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seankay: I live in ak,mimiko is a thief.my dad retired last year,august to b precise,it took em 8 mnths to start paying his pension nd till nw he s yet to cllt his gratuity,I fnk am going wif can dis tym.mst of u dnt knw wat s goin on,d man s very corrupt but I must also commend him 4 some visible projectsIf Mimiko is a thief for the reason you have written, then Tinubu/Fashola are hardened criminals. My own mum retired in 2005 and she has not received her gratuity. It was only in May that she started receiving her pension. |
4chi: You really must be an extremely stupid rodent.now, fool look at the names again and tell me if ochonogor, abalaka, wagbatsoma(who by the way is a notorious bunkerer from warri)And ngadi are not ibo /delta names. You called yourself chessboard but you really are a mere pawn.silly dumbhead. Ori e Konta Konta yen.You seem to know Walter very well. I have known about him for about 5years. The guy is on one of GEJ's committees and also got a juicy oil contract recently. |
Nwa Teacher: Kai, is Hausa and Yoruba men that are mostly involved. They are the people eating the oil money while the main Naija Deltans are very far from oil money. No south south or south east name in d list. Chei, monkey dey work baboon dey chopWalter Wagbatsoma, Ochonogor etc. are not from SS and SE? Bigotry has blinded you! |
This Patience Jonathan is always in the news for the wrong reasons! She is very disgusting |
Very well. |
All the ladies: I really want your sincere opinions on this. Is it so easy to make such overtures to you without resistance? @OP IMO, this sounds really sheepish to me. It was like she willingly gave it(as a mark of appreciation) and felt remorseful later. More so, a guy who got a free kiss on a first date will always want more. It has started with a kiss, other things are bound to follow. You know the saying "a girl kissed is half-won", especially when the guy is a very good kisser. Lol If you really love her, call her and get to know the whole details like if they exchanged contacts and all those things. Don't be rash, just be calm and glean all the facts you need. Should you desire to continue after all that, I wish you all the best. #Ladies and free things sha# |
Hmmm...interesting I sincerely love both guys- Mimiko and Akeredolu. I really don't like those who think whoever doesn't support Tinubu is not a progressive. I don taya for dat yeye argument. Let the people of Ondo decide who they want! If the regional integration is truly all about progess and development and not extending the Emperor's sphere of influence, the last one year should have been enough to start something meaningful at least with the contiguous states- Lagos, Ogun, Oyo. |
Hmmm...another classic from Prof. Pius Adesanmmi! GEJ should know that those around him do not mean well for him. He must remember that those clowns alone did not vote for him but the generality of the people did. He should consider what the ordinary folks who idolised and believed him when he told us 'I had no shoes' when campaigning would think of his (in)actions. |
CAMEROONPRIDE: wHAT DOES PREZZO MEANS please?Mon Ami, google is your friend. |
anambra ninja: useless Yoruba ode!! Naija had always had pple from the middle belt, Igbo, Deltans to the big brother house. For once we had this yoruba dude and see d shame she brought to Naija. Odeeee!!!!!Goat is what you are! Dare and Bayo also brought you shame abi? I'm sure you have only seen the last three editions. |
Image laundering. Goldie, I never liked you because I thought you were vain but I learnt to tolerate you since I realised you have to eat. But you see, a leopard doesn't change its spot. You be 'yeye girl' and I no gbadun you at all. You are so dumb that you could not realise that you were in a contest. |
@OP Lemme ask you, would you accept it from the guy if the circumstances were reversed? That should answer the question! |
slimyem: hehehe..Babe, you harsh o! |
It is so sad to see what Lagos State has become. We are now so incompetent that indigenes of Ogun, Osun, Ekiti and what have you can now decide our governor for us. Please bear in mind that Tinubu will not live forever and Lagos state has five divisions. *Ojo kan nbo ni Oluwa wi* #Lagos shall be free# |
sandoz: it's either u re not from abia state or u re among the sinking opposition that don't see anything gud in Ochendo's giant strides. Ochendo Abia is D only governor with D desire/zeal to move abia to d next level & once he is thru with his projections, we'll sit back & compare him with others before him. we've a modern secretariat almost at completion stage, same with our int'l conference centre, ultra modern market at ubani lbeku & new industrial market at ahiaeke ibeku all at completion stage.one can only imagine d new look of umuahia upon completion & subsequent relocation of the markets & govt. House.Ochendo abia,may u live long & be celebrated by generations to comeHe has done all these in 5years? How can anyone ask for more *sarcastic* |
@Ballabriggs I agree with the fact that entrenching corporate governance and other associated regulations should be the focus of the legislators. But I have been around for some time now to know that in Nigeria, there is no smoke without fire. The whole exercise might also be due to the fact that some of the legislators have vested interests. But as Dougvilla suggested, SLS should have considered other options rather than the method it employed which was shrouded in secrecy. If the government had bailed out the banks and hence nationalised, was the government able to recoup its investment given that the banks were auctioned at salvage values? Will the CBN be humble enough to admit that the people it appointed to manage the affairs of the banks failed to achieve the mandate given to them? However, given the fact that CBN is a public institution we must know how those banks were sold. I also don't agree with those saying that the legislators should not tamper with the CBN's autonomy. Some levels of independence yes, but outright autonomy NO. I felt it was condescending when the CBN governor was telling the legislators that it could not present its budget to the NASS. Where does the CBN derive its power from? if Soludo had hoodwinked OBJ into that gaffe, I think now is the time to correct it. How can CBN, NNPC etc. be considered untouchables? There is so much corruption going on in these places because they are beyond reproach. It is not about individuals, but the institutions must be accountable. Corruption is a cankerworm that has eaten deep into every aspect of governance,we cannot afford such luxuries. I don't think the head of the Federal Reserve has such powers. |
cowgurl: All those false hopes and covering up, what for? I laugh in deceit.Please tell him. Perhaps he has never been caught in the intricate web of emotions before. I don't even want to be close to my friends' partners. It doesn't interest me. I have my own issues to contend with. Can't afford to dabble into people's relationships. |
lacasa: This same House †ђat are out ϯo get Sanusi at all costs just because he said the National Assembly gulps 25% of the Nation's budgetIt is now difficult to believe because your poster child is the culprit. I know how people like you jump up to crucify others but develop cold feet when it involves your people. Did you for once think that the sale of the banks followed due diligence? Mtcheeeu!! |
slimyem: pictures tell stories!@OP Are you still wondering why she left you? |
I really don't see any point in it. I choose my own friends and she chooses hers. I don't think I must be close to my partner's friends out of sympathy for her feelings. Neither would I force her to be close to my friends. I believe I should be her best friend and no one else should matter, not my friends, not her friends! It is enough that we are two different people trying to make things work. We should not complicate issues. |
brownlord: Shut up, and take party out of this, did you see anywhere they say wife of ACN there? or wifes of legislators, is Farock also in ACN, when are we going to ever wise up in this country, our politician are micking us dry and we are here supporting one party or the other, are you telling me that there is no PDP legislators wife among them?How dare you? When you were castigating Jonathan for removing fuel subsidy, did it occur to you that the move was supported by all the governors including your darling ACN governors? |
ORAFA: They've learnt sumtin new to apply to the state. Its like a scholarship. U wouldnt reject one I knw. Or would u?Are you being sarcastic or simply dumb? |
Ola one: And this barely-literate woman called Monsurat is the Speaker?ñ I'm not so sure that Tinubu will allow that. He will pick a Vulcanizer ahead of you and some e-diots will tell you that you if you don't belong to ACN, you are not an Omoluabi (a proper Yoruba person). The fool representing Epe II in LSHA is barely literate. The other buffon in the House of Rep has never spoken a word while the Senator representing Lagos East- Gbenga Ashafa was compensated for being Tinubu's accomplice in their land-grabbing scheme. |
*tongue in cheek* They went for a course on how to make their husbands deliver as legislators. Don't you all know that the wives are the closest people to their husbands? Next, housemaids will be going to South Africa for a course on how to assist the 'madams' in carrying out their matrimonial duties. They are all in a bid to enhance legislative performance! It is a step in the right direction. |
It's not really an innovative product. Globacom had SMS2Email as far back as 2004. But I think Google's marketing strength would make this tick. |
[quote author=Ms.AfroZest]As in N/l people can like to pretend. 'Tufiakwa I didn't do it' 'does it still exist','I cannot be a party to such'. If you do an investigation you will find out that it is even a hereditary trait in some people here. Their grandparents did it,their parents did it, they did it and their children will do it. Come here and be forming rubbish.[/quote]MzDarkSkin, Do they observe 'Rag Day' in Jamaica too? I thought it's a Naija thingy? @Immanuelle I'm not condemning it entirely but I think it's being proliferated to the extent that non-students even do it. More so, I think it should be done on a particular day and not almost everyday as is the case. That will give it some level of credibility. However, some schools, like OAU that I attended, don't do it. |
Rag Day? I have seen Students begging in those days in Lagos. But while at OAU, there was nothing like that. I went to visit friends in OSCOTECH, Esa Oke and they were doing it. I went back to Ife and asked the SUG president why OAU wasn't doing it. He called it the 'glorification of poverty' and that they'll rather fight against 'imperialist tendencies'. OAU, as far as I know still doesn't do it. So whenever I see students begin on 'rag day', I don't feel inclined to part with my money. |
delta 1: Alhough I have my reservations about some of the brands topping people's list, but I want to add that Dangote is not a brand, but a person or a group of Company.Olodo rabata! So, Honda, Mitsubishi, Deloitte, PWC, Toyota etc. are not brands because they are people's names? Most of the comments here are based on absolute ignorance! |
I think this news is stale. i have read it before ![]() |
Jarus: You were banned by Seun for calling another forumer bastard. Your ban expires by 3.17pm tomorrow. Enjoy it. ![]() |
Much as I don't support the GEJ administration, I think this piece is junk journalism at its best. I can also infer that it was sponsored by the 'so-called' progressive camp. Emeka Ngige too is very close to Tinubu being Chris Ngige's brother. How independent can he be? These SR guys dey fall my hand sometimes...smh |
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