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You sound like a deluded, heartbroken and used sexist. You are generalizing all women just because one or a few weren't nice to you. Come on man, man up and grow some hair on your balls.

Lol you are feeling like one Einstein now.

No be only fucking suit, tuxedo nko

I would probably recommend that you get on YouTube, upload your recipes on there and monetize your videos. You can do same on Instagram. A recipe book might not sell much but if you can think it then you can achieve it.

The only way to get rich is by doing well in school

Tim16:
this guy, so your foolishness has finally brought you out to the public? If you didn't know what an overhead tank is why not simply ask to be educated than displaying your foolishness publicly?

This guy? Quit the famzing

[quote author=ebuclassic18 post=86514069][/quote]Lol you think everyone on here is broke.

Xavfra:
Educate the monkey .... he'll be claiming as if na him Sabi pass

Chinemerem Francis watch how you talk. Nairaland is not a faceless place.

What's that on the brides face? Is that a nose or a finger?

partnerbizn3:
Thanks for the insult.
I have grown past exchanging contumelies.


But I must educate you.


See attached pic.

OK apologies, you are not a bush girl. The term overhead sounds weird. I guess I'm the Bush man this time.

partnerbizn3:
with even overhead tanks.

I can gladly pay tithes to this man

Bush girl, which one is overhead tank?

WTF. Some people wey never chop go dey keep dog.

Quit the phonetics and speak in your natural accent in your next video.

Your voice and accent is annoying

voltron14:
Nigerians are so unruly and sad to say, quite primitive.

Doesn't it make sense for the journalists to take turns in asking questions rather than acting like barbarians?

Shouldn't the police have issued tallies on a first come first served basis such that the first journalist to arrive gets the first opportunity to ask questions and so on?

Even in the absence of that, shouldn't the Police force have maintained a sense of civility whilst the suspects were to be quizzed?

We have a long way to go surely.

I was thinking the same thing. Couldn't hear what the suspect was saying.

You forgot about a visa denial or you intentionally denied to state it? I was refused a France visa and applied for a German visa three months later. I stated I was refused a visa by the French embassy and I was still granted the German visa. I even used the same passport with the denial stamp in it.

It pays to be honest, you have no chance being dishonest.

Organiccourses:
The Lagos State Government has rescued a 14-day-old baby girl after her parents refused to allow her have blood transfusion, citing religious beliefs.

The state government, through the Office of the Public Defender, was said to have applied for a court order under the Child Rights Law.

After a clash with members of the Jehovah Witness who had mobilised to resist the rescue of the baby, the little girl was eventually taken to the hospital where the blood transfusion was done.
The Head of Public Affairs, OPD, Mahmud Hassan, confirmed the incident in a statement on Monday.

He noted that the child was born prematurely at a private hospital in Surulere to the family of one Mr Emmanuel Onokpise of Abata Close, Orile-Iganmu.

Hassan said the baby was discovered to be “severely jaundiced” and was recommended for blood transfusion to survive.

“However, the parents of the girl, who are Jehovah’s Witnesses and on medical insurance, vehemently opposed the blood transfusion for the baby, citing religious beliefs and contrary to medical advice, decided to discharge the baby and took her home.The critical health condition of the baby and the defiant position of her parents persuaded a spirited member of the public to inform the OPD to save the child from untimely death.
The agency swung into action immediately, got the relevant court order by invoking the relevant sections of the Lagos Child Rights Law of 2015 and the Lagos State Safeguarding and Child Protection Policy of 2016. In collaboration with the Nigeria Police, Adeniji-Adele and Orile stations, the baby was eventually taken from the parents’ home after stiff resistance from other mobilised members of the Jehovah Witness on December 30, 2019. The baby was taken to the Massey Street Children Hospital,” he added.The OPD official said the baby, who weighed 2.2 kilogrammes at birth, weighed less than 1.7kg after being kept at home for one week and five days.The Director of the OPD, Mrs Olayinka Adeyemi, during a visit to the baby, said no responsible government would allow any parent act ignorantly on religious grounds in a way that would be injurious to the life of any other person, especially children.

She said, “The current administration will not spare any effort in protecting the rights of women, children, the vulnerable and indigent residents of the state, irrespective of gender and religion.”Adeyemi urged members of the public to take advantage of the agency’s free legal services to get redress, protection and enforcement of their rights.

The director also asked residents to furnish the OPD with information on where human rights were being abused so the agency could take legal action.

She said the rescued baby was enjoying free medical treatment in line with the current administration’s policy of free and qualitative medical services for residents.

The Jehovah’s Witness could not be reached for comment as their official line said they had closed for the day.

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So we men are on our own, no one to protect us abi?

Guy up your game man. Look at the hand of the girl. Is this this type of girls you hang around with. No power in the house sef to turn on light. You will now be coming online to yarn off point like you are a G.

Haniel18:
Sorry to say but ur reply shows hw insensitive and myopic u are in ur thinking. U are d type dat complained abt those attacks in south Africa but unknown to u ur reply portrays d same tin. We are Nigerias for Christ sake and we should be free to live anywhere in d country in peace and harmony, do u knw hw many yorubas that live in the north, east and south living legally and illegally, trade and better standard of living makes people migrate to different zones for settlement.
If truly their stay there is causing havoc den d government should make an alternative to them.

Yen yen yen, will you shut up. No where in the world tolerates illegal occupying of a land or property

When I'm in naija, I always have more than one weapon concealed on me, two knives and sometimes pepper spray. Pepper spray is not for women alone.

The white girl found out he is a 40 secs man and did a runner lol

I'm pretty sure the low class citizens regret this because for instance Nigerians wouldn't have required a visa to UK or countries under the British colony. Likewise for citizens of countries under the French colony. Imagine how empty the country would have been since many citizens just want to leave the country lol.

You husband should stop looking for a job and use his experience in marketing to become a freelance marketer. There are many opportunities

*Real estate - Going to construction sites of houses for rent and asking to meet the owner, introduce himself as an agent and would like to market the house or tipping gate men of vacant houses to give him the landlords nunber

*Car sales agents--Taking photos of cars for sale and posting it online on sites like nairaland, jiji etc

Son's name is Lekan but you don't want us to know abi

Only 1.2m. Young man better go and look for another job

luminouz:
Wow...you be real FBI.
I knew I read it somewhere before.



Lavylilly, see,i was right!

I copied a paragraph of the post and searched for it on Google

luminouz:
Thanks ooo

You are welcome, another one

https://www.nairaland.com/2801533/ladies-wise-up

https://www.nairaland.com/2784123/what-okada-men-lagos-look (third post on here)

And there's more, so I guess the real author is unknown.

luminouz:
Sorry ma'am, unless I'm getting paid to do that,I can't start searching over the million posts NL has.


Are you saying you sat down and drafted this article yourself?

Lazy man . Found it in less than a minute. Oya let the breeze blow and open fowl yansh

https://www.nairaland.com/2794994/dear-girls

alignacademy:
Thanks for sharing your opinion

Are you aware you've assumed I didn't state where I got the number from?

I shared my observation to see if I'm the only one experiencing this.

Of course, not everyone responds with questions like that especially as it's clearly stated where I saw their number

But I find it funny that anyone who advertises their number would seem cagey and even paranoid

Thanks again

Funny how you are changing words now. If you stated that you got his number from a particular website then he wouldn't be asking and get to business. I do business online as well and I ask the same questions. At the rate of kidnapping and crime in Nigeria, safety precaution is advised. If they say they were recommended by a friend and I don't know the friend, I will not do business with them. It's that simple.

There's nothing unprofessional about that. You have no manners for complaining. A simple message like "Hello, I got your number on nairaland.com on the webmasters section. I will like to make enquiries on the cost of building a website." and he won't ask the question.

Bluezy13:
Wow...


I never knew that my outfit was this relevant.
Thanks for the compliment.

Your outfit is more relevant than you and your way of thinking and your outfit is fake so imagine what that says about you.