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arcbay:thanks a lot. But it will still be quite difficult for me. Cos I only got a 30mins window in the mornings to pack the poo, scold them, feed them and then rush out for the day's hustle of school runs, office work, other private biz hustles |
arcbay:thanks for the response. Now I know what I am doing wrong. I normally put their head in the poo and then flog them. But they usually don't watch me throw it away. As for chaining them to the preferred poo spot, that will mean leaving my dogs outside the compound. I really don't think I want to do that. Is there an alternative? Since step 2 is a punishment, can't I just take them to the prefered poo spot and flog them there? Thanks once again for ur response. It will really be helpful |
Mopolchi:u are soooo on point my brother. I won't waste my precious time with him |
horlaleykan:No u are not tired. How can a jobless slave of twisted doctrines get tired? |
menix:@ the bolded; say no to tribalism. except.....maybe when it is as entertaining as the Igbo/yoruba tribal fights |
EggovinMma:heard those stories too. Arab men rarely go thru the front door (the vagi.na) I think it got something to do with there religion (maybe it is only regarded as fornication and immorality if one goes thru the front. or maybe the front doorway is regarded as being too dirty). they prefer to go thru the anus. that way maybe they can keep a clear conscience. abeg this is not my opinion ooo. it is just a theory that should be researched further. |
kokoA:abeg Wetin concern us (immediate life threatening concerns)about the brouhaha going on in Burkina Faso? As if we don't have enough political and other problems here in naija already. Why must our leaders always strive to provide clothes for others when they themselves are naked? |
No3 is an insult to umudike na! Which unilag are we talking of? Is it the one in Harvard Abi dis yeye one wey we dey see for akoka? |
VICTORIA91:[size=13pt]I was going to say that u already gave NL forum the permission to abuse u but u don talk am urself. Now to d issue. I am a married man. There was a time I used to have flings but even then, my wife and kids always comes first with me(I don't do that anymore). My point is, the man is lying. It was all just a line he used to get u into bed. He will never divorce d mother of his kids if he really loves his kids like u say. Do not make the mistake of getting pregnant for him. Also remove d thought of love and marrying him from ur head. I am not saying what u are doing is right. But If dating a married man is wat rocks ur boat, then do it only for the material benefit and nothing more. Cos that is all u gonna get................. [/size] Speaking as someone who was once in that man's shoes. |
horlaleykan:everyone can see from u writeup that u are not even interested in defending the Christian faith, or defending the bible on which the faith is based. U are only interested in arguing endlessly and defending ur pastorpreneur and his church business. Seems u are a shareholder. Smh for u |
horlaleykan:nah.....U don't get the point. Pple like u have been so brainwashed by these pastopreneurs that common sense no longer makes sense to u. Even divine and spiritual sense does not make sense to u. I have met pple like u several times. Especially in winners chapel (yea I used to worship there before until I can no longer endure the hypocrisy and the pastorpreneurrism of dat ur pastor and his minions) Why wud I waste my precious time trying to redeem someone who is beyond redemption?someone so deep in slavery and stupidity that he now sees it as a norm? No sir. I have better use for my time Btw, I was brought up to know a different kind of Christianity; pure Christianity that is based purely on the bible, holiness and sincere service to God and mankind. Not the money money money which ur pastorpreneur specialises in making and preaching. Little wonder his church produces twisted Christian that cheat, lie, dupe each other and live every immoral lifestyle known to even atheists |
Gamesmart:hey! please read thru my post. I never questioned the exemption or inclusion of any MDAs. Infact, I replied someone else post and tried to justify to him why those exemptions were neccesary. I am talking about a whole lot of other implementation logistics which I can confidently tell u, as someone who shud know better, that they have not been put in place. |
horlaleykan:I wont bother to argue with u. You have obviously been too deeply brain washed to retrace ur steps. |
roselynbas:I wont because I am not a con artist. |
horlaleykan:U are the ignorant one. it is not the "DOMINION OF D CHURCH". it is the dominion of the pastorprenuers. They tell u what u want to hear. They sell u unending hope of supernatural prosperity and riches. U on the other hand enrich their pockets with ur "seed of faith". they will now turn around and show u their prosperity, which was made from the riches u gave them, and use it as a basis to sell more hope to u. the scam is perfect. Go out there and hustle for your riches. God will bless u on his own. he does not need pastorpreneurs as a channel to bless u through. |
Gamesmart:sorry. But before I reply u, I need to assume that u are an accountant or at least knowledgeable in matters of government treasury operations. Now having assumed that, let me ask u; what makes u think buhari thought this through before giving marching order to the MDAs to migrate? Do u know the logistics (training and retraining of staff, orientation of bankers, synchronising the banks' platform to properly integrate with the GIFMIS application in OAGF, budget and appropriation issues, bank reconciliation and issues resolution procedures etc) that should be considered and ironed out before implementation of TSA? If u know a bit about govt financial operations, you will know that this issues are not childs play. Any one of them, if not properly handled, will seriously hamper TSA implementation and by extension, the public sector operations. U see, TSA is a good development any day any time. But the implementation needs to be planned very very carefully. it is not something u just issue a marching order without addressing the inherent logistics. that is a perfect recipe for future disaster. Take it or leave it. |
I don't know why we Nigerians reverence and hero worship one group of con men (some pastors and evangelists) and rain curses and abuse on another group of con men (politicians). I am shocked at the way pple rationalize everything a pastor does, no Matter how horrible or brazen the action is. Almost as if those pple are under some kinda spiritual influence. The same pple will rain curses on politicians for every action they take. Even when some of those actions clearly had good intentions. pastors(some of them) and politicians all have the same stock in trade; They sell hope in exchange for ur money. |
xamuel17:hehehe The "shares" have it. |
tuniski:technically, u are right to say GEJ did not introduce TSA (as a policy). It is embeded into the laws of Nigeria that all revenues from all government ministries, department and agencies are to be paid into the CRF except those specifically exempted. However TSA in its present form with its underlying technology is an enforcement mechanism for the existing law. So Gej introduced the enforcement mechanism for TSA. Let us give him credit for that please. Now as for TSA not lasting, I can assure u as a seasoned accountant in the public sector that the underlying technology on which the TSA is based is very robust and the system was properly designed to be sustainable. However, the implementation is another ball game all together. TSA is a wonderful innovation. If it does not last, we shud not blame the technology. We should blame the policy makers and the pple implementing the policies |
adconline:what I gave u is an ideal situation as stipulated by the laws of the federal republic of Nigeria |
okpurukata:that is why I said Dem don thief tire. |
Aareonakakanfo:u shud give credit for d fact that even Though most igbo are mere traders, at least they own and run their own businesses, built from the scratch with nothing, and sustained against all odds. Most of this big Yoruba names we read here (and the igbo names too) run public companies owned by many pple and limited by shares. Basically, they are just employees. What an igbo man can achieve from trading, if a Hausa man or a Yoruba man is given double the capital used and even better operating environment, they can barely achieve half of what the igbo man can achieve. Such is d resilience of the igbo. A race that started from the scratch with nothing after the civil war, and yet today they are really thriving every man on his own, deserves the respect of the entire world. |
Gamesmart:pls stop sycophancy and grow up. In as much as u support buhari and hate GEJ, u must admit that buhari makes very weighty and far reaching economic decisions like someone deciding what color of boxers to wear underneath. He does not think some issues thru before jumping to decisionss. Makes me wonder what kind of demons and national saboteurs have surrounded him in the name of friends and advisers. He reminds me so much of the ab.oki we once had as CBN governor. NIGERIA is a very complex state with very complex and peculiar problems. Every single decisions has to be carefully considered before implementation. U can never hear me calling PMB baba go slow cos I believe that provided he thinks his actions thru, the time taken shud not matter |
oshyno:let me educate u just a little about public sector accounting. The revenue from Nnpc (as well as customs, FIRS,) goes to the federation account for onward distribution among d 3 tiers of government. TSA is tied to the consolidated revenue fund which receives the federal govt share of the distribution. Hope u now understand why Nnpc cannot be under the TSA? Rather a separate system for accountability urgently needs to be set up for them. Cos Dem don thief tire |
nissparts:ok. Thanks in advance. Expecting to hear from u |
Hi boss; I am looking to buy a truck bed cover for my 2004 nissan frontier truck. I need to protect the items I keep in the truck bed from rain. mine is the long bed (6ft) type. Do u have it? if u do, please what is the price? If u don't, kindly recommend a place in lagos where I can be 100% sure of getting it. thanks. |
MISSNORA:forget kestolove95. Just saw ur profile pic. walahi u fine ooo. |
my dogs they are just 6 months old. Before now, I used to lock them up all 24/7 and only release them briefly (in the mornings and in the evenings) to go and poo outside my compound under strict supervision. But now, they are locked up during the day and released at nite. before releasing them into the compound, I still take them out to to poo. I however notice when I wake up every morning that they have poo in my compound. I dont like flogging them but I cant figure out any other way to make them stop. So early morning flogging is now a routine for them. they now cringe as soon as I take up the cane. How do I train them to only to know that my compound is part of the restricted space? NB; they dont poo in their kennel at all. it is sacred to them. but my compound ........... na wa |
my dogs they are just 6 months old. Before now, I used to lock them up 24/7 and only release them briefly (in the mornings and in the evenings) to go and poo outside my compound under strict supervision. But now, they are locked up during the day and released at nite. before releasing them into the compound at night, I still take them out to poo. I however notice when I wake up every morning that they have poo in my compound. I dont like flogging them but I can't figure out any other way to make them stop. So early morning flogging is now a routine for them. they now cringe as soon as I take up the cane. How do I train them to understand that my compound is part of the restricted space? NB; they don't poo in their kennel at all even if I keep them locked in all through the day. It is sacred to them. But my compound ........... na wa |
qualityovenbake:my sentiments exactly |
Balkan:wow! This is epic. Pls reserve this particular missile for use in all kinds of tribal wars between Yoruba and igbo. It has a devastating effect. Damn!!!!!! I am actually becoming tribalistic gradually. This is what nairaland has caused. |
missKiffy:[size=13pt]talk something na. This particular tribal battle is becoming too one sided. Yorubas, pple say u guys are cowards. Please prove them wrong. Come out and fight this particular battle bullet for bullet. I know the odds are against u guys this time around; but just fight anyway. At least it will make the thread interesting. That is what I love about igbos. Whether they are losing or winning, they just fight diligently anyway. That resilience is priceless. Oh............ And by the way, I am proudly Igbo. (But, like I said before, Am not tribalistic. Hehehe)[/size] |
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