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[quote author=mizzocho.cinco]No nonsensical contributions, thank you Advice from matured people[/quote]Ok. GET. A. JOB. |
[quote author=mizzocho.cinco]I have been dating my boyfriend for 4months now and since men play the role of a provider when is the right time to ask him for rent money, or should i move in with him to save him the trouble?[/quote]Why dont you pay your own bills? Are you his wife? Get a job, lady. |
Nope. Too much trouble. |
You call that sexy? |
Wendyslim: . Sick country with sick people.aint u tired of blood shed,black out,robbery and kidnapping? I can say dat dis is the worst govt Nigeria has ever had.imagine student spending 4months at home in the name of strike ,I mean use ur brain to think Nigeria has to move to another level .come to think of it phcn has been sold but has not done proper handling over and we still pay tax without enjoying it and still have to pay more wen private sector take over. Let's not be tribalistic in our reasoningOh please spare us the useless complaint! What of OBJ's administration that we students spent 6 straight months at home during the ASUU strike? What of the insecurity (egbesu + ND insurgency, Lagos's armed robbery + Ogun state cross border banditry, etc) that we endured? And did the blackouts start under GEJ's watch? If anything, we currently enjoy more hours of power supply, thanks to the strides achived under GEJ's leadership. So pls go peddle your lies somewhere else. |
TechWalker007: Why am I feeling the campaign also includes making Coscharis loose the BMW licence? After-all, Maduka is Igbo.coscharis won't lose anything. They'll come out unscathe |
Oduah never recieved any inapproriate gift. Her crime's that she authorized the purchase of 2 overpriced luxury vehicles by a supposedly broke aviation parastatal. adanny01: Who said she stole? Her's is a case of recieving gifts from an inappropriate source or using her influence and position inappropriately for personal gain to the detriment of Nigerians. Which ever way you see it. |
Hmmmm....it's a pity. As someone rightfully mentioned, this "get rich quick" mentality is really killing our youths. What happened to good ole fashion hard-and-smart work were you truely get to enjoy and appreciate the fruit of your labour? |
nagoma: iHmmm.....let's see...the Presidential Airlift Group (PAG) of the USAF 89th Airlift Group operates 2 VC-25s...... .....and the c-32 (boeing 757), c-40s (boeing 737-700), c-37s (gulfstream V), and some more. And dont forget the C-17s used to airlift his support teams. But hey, it all sums up to "2" aircrafts...in your books... |
nagoma: But he has 10 jets although his country cannot build even a bicycle.anything but humble.Oh btw, those 10 planes you just mentioned are owned and operated SOLELY by the NIGERIA AIR FORCE, not the presidency. |
nagoma: In your dreams.At least mine's a reality. But I dont blame you though. With the amount of bad joints you've been smoking, you're so detached from reality you dont even know what's even happening in your own country, it's technological strides in particular. but hey, keep smoking. |
Kai....APC's not having a good week at all. And it will get worse. |
When I see pics like these, I truely thank God for Gov. Godswill Akpabio of Akwa Ibom state. Abians, ndo oh. Even poor Taraba state can boast of a way better road network (FACT). |
The fault rests solely on the Air Traffic Controllers on duty at the Tower. The should've cleared the runway on time. Kudos to the pilot for his quick reaction. |
nagoma: But he has 10 jets although his country cannot build even a bicycle.anything but humble.Sure......but we have built vehicles, Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs), Unmanned Ground Vehicles (UGVs), Gunboats, and equally designed a Communication satellite. But hey, we can't produce a darn bicycle. 'so many airheads in nairaland. |
And what fire will that be, huh? Is there a national emergency at home? Abeg commot for road joor toluleke: Only.a fool would leave HIS house on fire and go ahead to visit a Neighbour... |
fagin1982: You dey see clear Bro...u are current ..Lagos State Govt stinks ...and yet all these kids around prefer to waste thr energy on nothingAbi oh ? |
.........and they said GEJ was weak? Who's laughing now, dumbf@&ks ?Up #teamGEJ |
My Liverpool's on fire oh. |
bcomputer101: That Ex-colonel should face court martial.He can't face court marshal. He has ALREADY been discharged, hence the "Ex". |
Signed. Good job Ogugua |
Yes it is. I stand corrected. GeneralJ: I thnk its the FAST helmet yeah, it is the FAST helmet |
GeneralJ: Yess, they are but i thnk they are foreign special forces, either belonging to the Spanish or dutch.Looks like Spanish. |
But I still insist that most Eastern European countries still use the AK-47 or similar copies. The western europeans never used the AK xcept CETMEs (spain), HK G-33 (germany and UK), SA-80s (UK), M-4/C-4 carbines (denmark, Netherlands, Norway), FN FS-2000s and FN-FNC (Belgium), Berreta (Italy), and of course the French FAMAS. |
Henry120: I insist 80% or let's say 70% of europe have since moved on from the AK-47. The only countries still using the AK-47 are members of the former eastern bloc/former Soviet union states and smaller/ poorer european nations.It's the FN-FNC. 5.56 rounds. Equally used by the NPF. With regards to the FN-FAL used by the Brazilians, particularly BOPE, the Brazilian redesigned their licensed-produced FALs to be lighter and chamber the smaller 5.56 instead of the usual 7.62. Some Brazilian FAL versions are even lighter, sleeker, and shorter like the Galil ACE, yet chamber 9mm rounds like the HK MP5. |
Henry120: African winds exercise, the best image. Our boys looking tight. Plus commandos now use the new special forces helmet.They finally got the spectre helmet. Popular with US Army Delta, Navy Seals, and Australian SASR. Impressive. |
Hmmm....this is a serious oh...I'm all for providing the NCAA with all the necessary logistics that will enable them carry ut their duties effectively. But buying 2 armoured luxury vehicles makes no sense at all. If vehicles were needed to convey foreign dignitaries from sister agencies, why not go for one or 2 toyota SUVs (Lndcruisers/prado), or a bus (toyota coaster), and maybe a few pickups like the Hilux or Ford Ranger XLT? Not armoured BMWs. |
MacLovington: .Don't forget the peodophiles, serial killers, and of course the usual school shooters. |
CFCfan: He will be a strong contender for the Republican Presidential primaries in 2016.With the numerous cracks in the GOP? I dont think so. I dont see the numerically superior moderate republican fielding this clown from the minority fanatic tea par ty as their candidate for the presidency. unless they have every intention of losing woefully. |
BabaAlabi: But that's the truth....The first time most whites come in contact with Nigerians is usually due to scamming. Why should they not laugh at us when we have turned our country into a joke??Dude, really? |
tatiana009: Its not his fault, na we cause am! It is sad because it is true.Yeah, because most Nigerians are fraudsters, abi? |
I'm sorry, but this report is TOTAL HOGWASH!! Ogun the safest?! Oh please!! Did the authors factor in that Ogun is a boundary state used to smuggle out stolen vehicles from Lagos? Do they have ANY FREAKING IDEA what cops go through? During the administration of IGP M.A.K Smith, the AK-47 was introduced in the NPF because of 2 states: LAGOS and OGUN (thats right, you heard me), and I rate the former far safer than the later. Ogun state was the only state apart from Delta that I had to use police protection just to get out of the house. If any state deserves this award, it's Cross River, NOT Ogun state. Hell, even give it to Ekiti. And Enugu the unsafest place in Naija? Cmon! What the hell happened to Edo (Benin in particular) or even crime prone areas in Anambra (Ogidi, Nkpor, Onitsha, etc)? I dont even want to mention Borno (Maiduguri), Yobe (home of Nigeria's core islamic fanatism), and Adamawa (Mubi). |
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