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Dexy4yah:
Mad o


The only woman i trust in this life is my mom

Does your dad trust your mum when he was your age?

Same way you don't trust any woman, .....

SoNature:
Celebrities should start going back to wife the good girls they dated before money came. That's the girl who genuinely loves you and someone you know and trust.

Unfortunately, guys leave those ladies when they start making money and end up with strangers who only care about them because of their money. This comes with a weighty implication.

Yeah. A lot of sense in what you said. That's why I respect 2baba

DeepSight:
Well said Macron.

This rogue state called Israel must be stopped.

I am certain, in our lifetime, we will see the defeat of this monstrous colonial oppression. Just as we saw the end of apartheid in South Africa.

Keep dreaming. Blacks loves to dream. Martin Luther King is black

This is when Nigeria’s soldiers are called Army. Not what we have now: very anyhow boys in khaki.

I love war

malali:
Achievements of President Olusegun Obasanjo (1999-2007)

1999:
Democratic Transition: Successfully transitioned Nigeria from military rule to democratic governance after being elected as President, restoring hope in Nigeria’s democracy.

[color=#000000]2000:
Debt Management Office (DMO): Established the DMO to centrally coordinate Nigeria’s debt management, enhancing fiscal responsibility and transparency.
Anti-Corruption Initiatives: Launched the Independent Corrupt Practices Commission (ICPC) to tackle corruption in public and private sectors.[/color]

2001:
National Economic Empowerment and Development Strategy (NEEDS): Implemented NEEDS to promote economic growth, poverty reduction, and sustainable development.
Telecommunications Revolution: Liberalized the telecommunications sector, leading to the introduction of GSM technology and a surge in mobile phone usage.

[color=#000000]2002:
Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC): Created the NDDC to address the developmental challenges in the oil-rich Niger Delta region.
Pension Reforms: Introduced pension reforms that led to the establishment of the National Pension Commission (PENCOM) to ensure a stable and secure pension system.[/color]

2003:
Economic Reforms: Initiated comprehensive economic reforms aimed at stabilizing the economy, including the privatization of state-owned enterprises.
Fight Against Corruption: Established the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) to intensify the fight against corruption and financial crimes.

[color=#000000]2004:
Debt Relief Campaign: Launched a robust campaign for debt relief which eventually led to Nigeria’s debt cancellation by the Paris Club.
Education Reforms: Implemented the Universal Basic Education (UBE) program to improve access to and quality of education.[/color]

2005:
Debt Cancellation: Achieved a historic debt relief deal with the Paris Club, resulting in the cancellation of $18 billion of Nigeria’s external debt.
Economic Growth: Recorded significant economic growth with GDP growth rate peaking at 6.5%, driven by reforms in various sectors.

[color=#000000]2006:
Power Sector Reforms: Initiated the National Integrated Power Project (NIPP) to address the country’s electricity challenges and boost power generation.
Agricultural Development: Launched initiatives to boost agricultural production and enhance food security, including the Presidential Initiative on Cassava.[/color]

2007:
Electoral Reforms: Established the Electoral Reform Committee to improve the integrity and credibility of Nigeria’s electoral process.
Transition of Power: Successfully conducted the 2007 general elections, ensuring a peaceful transition of power to the next administration.

[color=#000000]Key Achievements Throughout His Tenure:
Economic Reforms: Consistently pursued economic reforms that diversified the economy, reduced inflation, and increased foreign reserves.
International Relations: Improved Nigeria’s international standing, re-establishing the country as a key player in African and global affairs.
Health Sector Improvements: Launched the National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) to provide accessible and affordable healthcare to Nigerians.[/color]

President Olusegun Obasanjo’s administration laid the foundation for modern Nigeria through significant reforms in various sectors. His leadership not only stabilized the country but also set it on a path towards sustainable development and economic growth. His tenure remains a pivotal period in Nigeria’s journey towards progress and prosperity.

Thank you.
Tinubu can never perform up to half what Obj did even if he remains on seat as a president for 50 years.

No. 1 tinubu is cursed by legitimate Nigerians.

2. He's a crook and have surrounded himself by the likes. What else would you say about matawalle of zamfara (minister of state defense, Atiku bagudu of budget and planning (Abacha's loot executioner), Gbajabiamila- his fellow drug syndicate, etc.

No.3 Tinubu is smart and intelligent but he's not wise. He'll continue to impress the West thinking they'd validate his presidency.

What about David Evil Mark? The man that can cripple his zone and as a result stayed hidden because of his winner-have- all. I remembered an idoma girl I once dated, her dad was a politician and she would complain about that man until I had to research about him. That man is greedy. Now he's sponsoring his daughter by proxy.

EDUECO:
Government funded universities in Nigeria are just like Nigerian government;very corrupt,mediocre and inefficient in service delivery!

Say what you have to say and stop stereotyping. Why would you generalized all govt funded uni? Please exempt fed uni of techs: Our lecturers ball without doing shit. At least I can vouch for FUTA, FUTY, FUTM, ATBU, FUTO.

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BlackfireX:
That means the war won't end next month

Ishilove:
What makes this worse is the children could not communicate adequately to one another, especially the deaf mutes.

People are evil. Of all crimes to commit it is pressing blind girls' breasts. Then when you finish you will go and press deaf girls' breast and suck them. Oloshi oloriburuku

Are you trying to make fun of the situation? I don't like how you made me laugh at the poor girls.

PrinceofSarcasm:
I sincerely feel sorry for any lady who marries you. This thread betrays your level of reasoning and shows how insecure, immature , unreasonable and unstable you are.

Your choice of wording and structure shows you lack any integrity of character, hence see the low level your mind went to.

You even don't have respect for her or her family hence you had to drag her elder brother into your nonsense.

I feel you are a danger to that young lady and her family.

You are uncouth and have no sense of boundaries or decorum. I suspect you are affiliated with street thugs or hooligans
As she would do well to avoid getting married to you at all costs or she may be a future murder victim.

Anyways for her to agree to even date talkless of marrying someone like you says a lot about her , she is probably a low level woman.

I would hazard a guess that she is either s treat hawker or a road side food vendor.
Likely she is an illiterate too?

It seems you're a foot-soldier of FFK; always looking for where to offload grammar. What's all these name-calling for tinubu's sake? Haba!
Allow him to express his suspicion.

Hollybratt:
Hey chap Well that is for you. As for me, when i wanted to marry my yoruba woman, i paid N1.5million as bride price not that i have the money but because of the love i have for my wife. but when we broke up, i fought with her parents and they refunded the money. They even added N500k interest with it making it N2m.


IRMC

Must you joke over everything?

Resort indeed. What's the difference between this "resort" and regular hotels?

Criminality has really affected portharcourz, if not it would have attracted a lot of non-oil investments. Portharcourt weather is the 3rd best in Nigeria after Jos, Lagos and then Ph. But the kind of hooliganism, thuggery, rebellious and cultism in PH is something else. Worst of it, there's nothing anyone could do about it.

I cure ulcer. And that's an honest income.

How does what I typed above relate to the topic? I don't know oo

Rebuke:
Lol. I remembered a property we wanted to rent and the agent in charge was asking if we were coded Bobo. I was confused and I asked, "coded Bobo, how do yhu mean?

The man now laughed and said I should know what he meant by that na. And he said, for anyone to come for this house despite the proposed rent, the person must have plenty money na

That was when my colleague responded by telling him what we needed the place for and that we are not into yahoyahoo or any shady business. The man now apologized and went on to explain that they usually ask so that they can let their clients know wether it's safe location for them or not.

At that point, I got the whole gist and I was somehow upset and I asked him, so this is how yhu ask everyone coming to check properties eh?

The man said even when they're advertising some available properties that they usually indicate if coded bobos are alllowed into the apartment or not.....

I asked him, "so if they say they're coded Bobo yu will allow them, he said "yes na, except the place isn't the kind of place they can stay. Ah, na them dey even pay real money now o".

Since then, I know say naija don spoil finish.

Wow.

telkevog:
This is too heartbreaking😭
I wonder what will be going on in the mind of the parents now.
I can't even hold my tears. 😭😭😭

Tears? Really?

Omoh, ladies from MiddleBelt and Northern Nigeria still d love wella.

Kebbi and Adamawa girls can love you to a fault. But they can be stubborn

Jos girls especially the ngas do love unconditionally but you daren't take their love for granted, or else you'll pay dearly.

Taraba ladies don't cheat, but if you cheat on them, na you know, especially those from gembo

Bauchi and yobe ladies can do anything for their lover. Their ladies can be madly in love

Shua Arabs are something else with love. They believe love is in human beings so why should their deny their loved ones the needed love.

By the end of this year, I'd have completed my relationship adventure across Nigeria, then I will drop my findings.

For now, I've dated from:
All the states in the south, east, west, MiddleBelt, kaduna, Kano, gombe, yobe, borno.

Forgive me Dear Lord

id4sho:
My Girlfriend still broke up with me after showing all this.

Very unstable beings

[quote author=Sprinklepee post=130083180]op i get you but there are still some other ways rather beating a woman, as for i've already made a vow that i will neva touch or even quarrel with a

You'll understand when you're 25. Don't beat a woman over flimsy reasons. Learn to correct them as often as possible. BUT when beating calls, do it. That's all I'm saying.

Sprinklepee:
how you go dey beat woman, for me i nor fit beat woman, e dey somehow to me.

There's a way to beat a woman. Don't hit them on bress and pelvic. But damage their face and they'll 4ver avoid messing with you or ur kind the next time. Sometimes, you hold their both hands, pull out and pull them down. In that case, they'll crash land with their face, bress, knees.
Next time they'll shut the fvck up. Do you notice the way lioness respect the lion? A lion can take a hard earned food from a lioness and all the lioness does is to submit for a quickie,lol

It's feels great being a man.

Sprinklepee:
even though she cross the barricade, e never reach to slap her faint, i dey sure you dey beat your wife/girlfriend.

If she deserves some beatings, beatings she'd get. Women are like rat; very petty and daring.

phygo89:
US AND GUNS

are like tinubu and drvg

Sprinklepee:
Ment! My concern now na the woman wey dem slap faint. How soldier go dey slap woman? Nawa ooo

What's wrong with slapping a woman? Women deserves more slap than men. Besides, why would she cross the barricade?
Mtcheewww

Righthussle:
I wish I can take Nnamdi Kanu's place in detention.

Whaaaattttttt!!!
What do you mean?

R.I.P to BAT and all BATerians in advance

Bayo onanuga and ajuri ngalele would not see or hear this criticism. If it were Peter Obi, everywhere would have been on fire by now.

Efulefu, ewu set of nkita

OKOATA:
Sey wetin you talk even make sense to you? You don date one before? Negative minded people everywhere.

Whether I've dated one before?

OKOATA:
Oga abeg just stfu. How can someone be this shallow. Can you imagine the nonsense you are speaking 🗣️. How many oyinbo have you even met in your life. I work at Lafarge companies and I stay at thier estate where the main white ogas are. They have pools and bath like anything and they smell good. Just to be spweing trash everywhere. Brian Pit this and that, you dey yarn rubbish.

Bro, I'm not talking about the oyibos that are here. I gave instances of countries. You don't need to insult to make a point.

Do I have to respond to you?

Lizzysamuel:
Obidients have a deep bench. The ones coming after 2023 will be more powerful than the current Obidients.

That's why I laugh at 2027 and Baterians.

We discussed this topic immensely some days ago. Gen z boys and girls will be eligible for vote in 2027, and the only candidate the would reckon with is PO. Funny enough, their parents will not be able to change their prerogative. I pity BATerians

caye:
Wait! Are you sure?
Though I have been hearing this thing for more than 25 yrs, when:-

- in " To Mother With Love" by Dr. Tai Solarin, he said when he went to England, the govt., was teaching the ppl how to bath daily

- black American women were said to have taught the whites during slavery , the necessity of bathing daily

- a particular king of Britain BOASTED that he was so clean that he took 3 baths per year!

- Taylor swift said her parents used to tell her, " oh, don't bother washing your feet. Just pour the water on your head, your feet will be automatically become clean ( or something like that o)


If all na true, that's a chai.

My brother, its so true.
Brad Pitt once said that people complained of his body odor but its because he has to assist his wife and adopted children and that he lives off wipes.

One of my oyibo friends complained that we blacks too like to bath and yet our skin still remained black.

Guy, ask any of your friends or neighbours who ever lived in UK, Scotland or Norway. Ahsway they don't bath. Some people on NL here can equally testify.

That's why when I was with them, as celebrated as I was because of my physique, I seldom pool party.

Imagine girls in their menstrual cycle still depend on wipes. It's crazy.

ponishah:
That doesn't mean the omugwo woman is 56, you haven't proved anything

I wish I could dig out the story. But according to her, she was way off her menopause and that since she longer sees her period, they felt unconcerned about the signs she saw in herself. Twas until her daughter pressured her to go run some test.....

True life story doesn't sell on NL, so why would I waste my time?

Oyibo wey no d bath. They rather use wipes to tidy up kppekus and off they go. Na so so fragrance, bodyspray and perfume they depend on.