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Crime › Re: How I Make More Than N300,000 Monthly By Begging - Drugs Suspect by PerfectlyPerfect(m): 8:42am On Jan 25, 2016
He obviously has a doctorate degree in Beggiology.

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Science/Technology › Re: Uniben Student Builds Touchless Phone From Scratch by PerfectlyPerfect(m): 12:11am On Jan 25, 2016
I888:
There is nothing new about that lol. It's called gesture control cheesy
Show us the one you did or you just shut up and pretend you don't exist. angry angry angry
Pets › Re: 5 Weeks Old Caucasian Pups For Sale! by PerfectlyPerfect(m): 8:59pm On Jan 24, 2016
joeokoriem:
They just finish bathing d dog so it would look presentable. Especially dogs that have not taken its bath since God knows when.
But they never leet it dry before taking the pics, which means there's another reason they do it apart from making the dog clean
Pets › Re: 5 Weeks Old Caucasian Pups For Sale! by PerfectlyPerfect(m): 8:15am On Jan 24, 2016
I really don't understand why people make their pups wet before posting pics of them for sale here on nairaland.
abeg the water dey increase the value of the dogs? or the cost of the water is also included??
Webmasters › Re: How To Get Adsense Approval Fast by PerfectlyPerfect(m): 4:58pm On Jan 21, 2016
Please can someone help me review my site?
It'shttp://listernaija.com
Travel › Re: Terrible Accident Involving Corpers Along Ore Road (Graphic Pics) by PerfectlyPerfect(m): 12:21pm On Jan 21, 2016
This post filled me with shivers.
I'm serving in Ogun, though i dont remain there all the time. I ply that road twice every month to and from Imo.
God protect me, that benin - ore road gives me the shivers and my heart calms down whenever i reach delta during the course of my journeys.
The road is too narrow for the volume of vehicles that ply it
Education › Re: Share Your Experience Living With Your Room Mates In School by PerfectlyPerfect(m): 10:36pm On Jan 17, 2016
My room mate back then in FUTO would start playing Christian music on our sound system and reading bible whenever i invite babes.
Na so d girl go repent, package go cast.

didn't stop till i warned him seriously.
Kenneth anywhere u r now, thunder wey go fire u dey do pressup
Agriculture › Re: See The Animal This Farmer Caught (pic) by PerfectlyPerfect(m): 9:46am On Jan 17, 2016
Addicted2Women:
I laugh at your ignorance. Kangaroos are in Nigeria
see who is laughing at someone else's ignorance. you're just exposing your own ignorance. Kangaroos are only found in the wild in Australia
Agriculture › Re: See The Animal This Farmer Caught (pic) by PerfectlyPerfect(m): 9:42am On Jan 17, 2016
that's called an AADVARK
Christianity Etc › Re: Fr Mbaka Transferred From His Parish In Enugu & Left Without A Parish - IgbereTv by PerfectlyPerfect(m): 1:35pm On Jan 16, 2016
SalC:
I don't know how true this news is but assuming it's true, there is no big deal in it. Transfer of priests is a normal thing in the catholic church and I've heard Mbaka himself talk about his possible transfer like 5 years ago, I am even surprised he stayed in CKC till now.

Upon transfer, every priest is given a new parish as his place of primary assignment. The bishop will not ask a priest to leave his former parish when he has not given him a new one. And it is funny saying Mbaka will become an assistant parish priest after almost 20 years of being a parish priest, that is more like demotion unless he is staying under a mosignor.

The only reasonable explanation to me here is that he is now a residential priest in the new parish which is what I always expected the bishop to make him all these years because his ministry work alone is too time consuming.

Making him a residential priest will relieve him of much parish work and give him more time to handle his ever growing ministry, and posting him close to his adoration ground make it even easier for him. If this is true, the bishop is really a thoughtful and considerate person and this has nothing to do with Buhari or politics or petitions.
exactly.
it's just that most people think with their a.nus, that's the reason you're seeing all these crappy posts here
Christianity Etc › Re: Fr Mbaka Transferred From His Parish In Enugu & Left Without A Parish - IgbereTv by PerfectlyPerfect(m): 1:20pm On Jan 16, 2016
kepal99:
Don't even go there. You and I know the only reason why Fr. Mbaka will be posted another Parish is because of his involvement in Politics.
If the Catholic system is as pure as you have potrayed in your post, and the Seminary a place where they get the so called training on discipline.
Why has Fr. Mbaka decided to continue his affair with Nigerian politics? We all know he has been cautioned several times.

Pls and plss, there is no Saint no where. Don't come telling me You a Catholic and your priests are more disciplined that the leaders of other religions or. Believers.
I've been reading posts here nd been coming upon yours steady.
there's something you don't understand. in the catholic church, priests r posted to parishes for a period of time, usually 5 years or 6.
after that time they're transferred to another parish. it doesn't matter if you single-handedly built ur parish, you'll still b transferred when the time comes.
Christianity Etc › Re: Church Locks Out Commercial Sex Workers From New Year’s Eve Service by PerfectlyPerfect(m): 10:12am On Jan 10, 2016
everybody are condemning the church, some without reading the article.

The gateman said they were locked out because they came late. LATE. Not because they're prostitutes.
Y'all should get sense
NYSC › Re: Companies’ Rejection Of Corps Members Against Spirit Of NYSC – Dalong by PerfectlyPerfect(m): 9:22pm On Jan 05, 2016
KingKonga:
That is really annoying ..here in sagamu even ministries and other parastatals are just rejecting corpers like deported beans.. its quite unfair.. corpers will use their 19,800 to tour around thr state looking for ppa.. if they eventually get the owner of the school especially use them like jack and pay them peanuts as low as 3k ,5k.. our youths are suffering..

I am a corp member,its not easy.. if u are in ogun halla me sha.. grin
Me too is serving in Ogun. imagine, a primary school rejected a frnd
Travel › Re: Abia River That Turns Green When Rain Falls (Photos) by PerfectlyPerfect(m): 7:57am On Jan 04, 2016
SmartMugu:
Simple explanation. Trees produce pollens, especially in hot weather. Rain washes the pollens into the river, and river turns green. To test, take a sample of the water to a lab and see. The type of vegetation around the water would determine the contents.
The bolded is the only tangible part in this ya post. All the rest are crap.
No forest would produce enough pollen to color a river. Even the trees around the amazon have never been able to do that.
Travel › Re: Abia River That Turns Green When Rain Falls (Photos) by PerfectlyPerfect(m): 7:54am On Jan 04, 2016
drnoel:
Allow those illiterate to be looking for wonders where the explanation is simple. Its why the white man would always think he is superior.
And you've already arrived at a conclusion from the comfort of ya home.
That's one of the reasons why those white men you worship so much will remain better than you
Christianity Etc › Re: Apostle Johnson Suleman's 2016 Prophecies by PerfectlyPerfect(m): 8:58am On Jan 01, 2016
moststylish:
after the prophesy why is there no solution avoid it
You just spoke my mind. Giving predictions isn't hard, its proffering solutions that is the problem
Pets › Re: Our House Dog Have Born Puppy, Please Advice Abeg. by PerfectlyPerfect(m): 9:46am On Dec 28, 2015
arcbay:
Go and do DNA test for that dog to determine the real father...I no trust this Op sef
Lolz. dude u're wicked cheesy cheesy cheesy
Education › Re: Mixed Reactions At FUTO When Their Resumption Date Was Announced by PerfectlyPerfect(m): 6:12am On Dec 28, 2015
Ezechinwa:
Greatest Cscites!!!
Dr Njoku has calmed down oh. his now smiling and a little bit friendly!!!
Doesn't fail students like before!
Ha! That's a miracle
Education › Re: Mixed Reactions At FUTO When Their Resumption Date Was Announced by PerfectlyPerfect(m): 7:55pm On Dec 27, 2015
cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy
My alma mater.
The new students should not bother themselves too much nau.
Normally, after they announce resumption date, we normally add 1 extra week to it before going back to school. Even lecturers know that so they don't normally start lectures for a while. Apart for some Akpo lecturers like Dr. Njoku in computer science department. Dat man show me pepper angry angry
Politics › Re: Zakzaky Ran Parallel Govt For 20 Years, Zaria Residents Allege by PerfectlyPerfect(m): 7:33pm On Dec 27, 2015
goodlifehyd:
Could remember an elderly man's reaction when he saw the video, he was like wow he never knew buratai could stoop so low to address those people for that long, he said instead of those who were arguing with buratai to create way for him to pass they were busy telling a whole COAS to turn back. if it's in the states the result might have been the same or even worst. Don't forget this a northern state where boko are still operating
That's the thing. I laugh when people keep saying "such can not happen in a civilized society". Y'all should go and do a little more research on your almighty United States who you worship so much, i'm sure you will all have a change of mentality.
Politics › Re: Zakzaky Ran Parallel Govt For 20 Years, Zaria Residents Allege by PerfectlyPerfect(m): 7:29pm On Dec 27, 2015
Intendy:
help me ask him.
what the military did was one of the best response @hand.
I watched the YouTube and saw as the officers were pleading with them but they didn't listen.they held cutlasses,bottles,sticks and some weapons.
It was another monster breeding but they were nipped in the bud
I like it when people speak the truth as you did.
They needed proof that they are not above the law, and they got it. Next time, they'll think twice before acting out such again.
Politics › Re: Zakzaky Ran Parallel Govt For 20 Years, Zaria Residents Allege by PerfectlyPerfect(m): 7:26pm On Dec 27, 2015
Descartes:
Do you know that the Shia protesters got Intel that Burutai and Elrufai were about to declare war on their supreme leader?

When the time comes, the terrorists in kaki uniform called zoogerian Army and press-up/Instagram general Burutai must answer for the genocide they have perpetrated.

ICC awaits them and their accomplice in the presidency.
Please provide proof or quit spewing thrash.
Nwanne i hu ihe ojoo, kwuo na o wu ihe ojoo. These people were totally wrong in what they did, and have been doing. A little show of strength from the government was needed to let them know who's Boss
Politics › Re: Zakzaky Ran Parallel Govt For 20 Years, Zaria Residents Allege by PerfectlyPerfect(m): 7:21pm On Dec 27, 2015
oduastates:
it does not mean that you should kill 300 people just like that.
I guess that omoluabi values makes for a different way of thinking.

Only one group had big guns and the onus was on them to minimise the use of violence.
From all the videos I 've seen, it was the army shooting at defenseless if petulant people who could have been dislodged with tear gas and rubber bullets. Or simply by the governor asking for audience with their leaders.
That their camp was destroyed a few days after, also means that this was premeditated.
It was murder pure and simple and that event has no place in a decent society.
You can check on YouTube to find more videos.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mhOWjwqLmRw
I cannot say you're wrong, the army was wrong to use deadly force on them, but in a situation where a group feels they're greater than constituted authority, then the worst has to be meted out on them. Desperate times call for desperate measures. In a situation where a group, using religion as a veil to block the passage of an army chief, i wont blame the army for what they did.
Check this scenario, if the army chief had let them have their way, they would have gotten emboldened and begun to do worse.
A friend of mine living in that area told me about how they block roads during their programmes, causing trafffic gridlock and other hardship to people.
Imagine the guts!!!!! Even the governor is not allowed to pass.
Everyone, no matter his religion, has to know that they gotta respect constituted authority. If i were the army chief, i'm sorry to say this, but i would have done worse.
R.I.P to the dead.
Agriculture › Tips On Cultivating And Processing Sunflower by PerfectlyPerfect(op): 6:00pm On Dec 23, 2015
Goodday y'all.
I'm making plans to start up a farm and the crop I have in mind is Sunflower.
Sunflower cultivation is uncommon in Nigeria but I found out it can grow in some areas of the country.

Is there anyone currently cultivating the crop in the country or anyone who can give tips and pointers to a beginner pls??

Any help is greatly appreciated
Politics › Re: Inside Special Forces: Nigeria’s Most-feared Fighting Unit by PerfectlyPerfect(m): 8:10pm On Nov 10, 2015
hedonistic:
Abeg shut up. What's there to appreciate about unprofessional and undisciplined idiots who have made it the fundamental part of their career duty to oppress innocent civilians everyday in the streets? Until this disgraceful misconduct is addressed once and for all, never come out to say rubbish about appreciating these cowards.
young man, i'm not here to trade words with you. obviously, immaturity is taking a toll on your existence. if you didn't like my comment, you should just have said so with your reasons.
that is the mature thing to do.
besides, i have not seen any military man punish a civilian for no reason
Politics › Re: Inside Special Forces: Nigeria’s Most-feared Fighting Unit by PerfectlyPerfect(m): 11:14pm On Nov 07, 2015
The day Nigerians learn to appreciate her military will be the day the world will respect us.

we forget that these guys are the reasons boko haram has been restricted to the north east, they're the reasons we sleep with our eyes closed.
just think about it...if you were a soldier fighting for your country, even with the poor remunerations and lack of equipment, how would you feelhuh

these soldiers are humans like you and I, they have feelings so y'all should watch the thrash you post on social media.
if you feel you can do better, go and join the army and if you're not recruited for any reason, you can always join the civilian JTF.

my 2cents
Politics › Re: Inside Special Forces: Nigeria’s Most-feared Fighting Unit by PerfectlyPerfect(m): 11:03pm On Nov 07, 2015
ichidodo:
[color=#1986BC] Every third world nation prides itself
or should we say decieves itself into believing that crap about its special force, which in itself isn't that special when you factor in the standardization of force capability across all personnel which never goes a cut above the AK-47,a few magazines, a knife and your helmet-Disabuse your mind this instant about body armor in the Nigerian military cuz it is a shoddy bullsh**t-......Maybe what will be special about this force is the marginal increase in morale stemmed from better welfare packages Or stimulant abuse or metaphysical belief.... Either way there isn't anything technically special about this Nigerian force...They cannot fight unarmed, highly ill-disciplined because most got their commission via connections via tribal or religious sentiments and are horrible shots (marksmen) infact a band of marginally trained Fulani herdsmen, miltia or that of bullion van armed robbers will give these Nigerian special group a bloody nose.
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please before you drive to conclusions, do a little research.
and don't always believe all you read in the newspapers and here in Nairaland.
that's all I'll say for now
Pets › Re: Osogbo Dog Walk ...saturday 17th October by PerfectlyPerfect(m): 11:47am On Oct 22, 2015
DidiLove1:
I know about both dog walks bro, only tried pointing out that the Osogbo gig was a different event. Now we clear.

One love!! BTW, nice glasses you got on your dp. Me likey.
Merçi beaucoup.
No harm done.
Jah bless!
Pets › Re: Osogbo Dog Walk ...saturday 17th October by PerfectlyPerfect(m): 9:12am On Oct 22, 2015
DidiLove1:
OK, since you weren't patient enough to view and read properly before commenting, #recievepatience and #recievesight

And at the bolded, #recieveeducation
Lolz.
Sorry about the error.
I was busy with something else.
Plus, you're wicked

https://www.nairaland.com/2624212/owerri-dog-walk-powered-binggo

That's the link to owerri dog walk.
Now who really needs the sense?
The first two pictures are from owerri dog walk.
Pets › Re: Osogbo Dog Walk ...saturday 17th October by PerfectlyPerfect(m): 9:25pm On Oct 21, 2015
DidiLove1:
Can't you see Oshogbo dog walk and Oshogbo dog owners club clearly written on the banner behind them? #recievesense
obviously, if I saw it, I won't say its owerri dog walk.
you have to d the sense much more than I do
Pets › Re: Osogbo Dog Walk ...saturday 17th October by PerfectlyPerfect(m): 10:30pm On Oct 19, 2015
BinggoFurLife:
its not about Pureness of your breed of the type of breed... its about showing love and attention to our canine friends and keeping them healthy and fit!!!

#Binggo
#Osogbodogwalk
This pix is from owerri dog walk
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