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I was still complaining I bought 18.5 kg at 18,500 just yesterday. |
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The woman is not a robot, if she does the providing, all the homefront is on her definitely one part will be lacking and its the sex part. It's that simple, she's not wired for sex after all the wahala A man can go all out to work for money carry pounpoun when he's supposed to be tired he wants sex, that's how they are wired. It really is that simple. Both sexes are different and unique 5 Likes |
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Me I have given up on lots of male posters on NL teytey. A man can never be wrong in their eyes even with glaring evidence of guilt. Why hasn't the man or any one come out to refute the wife's response? Has anyone seen any rebuttal here or Twitter or any other place? No. Radio silence on countering the wife's response. He was the accuser now. Abi e no get relatives using social media? The guy brutal sha and he met a solid reaction that justifies his wickedness. Holding the kids to ransome? Thank God it's not Naija. Besides people should read the full story joor, he didn't sell properties to sponsor her she did herself and there has not been a rebuttal about that claim. 5 Likes |
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Treat your wives well, they won't hear. Ita a case of revenge as we have read the woman's story. Most women don't forgive the atrocities especially domestic violence, they only bid their time most times. It really has nothing to do with UK or not. My question is what if she had died those times, it was too much of a risk. 6 Likes 1 Share |
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This is a traumatic experience, what sort of nonsense is this? Merely watching the video got me distressed. 7 Likes 2 Shares |
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OP December is in a few weeks, go to your village or other villages in the East lots of single girls will be around from far and near. Not saying you can't find on NL, people have in times past but you may have a better chance in December at home. |
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All these threads in Family section today na wa. ![]() Which one is his christain way of having sex? 3 Likes |
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At least Nairaland men agree that taking care of children is work and is a big deal. Interesting...... 3 Likes |
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What a thread. God have mercy with what people say on the altar in the name of God. 2 Likes 1 Share |
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Never understood cricket. |
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Interesting thread. Interesting comments!! 1 Like |
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That 2005-2008 period lots of people made money especially those working in stockbroking firms. They made mad money, my cousins were in a stockbroking firm. I heared them discussing about japaul oil one day, they bought at maybe 3 0r 4 naira it went as high as 15 naira, they sold and they bought quite a huge amount. They were just making money. The stockbroking guys were big boys that period. I personally think lots of them took advantage of the market, I may be wrong though. What was reigning was shares. By 2009 everything just came down. As at now even the fairly okay company shares we bought back then the prices have come down terribly. 8 Likes |
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Even some siblings don't share such building information. They will tell you when it is completed, there are some things people generally like to keep to themselves/ their nuclear family here in naija Pregnancy House building Japa plans etcetc. Except you think he ripped you off somewhere it's not an issue. He even told you about it after building right. Me that the lady that practically acted as my chief brides maid got married without informing me nko, she later told me not to vex that it was very private she even had a baby I didn't hear, it was on her status I saw one year abi is it 6 months birthday it was when we were talking on phone another day and her child was disturbing her that I got to know she had a 2nd baby sef. It's even on her status I saw her husband's pix sef. I didn't even get angry, maybe she had her reason I didn't know the circumstances of her wedding, though it seemed very small and her nuclear family stuff only. I understood because I am also a private person. This life no hard oo, people have different reasons for what they do. Every mallam with him own kettle. 15 Likes |
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Looool wonders shall never end. Radarada. |
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Lool, it's typical in Nigerian workspace, you mind your business say good morning and hello when necessary, they say you don't relate with people and you are proud. If you are not on my team or in my unit, I honestly don't have much to discuss with you except hello and hi EOD. I relate better with those in my unit, every other person, good morning good morning, except an official issue comes up that affects them. Thats how they told my collegue that I don't relate with people I just dey go my own, is that supposed to be an issue? I just see you as someone that works in the same organization and I say hi is that not enough, I should be gisting and doing Chochocho up and down? We get issue for this country honestly. As a rule good morning and hello it is for everyone not in my immediate team. They don't like it they should go to court. Radarada. 2 Likes |
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Good. For those talking about the multiple route of entry. The point is no business/shop will open there until it's unsealed. |
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Nipost has been quite efficient since they were revamped some years back, their speed post has helped deliver some docs then. My only problem is always the same thing corruption, once int passport is being delivered by them trust Nigerian workers to form another cartel of racketeering. If they can plug all the holes it will work if not..... 1 Like |
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The price is okay, you might not even use up to that. The only problem is tori go enter the 1k contribution. Prepaid wahala is the next thing after house rent matter. The way we do it is an electrician will run the pump to everyone's meter, like an individual socket and then you rotate the pumping. Either weekly or daily. My self and neighbor we rotate the pumping we are just 2 an electrician did the connection we rotate weekly. Because we are two, we used a change over switch that is outside accessible to all, so even if you are not home and it's your turn your neighbor can put in the water for everybody. This method can't work if you have neighbors that are terrible. But the 2 of us are respecting ourselves. Best you guys contribute and run it this way. |
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Taking care of kids ehn you have to be extra watchful, at alert, careful and prayerful. It's both a physical and spiritual thing, a job in its own class. E no easy mehn, our parents tried walahi 1 Like |
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erico2k2: I understand but the problem is these wastes are not being poured by spirits it's we Nigerians that dispose it there not the govt we have issues in this country joor. |
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naptu2: Solid points sir. I doubt people know these things. just one slight modification though, there are PSPs assigned to all areas in Lagos. So you practically don't have to choose, there's one assigned to your axis and they don't trespass each other's assigned area. |
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erico2k2: I am female oo, I am not even talking about handheld bin, the aggregation I am talking about is all the wastes a put together in a specified location agreeed and a compactor comes to pack them. I understand your grouse with the govt but you see on this waste manage matter especially with the markets we are generally to blame. |
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AfroKnight: The job is being done that's why we are on this thread. ![]() Enforcement is also part of that job. |
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erico2k2: The bolded is a wrong assertion, it's not the way it works at least in Lagos. |
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erico2k2: I just explained the way it works to you, For E. G. FEDAN Plaza in Alaba has its own waste point, other plazas have where they aggregate their waste for pick up by PSP. Good you used computer village as an example, have you wondered why computer village has not had environmental infarction issues for some time and they do generate a whole lot of waste and it's been carted. There are arrangements for aggregation and pick up of waste in all those places. They all have their arrangements, Some you will see big containers like Oyingbo etc some other markets too, some you might not see because there are arrangements for aggregation and pickup. |
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erico2k2: Understand that the agency will not deal with an individual shop in the market, it's always with the association. The association will be billed a lump sum and it pays the govt. So your friend is paying to the association monthly. And Yes the wastes are always being carted, the problem is always when associations don't pay or traders don't follow their agreed waste disposal means. |
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AfroKnight: If you know how many time these markets would have been engaged and dialouged with you will understand. Its a Nigerian thing, until force is applied we won't shift, sebi Oyingbo has been reopened after they complied. 1 Like |
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erico2k2: Which of the markets? All the markets are duly engaged and have their arrangements for waste pickups. Different arrangements ask you will get the info. E. G Alaba Int has different associations different plazas and different excos for all these their associations and plazas all of them are individually engaged by the PSP operator and even the state agency involved they all have their arrangements for their waste management. They can not say they never saw it coming non of the executives of the places sealed can't say that. Same applies for tradefair Some other markets like food markets especially have larger bins placed in a strategic place in their market. |
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The truth is if you are into waste management in this Lagos you will know all these actions are justified. All these markets have been engaged in dialougue over time yet no change. My own is residents not paying for their own individual flats wastes should be next. Those pouring wastes when caught should be next. We must all have sense by fire by force. Force does it for Nigerians. At least we are not in election season, let the right thing be done abeg. 3 Likes |
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SINisSIN: Loool you really think women don't love themselves. The bolded is also my stance, would rather ask the parent for permission. |
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My own is I have called a senior family friend friend to take permission to send her 17 now 18year old an errand to get a cake for me. She's even a junior friend to my mum. So this notion of its disrespectful to call the mother to send the child an errand seems very weird to me. Very very weird. I could have called that girl I mentioned directly she would still have gone to inform her mum but I told her mum first, she just called me and said mumsie said you want to send me somewhere. It's courtesy If you ask me. I find it strange that some people are off the opinion that a so called friend cannot call to ask if their child can help run an errand though. It really is a Yes or No situation. Also the mother had told you her no without words when the girl didn't show up. Anyway OP cut them off, helping people in Nigeria always has its own issues, make everybody dey their lane. Pick her call but cut them off, you don't even need quarell, you are pissed obviously but this life no hard just dey your dey, you sef will have peace of mind. 13 Likes 1 Share |
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What a thread!!! Ewww 1 Like |
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