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Celebrities › Re: Oprah 'suffers Racism' In Zurich Switzerland by pappilo(m): 4:52pm On Aug 09, 2013
dplomaticVal: It s mindboggling tht sm dummies here tht havnt evn seen the four walls of a classroom bfr are amongst the peeps ranting racism angry ,wht do u guys knw is racism?For pete's sake the salesgirl ws nvr in any way tryin to intimidate or feel superior to Winfrey because of her skin color!!!. The price of the bag Winfrey wntd to purchase was too exorbitant (equivalent to the price of a car). so the salesgirl ws only tryin to advise her as a client to go for a cheap affordable commodity because she nvr knew that Winfrey is a moneybag. so it is foolhardy for anyone to translate wht happened in zurich as racism.
You and the mumu that thanked you are illiterates. The "salesgirl" as you aptly call her is just that... A sales person. She is not employed to fortune tell who can buy what or what a customer can afford. Her job is to sell and she refused to sell to Oprah. Why? Because of prejudice.
Celebrities › Re: Oprah 'suffers Racism' In Zurich Switzerland by pappilo(m): 4:43pm On Aug 09, 2013
I was in Spain last week and I went into a FC Barcelona store with my young family to buy a football shirt for my son. The security guard started following us around and at one point was telling the store manager something and pointing at us. I became so nervous and upset as I was with my kids and hadnt had that kind if thing happen to me in a long time.

I just quickly paid for the one shirt my son had tried for size and hurriedly left the store.
Politics › Re: Nigerian Police Officer Asking For Bribe (Video) by pappilo(m): 9:55pm On Aug 07, 2013
He's been dismissed
Foreign Affairs › Re: Massive Fire At Kenya's International Airport by pappilo(m): 2:17pm On Aug 07, 2013
[quote author=acidosis™]Homo sapiens have suddenly turned themselves to dunce overnight..

An airport is on fire, and you see "digital crew" like m.u.m.u taking photographs..

Btw, Op... no be by force to turn blogger... Your report is so poor such that I don't even know the senior m.u.m.u (you or the digital crew).[/quote]Odenson! what should they do? Run and look for fire extinguisher or a bucket to fetch water? Olodo!
Politics › Re: Tinubu To Undergo Orthopedic Surgery by pappilo(m): 10:46pm On Aug 05, 2013
talktimi: So many nutheads on NL, how can a minor operation lead to someones death ? SMH. In other news, the surgery is definitely going to take place abroad and not igbobi just to advertise the failure in Nigeria's healthcare delivery system. Get well soon bro
My friends mum died after having a tooth pulled (true story). Stella Obasanjo died after a simple tummy tuck.
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Age Requirement Is Unconstitutional by pappilo(m): 11:18am On Aug 05, 2013
lagerwhenindoubt: Any sane person would have read that post and clearly noted that i stated clearly that is it mostly a HR decision (not Government) and there are guiding principles. but seeing that you are not as literate as you make out. only a dim mistake for a turd like you will take it otherwise.
You think you are clever but you are extremely dim. HR decision or not, it is illegal! If a slowpoke like you had any authority, black people would still be sitting at the back of the bus! Puta!
Politics › Re: FG To Extradite Lawal Olaniyi Babafemi, To U.S. by pappilo(m): 11:14am On Aug 05, 2013
emmysenior: 2. Philip Emegwali - Fraud/not notable


8. Philip Idowu - British
2 corrections above
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Age Requirement Is Unconstitutional by pappilo(m): 11:07am On Aug 05, 2013
lagerwhenindoubt: There are valid reasons for placing limits on job eligibility based on AGE. it is mostly a HR decision but there are some guiding principles

1: In a competitive work-place, you expect the young employees to aspire to positions at the Top-Level. It is a career incentive and a people-centric HR strategy. This way you maximize your human capital to an age range where the employee can dis-engaged and enter similar high-placed positions in other endeavors. You cannot have that much of a career plan at Age 30-40 applying for an entry-level job.

2: In most organizations (especially Financial Institutions), you are a Manager after 8-10 years work experience .. that is like 25-35 years of age. You cannot have a 35-40 year old man working under you and expect to drive him as you do other in-experienced hands under you. He may flare-up and start asking you how old you are, or can't you at least respect his grey hairs. such terse workplace situations are to be avoided. It is sad, but the economy does not favor older persons in place of younger ones especially when work demands you look up to one young brash manager.

3: Health Insurance is also a factor, Young means less likely to have ailments that affect us as we get older say from 30+ and above. It is a period where you can still instill some healthy habits and pay less on BUPA and other Health insurance schemes.
This has to be one of the dumbest posts I have seen on here in a long time. Of course every organisation has a valid reason for discriminatory practises but that doesnt make it okay/legal. A company presenting itself as a provider of services to affluent people in an expensive part of Lagos has a valid reason for not employing someone with large Ibadan tribal facial marks as its spokesperson or receptionist even if they meet all the required employment criteria. Should this be allowed by law? Hell NO!
Politics › Re: Businessman Arrested Over Online Comments About Emeka Offor by pappilo(m): 6:49pm On Jul 29, 2013
Bleep Emeka Offor. You are a fraudster and you defrauded banks to the tune of billions of Naira. Bleep you hard. Yes I said it. Come get me biyatch azz mutherfcuker. My .44 going make sure your kids dont grow. Rat basteward!
Politics › Re: Businessman Arrested Over Online Comments About Emeka Offor by pappilo(m): 6:47pm On Jul 29, 2013
Defamation is a civil matter so I cNt understand why the police got involved or are charging the man to court. Fraudster Offor's lawyer should have sued Mr Bonny to court and await their day in court. Involving the police shows a gross abuse of power and must be condemned!
Politics › Re: £3,000 UK Visa Bond To Start In November by pappilo(m): 3:41pm On Jul 29, 2013
Afam4eva: Those people tried going to the US or Canada but were not issued a visa, so they copted for the UK. Getting a US visa is not moi moi especially if the applicant cannot present themselves like is coming with peckam brought ups.
Afam4eva

I can do letter of invitation for you o. I also know someone at the deputy high commission in Abuja that you can do your interview with and they wont take your numerous previous UK Visa rejections into account. If interested email me at ineverenterplanebefore@ukmail.co.uk.
Sports › Re: Obaobona Slams Wenger Over Invitation For Trial by pappilo(m): 4:46pm On Jul 27, 2013
Diasporan: Bro i don't know when you started watching football but if you had watched Ishola Shuaibu play you will know Wenger made a wrong decision then.This is far back 2000.The Player in question was in his prime then though he is retired now from Football.Lastly go do your research properly Arsene Wenger rarely sign people through trials.They already have a rich Feeders team to go select from so going for trials in actual sense is a mere futility in Arsenal and players and scouts know this.
Can you list what Ishola Shuaibu achieved in his career after Wenger refused to sign him? Abi the guy na ya papa ni?
Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by pappilo(m):
coderXO: Generally, I've found that you need to at least domicile wherever you want to purchase these bills (via banks).
They want you to have an account with them from which they will debit the funds when they have successfully bid on your behalf.

When I inquired from one bank in Ghana about opening an account, they said I needed a residency permit (like really, for even a savings account?).


The Ghana rate (20-22%) is very attractive but the citizen requirement on the short term T-Bills would eliminate most of us on here (whom I expect are Nigerians). I am contemplating a roundabout investment through a Ghanaian Discount House product (something similar to Kakawa KGIF) which returns 20-24% per annum. I am only willing to risk N100,000 on that one however.
I also researched Ghana Tbills and was almost going to bite the bullet but I decided with my head and pulled out last minute.The value of the Ghanaian Cedi has been eroded drastically since the new Cedi was introduced in 2007 and if this devaluation trend continues (most likely will) it will be a complete waste of time investing in their Tbills.

In 2007 $1 = 0.92GHc and in 2012 it was $1 = 1.82 GHc (now it's $1 = 2GHc). If you invested 1000GHc in 2007 and rolled over and compounded it over 5 years at 20%PA, you will have had 2490GHc in 2012. Your original 1000GHc could get you $1085 in 2007. In 2012 your 2496GHc would have bought you $1368. In real terms, only a profit of $283 over 5 years i.e. true yield of 5% annually

Not worth the stress in my opinion.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Obama Mistaken For A Waiter In 2003 by pappilo(m): 1:01pm On Jul 22, 2013
The only reason he was mistaken for a waiter was because of his skin colour. I hate it most when I am in a shop and these racist bastards say stuff like "Can you get me this in a size 6". Of all the people in the shop why me? Obviously cos I am the nearest black man and must work in retail. Fucking plonkers!
Investment › Re: How Much Have You Lost Via the Internet Before? by pappilo(m): 7:50pm On Jul 21, 2013
Over £4000 to IG Markets/ IG Index dealing FTSE stocks and FTSE & NYSE Indices. I know say I go still make my money back one day.
Family › Re: My Husband Has Turned Me To A Punching Bag by pappilo(m): 5:14pm On Jul 21, 2013
PortHarcourtBoy: This is the problem with Nigerians...

Passing judgments without hearing from both parties...

She never mentioned unprovoked attacks like slaps, breaking my shoulder twice as well as bruising my hand on the rough wall and most recently, breaking my tablet...

I need clarity from her on assistance in Uni days...for crying out loud was I a hungry student even with a ride on Campus and a comfortable off-k apartment?

I no fit shout sha...
Ghen Ghen!
Sports › Re: Taiye Taiwo Charged With Tax Evasion In France by pappilo(m): 8:21pm On Jul 18, 2013
Oludrex: £600,000 mansion.. This guyz are just too rich.. Pop should have sent me to pepsi football academy not some Yabatech
To be honest a €600,000 house cant be a mansion unless it is in some remote part of nowhere city in France. You will struggle to find a decent 2 bedroom flat for €600,000 in decent parts of Paris. Bear in mind a 5 bedroom house in Lekki 1 is roughly the same price as this so called mansion (N125 million)
Investment › Re: I Need N200,000= Naira To Repay N250,000= Naira In Three Months(90 Days). by pappilo(m): 7:05pm On Jul 17, 2013
419. Why cant your guarantor loan you the money.
Investment › Re: Fixed Deposit And Treasury Bill Investments From Abroad by pappilo(m): 2:43pm On Jul 15, 2013
bettymafy: Some people have given valuable info concerning TB. Just to add. . . The least amount of money that can be used to buy treasury bills is #1,000,000 and the least duration is 90days.
https://i39.tinypic.com/2ns9jkh.jpg

You definitely can invest less than N1 million. The attached was done with GT Bank in May. If you already have an account opened with one of the Banks and have a very proactive account officer you should be able to buy Tbills from abroad but in a country like Nigeria it will be extremely difficult. I went to Lagos in May specifically to buy Tbills and even with me on ground it was so so difficult. The saving grace was a wonderful banker from GT head office who took ownership of my case and made my trip successful. Even at that, the bulk of my Tbills purchase was done through my sister's account.

There were so many unexpected challenges. From banks telling you that you cant pay more than N500,000 into your account per day to some banks (First Bank) telling you they will only help buy 91 day bills at their own rate. You must be prepared.
Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by pappilo(m): 9:02am On Jul 11, 2013
Stop rates 10 July

91 day - 11.5%

182 day - 12.75%
Sports › Re: Sunday Oliseh Replies Stephen Keshi! - by pappilo(m): 8:35am On Jul 10, 2013
collynzo2: Oliseh is so bitter! When you read his comments you'd think we had some players dominating the UEFA champions league last season that Keshi left out. What's all this talk about home based players? Those who disappointed us at the confed cup were foreign based. Gambo made his debut in the last few minutes of a match we had already lost, you can't blame hom for anything.
Ideye
Ujah
Babatunde
Akpala
Musa (to an extent)
all disappointed and are foreign based.
1,000,000 likes
Politics › Re: Pictures Of Murtala Mohammed International Terminal by pappilo(m): 6:14pm On Jul 08, 2013
That is the airport for sure but people heaping praises are being fooled by HDR imaging and Instagram type effects.

I used that wing in May and in real life it is still a shithole. No A/C, the toilet stinks to high heaven and fraudsters/scam artists operating right where these pics were taken.
Celebrities › Re: Adenike Ogungbe Is Dead, CEO Of Ewar Make-overs by pappilo(m): 1:09pm On Jul 04, 2013
obadiah777: YOU DONT MIND TELLING ME THE NAMES OF THOSE TWO UNCLES IN LONDON ? I MAY KNOW THEM
Maybe its the pastor of that church by the Woolwich Ferry
Family › Re: Buying Car As A Gift For Your Children, Right Or Wrong? by pappilo(m): 6:57pm On Jul 02, 2013
What a stupid question? I cant even believe this is being debated

My dad gave me a car in my second year in Uni. I sold the car after Uni and he topped the money up for me to buy another car. I didn't buy a new car instaed I changed the money to pounds and survived on it for my first 18 months in England.
My dad has bought a brand new car for every single one of his children (2 for one of my sister's cause her first was stolen after 11 months)

Who should he spend his money on? Charlatans and praise singers? Like someone asked, should he keep the money in the bank and watch his children fly okada everywhere? poverty mentality IMHO.
Christianity Etc › Re: Dancing Azonto In Church: Views From Nairaland-Punch Newspaper. by pappilo(m): 7:26am On Jul 02, 2013
I went to This Present House and their choir did a nice gospel song sampling Duncan Mighty's Obianuju. So the would say stuff like "Baba Na You" instead of "Obianuju".

The song was nice but I felt a bit uncomfortable. The choir may as well have sampled Sir Mix a Lot's Baby got back or Ice Prince's Magician.
TV/Movies › Re: Nigeria's Coat Of Arms Used In A Hollywood Movie (pix) by pappilo(m): 12:02am On Jun 29, 2013
Much ado about nothing! Nigerians can make noise sha. It is a damn movie, no one can sue and no one will be sued. It is a movie...make believe...got it? comprehende? Will Mercedes sue a movie for portraying one of their cars as experiencing a catastrophic brake failure and it then kills a group of school kids? Has the NYPD sued any movie producer for portraying its officers as corrupt in movies?

I cant believe this is even being discussed.
Fashion › Re: Why Would You Buy Designer Stuff, Brand Name Or Fit? by pappilo(m): 4:31pm On Jun 28, 2013
Gombs: Tis not stinginess...tis called 'common sense'

Ok, why buy a car of N50million?? While I can buy a 3m car, feed a couple of folks, help OJB dem and make seun an offer he can't turn down?

If I shd buy a car of 50mil, den it must be able to generate electricity n go for a cruise on the atlantic

Btw, are you yoruba?
Lol
Why buy a car of N3M when you can buy Lagos used for N300K and help a few more people?
Politics › Re: Crimes Committed By The Executed Convicts In Edo State. by pappilo(m): 10:15am On Jun 28, 2013
If the man confessed then I havent got a problem with him being sentenced to death as long as his confession was not under duress.
Politics › Re: Crimes Committed By The Executed Convicts In Edo State. by pappilo(m): 7:40am On Jun 28, 2013
Was it proven that he gave the child acid to drink? A vulcaniser may have had a "acid" at home as a tool of his trade. Couldnt a child have drank the "acid" accidentally? I as out one day and got a call from the missus that my 3 year old son had been found in the toilet with bleach all over him. If he had drank this bleach, should my missus have been charged with attempted murder?

Everyone in Ibadan knows Senator Folarin ordered the killing of Eleweomo but today he is a free man and no one has been convicted of the murder despite there been several witnesses.

I am not against capital punishment and have no problem with the second suspect who was caught in the act and presented ludicrous defence, being sentenced to death. Just let the man know his date of execution well in advance and let him exhaust all appeals.
Properties › Re: The Making Of The "Port Harcourt Mansion" by pappilo(m): 7:30am On Jun 27, 2013
Abagworo: Is the 8.8 milliion the entire project cost with plastering, roofing, landscaping and completion? I recently built a 6 bedroom duplex and it cost me 45million at a very controlled rate. I wonder how you expect to achieve a 5 bedroom with 8.8million.
This is a lie! A 6 bedroom duplex for N45M? Hell NO!
Foreign Affairs › Re: Almost 60 Countries Still Use Death Penalty,for All Of You Talking Trash. by pappilo(m): 7:09pm On Jun 26, 2013
honeric01: Afroconnect already answered you.

Do you even know that in some European countries, prisoners are allowed to go home like school? Should we practise that too since they also do?
I am just wondering why countries which impose the death penalty have more murders than countries which do not. The stats rubbish your claims that the death penalty acts as a deterrent and reduces the number of criminally minded people.

You probably see the death penalty as a tool for vengeance and I have nothing against that.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Almost 60 Countries Still Use Death Penalty,for All Of You Talking Trash. by pappilo(m): 4:56pm On Jun 26, 2013
honeric01: It reduces it and takes away the eventuality of it happening again.

They're no longer useful to the society and the bills spend on them becomes useless.

This money/bills being wasted on their wellbeing can be used to equip the security agencies in curbing future occurence.

It also serves as a deterrant to those who act before they think, those who do not value innocent human lives.

Since the days law became soft, the world has really turned upside down.

Murderers themselves should never be given freedom to their own lives.

No religious book spare any murderer or do you know any?

Logically too, no moral ground supports the keeping alive a murderer who forcefully took away another human's life.

If they're not made to face their punishment, what then should they be made to face?

Life in prisonment for a confirmed killer is not justice and not morally right!
Your thinking is warped otherwise why is that countries in Europe where the death penalty has been abolished record less voilent crimes/ murders than countries such as the US, Nigeria, Somalia e.t.c which still have the death penalty.

NB

I am not against the death penalty.

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