Fearless woman. We need her kind to run a revolution in this country

It's not like he will no longer be active on social media

Dottore:
I tell you most solemnly, you don't know the angst and secret pain an unmarried lady in her 30s passes through let alone the ones being experienced by the ones in their mid 30s and above..

The pain is more when they come across their married mates, the pain is even worsened when they encounter their younger folks who are married with kids

Do u know that even the ones that married in their mid 30s are well aware of how their skin and body are less attractive when compared to ladies in their 20s not to talk of the fact that they are still apprehensive over their ability to conceive.
Compare the laps and arms of any lady in her 30s with the ones in their 20s and you'd understand what I'm talking about.

Forget about the social media smiles and so called feminist propagandists. These ladies are going through emotional hell.

Only gynecologists, priests, spiritualist, pastors and prophets can relate to this.
Argue with your keyboard

who ask you?

biosilicon:


Brother Pythons dont bite.

Its just like saying goats bite.
ofcourse goats bite, any organism that has got teeth or fangs bite, but they wont readily bite for instance just like a dog would. Same applies to pythons.

lol. Like a goat bite isn't dreadful

Abass07:
True talk.

Rugged man don turn activist. He is trying to make himself useful abi relevant

This is as relevant, if not more, than whatever music he produces.

RTSC:
The greatest series of all time.

Nope . These are the stars...Michael Scofield, Theodore Bagwell, Alex Mahone, Lincoln Burrows, Benjamin Miles, Fernando Sucre, Brad Bellick, John Abruzzi, General Krantz

2metrelaurie:


my ancestry result proves ur point , I've been hating myself

Cool. How can I get mine?

olas24u:


if osun should start ilegal minning ,you will see soliders invade the place and arrest them and take them to abuja.

You may be right.

Charly68:
So why is the federal Govt running after illegal refineries in Niger Delta and shielding the illegal miners in the North ? What is happening in Nigeria?

Because illegal crude oil refiners survive by indulging in oil bunkering. it would be a different case if they drill the soil deep into the earth to source for crude oil.
I only intend to answer your first question in a direct manner. I'm not in support of any form of unauthorized mining

okrikaboi:

Scam forecast

Funny but Port Harcourt is a coastal city, the sea breeze and frequent rainfall plays a role in minimizing harsh temperatures associated with equatorial regions. Google "current temperature Port Harcourt" . The result is from accuweather.com from weather satelites and other ground weather stations.

okrikaboi:
I have been sweating for straight 72 hours without relief here in port Harcourt

really? From weather forecasts, PH daily temperature doesn't exceed 30 degrees and night temperatures are around 19 to 21 degrees celsius. So which area in PH do you stay or are the weather forecasts wrong?

Even though it looks really frightening, I still don't see Pythons getting killed for similar home invasions anywhere else, except here. I wonder why we are different, even amongst fellow Africans.

Really

None yet

F

snnazzy24:
I have so many stories of being stranded but I'm going to drop this funny one

Back in Delsu (Asaba campus) a friend celebrated his Girlfriend's birthday and we all went out to have fun at Graceland bar for those who know asaba very well, from there we decided to continue the Groove at opposite Grand Hotel but something strange happened to me, immediately I took my bottle of small stout I started feeling weird and uncomfortable, I knew something was wrong but I can't seem to figure it out, I decided to take a walk to ease up but things got worse with me, I then settled within myself to go home without anyone knowing what's going on with me but Alas I had just #100 with me which is not enough considering the odd hour, I knew I needed to act fast else I will be doomed, I started to flag down taxis but they all turned me down out of fear because I wasn't acting normal and my destination was a no go area at such hour, finally a man stopped and decided to take me to my destination for #1000, I agreed and we set out, as we got close to my hostel, I asked the driver to stop and I dashed out into the dark leaving the driver in total awe.

Another event was when I took a bike to then Oceanic bank (now Ecobank) at asaba to withdraw money because the sender already confirmed to have made the deposit, I was confident so I told the bike man he was taking me to and fro, we settled for #300 and when we got to bank I dashed in and filled my withdrawal slip, gave it to the cashier and was waiting with my head high, things took a wild turn when she handed my booklet to me and said I had no cash and to see the customer care for my balance, my head grew big, I started to sweat under the A.C., I had only 5h and can't withdraw anything, I went out to explain to the bike man but he wouldn't listen, he was ready for a fight, I went to this man who sells card close to the bank and explained to him, he settled the bike man #200, I went back into the waiting for my account to be credited, it was 3:50pm and luckily for me my neighbor (Buwa) came to make some withdrawal also, he bailed me out, I got home sad and devastated.

Thank heavens for everything, it made me stronger.

.very funny story, so why did the supposedly sent money not reflect in your account?

etibaba:
Which record are you talking about here? Cos Eto's records dwarfs that of Drogba

As a coach with meagre finances, which would you prefer to sign in their prime? I would sign Drogba without thinking. Drogba gave more for less

3rdeyeNigeria:


Definitely no tribe wants to leave... All they are asking for is a level playing field.

Sadly A level playing field would breed envy because some people are more likely to succeed than others if all things is equal and square.

cc: lalasticlala

In a sane civilization, that action would lead to rivalry and growth, through competition.

Ronaldinho the fugitive.

izombie:
i tell you. Saraki looks presidential.

looks can be deceitful bro...

Zico5:
I thought this woman was sane until recently I began to mind her utterances. She thought she knows it all whereas she is delusional. She complains about anything whereas her life is far from being perfect. I wonder how her husband cope with such egocentric woman. may God have mercy on u.

she made a valid point from her economical standpoint, and you made one from an ignorant standpoint. Case closed.

nairalanduseles:
igbo can mumu

Myopic

nawtyme:
Igbo Amaka joor. If it is UK, then I may think AFONJA amaka. But so far as this news is from the US, forget it,

IGBO AMAKA

MYOPIC VIEW

safarigirl:
Reporting his son was a commendable thing to do, collecting a cash reward for it, was a dishonorable thing to do.

That is not the kind of thing you do and collect cash reward, it is the kind of thing you should do and reflect upon where you failed as a parent

Where does it say the father received a compensation for his act of dignity?

adioolayi:


I am not sponsored agent of any GMO company. Just to share with you, I got my second degree in Food and Industrial Microbiology... so, I am defending GMO foods as a scientist..knowing that they are safe.
I have never said GMO foods do not perish, only that they have better shelf life, they have been engineered to withstand some rigorous deteriorating conditions.
As an undergraduate, I was in a biotechnology class, and my lecturer actually said some bias towards GMO foods are purely religion based...e.g, a Muslim fearing a gene from a pork is not introduced into a corn seedling...because his faith forbids him from eating pork. I hope you are not part of those group with such sentiments

Okay sir, you have valid reasons but you don't know much about the long term negative effects on human cells, DNA, etc. My main fear of GMO foods is not religious but the unnatural interference with food and the resulting threats to long term public health. GMO's have been linked with cancer in humans.

orbgoblin:

well said!!! if GMO was embraced in Africa, we wouldn't have so many people fleeing to Europe on inflatable rafts and there wouldn't be so many boko haram recruits.

lies, your claims are cunning and deceitful.

adioolayi:

As a nation we don't have the logistic that will support even distribution of what the local farmers currently produce. Do you know the number of days it takes a farmer at a village in Benue state to transport a basket of tomatoes down to Lagos For the lucky farmer that is successful in transporting the tomatoes, do you know the percentage of the tomatoes that are useless, perished Wasted efforts at the end of the day.
Why not embrace a technology that will solve this problem

Do you mean GMO's don't perish? And isn't that a huge cause for concern? The GMO seed manufacturing and patenting by Monsanto is just unethical, maybe someday, someone will offer us a new kind of oxygen for breathing and claim spurious gains compared to the natural air we breathe. I learned these GMO companies have sponsored agents in the country, trying to lobby government and the people. I hope you aren't one of their agents.

adioolayi:
How will developed Nations of the world with massive population achieve food security without GMO foods Until Nigeria embraces GMO, we can't achieve food security.

That's not true, a research in 2009 proved otherwise. I believe mechanised farming with effective crop management practices, is the solution to any potential food crisis in Nigeria.

I fear for the future generations

franchasng:
Igbo gene is a rare gene filled with beautifulness and handsomeness!

Blessed tribe! Chosen race!

Igbo first!

Others can follow

Myopic

Nigerian politics