₦airaland Forum

See, we have more pressing issues plaguing us as a country at the moment. For example, an unintelligent and senile man is still ruling us and probably will until 2023.

So sort this trivial issue out with your unsensible mum and loose boyfriend without involving an already troubled people.

If you can't, well, go ahead with that decision of yours. Sniper is still very much in the market inspite of the ban - this is Nigeria.

madgoat:
Correct
Sharp guys

You have an IQ of the same level as Buhari.

This pattern of kidnappers holding the ransom payer ransom has played out severally in the past. An intelligent country with an intelligent security apparatus that is not based on quota system would have put a tracker on the young lady.

What happened to the foundations my fathers laid for this country?

Whoever brought this to front page lacks intelligence.

pocohantas:
Your business.

Typical.

pocohantas:
If he isn't hardworking and self-motivated, I do not think he would be rich.

Na handsome go pay schoolfees?

Good character is a constant.

Firstly, a man could still be rich without possessing either of the bolded. Perhaps, he inherited the wealth.

Also, simply saying "rich" implies that you careless about how he obtained the riches. Legitimate or otherwise is irrelevant to you so long he's rich. No offense, but it appears to me that you are superficial and devoid of values.

And poeple wonder why there's so much insecurity in Nigeria.

The IAAF, in my opinion, was unfair to her.

And this is how Bello wins a second term.

helinues:


To seek refuge at the embassy? How many can they accommodate?

As many as possible.

Good one EFCC. Very commendable job you guys are doing

Africans!!!

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Elrad:
Hello if you are reading this and you have a verified IQ option account and you no longer make use of it. I need it please

How much?

There couldn't be a better response to the folly of Gandollar .

9jaRealist:
The post you were responding to...
Was specifically based on the predicate: "Is he a debtor or not Was he owing her or not"

Accordingly, your response...
That her statement was a "crime" even given that premise was patently incorrect under extant law.
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And where did I specifically say her statement was a crime?

Thinkfree:
A very nice country once I'm one with my skills acquisition I will be their

Which skill you deh learn.

9jaRealist:
TRUTH is NOT a crime...
Except perhaps in a CROOKED country like Nigeria!

And if you insist that the TRUTH is a "crime"...
How come only one person was arrested and charged?!
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How do you know she was telling the truth?

Someone once posted that Nigeria is an entity with everything wrong with humanity. I agree.

Wiseandtrue:
Is he a debtor or not Was he owing her or not

The Nigerian police has arrested the wrong person! The lady wants her money and the boss should pay ASAP not the other way round!!!

Issues like this is what the NLC needs to take up!!!

Many bosses are guilty of this! Someone needs to be made a scape goat!!!

What do you think

You don't solve one crime with another crime.

I thought I saw resigned.

DavidEsq:
"When a wise man enters into a controversy with a fool,There will be ranting and ridicule, but no satisfaction".
Proverbs 29:9

I thought you two were having an interesting exchange.

Why resort to insulting him?

Connection, health, and strength.

futurist369:
does it matter?did I preyed i' m a male?are you gonna help or not?

Not.

Someone said even animals are looking for ways to leave the country.

GistMore3:
“... But I now regret my action and wished I never went into this in the first place.

Regret that you found yourself in a country that has failed to utilize your skill set, not your action.

According to William Shakespeare "A rose by any other name would smell as sweet". Therefore, it makes no difference changing the name when the system is still as ineffective.

Raydos:
ME: Seun when is Nairaland going to improve?

SEUN:

Ban dey hungry you abi?

Like one Buhari's regime like Nairaland; you speak the truth you get harrassed/banned.

The tailor could have avoided all the drama by unconditionally returning the cloth.

That said, soldiers assaulting a civilian over a civil matter is one of the characteristics of a failed system.