Romance › Re: 18-year-old Model Sells Virginity For $3m To Abu Dhabi Businessman (photos) by OGHENAOGIE(m): 10:05am On Nov 17, 2017 |
derecho: I tried reading some comments but unfortunately many were joking about a serious lesson.I always try to learn from any situation. For me,this goes to validate the value of VIRGINITY even in a decadent world.I won't be surprised if someone pays $100M for a girl's virginity in the next 5years.So those consoling themselves that virginity is overrated can continue.I just pity those who will still offer it for less. I don't want to talk much about the spiritual side but take it or leave it NO BUSINESSMAN PAYS SO MUCH FOR WHAT WONT GIVE HIM MORE IN RETURNS.I pity the girl who thinks this is "emancipation" she'll soon understand that it's Bondage.which bondage u know how much dst man get 3m to dat man is chicken change.... |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Photos Of Robert Mugabe Meeting With Military Amid Zimbabwe Political Chaos by OGHENAOGIE(m): 8:22pm On Nov 16, 2017 |
HAH: I stand with Mugabe
Say no to military rule, Africa is now matured enough for democracy, as the worst democracy is better than the best military rule. Na only Mugabe sabi rule abi |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Hires Malaysian Consultants For N458m For Economic Recovery, Growth Plan by OGHENAOGIE(m): 10:51am On Nov 16, 2017 |
oyonu: Does it mean we don't have enough consultants in Nigeria who can carry out the forensic study? What about our profs and Ph.D holders in school in the whole Nigeria and abroad no Nigerian consultant shame.... |
Politics › Re: Kogi’s IGR Hits N1bn Monthly by OGHENAOGIE(m): 10:48am On Nov 16, 2017 |
brodalikeme: Good one but ironically aside Lagos, internally generated revenue those not have any positive impact on the lives of the citizenry except the chief servant of the state are lagosian feeling much impact self |
Politics › Re: Kogi’s IGR Hits N1bn Monthly by OGHENAOGIE(m): 10:46am On Nov 16, 2017 |
HiddenShadow: There are other means of generating IGR outside tax. what are d other means |
Sports › Re: 2018 World Cup Teams Complete As Peru Book Last Spot by OGHENAOGIE(m): 10:42am On Nov 16, 2017 |
Spain is not seeded so de can be in d same group..with Brazil game only brazil is seeded |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Zimbabwean Soldiers Force Policemen To Sit On The Ground After Take Over by OGHENAOGIE(m): 9:29pm On Nov 15, 2017 |
Lajet: police officers always afraid of Army officers only in this Africa look at d metropolitan police.... |
Education › Re: 8 Skills Every Nigerian Student Needs To Survive In Campus by OGHENAOGIE(m): 11:18am On Nov 15, 2017 |
toluleke: Funny but true. The academic stress in nigerian universities are much to now combine with a business that is hectic can be stressful.and cause poor grades.. this your skills are extra cirricular activities that must be passed that cos our public schools are foolish and useless with d way de set up |
Politics › Re: Buhari: My Visit To South-east, Strong Expression Of My Belief In One Nigeria by OGHENAOGIE(m): 11:10am On Nov 15, 2017 |
ebukahandsome: How i wish we all can put tribalism aside and unite with one mind like we did, during ARGENTINA VS NIGERIA match. We can if we wanna. Just a resolution and mind made up unity is not achieve with d mouth or simply playing a useful useless match....de are indices to put across like..espougeing state of origin from our framework...putting forward standard of merit above sentiment...decongest and decentralized power to d regions and local govt Area...holding our leaders accountable....and always renegotiating terms and reference of our unity everytime like Switzerland Belgium does |
Sports › Re: Argentina Vs Nigeria: International Friendly - 2 - 4 (Full Time) by OGHENAOGIE(m): 7:46pm On Nov 14, 2017 |
Rajosh: Tell them bro. I've always said it. we won't miss Tammy Abraham. Remember we still have Henry Onyekuru, Cyril Dessers (Belgium-Nigerian Dying to play for eagles) and Emmanuel Denis Bonaventure. on a normal situation if Nigeria set her priorities right and have her plan shd we beg pple to play for Nigeria...however we have players better Dan Tammy |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: N-Power: FG Deploys 176,160 Graduates by OGHENAOGIE(m): 12:01pm On Nov 13, 2017 |
Jiang: This was what I was telling some1 a few days ago, d dude refused to believe me until I show am proof of NNPC recruiting d son's & daughters of who is who don't mind d goats De Tel u to create jobs while dier children de get employed so can't deir children also create jobs..... |
Sports › Re: Mikel Obi, Super Eagles Team Arrive Russia Ahead Of Match Against Argentina.PICS by OGHENAOGIE(m): 8:01pm On Nov 12, 2017 |
teadrake: The best way to unite this country in times of crisis and civil unrest is through sport. Thank you Super Eagles for the gift of qualification stupid unity.....wen necessary things shd be done to make the country functional |
Crime › Re: A Soldier In Uniform Beaten By A Policeman In Mufti At ATM In Damaturu by OGHENAOGIE(m): 12:35pm On Nov 12, 2017 |
COdeGenesis: I don't know how u see it. I just feel a military personnel should be given some privileges, he can't come and queue now, it's not just right. Haba, see ur head.....which privilege....if pple like u have foolish mentality things ll Neva change in this country |
Crime › Re: A Soldier In Uniform Beaten By A Policeman In Mufti At ATM In Damaturu by OGHENAOGIE(m): 12:32pm On Nov 12, 2017 |
Daboomb: Please dont generalise!
Even as bad as the Police are, there are few exceptions.
If you notice, the bad elements are usually the low-ranked, lower cadre, rank-and-file who have nothing to show except to use brutality to command respect. Just observe, you will rarely see a COMMISSIONED OFFICER (Graduate level entry), misbehaving in Public.
Those who have Power and Authority, dont need to show it or force others to recognise it..... it is so evident de are lower ranks who behave well don't generalize too..sm senior officers are worse ok |
Crime › Re: A Soldier In Uniform Beaten By A Policeman In Mufti At ATM In Damaturu by OGHENAOGIE(m): 12:30pm On Nov 12, 2017 |
COdeGenesis: Why will a army in uniform queue. No respect at all. The police man is a fool. it seems you are stupid....who is d army man self....in saner climes an army has no much business with civilian populace...even wen a police man who is d law too was talking he refused to conform...it can only happen in a backward society |
Politics › Read This by OGHENAOGIE(op): 7:18am On Nov 12, 2017 |
Check this out. Maybe that is why our Leaders, Pastors, Senators, Reps, Public and Civil Servants, Engineers, Doctors, Lawyers, Entrepreneurs, Farmers, Teachers, Bankers, Students, Artisans etc are the way we are...... Read on... Otabil's parable of onions and why Zuckerberg is richer than Ghana.
He is loved by many, loathed by some but few will deny the power of his word. It is infectious! Dr Mensa Otabil Founder of the International Central Gospel Church infected and provoked a mass of young entrepreneurs with yet another signature performance, a destiny changing motivational message that will linger in the minds of many, for many years to come. He was to give a keynote address at Albert Ocran's springboard convocation programme, but he did far more than that. He planted, watered and nurtured a seed of holy anger in the army of entrepreneurs, hoping that anger will eventually germinate into fruits that will reverse the backwardly suffocating systems, laws and policies in Ghana(Nigeria); systems that served only to frustrate and kill as many dreams and businesses as possible.
He used the parable of onions and travolator (a moving pavement for transporting pedestrians, as in a shopping precinct or an airport) to tell the great but annoying story of why Mark Zuckerberg, a 31 year old computer programmer, is richer than him (Otabil), his wife; richer than president Mahama and the MPs and richer than all Ghanaians combined. Otabil feels angry and insulted by the development because Zuckerberg, he reckoned, is not any more intelligent than the thousands of computer programmers in Ghana(Nigeria) but the American has a better environment; a country of opportunities. "What is the difference between Zuckerberg and you; Steve Jobs and you? Otabil asked rhetorically. "It is not brains, it is the environment," he answered sullenly. Where is our travolator and sulfur-free onion? The preacher man told a story of how he travelled out of the country and with the aid of a travolator he beat a young man to a walking contest. The man decided to speedwalk but used a travolator at some point. Even though the man heeled-and-toed with agility he could not beat Otabil because the travolator pushed him faster to his destination.
He told another story, he read in a book, of a US company seeking to grow onions that will not sting the eyes. For a man who had shed onion-stinging- tears in the past from his kitchen in Accra, he will certainly wonder how an American company will grow new species of onions without its notorious characteristic. But the 'useless' book he was reading in the plane suddenly became useful, revealing, that the new species of onions will be planted in a "non-sulfuric ground." He learnt a new thing. Onions sting eyes because they are always grown and nurtured in a soil full of sulfur but the US company is coming with a new offer. "The reason why the onions will not sting people's eyes is because it was going to be grown in sulfur free soil." "It is not the nature of onions to sting eyes. It is the environment it is nurtured in that makes it sting eyes. "It struck me that a person can be so good but if he is planted in a wrong environment, he is going to turn up so bad," Otabil said. He wondered how much sulfur was in the Ghanaian(Nigerian) environment that made many dreams, business break down in tears. "What have we put in the environment, in the soil that is killing the dream of young men and young women. How can people go to university and for years and not know what to do? How can people with potential not fulfill their potential? "If you take a simple area like football, the greatest Ghanaian(Nigerian) players now were all onions that were planted in a different soil. They had to go outside Ghana(Nigeria) for their talents to become world class. Do you think if Michael Essien/Kanu Nwankwo had continued playing in the Ghana/Nigeria leagues we will call their names? No! Are they talented? Yes. No matter how big the dream is, Otabil says if the environment is without a travolator or a sulfur free soil, you will achieve something but ultimately you will become the village champion amongst global players. "The challenge for nations like Ghana(Nigeria) is not the challenge of talented citizens. It is the challenge of poisonous environment. An environment that has been poisoned by ordinariness, by mediocrity and sometimes by a clear agenda to destroy talents. "And how can a nation be great when its systems are fighting the talent of its people? he asked. It is good to dream because dream is free but fight to get a better environment for the dream to thrive, he challenged the young men and women. "We have to force the politicians to start thinking of us; of our lives; our future and dreams. And the only way to do that is for you to start thinking not in party terms but in policy terms," "Because if that doesn't happen dreamers will die with their dreams not realised," he added. What is your dream; fight for a better travolator and a sulfuric free soil, to make your dreams come to pass.
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Education › Re: Can An Average Student Study Medicine And Surgery? by OGHENAOGIE(m): 2:29pm On Nov 11, 2017 |
femidejulius: In Nigeria, average depends on your location. An average student in the south may be a brilliant student in the north.
I have seen people going to study medicine in the north from the south. I have seen people who go to Sudan to study medicine who ordinarily won't have been given admission to study biology education in Southern Nigeria.
Medicine is a competitive course. Apply where there are lesser competition. wetin De mecin self....competitive cos 99percent of students wanna do it.... Ur view of average in South briilant north is......Na same syllabus dem De take teach pple....moreover pple think wen u study medicine dats wen u are sound cos of hw narrow our society is.... In thinking |
Romance › Re: Finding The Right Woman When You Are Broke Is A Romantic Scam by OGHENAOGIE(m): 2:16pm On Nov 11, 2017 |
Rapmoney: The problem with you guys is that you are always fond of reeling out a few names whenever you are confronted with an issue. It's just like saying having a third class degree does not affect your employment prospect because Wole Soyinka or Gani Fawehinmi graduated with 3rd class, forgetting to put present socio-economic situations into consideration!
You should think of the problems lack of money brings more than the issues its presence brings except you cherish a life of penury! Nobody makes money then start planning on how to cope when the money vanishes. Oga no spew thrash here wer is ur prove dst wole and gani finished with third class...u pple like too much rumors...even after Soyinka debunked dis stupid fallacy u still de write say im get ist class jst like u guys kip sayin Margret Expo led aba women riots of 1929 which is untrue |
Christianity Etc › Re: Daddy Freeze Replies Apostle Suleman On Tithing (Free The Sheeple) by OGHENAOGIE(m): 12:44pm On Nov 11, 2017 |
wilhazcar: At this rate I won't be surprised if suddenly God strikes daddy freeze's mouth for talking too much. He'll do well to focus on journalism and secular issues and leave deep spiritual matters to those called, otherwise this may amount to rebellion. He should read the Bible and see what happened to those who murmured against Moses. A word is enough. see u if na so e easy for strike plenty xtians for Don die self cos many are hypocrites.... |
Christianity Etc › Re: Daddy Freeze Replies Apostle Suleman On Tithing (Free The Sheeple) by OGHENAOGIE(m): 11:43am On Nov 11, 2017 |
frankpro27: A blast from Atina John in response to Reinhard Bonkie's comment during the farewell crusade in Lagos. Evang. Charles Awuzie wrote: A Nigerian prophet came to Durban some years ago and preached a message titled "Grace for New Levels"...he kept screaming "I prophesy, you shall get your visa to America" and nobody said Amen. It was in an 80% Indian Church. Nobody in that service needed a visa to America, they were very comfortable in South Africa. They visit America and come back to their good jobs and families. At the end of the service, the prophet chatted me on WhatsApp and told me that the people were not "RECEPTIVE" of his prophetic grace. He said that everytime he preached such messages in Nigeria, people will begin to testify of getting visas etc. I said to him... "My brother, calm down. South Africans are not running away from their country like Nigerians. South Africa has a functional system unlike Nigeria. If the Nigerian Government was functional, no Nigerian would say amen to prophecies like getting a visa. Visa is not the gospel, new car is not the gospel, new house is not the gospel, these things can be bought by anybody who earns an average salary in this country. Next time, just preach Jesus and the people will be open to receive Jesus." His response was very embarrassing and I can't even reproduce it here. The things Nigerians sow seeds for back in Nigeria are freely available in functional societies. Nigerian Christians fast, bind wicked uncles and sow seeds for visas... South African, British and American Christians just get their papers together and proceed to the embassy and get their visas. The difference is not spiritual, the difference is in the functionality of the systems. A Nigerian tithes to prosper, the rest of the world work in multiple jobs, engage in business and prospers. The difference is not spiritual, the difference is in the functionality of the system. 90% of Nigerian pastors in South Africa complain that South Africans don't take God serious and I laugh at them. Nigerians don't take God serious, not South Africans. A Nigerian drug dealer will have drugs in his pocket while leading in intercessory prayers. A South African will rather stay back at home than to come to church and live a hypocritical life. So who is really joking with God? I know how Nigerian internet love scamners sow seeds to prophets for god to make their victims fall into their scam. Nigeria is not a godly nation, we are a religious nation. All our political leaders claim that it was God who put them there. Nigerians should go and seek God without attaching their needs. Then we will know that we are truly a God loving nation. For now, we are just the most religious nation in Africa. We are using God to get visas, cars, health, houses, marriage etc. baba God bless u.... But anybody from church of Christ here cuz those guys don't pay tithe ooooo....like u said being wealthy most times is principles and functionality....we are a religious society that's Yy d most corrupt pple who swindle pple pay the highest donations.... |
Politics › Re: Biography & Profile: Moji Christianah Adeyeye - NAFDAC DG by OGHENAOGIE(m): 10:52am On Nov 11, 2017 |
Bolustical: With this, I doubt if anyone in NAFDAC is much loaded as Prof Adeyeye is.
Going by your criticism that she has never worked in NAFDAC before, here is a link to Dora Akunyili's biography on Wikipedia: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dora_Akunyili
Dora Akunyili and Paul Orhii were never in the NAFDAC system when they were appointed. Now that a Yoruba woman got her shot, it's then you know an appointee must be from NAFDAC? Nigerians and bigotry |
Sports › Re: Algeria Vs Nigeria: FIFA 2018 World Cup Qualifiers 1 - 1 (Full Time) by OGHENAOGIE(m): 7:46am On Nov 11, 2017 |
Chiefheywhy: You guys calm down...Ezenwa will improve,eyeanma started from somewhere and built himself...Im not saying we shouldn't recall enyeanma but we shouldn't castigate ezenwa...He as a bright future...Im sure gohr knows his weakness,ezenwa himself knows his weakness...He'll work on it...For him to be given best shot stopper in NPFL...Its aint easy,,Rome was not built in a day... how long lol take him to improve....Na one mistake go pursue am his advisers shd Tel him de are young minds like uzoho alampasu and others who are d future.... |
Sports › Re: Algeria Vs Nigeria: FIFA 2018 World Cup Qualifiers 1 - 1 (Full Time) by OGHENAOGIE(m): 7:44am On Nov 11, 2017 |
balladin: Guy wait first. Did you see John Ogu' s goal? That's what a defensive midfielder should be able to do, shoot from range. Onazi can't do that. I'll always prefer John France for still beat us dat year...with or without onazi....a team dat loses cos of one man is no team |
Education › Re: UNILAG Becomes First Nigerian University To Get TV License – Official by OGHENAOGIE(m): 7:22am On Nov 11, 2017 |
[quote author=nairavsdollars post=62269897]Way to go...these are normal things in universities the world over. In South Africa, universities there have football teams that play in the national league. It is only in Nigeria that we focus on books alone[/quote ] tell them pop in Nigeria no values to plenty things.... In universities in d west de have newspaper magazines radio tv sports teams....high school dee pass sm of our higher colleges....dats plenty things are not professionalized in this part of the world.... |
Sports › Re: John Obi Mikel: An Agent Once Offered Me $70,000 When I Was 15 by OGHENAOGIE(m): 9:00pm On Nov 10, 2017 |
Beedude: all i know is that u can never build a team on mikel... Thats where quality set in. A quality play thrive and is indespensable e.g kante for chelsea. That was how a chelsea fan said mikel was better than yaya toure few years ago. Any we cant share same view so i respect ur opinion oga I see u are blind sha....sayin Mikel no get quality.....like I said if u no get good argument to disprove our indefatigable captain as our best midfielder I guess u shd carry ur sentiment comot....make kante win champ lig for Chelsea like Mikel did....den we ll know....if u mention top twenty players of all time for Nigeria Mikel ll be among...i rest my case.... |
Sports › Re: John Obi Mikel: An Agent Once Offered Me $70,000 When I Was 15 by OGHENAOGIE(m): 1:33pm On Nov 10, 2017 |
Beedude: With ur point its easy to say mikel is better than okocha and kanu. All i can say is that u never watched jj and papilo (pure talent and higher than any super eagles player presently) oga it mikel has quality...give it to him he did well for himself weather u like or yes he measure up to the both players u mention...he has done even more than Wat dis two did for Nigeria...as it is now he is our best midfielder...if he is not prove me wrong with good arguments |
Sports › Re: John Obi Mikel: An Agent Once Offered Me $70,000 When I Was 15 by OGHENAOGIE(m): 1:29pm On Nov 10, 2017 |
Beedude: We all knw Mikel was overrated and lucky. A player who prefer a sub role at chelsea when his mates are in other clubs doing exploit. When Mikel was in chelsea u cant name him among 7most important players at d club. A players impact in a team shows how good he is not medals won. u don't understand dynamics of football and how good a player is self...d uefa champ lig Chelsea won Mikel was pivotal to it... Hw many African players can measure up the quality and achievement of Mikel to football....make ina De look tins well...before u yarn...mikel overrated wen he thrived over ten years in a competitive club like Chelsea...many South American players De come Europe and return back...Oga....if d roll call of 100gr8 African players is mention Mikel ll be there.... |
Christianity Etc › Re: Bishop Oyedepo Dedicates Winners' Chapel VGC, Lagos, Built By A Single Member by OGHENAOGIE(m): 1:22pm On Nov 10, 2017 |
majekdom2: wheredid i say his sins are forgiven because he built a church? how did you know he is a sinner? una just like to dey yan Off point? how am i worshipping Oyedepo? read my post again and comment on it....ur response no tally with wetin I tok... |
Education › Re: SSANU: University Workers To Resume Strike by OGHENAOGIE(m): 11:45am On Nov 10, 2017 |
Olarajee: Did you read the post at all? sharap wat is dee to read...wat he wrote is it not true...all this strikes Hw is it benefiting d students....the elites Jan this country are heartless to think dat most of den occupy big position in church and mosque.. |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: A Third-class Graduate Now Turning Down Job Offers From Multinationals by OGHENAOGIE(m): 11:32am On Nov 10, 2017 |
Vick4rill: so what is ur point nw? every student shld come out with a 3rd class cus of wat u jst wrote there?? see, even if God grace will shower on you, you still have to put in ur best. arrogance and pride is an individual thing and shld nt be associated with degree aquisition. leave am Na yeye country we de...wat a man needs is opportunity...unfortunately we live in wrong country on d wrong continent...wer no better space is created for pple to thrive congrats to d op sha...smtimes in life u need luck and chance to make am esp in dis underdeveloped nation of ours |
Sports › Re: John Obi Mikel: An Agent Once Offered Me $70,000 When I Was 15 by OGHENAOGIE(m): 11:15am On Nov 10, 2017 |
Beedude: So any player without champions league win isnt better than mikel? It will suprise u to hear that the brazilian Ronaldo and Ibrahimovic never won the ucl despite playing in great clubs like madrid,barca,a.c milan,juve,inter, and psg. all i know is that mikel was just a lucky guy and was covered by God's grace luck u say nawa to u Hw about his talent and work ethics...who say make Ronaldo and ibra no get luck.....mikel is African great and world icon |
Sports › Re: John Obi Mikel: An Agent Once Offered Me $70,000 When I Was 15 by OGHENAOGIE(m): 11:12am On Nov 10, 2017 |
Beedude: Only a fool will compare Mikel with Papilo. Or lemme say peeps that started watching football in 2005 go and sleep papilo wey no fit score one single nations cup goal....u guys shd respect Mikel he thrive for a decade in Chelsea....and did quite well Wat all dis messi tin....as it is Mikel is one of Nigerian best player for now.... |