump is the joker among the pack of Presidental aspirants and is just being tolerated for his entertainment value; though he can sound very scary, sometimes, that I would suggest a psychological evaluation by a reknowned American shrink. |
Armed Robbery is really a cursed profession. Imagine after 20 years of robbing banks and kidnapping people, he was still not satisfied with the hundreds of million naira he must have made. The money millions made was cursed because it would have been spent on women, drinks, drugs, gambling and ostentatious living. |
NakedEve:Lol. I have never seen a drunk mermaid before. |
phantom:Great Lion!!! You just wrote my thoughts on Enugu. It will be nice to own property there in order to get away from it all once in awhile. |
ehissi:My brother, its like taking one step forward, then two steps backwards; that is real economic regression. |
jaybee3:Lol. The stomach of one of the service chiefs was very big and bulging during bubu's inauguration as President, that I could not help wondering what he must have eaten or swallowed; now I know what he must have swallowed: public funds meant for arms procurement. |
Vikings007:Quite so, I guess my eyes were opened to remove all my doubts about prayers and God. |
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Zoharariel:See you. Oyenusi, Anini, Osunbor, Shina Rambo and that one-eyed bandit from an "O" state near Lagos are all South-Easterners abi ? Robbers can come from anywhere. |
My own supernatural experience was the day I saw an Angel at a worship service that was organised by a relative who claimed that the two men of God he had invited were spirit filled and burning with fire for God. I had attended the worship service at the villa, reluctantly, as I believed it was the usual praise and worship sessions that are usually organised at the end of the year. About mid-way through the praise and worship session, I opened my eyes, and strangely, felt my gaze being led to one corner of the room we were in; at that corner stood a tall being dressed in flowing white Robe, about 8 feet tall, carrying a long sword by his side, which must have been about 4 foot high. The Angel had long black hair cascading,down his shoulders and was such a sight to behold. I thought it was an apparition and closed my eyes immediately, thinking that when I open them, the image would have vanished because I felt it was only very holy people, who could see Angels ( am a decent person, mind you). When I opened my eyes, again, to look at that same corner, the Angel was still standing there and this time, I decided to look at his face closely; he had such dark piercing eyes and as I gazed into them I felt I was being sucked into the eternity that this Angel must have lived through. I decided not to confide in anyone what I had seen, lest they start poking fun at me and accusing me of hallucinating. What jolted me out of my disbelief was later on, during the preaching session before the commencement of prayers, one of the Pastors casually stated that God had sent his Angels into our midst and that there was a Guardian Angel standing at the corner of the room( he was pointing to the corner where I had seen the Angel) with a long sword, detailed by God to watch over us as we prayed. After the above incident, I stopped doubting the existence of Angels and other supernatural beings. |
mylordship:Maybe you have the Spirit of discernment as Chrisitians call it or a developed " third eye" as the mystics call it. See your Pastor for more advice. |
midehi2:That old woman winch no get equal. @Op, thank God for your life. Youths should heed your advice about dressing decently always and praying before leaving home. IMPORTANT: Always know how much cash you have on you before leaving home; it might save you from embarassment from bus conductors, who can falsely claim you are yet to pay your bus fare or any wicked co-passenger who falsely accuses you of theft. |
You receive insults from Igbos because you over-generalise by attempting to lump all Igbos in the same boat with IPOB, which can be described as an ethnic militia group, that does not represent the vast majority of Igbos. I thought that being an intellectual, you would have advised your Principal, PMB, to find a way to diffuse the youthful exuberance being displayed by IPOB, through engaging them in useful discussions, in order to ascertain the genuineness of their grievances or otherwise. If their grievances turn out to be genuine, you attempt to correct it so that the IPOB agitation will die a natural death, but if its otherwise, then you search out the culprits who are responsible for misleading the IPOB youths and deal with them. Criminalising an entire ethnic group because of some over-zealous youths smirks of ethnic bigotory of the highest order, which is very unbecoming of a Professor of law. |
A female peeping Tom ? Perverts everywhere. Smh. Maybe the lady is looking for sexual arousal in order to have appeptite for s.x. @Op, if you finally nab her, advise her to go get adult s.x films to fire her imagination. If she watches it with her hubby, there should be nothing wrong in that. |
betterABIAstate:@Op, mind yourself ohh. How can you call us 'Avians' instead of 'Abians'? Abi we resemble birds? Lol. |
Ewwww !!! You know see faces, like Ayamatanga ![]() Real primitive bunch. |
I thought the Nupes are originally from Yorubaland and speak a varient of that language. What could be responsible for the deep misunderstanding and violent clash ? |
Ed-do babe ? I dey give them gap because they can be very wild and unpredictable, from the experience a friend had with one of them. DavidO, she don use your head already, I pray you come out of this unscathed. |
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