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Why make her remove her top. Anyways, the law should take its course. She's a kidnapper on another level Or better still, a ritualist |
How can one expect to get paid before the middle of the month?? If I may ask, what happened to your July allowee?? |
GisterBlogger:Future hardship kee that man |
Good move. People like Ifeanyi Uba were able to win elections with heavy debt hanging over their heads. Let's see if the 'Paris Club' in the Nigerian Senate will grant him debt relief before the end of the 9th senate |
jesmond3945:Abi ooo. |
Dudeladude:How come you didn't see the word SOME in my earlier post. I guess comprehension is still your biggest challenge, please get yourself BRIGHTER GRAMMAR for nursery school. It'll be a good start. Besides your constant mention of hustling hard shows where you belong and I quite understand. Not everyone is as low as you are and unlike you, I don't worship money. Thanks |
Dudeladude:Well, it good you admitted to your errors. Am actually generous by replying you because I felt like giving your frustrationo some measure of legitimacy so that you don't resort to the use of sniper. That being said, going by your first post, I am tempted to want to see you as one of those terribly corrupt individuals that believe so much in the power of money as a substitute for hard work If I may ask you, don't you know of any top politician in Nigeria whose child failed law school exams after studying abroad?? Please do some research before exposing your ignorance and frustrations. Google should be your friend. |
Dudeladude:Why do you have to quote me twice to spill your trash. What I said is my personal opinion and I NEVER SAID that my kids won't study abroad. As for your useless question, yes my children can study SOCIOLOGY and HISTORY here in NIGERIA, but I'd rather they study engineering, medicine and the likes abroad. You can channel your frustration somewhere else because I am not the cause of your problems. Have a nice day |
BafanaBafana:Your submissions are spot on |
Why would my child study history in the UK?? I would rather they study sciences, medicine, engineering and law abroad, not arts courses like history or sociology. After all, some of them that even studied law abroad failed our law school exams here |
There are several denominations of the Rwandan currency and the Nigerian naira as well. Please post all and let's begin from there |
Nigeria 1 - Algeria 2 08170768456 |
As much as I feel that MURIC is one of the most unreasonable civil society organization in Nigeria, I doubt if this trash emanated from them. The op should add a source to this piece of shit. |
How are we sure Bola Tinubu actually made the statement?? Please provide a source |
Buhari wanted an ass licker in the legislator and that's what he got |
Fathers are usually the unsung heroes. The ones whose sacrifices are seen as normal and thus need no celebrations. The ones who carry the burden of societal responsibilities for everyone in the family except themselves. To all the fathers that stayed through and pooled through, I say CONGRATULATIONS. |
Why the rush?? I thought you'll all queue behind baba make him do im own first |
This one looks like a domestic lion Lols |
linqzs:Please refer to his inaugural speech on the day he took the oath of office. But by the way, where is Uche Nwosu speaking from? I hear say the guy run go Yankee |
Olukologia24592:I agree with you |
So why tag her a slay queen ![]() |
rawitools:Na parable I take talk Secondly, I indirectly dey talk say the man dey lie about him situation. Now to answer your question From the east to Abuja to and fro should not be less than 15,000 naira. That amount can........... Start a recharge card business on a small scale. Pure water business Food vendor business Etc |
The man na mumu. Why not use the transportation fare to and from Abuja to start up a business. |
Okorocha is synonymous with poor quality and substandard products |
I attended out of curiosity. The school is truly a startup. The campus is small - more like a private compound, alot of people turned up but the guys handling the recruitment exercise messed the whole thing up with poor planning and execution They were very slow with the whole process. Alot of people left in anger and some are to be attended to today being Saturday. All in all it was good. |
Rubbiish:Which woman?? His WIFE?? What then is family Abeg?? Secondly, E money's case is quite different here. You have a case of the younger becoming the older and vice versa. PSquare's relationship is a business partnership of EQUALS. |
HausaGirl:All you need is to follow threads that interests you and make your comments as you deem fit. Welcome to nairaland though, prepare to encounter the good, the bad and the ugly here. Nairaland is a home for the sane people as well as many mentally challenged persons who should have been receiving psychiatric care. Also, develop thick skin for criticisms and negative comments. You are welcome once again. |
[quote author= post=77889924]It is Femi Anikulapo-Kuti sir, just as you highlighted it, not Baba Fela. Have a blessed weekend ahead![/quote]Am sorry My bad I read it in a hurry My apologies |
[quote author= post=77888900]HIS DEATH On the 25th of December, 1999, death came knocking on Ezego’s door. But, he was not even aware in the slightest. Ezego’s birthday was on the 25th of December and it was his usual tradition to storm Ihiala, his hometown every Christmas for the double celebration (actually, it was a triple celebration: his birthday, Christmas and the New Year). His kinsmen and women in Ihiala eagerly awaited his annual homecoming which meant a lot of goodies for everyone. And so it was that fateful December of 1999. Ezego and everyone in his family were in high spirits and plans were fully made for the trip back home. Ezego was in the habit of storming the sleepy, rustic hometown of Ihiala, impressing his people with his legendary wealth and affluence. Thus, the 1999 edition was no different. The whole of Nigeria would know that Ezego was in town. Some of the most sought-after musicians in the world’s most populous black nation were billed to entertain the guests at the most exciting galore of the year. Afrobeat maestro, Femi Kuti and his Positive Force Band were billed to dazzle the guests and rock the community to its very foundation. To show how serious Ezego took the party, the moneybag personally visited the Afrikan Shrine to meet Femi Anikulapo-Kuti in order to ensure that all went on smoothly. The party was billed to start from the night of Christmas to the Boxing Day (26th) so Ezego decided to start his trip from Lagos on the 23rd of December. But little did he know that all his efforts were in vain. He was unconsciously planning for his own funeral. But what precisely happened? On the 23rd of December, Ezego left Lagos as planned, heading towards the southeastern region of Nigeria. He took off in a most flashy style, in a convoy of six of his finest automobiles. These included a Lincoln Navigator (1999 model), limousine, blue Porsche, Lexus jeep, a Cherokee jeep and a latest Honda. The interesting thing about that fateful trip was that Ezego would normally fly to either Enugu or Port Harcourt where he would then be driven in a convoy to Ihiala. However, the fatal rates of air crashes during that period claimed to have made him change his mind. The outcome was disastrous for the mogul. For some unknown reasons, Ezego decided to get behind his Lexus jeep in the convoy and drive himself all the way from Lagos to Ihiala. But somewhere along the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway, the first trouble reared its nasty head. Trouble started when the Cherokee’s jeep’s engine became faulty. But Ezego was in a hurry and could not even entertain the idea of missing his schedule and arriving on time. So he decided to keep ‘managing’ the jeep for as long as possible. But by the time the jeep got to Asaba in Delta State, the car broke down completely in the oil-rich state. Now, things were not getting funny anymore. Ezego was obviously in distress. His people were waiting for him back home so the carnival would start in earnest but here was his car that he shelled out of millions of naira for, giving him the worst headache of his life at a most unexpected moment. But you know how dangerous Nigerian roads are . Ezego did not want to leave his cherished automobile in the middle of nowhere in Asaba at the mercy of robbers. Not the car he bought with so much money. So, he bellowed at one of his boys to purchase a chain so the jeep would be towed. The lad returned with the chain, which was then attached to the faulty jeep. However, that was the beginning of his problem because Ezego was said to have insisted on towing the broken-down vehicle all by himself with him driving the Lexus pulling the Cherokee. So he was in front while another of his boys was behind the wheels of the Cherokee. Well, no one was in a position to argue with the boss, so they continued their trip until that fateful moment when they reached a spot between Ozabulu and Okija on the Onitsha/Owerri Road. At that point, they were just two kilometers away from Ihiala in Anambra State, Ezego’s hometown and their final destination, and that was when death decided to unveil his dreadful figure. Ezego reportedly ran into a damaged portion of the road while he was going down a steep slope and all of a sudden, he stepped on the brakes. The driver of the Cherokee behind him was caught unawares and as he was not even prepared for the sudden stop, he suddenly rammed the Cherokee into Ezego’s shiny Lexus, sending the millionaire tumbling down a deep ditch by the roadside. It must however be noted that there are some other slightly different accounts of precisely how the accident happened. Other reports stated that it was actually the towing chain between the two jeeps that snapped, thus forcing the Cherokee at the rear to ram into Ezego’s Lexus making him lost control and plunging into that horrible ditch. Immediately this happened, his convoy was thrown into a pandemonium. Those in his convoy made frantic and desperate efforts to get him out of the ditch and get him the most effective medical attention promptly. By the time they finally succeeded in getting Ezego out of the ditch, he had sustained a deep gash and his face was massively puffed up, thus disfiguring his handsome face. He was rushed to the nearby Lady of Lourdes Hospital (where Ezego incidentally made a donation of N15 million naira a few years before the accident). He was still alive and stable when they brought him to the hospital and all the medical workers went into an overdrive to save the life of a man they know as a mentor and generous giver. However, things got worse and to make matters even more frightening, there was no doctor on duty. By the time a medical doctor eventually showed up, Ezego was already bleeding through his mouth, he was having internal bleeding and was already in shock. All attempts to stabilize him failed. At that point, his family members suggested that he be quickly moved to a better-equipped hospital in Port Harcourt. At this point, his tale becomes hazy as it is not known whether he finally died while he was on his way to Port Harcourt or while he was being prepared for a flight to Lagos from Port Harcourt. Ezego died on the 26th, Boxing Day. He was just 34.[/quote]Fela died in 1997 Please crosscheck your facts |
Is Hezekiah university still accepting applications |
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