₦airaland Forum

Where is that Amaechi's police aid that helped beat up a legislator.

So the police attached to Wike would not go out with him abi?

Wike should absorb them in to Rivers state employment. Firstly, they should work closely with any security officer attached to Wike.

Mchweew, she should go and beat the man back. There's gender equality.

obidevine:
His rates varies, ranging between N200,000, N300,000, N400,000 up to a N1m and more.

OK thanks.

How much will he charge to draw for me. Any idea?

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Divorce is now such a common word. I come across it too often these days.

Xensity:
No radio station in Nigeria beats these three:
Nigeria info lagos
Cool Fm96.9 lagos
Beat FM 99.9 lagos.
They practically have the best oaps in Nigeria.

I seem to have a tepid crush on Nelly Kalu. Those who listen to Nigeria info would be familiar with her. She's a true definition of beauty and brains, not those Nigerian college girls that memorize to get a first class, but can't express themselves articulately or use their degrees to create any useful impact in society.

The person you mentioned is even the worst OAP in that organization... I understand you being love struck, such feelings affects judgment normally.

Secondly, you need to listen to other stations, some even outside Lagos do faar better.

priceaction:
Good. Just download fmradio apk or apps from playstore and you will enjoy most of these via net.

Is it with free data?

Then it must be from the presidency. If not the police would have investigated it as breaking and entry and arrested the people behind it.

A lot of people rub these things on their private parts before sex and do a lot of control. Both male and female, married and unmarried rich and not so rich.

If I talk some people will dismiss it. So I'll move on.

So money saved for motor may not be enough again?

Reiyvinn:
You seem directly touched by this article. Well, the very fact you haven't done anything worthwhile with your life all through the aforestated period doesn't mean others haven't (or aren't willing to). Let those who wanna get motivated by the OP do so and I hope you'll do so too, cheers and happy new year.

I believe my earlier post must have given you a better idea of how not to be a motivator.

That nonsense you put up there is shallow, Simply put. A good motivator don't start a write up that way. My point may not popular but it's the truth.

You may have it on mind to write another thing, don't do it this way. Don't inflict people with your useless bias as the first point to make.

Take it to the bank.

Reiyvinn:
"Next year is my year! My year of breakthrough, success and divine upliftment." — So says the yearly 31st Mantra.

We go to cross-over services, make resolutions, undergo some sort of illusional "clean up" within the edifices of our personality, assume a new state of being for just about the first few weeks before incontrovertibly reverting to our default settings.

We seem more occupied with creating mental pictures of wishful "would-be's," rather than actually figuring out how significant every passing year is to our lives.

It's indeed sad and it goes to show how planless and — so to speak — directionless a vast amount us are about life until it apparently gets to where you'd have to rush through life than you ought to.

Take a look at these for a moment:

* What exactly have you done within the last few years to better your life than you perceive it to be other than just hope?

We are the most hopeful yet the most pathetic; a suffering-and-smiling generation that bases her entire existence on just one thing: hope. For how long will "next year" — which surely never ends — continue to be "YOUR year" yet not so true. When does Hope get exhausted, in the grave?

* How and where do you see yourself next 31st?

Be real, have you got any plans on how you intend to work on those resolutions or are they just ceremonial wishes? Examine the difference between what you were last 31st and this and where you see yourself in the next?

The clock is ticking and it isn't waiting for you, or me or anyone, it's on its way to the next 31st and the next after that and sooner or later the shades of grey on your head would begin to question if there are many 31sts left to see. So why not start now to make a difference?


* What happens if 10 years from now, the job market gets saturated or your services are no longer required?

It is no secret that the job market is on a high-velocity nose-dive as companies are constantly looking for how to cut costs on labour thus the increase in Machine automation. Take a quick look at how much of the once human-induced labour has been taken over by technology and you may as well see a future apocalypse for paid employment.

So what happens ten years from now when there's little or no job available for your well-deserving qualifications, blame the government as usual?

* What if I told you you're closer to your grave than you think?

I can almost hear you subtly saying to yourself "that's not my portion," really?

Knowing how "religious" we get whenever we come across this subject, it comes as no surprise to me why it is dealt with such laxity.

Yearly, children are being born into absolute squalor where their procreators are neither fit nor capable. It is, to say the least, unfair that these kids are — so to speak — merely products of wild oestrogens and testosterones rather than planned parenthood thereby exposing them to avoidable extremities. And when Nature knocks and the bucket is kicked we leave this helpless children with just themselves to look up to.

So it's time you asked yourself what exactly you are doing for these precious kids (whether they're unborn or already here) and what you intend to leave behind with them when you kiss this world goodbye.


In summary of all these, did you just go to that cross-over service to make that regular new year wishe like you've always done OR are you willing and ready to make this different and INDEED bring those things into reality in 2017?


Have a rethink, go back to that drawing board and do whatever it takes to make this a REAL HAPPY NEW YEAR;

Wish you all the best guys...

Kriss Ray

Actually, this is 80% crap. Absolutely bunkum.

The ONLY good thing here was the last two paragraphs. I mean the summary. All those trash you said earlier were unnecessary.

You that is writing, what have you made of yourself. I hate people who try to trivialize other people's beliefs, especially if it's not wrong, just to make a point.

Hear the Governor, “Now, we should be enjoying cheap fuel if the price of oil has dropped globally. And even as we import the product, a major component has reduced in price. While this has reduced, the pump price of fuel in the country still remains the same. Something is wrong.
“If the price increases in the country when the price of oil goes up globally, then it should also reduce when the price of oil drops.
“I understand that I am not an economist; they (federal government) are the economist. But I have some logic and common sense to ask critical questions. For instance, if one buys flour at N10 per kilogram, and the bread is sold at N1 per loaf, if the price of flour drops, the price of the bread should also change”, he pointed out.

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.. Mr. Babatunde Fashola 2014

http://dailypost.ng/2014/12/07/falling-oil-price-fashola-demands-fg-reduce-pump-price-petrol/

I still believe the man has something to say about the current situation.

Had that state been run by PDP, this thread would have been on fire by those who want to prove useless points on how PDP is bad and APC is good.

It's an APC state. In fact the famous lie Mohammed is not even speaking against his state government as before.

Well, I've told Nigerians the truth. Let's stop supporting any government or party. They will not agree.

When they were uploading boko haram dead bodies, they had no problems with that. Even those who support this move didn't tell us it was wrong to take such pictures and upload them.

Now, that they complained about starvation you want to shut them up.

No problem.

Civil society indeed.

This 80% of those who claim to be civil societies are political party affiliates. This one na frustrated APC.

datizy:
The truth is the OP is tired of the marriage and that's why he is seeing all these faults now.

Is it not the issues that would have made him tired?

Thank God I didn't go. I would have come in blazer with a BIG Bible KJV to preach repentance and rapture.

You know what that means.

@op, forget nairaland once it is about marriage issues. The man will be at fault by default.

Even the case where the woman killed the man, many still spin it against the dead man.

Can't you see some of them telling you if you are just knowing? Others even claimed you may not have talked to her. They foolishly think nairaland is the first point of call for any issue.

Many of them attack the poster, forgetting that you just wanted get various objective opinions on the issue.

Most of them see things from their weaknesses and put you in a disadvantaged position from their comments. Some have been consumed with prejudice because of their own experiences.

In all, you have to be careful with nairaland.

On your issue, you need grace and wisdom. Pray to God and he'll lead you.

Realize that if it was by intelligence and mere human reasoning just like the way most replies are stressing, you would have long solved this issue.

I understand you very, and I must say I understand that some persons are naturally very difficult to deal with. Maybe your wife is in such category. You'll have to handle it with care. Many people will wrongly support your wife in this situation.

What I think you should do is, face your children. Let your children be your friend, invest in them. They may be too young, but invest in them set out money for their education, A special savings or something like that. Reduce house hold expenses greatly, no new car or appliances. let every expense be for needs and not wants, there should be no extra wastage or anything for anyone to brag about. This will take so much discipline from you. Your wife will on her own know there's no money for the smallest of frivolities and she will do the needful don't mind if she calls you stingy man, It's all defensive mechanism. You have to do it.

When she eventually changes, you may reward her efforts. Don't be confrontational about it, be strategic. As you implement this, nice ideas will come to your mind.

How do they control shop lifting in such place

Who knows faleke in kogi state. Sentiments aside, faleke is representing Lagos.

Does faleke understand the local politics of kogi, does he know those who have made one compromise or the other. Besides, the person pushing him is not from kogi state.

Kogi, it's left for you.

idupaul:
the annual ministry of works 3rd mainland bridge Jamboree is about to commence

More like money for the boys.

I remember remember the strong face LSG used for the FG when fashola was governor, simply because some men were not carried along.

Thank God, they finally carried them along.

Please house, house long does it take for federal mortgage bank to pay up. I have people who applied and are yet to be paid.

How long and any other information will be appreciated

Gerrard59:
What kind of schools do they send their kids to?
In all honesty, is that the kind of school you'll send your child(ren) to?

Not everyone will send their children to
British international school or greensping or loyal Jesuit. There are different grades of schools and their products will succeed in life too.

I remember those days igbinedion education center was established in Benin, we told people to relax, as Many will still fall back to Uniben or AAU/EDSU. That was what happened. Funny enough students from Edokpolo keep beating students from those big name schools. Read my earlier posts again and you'll see I pointed out the problem of perception especially for some of us in Lagos. You think children from the lower class are not doing well? Think again.

My guy in GE schooled in a public school before things changed.

I may not be able to convince you, but I know what I'm saying.

I had this feeling the year I hit 32. It was a deep soul searching for me. In my compound I was seen as a big man. My landlady will clap for me. But my fellow tenants had their wife and children yet don't have the whole world.

I think Lagos life plays a role in this thing.
You'll be forming corporate life yet the years are rolling by. Some of your mates at home are married with kids, They buy land for 200k, build their house. While you will be forming hustle and insulting ladies.

The artisans you invite to work for you have their wife and children in school.

It's an evil thing. My dad told me this thing when I was moving to Lagos years back.

Thank God I'm free indeed.

Obviously, money trap is going to be the strongest trap these days.
If you want to destroy people, give them money. They can't say no.

Indian juju, destroying the telecoms industry. The banks will fall next.

If they like they should be scientific about it, I don't care . Who no know go know.

[quote author=budusky05 post=52478782][/quote]I said what I'm interested in. Besides the report of the police killers is everywhere.

I know you are not interested about the young man killed by the police for political reasons.

They should find the police men who killed that young man at the polling station.

That's the one I'm interested in.

Humm all this?
Some people are tired of their relationships. They just want out.

Cool83:
it all depends on how you handle it, just like phone once it started falling down, it would spoil easily, the one am using got spoiled and the other two that i bought for someone. u can go for it if they can handle it with care, it can spend up to one year or more

Thanks