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Nairaland General › Re: Share Those Funny Memories That Make You Laugh Till Date by majorbravo:
Mine was when I was still a freshman, there was this guy who was getting roasted in a "yabbing" contest. Dude literarily cried and left, told us he will be back. He came back the next day with one skinny dude in baggy clothes and told us, with gleeful eyes, that this dude would skin us alive with his yabs.

Now Keycan(not his real name) was our serial 'yabbist' and has been itching for a worthy competitor for sometime. Immediately he saw the skinny dude, he didnt even wait for an introduction and launched his attack with the most hilarious yab I ever heard: "Who be this guy? See as you be like skeleton wey person just throw skin on top like bedspread". That was it, show was over!


Update: I have had a laugh remembering good ol days, found this thread as well: https://www.nairaland.com/1556745/yab-yab-yab-childhood-yabbing. It cracks me up everytime
Health › Re: Kenyan Man With World's Biggest Manhood And Testicles Undergoes Surgery by majorbravo: 2:19pm On Jul 19, 2017
Forence has already undergone the surgery and it was successful. He is doing well according to latest reports. I do not wish what that man had on any man, it's a nightmare, his resilience and optimism through it all is outstanding.
Politics › Re: Fascinating Photos Of Nigeria Taken Decades Before Its Independence And After. by majorbravo:
mansakhalifa:
That thing on that tripod does not look like a camera to me. If you ask me,it looks like some sort of surveying equipment-a theodolite or something? Dunno.
Its called a transit. Used for measuring horizontal and vertical angles, its very similar to a theodolite.
https://www.surveyantiques.com/comp_images/gurley/book/color/c-38.jpg
Politics › Re: FG To Stop Production Of Nigerian Movies, Music, Abroad by majorbravo:
ChieduJoshua081:
com what is ur problem? Why did u say that? Dont u support it? eh? How many times has Drake come to Nigeria to do his music here? How many times has sam smith, Ed sheran, Adele, Beyonce left their country to come and do their business in Nigeria? Cant u see that some Nigerians are senseless?
It doesnt have to be Nigeria, but most of them shoot videos abroad (outside US) here are some examples of videos shot by American artists in brazil:

Michael Jackson - They dont care about us
[img]https:///media/6-20-2015/RDT6oN.gif[/img]

Beyonce - Hold onto me Blue ivy
https://31.media.tumblr.com/dc81aa14cdfaef3f7657740387bd525c/tumblr_n6z0j3bY6o1tqakyso1_500.gif

Snoop and Pharrel - Beautiful
[img]https://thamightymix.files./2016/06/beautiful.gif?w=448&h=336[/img]

I'm sure you have seen this music video of Nicki Minaj - No Frauds... that bridge behind her is located in 'You know where'
https://68.media.tumblr.com/6632c990475b804791c6eee2b955bccc/tumblr_oova8uvICx1ua01u0o1_500.gif
Politics › Re: FG To Stop Production Of Nigerian Movies, Music, Abroad by majorbravo: 2:33am On Jul 16, 2017
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Politics › Re: Presidency: Northern Youths Declare War On Cabal by majorbravo: 12:35pm On Jul 14, 2017
This is becoming interesting
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Npower Replies Applicant Who Threatens To Bite Official by majorbravo: 9:13am On Jul 14, 2017
Typical of Nigerian customer service, ignoring the complaint made and attacking flimsy issues all in a bid to find an excuse for their incompetence.
Sports › Re: Mikel Obi’s Girlfriend Accuses Nigerian Man Of Racism by majorbravo: 3:21pm On Jul 03, 2017
You expect Mikel to post pics of his family on instagram so Evan's fans and apprentices could stay employed? Wasn't it you lot that kidnapped his father a couple of years ago? Nigeria isn't safe so he keeps his family off social media to protect them.
Crime › Re: 5 Family Members Die After Having A Meal Of Jollof Rice In Imo State by majorbravo: 3:04pm On Jul 03, 2017
bigfrancis21:
Obianuju Nwosu should be held responsible.
Obianuju is one of the dead
Sports › Re: John Terry Signs For Aston Villa by majorbravo: 2:50pm On Jul 03, 2017
Health › Re: Photos Of Kano N2.8 Billion Giginyu Hospital & Equipment by majorbravo: 9:00pm On Jun 28, 2017
Romance › Re: This Is The Mentality Every Broke Guy Should Have!!! by majorbravo:
OP women are primodially Hypergamous in nature. See my thread: https://www.nairaland.com/3110907/hypergamy-briffaults-law-women-primodially

Now about this topic, you gotta focus on two things:
1. Women love to be entertained. (The person who designed Barbie fantasy world for girls probably saw this too)
2. Women don't care how you are able to provide entertainment, they just want to be entertained. (Call it living in a fantasy world)

You may feel you have all the girls at your beck and call even though you are broke, but first off, you have to realise what being broke truly means. Being temporary out of funds isn't the same thing as broke. Let's say Andy gets paid every month but at some point he used up all his money to change his wardrobe. Andy would get more attention from women than Barry who wears one shirt everyday cos he is saving his money for a house and perhaps a comfortable vacation for his future family when he gets married.

But the Irony is, women would find Andy more desirable even though he is broke, because he externally appears to have his life on check while Barry doesn't seem to. But when it comes to marriage, women would pick Barry over Andy any day. The only issue women have is that most of them are not proactive enough to investigate the men they get married to.

Most women associate wealth with what men show them not what the men really have. That's why the divorce rate these days seem widespread, because in marriage they get to find out that the 'hushpuppi doppel ganger' husband they married used all his cash to impress girls with a fancy wardrobe designed by gucci and versace, but really he has a bank account reading in negative and can't even afford every day family needs.
Crime › Re: Soldier Who Is Evans' Gang Member Arrested, Made N6.5m From Kidnapping (Photo) by majorbravo:
this man is no soldier
Crime › Re: American Man Sent To Kirikiri Prison For Defrauding Three Nigerians by majorbravo: 7:00pm On Jun 23, 2017
Victornezzar:
Just look at wat ur saying
dat prison isn't good 4 his white skin......it's we blacks dat love prison na
let him face d wrath of wat he did....but if it's our citizens dat commit d crime....ur type would be d 1st 2 say let em be jailed
y do we keep worshipping d whites
Lol, she called the criminal sweetheart!
Autos › Re: Mom Forces Rich Kid To Sell His New Range Rover Sport. by majorbravo:
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Business › Re: Paddy Adenuga Has A Message For Ladies Sliding Into His DM by majorbravo: 6:11pm On Jun 13, 2017
Holly Molly! Would you look at that? The number of pink f's that appear in the 'viewing-this-topic' section is like the follow list of the average male nairalander.
Celebrities › Re: King Wasiu Ayinde Marshal At The Montreal Grand Prix 2017 by majorbravo: 6:16pm On Jun 12, 2017
belindar:
This is not a big news to people that leaves in western world. You buy your ticket and you attend and take foto as you like. So what a Bleep? I have been to many events similar to these even football matches, Bolton v Chelsea when okocha was there, Chelsea v Man U, Barca v Chelsea and many more. WWW world championships at MEN AREANA.
I have even stayed in the same hotel with many dignitaries during my trips but never make noise.
You call it noise. They call it sharing their happiness. You chose to keep your experiences private. What's it to you what they choose to do with their experiences?
Car Talk › Re: 2017 Sagamu Rally Car Race In Nigeria (Photos) by majorbravo: 5:34pm On Jun 12, 2017
livinus009:
This is the first I've seen in Nigeria. The state or FG Should probably invest in it.
I have thought about setting something like this up in Nigeria last year but I don't live in Nigeria, It's a good move by the op.
Car Talk › Re: 2017 Sagamu Rally Car Race In Nigeria (Photos) by majorbravo: 5:27pm On Jun 12, 2017
highchief3:
The lady flagging off the race.... .. the ones I see on TV look different Sha!
That was a lady? Uh sh*t. You are right, I just had to go take a look at the picture again. Well it's a rally not Fast and Furious, lol. I guess anything goes. You and I would probably be amazed to find out that Lady may have fantasized about being a Flag girl when she was younger and this is a dream come true.
Car Talk › Re: 2017 Sagamu Rally Car Race In Nigeria (Photos) by majorbravo: 5:19pm On Jun 12, 2017
Cornerstone001:
Interesting but it's nothing to compare with formular 1 wink
I think they did just fine. Rally racing is in a different class of its own not to be compared with F1. It's meant to be held in rugged terrain(dirt track) not clean tarred roads.
Car Talk › Re: 2017 Sagamu Rally Car Race In Nigeria (Photos) by majorbravo: 5:13pm On Jun 12, 2017
This is innovative. I want to see more of these sorts of tournaments in Nigeria.
Politics › Re: Seven Mps Of Nigerian Origin Just Elected Into The UK Parliament, Meet Them. by majorbravo: 2:17pm On Jun 12, 2017
That Fiona looks Kenyan btw
Health › Re: Please Help Am Suffering From Severe Pimples/acne PHOTOS by majorbravo:
Stay off gluten and sugar for 4 weeks and post your results the week after.

Wheat, Bread or anything made with flour should be forbidden in your diet.

Eat more fruits and exercise often.
Celebrities › Re: Bob-Manuel Udokwu: "Igbos Please Come Back Home" by majorbravo: 7:04pm On Jun 11, 2017
I had expected by now the Eastern chiefs would have made declarations to those living in the East to open their homes and resources to accept the Eastern returnees from the North and help them integrate into the eastern society once more. What are they waiting for?

What Mr Bob here is doing is commendable, but they need to do more. Volunteers should be enlisted into an evacuation, relocation and integration service, to help eastern descendants stranded in the north make the big move back to the east. I am yet to see any tangible move made in light of the looming crisis.

This move is to ensure, returnees don't face exploitation from unscrupulous elements if/when they arrive at their homeland.

I think 99% of the people in Africa need to be taught how to deal with crisis.
NYSC › Re: NYSC Members To Get N100million Loans by majorbravo:
I remember being told by someone they were asked to contribute N500 each towards a Government led NYSC foundation when they served the nation in 2010. I do not know if the foundation collected this amount from previous batches.

Approximately 2000 corpers serve in each state per batch.

2000 x 36 = 72,000 corpers per batch.

Approximately 3 batches a year as at 2010, reveals

72,000 x 3 = 216,000 per year

If they have kept this up till now, that's 7 years

216,000 x 7 years = 1,512,000 cummulative corpers served in the last 7 years.

Now if each of them donated N500, you have
1,512,000 x 500 = N756,000,000 (Roughly 700 million after tax and additional expenses).

The government decides to give corpers in 2017 only 1/7 of it.

Someone explain what is happening? I might be wrong but the NYSC foundation should be richer than what they are offering.
Politics › Re: Quit Notice: I Have Been In Bosso For 45 Years, Where Do I Go? – Yoruba Leader by majorbravo: 1:16pm On Jun 10, 2017
Nightwolf1:
The threat was given to igbos no yorubas why wud he panick? grin water neva pass garri yet cheesy
The question is, how would they tell the difference? I assume igbos who even speak hausa could trick them better than a yoruba man who can speak neither igbo nor hausa.
Celebrities › Re: Efe Is Nigerian Youth Ambassador - Solomon Dalung by majorbravo: 11:33pm On May 30, 2017
Siscooh:
I didn't misunderstand. I got you 100%
You blamed Nigerians for always regretting and criticizing the choices they make but you used the opportunity to shade Buhari and Efe. I am French major but I understand that English
See my post at 10:46pm. Thanks.
Celebrities › Re: Efe Is Nigerian Youth Ambassador - Solomon Dalung by majorbravo: 11:25pm On May 30, 2017
Siscooh:
Your literature can't change this. Efe is a favoured child. Buhari is chosen. The future is pregnant. So don't be quick to see NOTHING in Efe and our President's reigns.Thank you
I think you grossly misunderstood the literature. you may want to see my last post on this thread for clarity before making the bolded assertion. Thanks for reading though.
Celebrities › Re: Efe Is Nigerian Youth Ambassador - Solomon Dalung by majorbravo: 10:46pm On May 30, 2017
Jaykolo10:
Guy just chill and check what you are saying they elected him to win the show not to come and be a fucking ambassador cause the show is just meant for fun not an endorsement for any thing...... Even we naija we gats wake up and see dat this country needs to be reborn.
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I STAND FOR THE REBIRTH OF NIGERIA.......
The show is over, dude has a life too. I understand your point but you need to understand how governance is run. Ambassadorial positions are usually given to people who have had major influence on the people they have been appointed to represent. Such influence is expected to be positive. However, in this case, the Nigerian government is just capitalizing on the popularity Efe enjoys with a majorly Nigerian youth populace, in the hopes he could use his personality (which the Nigerian youth claimed they loved about him on the show) to influence the youths positively with a more dignified outside house persona.

Ever wondered why beauty pageant winners are made ambassadors for culture and stuff? Typically beauty should have nothing to do with those sorts of positions but its how governance is run and ambassadorial appointments of this kind are made, on the ability to influence.

Notwithstanding, I do agree with you that there might be better options for that position, However, there isnt a huge support from Nigerian youths themselves for more enlightening programs in the country, too bad it took a show like Big Brother to grab their attention init? Trust me the reaction from government would have been same if over 10 million Nigerians who voted on Big Brother would also watch the Cowbell Maths Competition. Before we point hands at government the Nigerians also need to set their priorities straight. Tough luck you might say but yeah that's exactly the point we share: Nigeria needs to be schooled in a lot of things.
Celebrities › Re: Efe Is Nigerian Youth Ambassador - Solomon Dalung by majorbravo:
Nigerians seem to criticize everything and I wont blame them due to the ineptitude and gross incompetence of the leaders same Nigerians elected. Oh yeah? Well the blame is with y'all! Don't you guys see there is actually a problem with the majority of Nigerians?

When the Big Brother show was aired, you guys supported Efe like he was some mini-god and eventually he won, now you guys claim he isn't sophisticated enough to be your ambassador?

This is the same way you folks voted for Buhari and almost killed each other to ensure he won. Now you complain about the very same person you voted for?

Just like in Buhari's election case, I kept asking people what they saw in Efe while the voting was on and they didnt even know why they supported him. Some said he was real, but when asked to substantiate or define 'Real', they couldn't give an answer. I presume most of them just went with the crowd hype I guess.

Nigerians!!! What is wrong with you? What do you really want? When will you learn? Can't you see you are the architect's of your own misfortunes? I have studied the psyche of you lot and seen that what you guys practically do is raise someone to the very top and then hate them for being on top.

Change before its too late. Stop letting emotions becloud your sense of good judgement. Channel your support wisely.
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: When You Eventually Get That Dream Job by majorbravo: 8:16pm On May 30, 2017
Waspy:
This right here, is the undoing of the Black race
Only wish you can copyright this very piece..... If it's actually your intellectual property
Some of the churches in Nigeria need to be more accountable for the sermons they preach to our brethen. Most people in Nigeria live their lives believing they have a score to settle with the devil and everyone around them. So they take the slightest opportunity to put someone else down very seriously that they have coined nationally acclaimed phrases like : I pass my neighbour, My case is different, Borrow pose, Pepper dem gang, Who you epp and many others. This is insidious to say the least, as these people aren't fully aware of the impression they are leaving on the upcoming generation.
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: When You Eventually Get That Dream Job by majorbravo:
austinosita:

1. Don't tell the world:


2. Don't get involved in office politics:


3. Don't live extravagantly:

4. Save and Invest:

5. Don't show off or taunt people:

6. Pay your tithe and be charitable:

7. Finally, live a responsible life.
Well tbh, I don't exactly agree with half of your list. This is the sort of advice that would have worked in the 1960s for the Baby boomer generation. We are currently in generation Z and things are done differently around the world now.

MY RESPONSE TO YOUR POINTS

1. My response: TELL THE SMART WORLD. I say tell the world, but tell the smart world. Anyone who clearly isn't happy with your growth in life is not worthy to sit 10 meters from you. You don't intend to hide every detail of your life forever, it would limit your growth. How do you network and find bigger jobs in the future if you have to hide your career life? Don't be ashamed of your success, you have earned it. I have always told anyone who cares to listen, Anyone in your life who you constantly have to hide your successes from due to fear of their envy is not (and would never be) worthy to be your friend.

2. My response: GET INVOLVED IN OFFICE POLITICS. As a matter of fact in current day, you should get involved in Office Politics if you want to bond with the older workers. If you don't, they are most likely to see you as a potential snitch or a coward they can kick around. The advice you should have given again is, Move Smartly. Choose your sides wisely or maintain an air of co-operation, however be sharp enough to know when to pull away at the right time.

3. My response: LIVE SMARTLY. Asking people not to live an extravagant life is a bit vague as it is relative and can't really be substantiated what extravagance is really too much. It's like asking Davido not to live the way he does, living that way is part of his publicity for him to demand more money when he is called for shows, same goes for Floyd money mayweather, he charges really high for an advertorial. Therefore asking people to live below their means is mostly pessimistic advice as this would be asking people to live a lie. Even though (I believe) your intentions are good, the title doesn't do it any justice.What you should have written is 'Live smartly'. It doesn't matter how you live but how your living makes you act. As long as you remain nice to people, I dont think anyone would have a problem with your new life except of course envious people (see what you do to them in my response number 1). If you make 20 million a month and live in Ajegunle, you would have to constantly deal with touts, so if you move to an area that befits your current lifestyle, Ajegunle folks might accuse you of being a show off. However, the folks in the new location would not classify your move as a show off, if you don't move you may never overcome certain boundaries in life, you have to bear in mind that there would always be those who think you are a show off even when you are just living your normal life. It depends on the people you have relationships with and their backgrounds or mindsets. Tboss from BBN was thought to be a show off because she was in a house full of people who weren't used to her lifestyle, it doesn't make her a show off, she was only on the wrong show or environment. However, keep in mind, You will never grow in life if you hide your talents like a lamp under a bushel. If you must work for anyone, work only for or with people who are happy about your growth and happiness. Or be your own boss. Trust me, no matter how much you take home every month, you will never be happy or fulfilled if you have to cover up every happy moment in your life just so your boss and your friends could be pleased.


4. My response: INVEST IN YOURSELF. You gave good advice however, life isn't guaranteed. You know what they say: Life is short. I would say purchase utilities rather than spending on mundane stuff that doesnt improve you. So technically, I'm saying invest in yourself would be the way to go. Go to the gym, eat healthy(believe me life can do a number on ya if you are found lacking in this department), read more about your career, attend exhibitions and conferences that would build your personality. You want to be your own boss someday. Find out what resources are available in your company that you can use in developing yourself in preparation for that day when you have to leave and do your thing. So, bottom line, you can spend money anyway you want but spend it on things that make your job and life balance easier. If you go save all your money and not invest in developing yourself. You would end up at 60 with 10 plots of land but having to treat a life threatening ailment or missing out on a promotion or better position at another job elsewhere due to your lack of professional development over the years.



5. My response: LIVE YOUR LIFE AND CARE LESS ABOUT HATERS.
I agree not to taunt people, but the point you made is not totally exclusive to having a job. Many people are ill-willed from birth, such people wouldn't necessarily change because they got a job. I don't exactly understand what you could possibly show off in this case that someone somewhere doesn't already have. See my response to number 3 above.

6. My response: BE CHARITABLE IN FINANCE BUT MORE IN INTELLECT SHARING. Good advice, be charitable to those who need help. Even if you dont have a sh*t load of money, advice from an experienced fellow is golden to a newbie. The world would be a better place if more actually successful people than scammers were out and about, giving free advice to our youth.

7. Finally, live a responsible life.
My response: Yes live responsibly and your chances of eventually dying responsibly is a possibility. Good advice.

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