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Is it till they give a player from the opposing team career threatening injury that they will impose on Libya at least 5 matches home game ban? Like you are telling me the opposing team will still land there and be in a distance proximity with those cursed fans from their hotel and the airport, will closed matches without any fans be enough to protect them when they are outside the stadium walls? |
Dispute is between two people but their disciplinary body should disbar one because the other is a SAN LOL, LOLer, LOLest. |
Let's assume that France is covertly destabilizing the other country, I hope you will be ready to receive the hoards of immigrants that will enter our country, like as if we don't have enough Nigèriens here already masking as Northerners. |
Alright. "The elements of weather shall judge you, Mr FPRO". See, I am not raining a curse, I am just wishing you consequences of your actions in good English. |
This is one is quite sophisticated compared to the ones I hear committed by my South Eastern people. |
Nawa oh. They should have kukuma hired a mini-stadium. 5000 children, how much is an average Nigerian stadium's capacity? Nigeria's culture of rushing up and down. When kids grow into adults, it will be a rush for buses or a rush to enter lecture hall or rush during employment recruitment. |
Oh, that incompetent one?
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Are you surprised? Its like putting the contents of Fanta glass bottle into empty Mirinda plastic bottle so you don't have to stress yourself about returning the glass bottle later, no matter the packaging it is still a Fanta drink. This gay men don't want to arouse suspicion, so they get a packaging which is women to mask their true sexuality. It is less stressful than alienating themselves in a LGBTQ - illegal society. |
This is a South African matter, but my opinion is that however the whites decide to develop their schools (considering they are the most economically wealthy ethnicity in SA), blacks that can afford to school there shouldn't be stopped from doing so. |
Before I opened this thread, I guess it was a South African and I was not wrong. In a country notorious for gender based violence, somebody posting his gender-based crime in social media is not impossible |
'...promote values that are in line with traditional Nigerian culture...'. Why is the so-called Nigerian culture always focused on dressing. Even Universites are becoming 'Uniform' universities because of Nigerian culture towards dressing, but when it comes to addressing serious issues like having a strong stance against corruption and the beneficiaries of corruption, you won't see anything. We just like packaging but our inner selfs are filthy. |
Hearing this, I think Nigerian Army needs to better protect its officers, the whole strict chain of command should not stop senior officers from getting reported by the junior ones and actually being taken seriously. |
I am used to this and I attend both Catholic Church and a Pentecostal church. The thing is no dey do pass yourself, just give what you have. The people giving 100k, that is probably like 0.5% - 1% of their wealth. Forget about the pastor's emotional manipulative talk, speak blessings to what you have to give and if you truly get blessed later, you can give more. |
Conservative Christians be wanting to judge how people dance lol. I remember a Bible passage where King David's wife judged him for the manner he danced in celebration when the convenant of the ark was brought back to Israel, heard things did not go well for her. You don't know what is making her happy, so allow her dance abeg. It is not even a sexually suggestive dance to begin with. |
Any small thing, he will accuse any of his mistresses of trying to destroy his home. Polygamy is not for everybody, that you are h0rny modafucka does not mean you will enter the depths of polygamy/polyamorous relationships, it means you better remain single and do no strings attached connections, either transactional or otherwise. |
If this is true, that means a new whip will be bought within the next three months by David, LOL |
Lol, sachet milk, sachet chocolate beverage, sachet water, sachet alcohol. I am now hearing sachet rice. Something will be affordable for common man in one way or other especially with the Tinubunomics situation we are in and the companies still producing this kind of alcohol know the game. |
Permit to say this is a situation where 'we are going to chop statistics', you can't compare 1 in 200 incident to 1 in 1 in 50 incidents. Plus the public complaints system is slow except social media is in on it. |
I appreciate the subsidized public university education compared to other countries at least for now, since fuel subsidy is gone and electricity subsidy is conditional and freedom of speech subsidy is gone. I am at least lucky that my school fees is still below N100, 000 compared to other Federal Universites. |
I might not like her brashness towards her Nigerian roots but I definitely like how she puts Nigerian politicians in their place in her own way. Who remembers when former British PM David Cameron said Nigeria was fantastically corrupt? But when such sentiments come from the person you expect to side you because of shared nationality, it will definitely pain some people. |
Her parents were actually upper middle class per say, so realistically I will say if she didn't japa, she might have needed 'connection' to get a juicy job in Nigeria despite her intelligence (she referenced Nigeria holding down merit based opportunities) and her being in politics in Nigeria will be a huge money affair or having to manage being an aide for a politician before progressing like some Twitter/X influencers I know |
This must happen during the Maurice Iwu time as INEC Chairman. Seemed they went as far as influencing courts after manipulatimg the elections. |
'Sunni Salafist Jihadi', I hope this is not another Taliban. Hmm, I know Syrian women don't always were hijab, Even when Bashar al-Assad was a dictator, there was a still some secularism in the country I fear Syria might be more fundamentalists if this group takes power. I hope the foreign government supporting them knows what they are doing. |
Love800:It is, but they added a lot of sugar to sweeten it. If you have ever tasted powder cocoa, you will understand. |
Omo, I discovered that half of the content of Milo is literally sugar from the nutritional information on the sachet packs, I don't know about the containers. |
Na so, after they file finish, they should grant him bail like they did the rest. Our slow justice system can focus n more important matters in the meantime. |
Nigeria is where once someone has little superiority over you, they abuse it. Imagine surviving university lecturers' various bullshits only for you only to get beaten during NYSC. |
Oga sue oh, I mean it is better than locking him up under the Cyber crime act. Let's re-normalize suing. |
I blame Apostle Paul for bringing sexism into the church. The only reason why women weren't apostles during Jesus time is because of the patrachial environment that time. But now times have changed, are we going to continue being retrogressive? |
Wahala for bird wey no see road, na small chops it go become for aircraft's hand. |
E be like say na to merge LP and PDP remain. As our democracy looks similar to American own. Let's complete the equation ACN+CPC+ANPP=PDP+LP+NNPP. Elite party vs Elite party. I can't be deceiving myself. |
Nigerians and instant gratification be like 5 and 6. Examples like David Hundeyin getting sued for libel in U.K. by a journalist who walks for BBC and Naira Marley, a U.K. citizen suing Iyabo Ojo for defamation shows British approach to defamation. But you see Nigerian civilians are using cybercrime law arrests instead of defamation suits even more than the politicians that made the law ever since law was first made in 2015. In Nigeria, power is truly power and I blame our relatively slow justice system for why a lot if Nigerians behave this way. |
LOL, LOLer, LOLest.