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Go slow has benefit in Lagos sha. During this lockdown people have been speeding like crazy and causing accidents on a daily basis. I'm surprised there hasn't been more news on this. |
Care for your dad. He needs companionship and lots of interaction. The good thing is he has money. Use it to take care of him. You all have to come together and establish boundaries for everybody. In terms of respect and co and yes let the will be written now. Take care of your mother (sometimes they can't help themselves). For your peace of mind, forgive everyone and don't rest your eyes on inheritance (literal translation). |
I hope you know that as far back as the 80s test tube babies and sperm donors existed...... Just saying........ But you can do the maths. |
These comments self ![]() ?You will want to live peacefully with your neighbour who just woke up in his house but is been held responsible for the deeds of three men that share his religion...... You will insult him, insult his religion and family for what he has no knowledge. Do you people have sense. ?That in itself is terrorism. Someone once accosted me for the murder committed by a woman against her husband, just because the accused and I dress the same way. I was frightened for my life. Are you ok?? Have I ever asked after all the Christian murderers from you as if you are related? Sit down and think and then rethink. This way of thinking is retrogressive and WILL never bring unity. It is this same thinking that will make a man say all women are scum, thrash ,harlots etc just because he has been hurt by one woman. Ask him the very important question: What about your mother? He will become dumb. |
Trying times . One wonders what she was going through especially since she bought groceries and fuel. The amount of offences listed are even enough to make a person scared. During hard times people may be forced into doing despicable and desperate things |
What the OP is silent about: Two days yam don finish. No soap again ( girlfriend don use am wash him clothes) Wifey is thinking I'm very tired that stew that will last us 5 days is in the freezer ( she gets home pot is empty- we manage am chop small garri). They keep sleeping in the parlour The lack of privacy continues. Wifey gets home late has to prepare food for three extra people ( worse when those people don't eat the same thing) Wifey will be grumbling inside and out. Husband sees a frowning and nagging wife and hears complaints about wife ( she no cook for us before she go work, she no sweep before she go, she no greet anybody) In African settings extra visitors is all on the wife, But a wise person knows that if the wife is good all this people go soon fight among themselves. (That is if the extra girl is not for the husband and they were not just trying to chase the wife in the first place) |
Isolation period is not the best time to consider these things. These are unusual times. Stress is high, close proximity of individuals and anger is high. Also a young marriage . So calm down, talk things through and seek resolutions. |
In which constitution is it a crime to carry charm. Inside wardrobe for that matter ![]() Inside information, him inner circle don de talk |
These are strong terms. When you declare love or war.... Then do me I do you. God no vex. You can do anything to the other person, nothing is off limits. |
I started laughing at "Until he told me the price. I shouted and he shouted back" ![]() The money that does not exist jedijedi cannot collect it. But general hospitals are cheaper. |
If two people just cough there peren....... Everybody will reach house 5 seconds flat. |
What sort of foolish information can you get from sim. Why is it necessary to know the poorest of the poor. If you share for everybody will it kill you. So those that dont have phones nko. Or the little rich people that have been giving you their taxes to mismanage dont deserve a break too. (Economic classification in Nigeria: Poorest of the poor Poor Managing Little rich Rich Billionaires club) |
People should better start knowing their way to their governor's houses. And commissioners and councillors... When ordinary health centre is not open this is a huge problem..... |
One of the things we enjoyed during this lockdown is the availability of home grown rice. So Buhari try for border closure.... Good work all round especially the farmers... |
Very funny comments... When you think that the west is a standard for comparison... The facts are: Countries with strict laws have fewer crimes and vice versa. So when you spare the rod prepare to spoil the child. You can walk in Saudi 247 with total calm and comfort. Absolutely no fear. Unlike the West. But ever country has its good and bad points. |
It is obvious we worship something whether it is money or status , that is the one I don't know... We keep breaking the rules for the rich... If you want to argue, how many poor people.have died that they've gathered like this.? |
People shopping for Ramadan. Coupled with the fact that policemen are stopping vehicles along that axis. So many checkpoints there. They try to dissuade people from moving about with their cars and for security. |
Intoxicants, the greatest evil. ![]() |
Why was the mother recording this ![]() Food for thought. |
Is journalism about expression of thought, the proper use of English or is it about facts ![]() ![]() ![]() Even though we've been under lock down for almost. 6 weeks. Food still gets into Lagos, fresh fruit is available daily at food markets at normal prices. This is something that is not attainable even in some developed? Countries. Now the point is globally we have people who work for wages, or tips, or get paid according to work done. These people will often not have enough savings to last the lockdown. (Low income earners too) But in the long run even salary earners would be affected. And in the longest run everyone would be affected. Every country has its poor, and no country can exist solely on its own resources. But our local produce is still sustaining us. The purchasing power may not just be there. |
Thumbs up. |
One thing about other people's charity is that it is nobody's business. You don't just give cos others are giving... Or publicise it too.... And that is Adebayor's point. |
What autopsy? When? |
Well it was nice they closed border and have been investing in the agricultural sector in recent times. Truth be told, the economy would have to be opened sooner or later else hunger would cause more deaths than COVID. China has already reopened its economy in staggered rates and with enforced face masking. US citizens are already protesting the continued closure... Let's just see how it goes. Open the economy in bits. Enforce safety measures. Totally ban unnecessary congregations.(parties,). If students can study online take tests and exams online then they should. |
Turntable. Is it still working |
No economy can last that long. People will return to work to earn. People will wear mask and wash regularly but still carry on work. People will get the COVID and some will heal some will not and life will go on. They will start treating the disease like malaria. Nobody no country can sustain palliatives no body is that rich. |
We can if we want to. But personally sha, I don't approve. EVERYTHING has its pros and cons. Its negative and positive consequence. For me nuclear energy has too much negative impact on the environment. |
This ought to be replaceable by CBN given that tattered money are destroyed and replaced regularly.by the apex bank. |
Is this one part of strategy to announce to your enemies that you are on your way to fight them ![]() ?? |
I'm tired of responding. I came for the comments |
Ekweme Ekweme. And if Tope Alabi praise God for your front. And you sit down well and listen you will understand that you should never ever compare God to any living human being.... Few can understand the essence or attributes of God but Tope de try. |
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