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NGpatriot:There’s no peace without justice! The peace walk should’ve been the last step after the state has held culprits accountable! The peace walk is a public show geared to support his second term campaign and also send positive message to the international community. |
juniorstar:Bro, in the real world, all that matters is what you graduated with. Not the school (except it’s an Ivy League school). A 2.1 from Bowen has a higher opportunity than a 2.2 from UI or Unilag. We gotta get out this mindset that tough education is great for our future! |
As the scourge of the Omnicron virus increases, watch and see as all the other country turn this to an “African” virus! Watch and see the racism That’d come with it. They’ll forget the virus emanated from China and replace the label with Africa. |
Moferere:He’s the victim of theft! There’s nothing Mumu about deciding to help another fellow human being. There’s nothing wrong ring with what he did! We need to start learning how to stop blaming victims! Victim blaming is entrenched in our culture but it’s time to shake it off and start holding people accountable…. |
I’m offended by the headline of this post. I know the poster most likely means well but a competent woman was elected in a highly contested position but we can only sum her up to being young and sexy? We need to do better!!! |
We4all:This was not a race thing. The reason I said she’d have been bullied in Nigeria is because our educational system is not sensitive to people with disability. We all know a disabled classmate that others made fun of in primary, secondary school and even in university right? The US system is more sensitive to people with disability and teachers go extra miles to sensitive students before the child even joins the school. Any child that as much as bullies or disrespects the disabled child will be dealt with severely. It’s not a race thing! |
She’s lucky to have a strong and supportive and successful parents as her guardians! If they didn’t send her abroad, she probably would’ve been badly bullied in Nigeria!! ————- This was not a race thing. The reason I said she’d have been bullied in Nigeria is because our educational system is not sensitive to people with disability. We all know a disabled classmate that others made fun of in primary, secondary school and even in university right? The US system is more sensitive to people with disability and teachers go extra miles to sensitive students before the child even joins the school. Any child that as much as bullies or disrespects the disabled child will be dealt with severely. It’s not a race thing! |
Over a decade later and you’re still defining her by her unfortunate accident! Nigerians are actually very backward people but you wouldn’t know that till you interact with other Africans. |
Ayo2004:Bro, Cubana has been in the club business for decades! As at 2010, I had a friend working In one of his club. He has humbly paid his dues for so long. All your old time fave artist can testify! He’s always been in the background hustling legit!!! |
dettolgel:I chuckled when I read your comment! Nigeria is a society that only cries wolf when the injustice affects the rich and famous. Few hours ago, a girl was expelled from a Nigerian University simply for twerking. She broke no law, she didn’t cause any harm to anyone or violate any known code of conduct but Nigerians cheered and praised the school because her only crime was being a young woman! Until we can stand up for the least of us, there is no Moving forward in this society. Until we can take bias aside and judge based on facts and laws of the land, there’s no moving forward for us. Eventually, we shall all be consumed by “illegalities”. Keep it up. |
I hope they already left that place before giving out their location! Otherwise, this would be a very foolish move! |
SavageResponse:The first story that was posted a while back. Prior to her arrest and arraignment! Search for it. |
idahme:Having Sex should not be an employment requirement. That is sexual harassment and gender discrimination. Both are crimes in Nigeria. |
idahme:I fully understand the difference between morality and legality. Last I checked, sexual harassment is a crime in Nigeria! Last I checked, discrimination based on protected class (eg sex) is also a crime in Nigeria. People Like you are part of the the reason this country remains stagnant! A PUBLIC office holder promised a naive girl a job if she lets him have his way with her. This is a job she may have been qualified for but he chose to exploit her first! Yet, the society is holding her accountable but letting the man walk! But people like you have justified it as okay and “legal”. |
FreeSpirited:Bro, I support the girl! Think about it… The man promised her a job, she gave up her virginity out of desperation. If we must convict the girl for blackmail, then we must convict the man for requesting for sex in order to give her a job. Fair is fair bro!!! Her actions are not right but the man’s action is evil! |
I hope he dies in prison! Such a nuisance!! |
Lies!!! |
Na look I Dey look!!! None of these orphanages are properly regulated. Kids are severely abused and no one is held accountable. ![]() |
Sonnobax15:And this is the line of thinking that makes majority of Nigerian girls feel so comfortable and entitled to a man’s money. Because for people like you, that is all you have to offer. To the OP: I used to be in your predicament! Felt anxiety whenever I wanna shoot my shot and most times, I miss out on wonderful women because I was probably afraid of rejection. To overcome this fear you feel, you need to condition yourself to be perfectly comfortable with rejection You need to be confident with yourself and you need to be able to speak your mind and let people take it how they wanna take it. I wish you the best. Don’t let anyone tell you that feeling goes away if you make money. If you don’t have confidence now, money wouldn’t bring it! |
danot1030:Bro or sis, have some empathy. The soldiers are there to protect law abiding citizens whom are also victims of these gun men! Let’s stop defending the indefensible and excusing the inexcusable. |
DropsMic:Competence and meritocracy! Until those become our motto, Nigeria will never move forward.. lol |
BeeBeeOoh:How is it her fault? It can happen to anyone!! The manufacturers should be investigated and the cylinder examined for defects so as to prevent future occurrence. |
So the guy they were beating up in the video isn’t Mr Agu? Nigerian army has a very long way to go in order to gain the trust of the people which it has never had. There’s video evidence of your officers assaulting an unarmed civilian. That is barbaric and backwards. As one of the largest Army in west Africa, one would expect the military to start taking a tough stance on any misconduct that harms civilians! |
- Too judgemental - Values what their pastor tells them over their partner - Calls their pastor “daddy” or something ridiculous - refuses to enjoy some of the worldly pleasures God Gave us in the name of “holiness”. - fasts and prays for things without working - spends inordinate amount of time at religious houses from one pastor to another - will place tithe over helping their family or people around them in desperate needs. P.s. I don’t thite but I feel supporting the work of God is important but even more important is loving our family and supporting them. - |
Ayanwukoma:You’re valid! Fuccck em all!!! Keep hustling and one day, they’ll all grovel at your feet. |
You can deny the allegation without making it sound insulting or condescending. She’s also a human being! |
You’ll kill me first before you do me like this. Even when I was a teenager, I never got one day let myself be intimidated! I stood up to people others feared! I’m still alive! I’m not dead yet! Make una Dey chop anything! Cowards! |



. Now tell me,if to say nothing dey the guy possession before,you think say he for get the kind ginger wey he get so?