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wunmi590:Laycon does not owe Ogun state any Tax fees as he resides in Lagos. They are just tweeting to trend but also exposing themselves to be idiots. If BBN was conducted outside of Lagos, then Laycon would pay taxes to the state where the income was earned. |
Let’s ride the wave people... let’s all ride the wave!! |
This guy was arguable one of the worst governors in the history of Nigeria. Through his 8 year tenure as governor of Abiquiu state, he did not accomplish not a single thing. Unfortunately, Abians have short term memory and do not care as long as they get peanuts every now and then. Abia state arguably one of the dirtiest and most underdeveloped state in all of Nigeria. Shame on OUK and IKpeazu!! |
Long overdue. Actions like this are what makes me believe the Biharis administration though disastrous is a better disaster than GEJs admin. |
nBag:She was arrested alive on the account of multiple witnesses. The police officers are saying she was found dead. There were signs of sexual assault on her body after her corpse was found Do the math and stop being naive. The Nigerian police have a well documented history of perpetuating rape against women. |
Ritual killing does not work and sane people know it does not work but for decades, the nollywood industry have peddled movies with narratives where human sacrifices have made people incredibly rich. Growing up, I genuinely believed that you cAn be successful with the aide of a “babalawo” and some human skulls but with age comes wisdom and I’ve learnt that the only way to succeed is discipline and smart work. I strongly believe that the false narrative nollywood has pushed for decades is part of the contributing factor where a lot of desperate youths venture into such activities and the result is on the news every single day. There is rarely a day that passes where we do not have some form of ritual killing make the news, there is rarely a day that passes where dead bodies are not discovered. Nollywood needs to do better and this is a call for them To wake up and change the narrative. |
pwansunriseteam:You made some good points and I do agree that a degree in itself, does not hold the keys to success but degrees offer you some level of Flexibility that individuals without degrees do not have. For example, a lot of tech jobs require atleast an undergrad degree right? Individuals that went to university often have a larger social network which may come in handy at some point. A degree can only appreciate in value and it’s a life time asset. I am of the school of thought that believe you can do both. You can earn a degree and still hustle and if your hustle blow before the degree, you can focus on that. Finally, since we like to mention “drop outs” as an excuse to not do more, I wish to inform you that majority of the richest folks on the Forbes list actually graduated and worked 9-5 before going on to innovate and grow someone impactful. |
daddytime:Thank you my brother or sister. The typical Nigerian is so broken by poverty and systemic failure that they even attribute what ordinarily would be a “people’s” victory to the political elites. I have often heard politicians say things like, “I delivered my ward” and I have heard people attribute political victories to individuals:.. poor and illiterate Nigerians are the worst I Swear!! |
UDOKABESTLUV:I DONT BELIEVE THIS STORY. On close inspection, those chicken do not look crushed. They look like they were already dead and getting shipped but the task force found it... that may possibly be the case. Besides this picture, is there any other evidence you can provide? |
SecretSpy666:Kids, this is how you stay perpetually poor. This man just got a job at a university and probably making less than 200k a month but somehow, rather than thinking of how to elevate his finances, he is entertaining calls from Beggars!!! One thing I can tell you here that most people wouldn’t be able to tell you on NL because they haven’t attained financial success yet is that your true friends and “family” will never expect a handout from you. They will bring opportunities to you. Don’t forget those types of people. The only question you should be asking is how you will reward your friend for helping you find the job...... my recommendation is you buy him a nice wristwatch and thank you card. Never forget he was the one that even put you in a position for leeches you wanna leech! Make no mistake, being attractive to leeches does not mean you are successful. It simply means that the leech has seen you as a potential meal ticket and nothing else. Be guided!! |
Bar1941:Lol! Have you held europeans accountable for all the demeaning movies they have shot about Muslims? Or for depicting the whole of Africa as a wasteland and pushing the culture of hate and ignorance towards Africa?? Be guided!!! We are so quick to kill our selves but if na whitey do am, we to begin rush to buy and watch am and even clap for them when they give a Nigerian a waka pass role! |
marsman:As if yorubas are excluded from the insecurity that emanates from any civil unrest. This same Nigeria where We are all in fear of being kidnapped, or getting murdered by police or being at the wrong place at the wrong time na him u Dey think say e no concern you? I’ll encourage the producer to release the film. Anyone that is aggrieved should take it up in court. MURIC did same thing with Falz the bahd guy when he dropped his moral instruction album a while ago and Falz totally ignored their irrelevant ass. Na pete edichie go legitimize then by making video and shit!! |
Joshmodest:Do you think it’s a coincidence? They know that poverty, religion and ethnic division are very power tools to subdue the people perpetually. - poverty makes the people seek for any handout no matter where it comes from. Poverty is the reason why they have endless supply of thugs willing to kill for them. - religion is used to make the people subservient. Rather than fight for their rights, they fight for God and pray for their rights - ethic division is the reason why they can commit any crime and get away with it. And the people will say “After all, he’s our brother and other people do not Hold their kinsmen accountable”. That is why people protested for Ibori and mains despite their incredible levels of corruption. Nigerians are asleep and choose not to wake up. |
boyjo:I’m not going into details of peruzzi contract as I learnt about it in confidence and only affirming the publicly available information. Ask me any question and I’ll answer to the best of my knowledge. |
pwansunriseteam:Stop deluding yourself bro. The standard of education those “drop out” before they even dropped out is better than everything in Nigeria put together and multiplied by 100. They already had traction on what they were working on before dropping out. Facebook was already big before he dropped out because school became a distraction. Same with Bill Gates,Microsoft’s was already huge before he dropped out to focus on the business. Here in Nigeria, they keep hammering that they have dripped out without telling you that they were already gaining insane traction before dropping out. Mumu people will then drop out without any business that’s growing or any real plan except being a musician. Unfortunately, 9.9/10 do not succeed! Just like my friend from back then in school. He signed his first mumu record deal and dropped out against my advise. Even though I didn’t use my degree, the money I saved up to go into business was from a regular 9-5 job... today, I’m humbly approaching my first billion and he’s still doing yo yo yo in studio. |
Badonasty:U read my mind! May God protect us from enemies that share same blood as us. I’ll never in my life PUBLICLY denounce my own blood just to curry favour with another person. |
myBraine:I d disagree with your reasoning sha! Anyway, a Naval officer operating in civilian environment should abide by civilian rules. The only place you get authority na for your barracks and not outside. The problem is that these men of armed security groups tend to want to illegally exercise their hitherto legal authority in a civilian environment through intimidation. |
Asquare84:I share your sentiment but I also feel that there are capable people with unblemished record anywhere on earth that can also do the job! Let’s be guided. |
sexylassie2:To be honest, I don’t really blame them! Websites like Not just ok and other piracy websites have done everything to ensure the average nigerian artiste will not live off their income. The government that should act as a fair regulator have chosen to ignore this menance When 9icr confronted Linda and other bloggers and told them to stop posting his music, people laughed at him but 9ice knows it’s better to be broke than have your items selling for free.. So, Nigerian artistes need to make more money and the only way is to sign those deals that would expose them to foreign market and signing incredibly sub par deals! |
Necksonnel:Dude, I swear.. if you see burna contract you go fit cry if you sabi the business. Most people wouldn’t get! |
sexylassie2:Not Davido! Perruzis contract is fucking complicated. He’s not really signed to DMW but I’ll not go into anymore details. Even burna is fuckkkeedd!! |
Jesus! Nigerians are ignorant as fuccck! The comments on the first page is an evidence of that! Kanye is fighting a very very powerful battle and for long, record labels have fleeced artistes and their generations from owning their art. That is why young artistes need experienced managers. For example, Peruzzi is literally a slave. He owns absolutely nothing but the paltry sum they give him after shows. I could go into more details but make we leave matter for Mathias! Young artistes, I know you wanna blow but don’t be stupid!!! Get a real solid team and you’ll blow and feed your generations unborn! These greedy people have now set their sights on Africa but out guys are so eager to go global that they’ll trade future income for current jaye jaye.. Even if you must sign off the rights to your image, likeness and masters recordings, ensure that the contract has a clause mandating a payout of Atleast 60% to your estate. Then all your family and loved ones to your estate. |
He has 50k waiting for him. Anyone that makes the connect will get 15k: Will verify the identity. Send me an email on icevillebeatz@gmail.com if you got any information on that man! |
flokii:I swear to God, you spoke my kind. Imagine a centralized airport with 24 hour trains to different major cities in the south east. Imagine the economic impact of having that amount of traffic all in one location? Clueless and visionless people I swear! |
Hey guys, can anyone direct well meaning Nigerians to the Okada rider? Such honesty typifies what Nigeria stands for and we need to encourage such behavior when we see it. If we can raise 700k-1m for him, that will be amazing! Okadaman Amaka!! Lol |
WaterTheMonk:For home studio voice recording, I recommend using the a dynamic microphone e.. smb70 as a dynamic microphone is best for an untreated room and will cut out those low frequency disturbances of unwanted noises. |
WaterTheMonk:It’s all about practicality and the one that you’re most comfortable with. I’ve used Cubase, pro-tools, FL studio, Logic Pro and my all time fav is FL studio followed really closely by Cubase. The quality of your mixing and mastering depends on your sound card and studio monitors and the tools used to fine tune your raw sounds. |
In 2020, when most countries have moved past electricity challenges, Nigeria and a handful of other countries are unable to provide her citizens 24/7 steady electricity. This is foul and this alone should make the people want to protest until something changes but the poor masses have been beaten to submission. They’ve become docile and malleable and only dance to the tune of whom they perceive to wield wealth whilst despising other poor people like them. Omo, the political class won the battle and the war! It’s hard to see hope for this country! |
One4me:The word rape has already been contextualized and I’d you still don’t get it; it is having sex with someone without their consent. This also includes but not limited to coercion, threats, force, etc. Let’s stop defending the indefensible act! |
doeeyed:My uncle was kidnapped from his farm in the village. My friend was kidnapped on his way driving to Lagos... my friends dad was kidnapped from his house. Out of those 3 people, only my uncle returned home. It is never the victims fault for being a victim. There is no justification on God’s earth to rape, coerce or force a woman for sex. There’s no reason to kidnap or kill or rob... please let’s learn to stand for what is right. The only reason that port Harcourt serial killer was able to get away with murdering women for so long was because people like you blamed the victims and called them “stay queens”. Often saying things like “slay queen got slayed”. That man ended the lives of so many women after raping and torturing them and most people blamed the victims. When I was discussing it with my then girlfriend, her comment was, “what did they go to look for in hotel”. That comment was a representation of the average Nigerian mindset. I’m just grateful I’ve been liberated from mental oppression because I legit used to think like those people in my teenage years but I was able to start seeing the light when I approached my 20s and the older I get, the wiser and more liberated I become. My goal is to help others see the light I found! |
We also need to stop the culture of victim blaming. No matter the circumstance, it’s never a victims fault for the trauma that befell them. It’s just like blaming the victim of kidnapping for getting kidnapped. Let’s be guided in our thoughts and utterances. |
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