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Oluwaexcel1270:No try sell that AC ooo. Panasonic be like stone. E no dey ever die. It’ll serve your grandchildren sef if properly maintained |
And no one has cheated humanity more than the “gods of men”. Selah.
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Only in Nigeria would someone legalize an illegality and call it “agreement” and others would support it. Anyways, even fools grow old.
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Police shoots suspected cultist who ran through a checkpoint nearly killing them and arrests his accomplice. If you know, …
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Dem never grind beans, moi-moi don dey smell.
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The celebrity crush of every Gen X that year. She and Omotola made us drool over our tv screens when we played their vcd. They all had clean records and very private lives until all these “yellow” girls with their mouka foam behinds came to spoil our Nollywood with their nonsense scandals and arguments about the difference between doggy and sitting on laps “with condom”. Tueh
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The law does not know sentiment. That is why Lady Justita wears a blindfold but if we talk, people who went to google law school will start to mention us upandan and start throwing insults that expose their hollow state of mind. Wielding a weapon, be it a pen knife or a gun is a burden on the carrier and thus, the carrier or the “holder” as at any given time has the burden of thinking with a clear head and with the law as his foremost priority. Unfortunately, most people have been indoctrinated by western movies and believe that they can do like the protagonist of such movies or believe that they can act according to the rules of the western world not realizing that even some states in America have different rules and interpretations to said rules. I remember how they came for my head when the whole Anambra EFCC saga happened and I tried to point out from a legal standpoint but all they could summarize was “self defense”. Now we have seen the position of the law on said self defense even from the apex court of the land. As unfortunate as the ruling might be, all we can say is “As the court pleases” and hope that the young man is given a state reprieve by way of a pardon. We rise.
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Copy and paste journalism. You should first educate your audience on what polypropylene is.
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I’m not a fan of this administration but in all fairness, they’ve really done SOME positive strides. I’m starting to see the glass as half full. Kudos. I hope it gets implemented all across the country and not another audio resolution.
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Those supporting him will also be the first to shout “Go to America and see how professional their police are”. Hypocrites
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All the humongous salaries and you can’t afford a good suit? Aaaaaaaaaaaggghhhh
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Kiss the truth. LP doesn’t even have the backing of the NLC which would’ve been a massive boost and their internal wrangling coupled with their uncouth online supporters who mostly do not have any political value won’t do them much good. The Obidient movement have had their resolve weakened by the naked and blatant rofo-rofo don by INEC and might, nay, will need a surge of energy to revitalize their fight against the current regime. I hope the opposition get their act right before it’s too late. No stray bullets, plz
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No matter the judgement, you do not disrupt academics and force children out of their classrooms. The best thing to be done is to come and close the school when everyone has gone home or very early in the morning so that parents who have brought their wards can take them back home
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Kudos to our Gallant troops. Who no go, no go know. Any moving tree is a target.
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What manner of hogwash is this? Security details to a whole Speaker of LSHA was not properly documented? You just realized that a whole speaker had “illegal” policemen guarding her? Does that also include the escort riders and the DSS too or theirs was “legal”? You reinstated the policemen that the outsed speaker had. Were they “legal” too? Did you also recall the security of those yeyebrities or are their policemen “legal”? Let me shout in OS
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Enough of this. Let’s get back to the real issues at hand. How USAID allegedly sponsored terrorism in Nigeria, How Dangote can willingly drop the price of PMS at the drop of a hat without taking a loss. Important pressing issues, not issues of yesteryears. Old guards are still trying to get us to fight over scraps while they install their children and cronies to continue the cycle.
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When you sell your kinsman, even the buyer will be wary of you.
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In his book, he should write that he was a puppet in the hands of the REAL northern officers who put him there as a figurehead and pursued their own agenda. He should not forget to add that he had an Igbo girlfriend who he was chopping while the civil war and murder of Igbo civilians raged on. Lastly, he should not forget to mention that the CIA posing as instructors at Sandhurst Military Academy, befriended the Nigerian naïve officers and made them do their bidding in an effort to bring down the budding country.
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Shebi una don pursue Igwe, the only Oga wey dey carry AK enter bush with the boys. I remember how bandits wanted to show their color in Bwari and he got his hands dirty, got them arrested and sanitized the situation. Now with him gone, those e-diots are now having gas to come into guzape, the area of the noveau rich. |
There were other empty seats. The couple should either have moved or asked that the body be moved. We sef dey fly international so we know that we can switch seats within our class if there’s an empty seat. Them just dey find settlement. |
This IBB book is being reviewed in piecemeal for comments and likes while we’re tactically being forced to overlook the USAID saga. He who controls the media, controls your mind.
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If you ignore the rants on social media and actually read his book, you’ll find out that all he has written is kosher. The only issue he didn’t address is his affiliation with the CIA. The man knows enough truths but IMO was economical with it. There was a reason why Abacha was killed, there was also a reason why MKO was killed. Their deaths however unfortunate, were done to correct anomalies in the grand scheme of things that our overlords wanted to happen. OBJ’s civilian rule brought tremendous “progress” and debt “forgiveness”, courtesy of our overlords. Yar’Adua was also towing the same path until his unfortunate demise. GEJ, the “accidental president” was not as docile as they wanted, despite their moles in his cabinet trying to get him to do their bidding so they brought in PMB, the frail man who automatically became healthy after inauguration. The rest is current affairs (no be from my mouth you go hear say okro soup dey draw). I just wish that the youth of today would see beyond their TikTok noses and want a better country. These men fought their friends and killed their fathers in the name of nationalism. They were passionate (albeit with blinders on) about Nigeria and you think that they’ll just hand it over to children who specialize in yahoo and comedial skits? |
Waiting for the return leg of this useless trip but I’m not holding my breath.
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Meddlesome interloper. Blogger don dey put mouth inside wetin dey happen for senate but if dem wan share money, dem no go call am. Oponu
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simpleseyi:You must be confusing her with your ….
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I remember when they were first arrested and naysayers were shouting that EFCC would collect their share and let them go. Others were angry because the roads were blocked on the day of their arrest, while others were shouting the usual “Where is Yahaya Bello and other politicians?”. Today, they’ve all buried their heads in shame while blaming Oyibos resident inNigeria for everything plus the kitchen sink. Nairaland na comedy. Segz on the beach on my mind
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It’s part of the stomach strengthening exercise. This is not news. If you can’t stand the heat, stay away from the kitchen.
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Discountsempai:I wish Nairaland had a love button. You’ve just explained it like it should be. 100%. Kudos to you. |
We need to stop interpreting the Bible with our 21st century eyes and delve into the cultures and traditions of the people who it was written about. |