aribisala0: Eboes should stop measuring prick with their Big buroda, where is that done.? So we are eating from the same plate and they want to take meat first? Is that not insanity? . Once everyone knows his meat in the bowl there will be peace
Why are you talking about Igbos in a thread about Dangote?
fergie001: Y? 1-1 Even if he were there,what difference will it make?The ones he has been there is it not to tell us about Libyan murderers. I wonder what they discuss in that meeting? Do they tell themselves the truth? We have so many so-called xtians and so-called Muslims there,and I believe one common thing amongst them should be d truth. If u dont know let me tell u,Nigerians are after one thing right now,and that is to hear that Buhari is De
See dem
Decisive on tackling the many problems of this country,if he can,and if he can't ;He should get out from there. Commonsense,they don't have...
My 1st FTC,I dedicate it to all jobless nairalanders like me and to Juventus for making Me happy Seun,oya my cash for FTC,I use Societe General Bank
Xtianity and islam don't care about the truth that's why both groups hide behind unfounded myth.
United Airlines is experiencing major PR turbulence following videos posted online of a passenger apparently getting his face smashed on an armrest before being dragged off a flight.
The ugly incident, which occurred Sunday evening, was a result of the man unwilling to give up his seat on the overbooked plane.
"After our team looked for volunteers, one customer refused to leave the aircraft voluntarily and law enforcement was asked to come to the gate," a spokesperson for United said in a statement.
Overall the flight would be delayed two hours due to the violent encounter aboard the United flight. It’s unclear if the man was able to reach his destination.
According to the Courier-Journal, the man said he was a doctor on his way from Chicago's O'Hare International to see patients in Louisville at a hospital the next morning.
Passengers were reportedly offered as much as $800 and a hotel stay to give up their seats to United employees who need to be in Louisville Monday for a flight.
bettercreature: Hmmmmmm Atiku has gone to sell his kidney in malaysia Another dead president Loading...................................................
Atiku has looted enough where he doesn't need to sell anything.
ireneony: the problem is not about the deportation, is abt how they chained him like a criminal.
Nigerians in Nigeria just talk anyhow.. come abroad and witness real life.
Mtcheeew
Unfortunately they feel forced to do that to people who refuse to leave voluntarily.
Most people being deported are non-violent but the people who are engaged in the business of deportation do not wish to be put in harms way, hence the chains.
You don't have a right to settle anywhere that you like.
If that society has rules by which settlement is attained then you must abide.
If those rules entail getting documents that formalize your presence then do so otherwise you will be handled.
Nigerians are always crying about lack of protocol and rule of law but whenever the law is being enforced they cry - whether it is people being deported from nations that do not need nor want them or whether it is squatters and slum dwellers being evicted.
sarrki: Our problems are not limited to the people in authority alone
We the source of our own problems
The people in positions of authority are sourced from within the general population.
When people claim it is the 'leaders' who are the problem they are naively/dishonestly trying to divorce themselves from their own bad decisions and bad habits.
Hafeezson: My advice is Nigeria should quit these their leagues since some Nigerians behave like animals and they will not change I am afraid of what this might be in the future
Should Europeans also ban their leagues since they have serious problems with fan violence? Including fights before games, fights after games, pitch invasions and instruments being thrown onto the pitch?
maasoap: It is Not about Northerners or aabokis, it's a national issue in all our stadia. Stop degrading and degrading one part of the country because of your hatred for them when the same thing is happening in your backyard.
What 'national issue' - where else does this happen in Nigeria?
oyetpel: Professional should be erased from the Name of this league, nothing professional about it please.
And some want us to abandon the beautiful European leagues for these amateur league? With their sand pitches, unruly and poverty stricken illiterate players? Sub-standard coaches? SMH.
Just because we are Nigerians doesn't mean we should watch the 'rotten' Nigeria football league.
European football has violence far worse than this.
Plus the abuse that they mete on players.
But keep talking nonsense, keep spending your money and wasting your time on European football.
Blonchilli: Up until the 80s homosexuality was seen as a mental disorder. You do know they're are homosexual today who are into it just because they want to not because they're not sexually compact able with the opposite sex
I'm sure there is a small number who engage in homosexual activity for peculiar reason but he overwhelming majority do so because that is how their brains are wired.
And yes I'm aware that homosexuality was once seen as a mental disorder.
maasoap: And you and other PDP members just came across this revelation? No. That was why public opinion concluded that Boko Haram is a creation of PDP. Thank you.
Most of PDP does not want him.
Have you forgotten that he was an APC member for a time?
Anyway, northern PDP and southern PDP members are two very different entities.
LifestyleTonite: The first picture is really touching. Look at what our government is making a baby go through.
It is now obvious that our government don't give a damn about us. First, they embezzle money many to care for the people. This impoverish the people and make them poor. Next, they hunted them down in whatever hole they are struggling to survive in.
What a wicked world.
Why are you shifting responsibility?
Is it the government that gave birth to the child or the mother?
Blonchilli: About 100 percent of the things we assume right is because society and norm made it so. Remember the stories of those children raised by animals? Some couldn't adapt to society again and died while some ran back to the jungle! Kids would always try things out so nothing stops them from trying gay porn if they stumble on it on the internet
Most people are heterosexual, therefore most the influences that we absorb as children are heterosexual.
But even then, you cannot make someone engage in homosexual activity unless that is their proclivity.
I've had internet access for over 20 years, never once have I ever wanted to watch homosexual porn.
hero2000: While I am not for child sexualization, how do you teach puberty effectively without image? As long as it is not a real picture but a drawing, I think it is OK. There is a thin line between sex education and child sexualization and we must draw the line. We should not deceive ourselves, they need to be taught PROPERLY by a responsible adult so that they won't be mislead by their friends. Besides Google answers everybody- child or adult.
Why should they not see real images? They are human beings who arrived here by way of sexual activity? Or do you think that Nigeria's population doubles every 25 years because of witchcraft?
Blonchilli: If you had older ones or parents that just don't warn you about these things but tells you how it works all these wouldn't have happened. I don't need to tell you what happened after seeing my father's playboy magazine. As a kid then barely 10 I had a lot of female friends that were ready to 'try it out'. This is the best way to protect our kids rather than try and hide it and when they discover it the result could be disastrous! Your kids could pick up your phone and stumble on gay porn and I don't need to tell you how kids like to explore
That's funny but I don't think you can make anyone who isn't already gay want to try gay sex.
Dreamwaker: I pray The Next Generation of Nigerians, majority of them will be like this. This gesture is a norm in many other countries and its not seen as a big deal but in my dear sweet country Nigeria, when something like 10000 dollars is returned in this so called recession, it calls for celebration and emulation.
It isn't the norm at all.
That's a complete fabrication.
Anywhere you go on this planet you will hear a tale of how someone lost or misplaced several thousand dollars and never saw it again.