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U want chop the sanitary pad? How can you claim to be a Christian or Muslim and be afraid of juju things? It only works on those that are Afraid. |
NyenwePHC:I hate the way a lot of Nigerians think. What he did was extremely unprofessional and can almost be defined as stalking. Even if he felt a great connection with a paying customer, he should have asked her if she’s fine with him texting her later in the day and asked her to write her number down. Using her data in such a manner to satisfy his personal desire is a huge breach of trust Now, his ego is hurt and he feels that the girl is looking down on him because her response was unanticipated. Contacting her in the first place was rude. He was the first one to cross the line. The girl was nice and courteous and he misread that to be a “green light”. If the girl was rude and snobbish, people like you would still accuse her of being “pompous”. There’s nothing wrong with shooting your shot but there’s a time and place for everything and even if you must shoot your shot, politely say “hey, this was a very short trip and I really enjoyed our conversation. It would be awesome if we exchange numbers, assuming you’re fine with that and I wouldn’t be offended if you say no, just that I’ve been doing this for a while and come across a lot of people but never really had any meaningful conversation with them”. That way, the girl will have a choice to accept the shot or deny. You can’t inject yourself into someone’s life and call it shooting your shot! |
[b]I agree, 1 billion Naira is not nearly enough to conduct election in Nigeria. In order for elections to be free and fair, we need to lean towards electronic voting and cut down the number of voting Centres to one per state. I know my idea sounds outrageous but here’s how it would work: 1- Reducing the number of voting centers will make it easier to monitor the elections and will engender free and fair process. 2- the potential billions saved can be rechanneled to compensating voters that come from outside more than 50 miles away. Using their voters card, we can tell where their zone was originally situated and compensate them according for coming to perform their civic duty. 3- when we get out electronic voting process right and totally eliminate electoral violence and intimidation, we can then go back to how it was. We should also pass “election campaign” finance laws that limits the sources of donation to only citizens of Nigeria. Also, the law should stipulate that 6 months to election, each candidate and their campaign team must furnish the EFCC with every single bank statement for up to 2 years prior to the election and inform the Efcc on how much they have at their disposal for the election.[/b] |
So, no one sees anything wrong with the fact that they published the names of the UNDERAGED human trafficking victims? These Naive village girls were lured to a new city where they know no-one, promised great opportunities and then forced into prostitution. No one sees anything wrong with this? Only God knows how I became a Nigerian, the way I think is far different from most Nigerians. Maybe that’s why I’ve been blessed with wealth whilst majority are wallowing in poverty. I’m proud to be one of the mental elites in this country where majority reason like super backwards. |
seunmohmoh:I like you and I love the way you think. The woman did absolutely nothing wrong asking for a salary increase. All the school had to do was say “your salary will be reviewed on Bleep date, please be patient until then”. Unfortunately most Nigerians are cowards and preyed on by unprofessional firms. |
tolumizzy:Your daughter is future meat and your son is future failure! |
Life is short n brutish in Naija for real. |
nwamabo247:Hey bro, I’ll like to message you. What’s your direct email? |
eki2000:That is how Nigerian government operates. They lie and cook up tales!! The only firefighter that showed up was from the delta state government. |
They are now saying that angry mobs prevented the fire trucks from showing up but on Facebook live, no truck was there and people were fighting it with snatchers of pure water until the delta fire truck arrived. I heard the screams of people begging for help and some screaming for their God. It was a solemn video to watch |
I love charly boy... Even though he expresses himself in unique ways but this man has been married to the same woman since forever, treated his parents with love and respect while they were alive. You might not like him but he has exhibited exemplary behaviors unlike most so called men of God |
Jakumo:God bless you for not cowering to money and being honest. |
FEGNO:Thanks bro. Most people were praising her and calling her the “real slay queen”. Her wealth came from our collective resources. Imagine allocating an oil well that could benefit millions of people and communities to one person and that person has consistently reaped the proceeds and bragged about it for decades and everyone thinks it’s okay? Something is definitely wrong with most Nigerians I’m glad to be one of the few mental elites that have refused to be subdued m. |
Conner44:Is this an attempt to be funny or do you legit think like an idiot? |
Blackvic1:We have the largest population in Africa and the largest black population on earth. Fortunately, the good ones are more than the bad ones but I don't know for how long if we don’t fix our country! |
id911:Yes he did. I noticed people that didn’t donate are the ones asking these questions. I made a donation and gave account of how the funds were managed. Everyday, he’d get on Facebook live to update his followers on how much has been received and how much has been spent. He also named and thanked every non-anonymous donor -including me. Sowore is the most accountable person and very fit to run Nigeria. He is not perfect but far better than the garbage we have. |
People run from Nigeria for better opportunities. What I don’t understand is how they still involve themselves with crimes and dishonesty despite living in a better country |
centboy123456:Depends, for locally produced goods, I use Konga and Jumia. For foreign made goods, I use Alibaba.com and amazon |
Interesting. I’d like to see how this one ends. I always pick up from the post office for free since I already paid all the shipping fees online before the product is shipped but I’ve never sent nor received a laptop to/from overseas. |
[b]Tax tax tax The answer is not to increase taxes. No country can succeed if they have more poor than middle class folks. The answer is so everything to move more Nigerians from poor to middle class. In no particular order, i recommend the following steps if we must migrate from poor to developing country: The first step is to reduce government spending and refocus it on the people. House of rep, senate ati gbogbo ti gob should be be put on 200% of the minimum wage. Second step is to stop subsidizing petrol and mandate local refining of oil and gas. The money wasted by subsidizing Petrol can saved and will create new opportunities Third step is to be export more than we import. E.g coal and agricultural products and remove all the hurdles that makes exporting and importing a Herculean task. Fourth step is to increase trading with other African. Countries. This would bring more wealth into the country. Finally, fix core infrastructures especially electricity because without electricity, the cost of doing business in Naija is extreme high. Fix roads so farmers can easily transport their goods. Build commercial rails so tankers and heavy lifters don’t have to be on the road unnecessarily. There are so many things we can do to help us grow and taxing Nigerians to death is not one of them. The elites will not mind the taxes but the poor and average Nigerians will bear the brunt because that increased vat, toll, bank taxes etc greatly hurts them and their business. [/b] |
Same way you tell your wife her food is not sweet!! |
hokafor:Did we watch a different video? Cos what I saw is broad daylight kidnapping. The girl ran away for a reason and the op said she had obvious scars on her body. She strongly resisted to be taken by those that have probably abused her in the past. The appropriate way to handle this would’ve been to call any women support group/organization and prevent those men from taking her. |
slawomir:Bro, na low self esteem Dey worry you. The type of music we do, no other country on earth can do it and I’ve noticed a lot of foreign artists copy our sounds e.g drake, j cole, migos l, major lazer and so much more!! Nigerian artistes are on to something! Davido has almost a billion views on YouTube. We are killing shittt!! We are not there YET but the future is fucccking bright!!!! |
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