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AustineE1:
• Crunchies Fried Chicken
• Founder/Owner: Mike Anazodo
• Details: A major quick-service restaurant chain with a strong footprint across southeastern and south-southern Nigeria, known for fried chicken, pastries, and African/continental meals.
• Genesis Group (Genesis Fast Food / Genesis Restaurants)
• Founder/Owner: Dr. Nnaeto Orazulike
• Details: A large hospitality, entertainment, and restaurant conglomerate based largely in Port Harcourt and expanding across Nigeria, featuring quick-service restaurants, bakeries, and cinemas

Crunchies isn't owned by just one person. Mr Mike is the brain behind it no doubt but he's a CO-owner.

Geovanni412:
Crunchies Fried Chicken with over 70 outlets is a big player in the industry especially in the South East and South South areas.

They have been operational since 2003.

Its current MD and CEO is Mrs. Muka Ohaeji.

Mrs Muka is the CURRENT MD not CEO.

njokuuche77:
Fatherhood is never easy. Honestly, it is now that I am a father myself that I truly respect my dad and appreciate his efforts.

My advice to young and intending fathers is this: please do not pressure yourself to death trying to prove a point. The society puts a heavy load on men, but you must protect your mental health. Yes, you need to hustle and provide, but do not let that hustle make you a stranger to your children or spouse. Provide money, but provide your presence and love too.
Your family needs a living, available father, not just a paycheck.

B E A U T I F U L!

princepee:
when I was about 9 years old .
I was wondering what will happen if I touch naked electric wires I saw in our house,very fast.
Then out of curiosity I touched it......

It shocked me really hard that I ran out of the house shouting...
Then a local dog ran after me, wanted to bite me....
Till date I don't go near anything electricity.
I would have died for nothing

This is hilarious

Popular Nollywood actor, Alex Ekubo, is dead. He was 40.

His death was confirmed on Tuesday by his colleagues, Funke Akindele, Bolanle Ninalowo, and Godwin Nnadiekwe, who claimed to be his ally.

Sharing on her Instagram story, Akindele wrote, “Hmmmmmm. Rest in peace, Alex. I tried to reach out to see you one more time, but I guess you knew best. May your kind soul rest in peace, Alex. ‘Ore mi like you fondly called me, I will always remember and cherish the good times we shared together. Rest in Peace, Alex.”

Meanwhile, Ninalowo, who is now in the United States, also mourned on his page, writing, “Rest on, Alex. May God heal your family and us all.”

Nnadiekwe, on the other hand, shared, “I’m struggling to find the words. This news has truly broken me. Nollywood has lost a rare soul, and I’m lost for words because this wasn’t the plan, Alex Ekubo. To think you already prepared your Will — It’s heartbroken, I can’t quite describe. Rest well, my friend.

As of the time of filing this report, his family has not issued a statement on his death.

Details later…

tiswell:
Please,if you are not comfortable living under such circumstance,find another apartment

Naija is hard for both landlords and tenants.

How is it hard for landlords that have already built their house & are probably not maintaining it?

Chegesnd:
Bro, unless due to reasons of money not available, the back and forth between you and the hospital authorities is annoying.
You were complacent in a way.
You guys have this amount of money to spend, but settled for an obvious abatour.

I was just looking for this comment.

I was so annoyed while reading this.
At some point, i even thought they kind of restricted him from leaving because I don't understand.
How can a grown man just ignore all the warning signs like this?

Kalulu44:
Yes I said there's no Continental hotel which I am right bcus it's actually called Lagos Continental hotel. My only mistake was first calling it Lagos Intercontinental hotel instead of Lagos Continental hotel

Alright. I think we are on same page now.

Kalulu44:
What am I saying and what are you saying?
We're saying the same thing.
All over the post I have been correcting people that this hotel under litigation is Lagos Continental Hotel and its different from Oriental Hotel which has been attributed to Tinubu.

No.....you called it Lagos INTERcontinental Hotel.
You also said there is no Continental Hotel.

These make you wrong because it's actually Lagos CONTINENTAL Hotel.

Kalulu44:
And there's no Continental hotel too, it's Oriental Hotel the other one

You & many others are wrong.
There is LC, that is, Lagos Continental Hotel located at Kofo Abayomi Street, VI. This is the one the poster is talking about.

Then there is Oriental Hotel.

MrJames007:
Otitis media

Op, pray it is not the one o. Nothing has pained me in my life like that thing.

But I still use airpods around the clock since then.

Ah! The pain!!!!!!!!

I suffered otitis media & otitis externa.
One of them is called swimmer's ear.....that's the one I suffered more.

Kelvin3476:
The school no get name ?

How many you wan name & in what state?

Dikastan:
Hi
I can relate, I live abroad and the test of coke,fanta, Milo,milk and so on is very different

Abroad is far. Ghana here, their soft drink taste is different.

Even almighty MTN no dey misbehave anyhow thrte. One time, they were made to credit every user there a certain amount of money as airtime for something they did wrong (have forgotten the full story).

untoldtruth:
Our attention span is still intact because we don't tiktok

A bottle of cold drink for you...

darediamond:
You mean the guy that always say GagatuanGaga?

Oh no.....he's Igbo.

I will search for him

helinues:
Iya Tao should top this list

The nose guy, what's funny about him.

Btw, why is Twysee not making any top comedy list in Nigeria self. He started his comics before most of the people listed above. One person with different characters. Don't mess with Junior, Sade na touch lady, mummy junior, hahaha kolo woman, daddy junior, he can lie for the world , Taofeek, the bad guy

Ozain might be doing local content but No the guy is also creative. Too creative self

Tywse is my NUMBER 1 anytime!
I love him(them)

Another one is that guy that speaks ENGLISH & is sassy. I have forgotten his name.

I wonder why they are not popular though.

KLM, Ethiopia, Southafrica, Qantas, Virgin Atlantic, Air Peace etc no dey there

Having God & His Spirit in you

Good health

A good support system of family & friends

Being able to afford basic necessities of life

Peace & rest of mind

2RightHands1Coc:
Ok o, your profile pic is inspiring, I swallow my prepared response

Shalom!

2RightHands1Coc:
Chai u wan turn the comrade to Gateman .God punish poverty o

Whatever puts food on his table is better than hunger induced by idleless/lack of job. After all, there's dignity in labour.

There are thousands, if not millions looking for security work & he might just get one here on a platter of gold. Please don't discourage him.

I would like to try:
Ekpagnkuko(hope i spelt it right)

Fisherman soup

Starch & banga

Tuwo

Maybe even black soup (although the look of it eh!)

Then outside Nigeria? A lot i wanna try out starting with cavier then oysters, then steak, then those noodles eaten inside watery stock & from a packet & with chopsticks, then OTHER Asian foods.


I'm VERY adventurous with food. I love trying out new foods & dishes peculiar to a particular tribe or region or even country. My mum & hubby though are the very OPPOSITE.

Bread & stew

Fried rice & garri

Noodles & bread

Pap/custard & bread

Cornflakes & bread

Agidi & stew

Agidi & okro soup

Moimoi & vegetable salad

Starboytwo:
Nobody could be this dumb.

I refuse to believe this happened..

Dey look for engagement.

Lol...

campbelljosh:
I guess to prevent the family from selling the property. My dad insisited we bury him in his main house. He even choose the exact site within the compound. Wait till you see those burying people inside the living room

It's common my side. I have REALLY close people who were buried in their living rooms.

If i see this person for road, I go hug am tightly!
I have never liked it...especially the graduation wahala. I didn't even know about the textbooks.

This is well appreciated. FG should implement this across the nation IMMEDIATELY!

casualobserver:
I didn’t read your post because I know people like you and I know the heist of what you are saying before you say it.

Are you happy to have a well playing job and have a man who doesn’t work and stays at home to nurture and has entitlement to your money? Are you happy to fix your car yourself, deal with mechanics, plumbers, electricians etc yourself etc while your husband sits at home to nurture?

If you are not happy that your husband is not working or fix things around the house, does not handle things like dealing with the mechanic, then it means men have roles and despite what you say, you want a man to perform his role! We also want women who know respect and understand their roles. That I do something occasionally does not mean it is my role.

Simple!

Men & delusion of grandeur!

What is nurture biko?

This roles you are talking about like this sef....were they just added to the constitution?

Anyway, how about we deal with our individual "roles" while doing the collective "roles" together as well which includes nurture. That is if we go by those things you mentioned there as roles because ANYONE can deal with mechanics, plumbers, electricians etc. There are ALSO women who VERY hands on in the home.

cococandy:
Oh I wonder why. Probably has nothing to do with them thinking they don’t have a nurturing role in the family.

My dear!

Men delude themselves into thinking nurturing means breastfeeding. How else do you explain how they ALWAYS push the word to us?

casualobserver:
i find this kind of talk nauseating especially coming from a man.

the role of a man is to procreate and provide. the role of a woman is to procreate and nurture. if a woman decides to have other "dreams" outside her role, it is for her to make it work without disturbing the balance in her home.

the children belong to both parents. stop this nonsense of your children. The reality is that in life the children benefit the mother more than the father. most men end up ignored later by the wife and children in life despite having children wherasmost women end up being looked after by their children so stop this emotional gaslighting of "your children".

if you let your wife gaslight you with this "your children" nonsense by the time you find out youve been manipulated and what marraige is really about it will be too late. Most men who live to old age die miserable and with regret despite having children because they didnt prioritize themselves.

Support your wife yes but as a man dont be gaslighted into adding a role that is not yours, life is hard enough for men with little benefits or appreciation.

Akuko mma Ngozi!
I shudder to think that people who are birthing & going to raise children have warped thinking like this.

I will take your post one by one.

Your 2nd paragraph: where is it written that it's a man's role to provide? Please be specific & let me know. But let's assume it's a man's role, how about homes where the woman is the, joint, major or even the only provider (as it's the case with 90% of homes now) . How do we handle that?
Again, the word "nurture" means something that BOTH parents should offer to the child/ren. The mistake you will make is to think nurture is just about DIRECT breastfeeding which is the only thing I know ONLY a woman can provide.
So there's already a disturbance in the balance you talked about.

Your 3rd paragraph: what reality is it that in life the children benefit the mother more than the father? Or is it something you guys tell yourself so you won't be involved in raising the children?
It takes more than providing sperm & money to be a father. If all mothers did was to only provide the womb & money for the children while you guys also provide the sperm & money as you guys ONLY do , what do you think will happen?
The man in the story is ranting like a bush rat because he probably ONLY provided the sperm. The money was joint. Ask me how I know...

Your 4th paragraph: like how an average Nigerian man suddenly finds the word "manipulative" in their dictionary immediately they get married. The men who didn't get involved in the children's lives die old & miserable & you are pitying them? You shouldn't because they have just paved the way for you to NOT do what they did.


Finally, you are telling men not to be gaslighted into adding a role that is not theirs. You see the problem of marriages these days....people don't really enter with their whole heart. Marriage should be given 100 / 100 by both parties & not 50 / 50. In 50 / 50, you can afford to say, this is my role & this is yours". But in 100 / 100, you are BOTH committed to doing ANYTHING that will make the other happy & strengthen the union. And in this case, even if it means taking up "other roles" as you said.

I rest my case!

Yam

I can do without the other 3 especially Irish potatoes & plaintain.

Mine is beer. I took a sip to know what the fuss is all about & just knew it i will NEVER try it again.
Till date, I still don't understand why people spend so much of their money & time because of that bland & bitter thing.

The next thing is big brother. I watched for some minutes & knew I will NEVER watch it AGAIN. How do I spend time, energy & money watching other people living their mundane lives on camera & at the end I will be coaxed into spending my precious monies to still vote for them like how?

Another one is double dating. I haven't done it in a serious relationship but as friends(not fwb) & that act is tiring! People that do it in serious relationships and even marriage dey try. How do you keep up with the lies & pretense?

Sijo01:
Nothing at all. I'm always conscious of restocking.

Same here!