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I was going accuse the Guy from Kano of overreacting but after reading what the taxi diver has to say, I confirm the taxi driver is a real idiot! For two reasons: 1. How can you say such things about a leader and respected figure? Our President? No matter your personal opinions, he must be respected. 2. You know that's the same type of careless and callous statements that cost the lives of innocent people. The proper thing to do is shut up and shake your head miserably upon report or rumors of his death. |
RIP dear Ma |
SweetBoyFriend:You mean you won't even try to put out a small fire? Which can save you from a total loss or increased premiums? But after FRCN officers have collected 30k in fines over a month period, you will get a fire extinguisher to avoid their fines. I have at least one FRCN per week, and I must carry extinguisher, I day craze? |
So even in village dirt they still pose with wowo leg? Interesting |
Na lie... breach of contract? Fraud? The "reliable" source is not. Well, I hope they settle sha and keep making music, though emoney go suffa am oh... as their hitmaker/songwriter bailed ![]() |
Just observing the name of this person who's being sentenced, vs those who've been cleared recently. Hopefully future names will be sampled across a larger geographic area... |
Looks like a lovely couple to me. This reminds me of the morning after mmm mmm mmm ![]() RMD looking dapper, self assured, and mature, the kind that's dangerous for young girls. Abeg RMD, no touch dis girl oh... |
What smoking skills? I though I was going to see o-rings and fancy stuff. Why is this on fp? ![]() |
Top secret visit that we all know about? Why is IG travelling? Phone no dey? |
Really classy. I got excited when I read that she was single. ![]() Then I read that line again... "am a simple, smart, bold and easy going lady" But no wahala... I need a bold and easy going lady in my life ![]() |
Fame333:In these hard times, who romance epp? Is it romance she will take to the embassy? |
Okwyjesus:It's a fantasy to think that people will get along if grouped among ethnic lines. Ask the Ekiti people how they feel about Ondo, or the Itsekiri about Urhobo. Even within the same state, you'll find tales of marginalization, cruelty, and mistrust. Even within the same town sef, you have one group trying to lord it over another. It's human nature. What we need is generations of children growing up patriotic to Nigeria. |
Abeg make he no die oh. The last thing we need are our brothers from the North taking it personal (this would mark the second time a sitting president from North dies in power), and we cannot afford that kind of wahala. So, for the sake of us all, please stay alive till 2019. |
wtfCode:Wow! That's the current price these days? |
Riiiiiight... because a printout of test result is 100% genuine and can never be faked... I'm not saying it's true/false or she smokes or doesn't. I'm just saying her posting it is no guarantee that its genuine, and so therefore pointless. Man, I am giving a bit too much of a Bleep on this topic sha... |
wtfCode:And none of that was for materials abi? |
ewooo see laps... ![]() |
But come oh... why did the European banks not flag and prevent it. (yes, the money must have been laundered through them, abi you think Bank of Gambia owns the networks?) |
Amiano:Not 22 years... the last two weeks alone! Who knows how much he stole the remaining years? But no worry, he won't really enjoy it. There's nothing like freedom... and he upon all his stolen wealth, will not experience it. |
Corrinthians:Nothing is wrong with African's leaders brain. It can be explained quite simply: The vast majority of our leaders were dirt poor nobodies for most of their lives. After hustling and taking advantage of a system that allows them to rise to the top (especially as we the citizens sit back and let such people rise), they find themselves in luxury and power. Who would want to leave that and return to abject poverty? It's not the individuals, but the society they are part of... When we start making it possible for educated, thoughtful, and already-successful people to rise to power, I think we'll see less and less of this greed. Also what the poster below me said: "remove fiscal control from the executive" |
We want to save AND spend on infrastructure. Which one is it? You can't have both. The same people complaining that we should have saved would be the same complaining that we should have rehabilitated roads and airports. It's not as if the government spent all its money carelessly (though a lot was siphoned off by greedy individuals) It usually makes sense to spend since the infrastructure gains are going to enable productivity and employment, improving tax base. |
But I don't understand... These girls are lazy as hell. Even one is checking her phone. What kind of nonesense carwash has only 1 car with ladies posing the whole time... Unless it's just advertisement for other services. |
HarveySpecter1:So you see a few women advertising their bodies and you forget the million traders, doctors, lawyers, teachers and farmers who are also African women? |
Who wan do show in Naija? Cost of production would probably be 3X in Nigeria after you factor in fuel for gen, feeding of cast and crew, transport logistics, mosquito and malaria nuisance, accommodations for crew, and other general wahala. |
Gay and lesbian people have always been with us. It's as African as marrying multiple wives or eating Egusi. Our ancient societies have been very tolerant about it, albeit turning a blind eye. You can't tell me you never saw or hear about a man behaving/walking a bit funny. But we never persecuted them. The only difference is people just kept it a bit more hidden. It's not my business how adults choose to love each other... I'm just managing my own life jeje and trying to be a good person to the best of my ability. Ironically, traditional African societies were very tolerant. It's the imported religions of Christianity and Islam that told us that it was Ok to hate, persecute and even kill our brothers and sisters because of who they love. I don't want to speak for Jesus, but I assume he was more interested in the purity of your heart towards God, and how you treat others. It's not up to me to inteprete his intentions and force others to fit my interpretation. Me, personally, I'm not against it or for it, but I would rather we spent our energy and time dealing with the real social ills in our community like abuse of power, corruption, and the absolute disregard for human life in our society. |
What's the fuss? He just needs to use about 1/3. The remaining 2/3 can stay outside... though there are some girls that can accommodate more than 1/2 ![]() |
Thank God no life was lost. But the workers on the neigbour's site: they did a lot of digging right next to the wall, then piled a ton of dirt on that side, creating immense pressure which eventually caused the collapse. Who will pay for the damage? Hope the builder has insurance ![]() |
kilokeys:Why call him myopic? It's established world-wide that real investments return 4%-12% over time. Anything more than that is speculation, which is never sustainable. Whether it's real estate, stocks, MMM or other business venture: if you hear 30% returns... pause. It might be 30% today, but when it reaches your turn, it will be -100%. |
God rested after performing miracles and wonderous events. PMB has done what again? Why is he resting? In my opinion, if he goes away for 6 months, the country will actually improve |
MOSTEC:And my eyes went to dat ass sharp sharp. I like |
NwamaziNwaAro:As were Christian leaders of Europe until their own bloody revolutions... it takes a change in mindset in the population for the leaders to realize that to lead is a privilege (ideally limited in time and scope), and not a right. |
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