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This chap must have been really deprived of care and attention as a kid. I guess that's why he's doing these ridiculous things to overcompensate for a deprived childhood and get the attention he never had. |
May these teachers n students be released quickly and unharmed. My thoughts n prayers are with their families. |
See as Desmond dey look like say he sabi wetin them dey talk there. |
MidieMeliss:Hi. I'm a lawyer practicing in Lagos, but I can recommend some colleagues practicing in Ibadan. Kindly send me a PM or drop an email addy where I can send their contacts to. |
fourthworld:This advice is not for unknown nobodies. Those who matter have decoded the message. Thank you. |
When your son asks you why he should work hard andake it, show him this wedding picture. When your daughter asks you why she should work hard and make it, show her this picture. |
aloziedaya:Oga calm down na? Wetin concern Buhari here? |
This serves America right. America has an history of foisting useless leaders as heads of other countries. Now, they got served and they are making noise. A lying sexual predator as the President and a Stripper as the First Lady. First things first, Trump should make Russian the second official language of the US. This is what we call "pressed down, shaken together and running over". |
Denial is the first stage of grief. Running from Netanyahu to Putin to Obama to Trump. The truth is that Ipob is a formidable force with massive following in the SE. However, they are led by political illiterates. They have no political exposure, experience or initiative. The ideal thing is to ensure that they elect sincere and Ipob-friendly leaders to represent them at all levels of government and not charlatans like Orji Uzor Kalu and Ekweremadu. Once this is in place, the agitations of Ipob would be of national importance. This is what the Catalans did in Spain. However, the Ipob clowns are more content with wearing ridiculous costumes and insulting those who disagree with them. |
Justdulla:Most of them are half-educated and unexposed. They blog due to poverty in the land and not due to passion. All they are looking for is Google adsense to get money to eat. That is why the post ridiculous articles like the one above. |
That is a police outrider. They perform more complex stunts than this. |
Unserious fellow. By the time the woman presents her requirements, would he be able to meet up with it? |
CheedyJ:Your post shows the sort of upbringing you received. You are not worth being responded to as you're infra-dig to me. |
glossy6:Is it the same man that produces FIL phone accessories? |
butanep:Ever heard of Patience Jonathan? |
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Money can not buy class. |
orisa37:
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I am against this MMM of a thing, but Nairaland's obsession with MMM is on another level. I actually discovered that pushing MMM posts to the frontpage is a marketing strategy for NL. If you go to the Investment section of Nairaland, out of the 20 posts with the highest views since the creation of NL, MMM posts take a minimum of 15 slots in just under a year. What S.eun is doing is that he is using this MMM saga to push the traffic in the Investment section. Once there is an increase in posts, there is an increase in advertising premium and this means increased revenue to Se.un. Like Tonto Dike, Like Snakes, Like MMM. It's all about the traffic. |
TANTUMERGO007:It's too early for this. |
TonyeBarcanista:You should ask yourself that question. |
On behalf of Yorubas at home and in the diaspora, I want to wish Tekno: E ku snow o! |
enemyofprogress:I'm not a DSS official, just trying to clear your ignorance. Unlike you, i think before I post. |
enemyofprogress:That jacket is sometimes used when flying in an helicopter as part of safety precautions. |
TonyeBarcanista:Are you being ridiculous or this is really how you think? |
APCmyheart:Unfortunately, I may not be able to accurately recall those who contested AGAINST him as I am a supporter of Buhari and not his opponents. That being said, Baba needs to listen more to the masses and less to those hawks misguiding him. |
APCmyheart:2007, ANPP, 2011, CPC Amosun of Ogun and Buhari were both in ANPP in 2007. I am not responsible for your frustration, take it elsewhere. |
APCmyheart:You intellectual destitute, I have been a Buhari supporter before you had access to the internet. Been following Baba since 2003 and I voted for him in 2007 under CPC. However, the truth must be said even if it's going to to be to the detriment of paid followers, turncoats and sycophants like you. Check the links below to clear your ignorance and stop disgracing yourself. Onnoghen, Ogunbiyi and Oguntade gave dissenting judgments for Buhari against Yar'Adua. http://sunnewsonline.com/new-cjn-walter-onnoghen-unveiled/ http://saharareporters.com/2011/03/09/faces-shame-bench-supreme-court-bribe-takers |
Hope all ipod yoots, wailers and hailers can now hear loud and clear. Don't go and face bullets for any politician. When they mend fences and cross carpet, you would be left in the lurch. |
All these are calculations towards 2019. From experience, Onnoghen is an independent minded judge who has always been known for giving dissenting judgements. He gave a judgment in favour of Buhari some years back against the ruling party and has a history of doing such. Now, Buhari's caucus know that they can't win 2019 elections fair and square, hence they are trying to use underhand tactics to get the judiciary on lock down. Unfortunately for them, Onnoghen as the CJN would sit as the Presiding Judge over the Presidential elections and they know he can't be cowed. That exactly is why they are looking for a more malleable Judge they can influence. Buhari is not ignorant of what Mamman Daura, Abba Kyari, Babachir David Lawal and co are doing as he is tacitly in support. It's a game of good cop/bad cop. He's acting all innocent for the others to look guilty, but he's in the plots being woven around him. |
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