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Yes, this post made absolutely NO SENSE! From the fact that it was posted in the religion section to the people claiming it was staged to glorify God and the OP for tagging this divine intervention. This is the problem with Nigeria, with all this religious nonsense, dude the small voice talking to you was your fuckin mind giving you common sense that you simply do not go in the bushes barefoot, even kids know that. And Duh! your foot didn't get pierced thanks to your footwear, also you don't even know how good of a trap that was, there are sooooo many factors left unconsidered before you tagged it divine intervention! God has more important things to do. There is nothing extraordinary about the post, matter of fact this is an extraordinarily ordinary post. |
Neymaaaaaar scores!...neat!!! |
Haha Chinedu is a clown, trying to act like a responsible citizen when everyone knows his hands aren't clean, he's like the most popular nigerian in kenya, and I've met him personally on a few occasions, his ex wife had the connections to the minister which is why he married her, they were more like business partners, yes drugs, and with the minister's influence they would move their merchandise out and into the country without trouble, they got into some money trouble and he got outsmarted by his wife and the minister. Now he's just broke and bitter. Those days if you're a nigerian in kenya with the intention of pushing drugs, Chinedu is the guy to meet... he's just getting a piece of his own shit!. And to all those shouting "ordinary kenya for that matter", suck up your giant of africa syndrome, those days are gone and smaller countries are coming up and catching up fast, as a country working with less than half the budget of nigeria, kenya is more comfortable to live in than nigeria, and note that I didnt say, more developed, but more comfortable and less frustrating, y'all need to go there before making conclusions, its a tourist location and kenyans are usually friendly and welcoming, my experience... the truth is, nigerians bring these things on themselves because a high percentage of them in kenya are into illegal businesses, and trust me, you'll be amazed at the population of nigerians there, respect is earned. |
Abeg, who is this Aboki? |
If only people would just make comments based on the title of the thread, his looks, not his age, he's young, so what? The fact that y'all couldn't talk among adults during your days doesn't mean you have to remind him of that fact, putting someone down just to give yourself some self worth, smh, last I checked, there are young billionaires springing up here and there nowadays, give him a break... being young in this century is a thing to be proud of. @OP, you're good looking, you need to start working out tho, now is the time to start building those guns, since you're young, it'll be easier. But me fine pass you sha, no offence lol. |
donroxy: Okrika self get QualityAbeg tell them ooh! Obi1kenobi: I mean, watch Meryl Streep's depiction of Margaret Thatcher in "The Iron Lady".People don't realize you have to consider all these before thinking of comparing the two industries. On point bro! |
donroxy: Don't Mind Afam4Ever,Gbam... well said! I'm sure hollywood will beat them at their own game. Khaki no be leather, shoe get size!. |
Afam4eva: All the Bollywood rip-offs of Hollywood movies that i've watched are usually better than the original. I remember watching this Indian movie that was a rip off of a movie that starred jamie Foxx and Tom cruise and i prefered it to the original. There's something about Bollywood movies that i like.Duh! Of course rip offs will be better, when you work on an old project several years later, you don't expect they won't do a better job... you don't expect remakes to be of less quality than the originals, but that doesn't change what it is, a rip off!. Give credit. |
It's funny how people just wake up these days and think "how can I bash America today?"...smh, I love bollywood movies, but making that a basis for comparison to hollywood is very laughable, yes they've made a handful of good movies of late, but ffs there are tons more top quality hollywood movies... even from the 90's, that will beat the very best outta bollywood. Abeg leave personal anti-american sentiments aside and be realistic. Shuoo!. |
Easy solution, Youtube - works everytime. |
victorv12: Nigerians can do better!!And that conclusion is based upon the fact that one man is wanted? I'm pretty sure nigerians make a very low percentage of the FBI's most wanted databases. And I doubt the authenticity of that picture because the FBI isnt even the jurisdiction over financial crimes and bank fraud, the Secret Service is. |
Limaoscar: You don't get His point do you?Dude, after all the chemo's, therapy, and treatment in the UK, how the F is this supernatural? No, you'd be a fool not to trust in medical science which credit goes to. You, Sir, don't get the point. |
spikes C: No one is condoning crime but dude, i can assure you, You don't know what our guys are capable of doing. You just don't knowI can assure you that I do know, there are countries known for various corrupt activities, drug related activities are synonymous to mexicans, cubans, some carribean countries, cyber crimes - russia is king, maybe nepal, vietnam, and very few european countries, this heist might be carried out in the states, but americans hardly know how to exploit their own systems, i'm sure majority are foreigners. Nigeria - romance scams, yes maybe some credit card or bank fraud, but most of them buy these tools (identities, card info's called dumps on the black market, and bank-logins) from russians, and just know how to apply them. So nigerians be able to make transfers out of bank accounts, or encode card info onto magnetic stripes and shop, but they are hardly the source of all those info, they hardly do any hacking, just basic stuff really. Give more credit to the source, and not the application. So, man, I know. |
oseiwe: I am referring to d num of withdrawals to d amount and pple involved. Nigerians cant do ATM blast but dey are up and running wit internet transfers. Dere is no official figure for now, but d ones dat I'm tracing are frightening. val_dee: What are you arguing on about?Exactly! Stop overrating naija fraud and give credit to the real black-hats here, though not condoning their actions. Nigerians do not hack into any accounts, nor do they partake in the hacking, the most they do is phishing (creating clone websites of financial institutions to steal info) which is really easy, you see it on the fake GTB emails everyday, you don't even have to be a good web designer fo' that. For the bank transfers, they just "buy" bank-logins and account details from hackers/black-hats like these, and its not rocket science to do a transfer once you have login info, all you need is a destination account which can also be bought or opened with fake ID's, now thats newbie sh*t. I think a heist like this can hardly be pulled off by our naija ppl, because greediness would kill the operation before it even gets started. You have to admire the way the ring united from different parts of the world to pull off the heist. All this naija boys overrating don tire me, educate yourself first!. |
Nigerians and their spirituality and being religious, like someone said... these are NOT prophecies, any reasonable person could for-see all this, old men talk about this in beer parlors everyday, I guess they're prophets as well? lol. Throughout the so-called prophecies, he's church advert was on the bottom of the screen... I'm sure this marketing strategy is targeted at people who are dumb enough to believe it, or people who don't know they're smart enough to have predicted this right from time. |
obailala: Can someone please tell me what is wrong in buying gold especially if the person is financially capableMost Sensible post on this thread! Nigerian Government isn't the problem, Nigerians are... How can we grow with all this beefing attitude? Yes, he's a small boy, but he took some bold steps to attain the height he has achieved today which I'm sure many of you old men here haven't dreamt of!, He does what makes him happy, and as long as it doesn't hurt no one, then don't beef! I'm sure if most of you here had that opportunity, you'll do worse! And Yes, Gold is an asset - dumbasses! |
Adriano off!!!... hehehe barca back go nack ground today! |
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The start of the video was copied from Rkelly ft Keri Hilson's - Number One Video...did they really have to? no more ideas? In the video, she's goes hard...but on bba tomorrow, she'll be acting like a total douche...wtf ![]() |
chemberlin: If this is true that means the bible quaotation that said "the kingdom of God is for a little child who has no sin" is now proven to be rite...she is sinlessNo Offence...but that was a very senseless post! ![]() |
rowlandoo: @ManlinesssYes, I was given a scholarship for $12k...I'm 19, still in Abuja now, I would post the interview when I get back to Lagos, settled and on my home internet. ![]() |
Hello House, I've been following this thread for a few months, read from the first thread down to this one, and I must say you guyz are really doing a great job...it has been of much help to me, to build my confidence, and preparations for my visa interview. I was interviewed at the Abuja Consulate today and I'm glad to announce that I WAS GRANTED A VISA for undergraduate. Please help me thank God...I'm so overwhelmed by this right now and I will post interview details as after I pick up my passport with the visa on wednesday. The key to success is mostly your confidence, try to connect with the VO, be sure of what you're saying and have proper documentation to back it up... Please I have to ask those that have gotten their VISA's, whats the next step after getting a visa...what do I have to do? Thanks. |
^^^ Clap for yourself...Call Jesus, make he give u work ![]() |
^^^ How many u don form by yourself? Waka pass abeg! Mumu |
A man and his ever-nagging wife went on vacation to Jerusalem. While they were there, the wife passed away. The undertaker told the Husband "You can have her shipped home for $5,000,or you can bury her here, in the Holy Land, for $150." The man thought about it and told him he would just have her shipped home. The undertaker asked, "Why would you spend $5,000 to ship your wife home, when it would be wonderful to be buried here and you would spend only $150?" The man replied, "Long ago a man died here, was buried here, and three days later he rose from the dead. I just can't take that chance." ![]() |
free2ryhme: This is not a story but a true incident that happened in USA.*Chairman, why u come twist the joke like dis na? When I read this joke, it had nothing to do with a Nigerian lol...nice joke tho' |
Abeg, if dem do the robot, e go fit do jiggery-pokery I mean the robot go fit Zap? That one go make sense ooooh! |
Hi Everyone, this thread has been of great assistance to me, thanks a lot, I have applied for undergraduate for this spring, but having problems with my Waec Cert, the DOB is a bit altered because of WAEC's mistake. I'm having concerns about presenting this to the embassy, I would like to know if theres anyway around it, would the embassy probably accept a confirmation of result issued from WAEC? or can I go with a printout and scratch card? is that accepted? Please guyz advise me on what to do, thanks. |
Mehn, Rafael dey vex these days! |
Its the end of october and haven't heard any news from these people yet, am I the only one? Guys keep this thread alive pls, any success stories so far? |
@Poster, U for pick d phone give d dog make e bark put, if d dog nor kpai, then no shakin' |
@Pendo89, then explain why "Flavour's Ashawo" has been like a national anthem in kenya over the past few months? Lets face it, nigerian music is viral, |
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