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Politics › Re: Biafra Day: Aba Turns Into Ghost Town As People Sit At Home by Poloyanabo2(m): 7:59am On May 31 |
Counterigbolies: it will happen with all members of your family No, they don't support tinubu, it will happen with everyone supporting Tinubu, more to come. The bandits are still there, by 2027, there will be no living thing left to Ronu |
Politics › Re: Biafra Day: Aba Turns Into Ghost Town As People Sit At Home by Poloyanabo2(m): 7:14am On May 31 |
Counterigbolies: it will happen with all members of your family They don't support tinubu, it will happen to everyone supporting Tinubu |
Politics › Re: Village Boy Movement Storms Abuja Streets As Obi Clinches NDC Ticket by Poloyanabo2(m): 10:44pm On May 30 |
marlow1962: And nobody is yet to flood the street after the oyo school kidnapping.
Politics is greater than human lives in Nigeria. The victims support tinubu and are not complaining, they will be ravaged more until they develop sense |
Politics › Re: Biafra Day: Aba Turns Into Ghost Town As People Sit At Home by Poloyanabo2(m): 10:41pm On May 30 |
Counterigbolies: Many people from here don't care about this n how it affects people but they all care about oyo all of a sudden
Ijele have made a million videos of how people aren't happy about this and it affect their everyday life but people from their don't care since it's not oyo or Lagos or Ibadan.
Hospitals and other emergency services won't open today and they really don't care, let it happen for 5 minutes in Lagos and people from here will want to turn the world upside down
The hypocrisy is too loud That's why i want more of the Oyo incidents to happen weekly and monthly until una get sense. |
Celebrities › Re: 'You Criticised GEJ Openly': Sowore Reacts To Adekunle Gold's Arrest Of Troll by Poloyanabo2(m): 2:27pm On May 17 |
brain54: And he hasn't said anything about tinupu o...
Never criticized him. Maybe he has grown more mature.
BTW another prove that the Internet never forgets! I know Simi hates men and would never forgive |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Is A Security Job Supposed To Be A Low Paid Job by Poloyanabo2(m): 2:49pm On Apr 12 |
Love800: Goodmorning.
I really appreciate everything you wrote.
Am still processing this your write-up. I have one or two questions to ask after i have gone through it.
Expect my questions. It will be the last am going to ask you because i dont want to disturb you anymore. You're not disturbing me
Okay. I will be back later. |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Is A Security Job Supposed To Be A Low Paid Job by Poloyanabo2(m): 8:25am On Apr 11 |
Love800: Ok.
This is it please.
How do security job look like? As in when are you guys on duty? Is it morning till night, or night only?
When time does your work start and what time do you end?
Is there off-days. How do they arrange the off-days? Is it one day in a week?
And lastly, what type of organisation is nice for dis type of job? By organisation i mean whether hotel, restaurant, corporate business places, plazas, etc.... Security job usually comes with shifting, if you're on night duty this week, next week you'll be on morning duty. But for females it's mostly always permanent morning duty. Some security jobs are 12 hrs(you work from 6 in the morning to 6 in the evening). For women it's mostly 7 in the morning till 5 or 6 in the evening(due to safety considerations) Or 24hrs(you work from 6 in the morning to 6 the next day morning, then you resume 6 the next day) 12 hrs shifting usually comes with a day off which is usually random(the off day could be any day of the week, but most likely Saturday/Sunday) Its usually a permanent Sunday off for women. 24hrs doesn't come with any off days in most cases. Hotels and corporate business places are usually the best because it preserves your dignity. But plazas and restaurants are more likely to be profitable due to more traffic and more tips. But the best paying security jobs(salary) are usually corporate business places. Plazas and restaurants pay the least. |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Is A Security Job Supposed To Be A Low Paid Job by Poloyanabo2(m): 10:31pm On Apr 09 |
Love800: Thanks so much.
There is a question i asked someone up there if you scroll a little bit up. Its a recent question i asked yesterday.
You will see this my monicker ontop the person's name. Please answer it for me if you can.
Am about to get a security job. Thanks. Please ask me here, I can't find it |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Is A Security Job Supposed To Be A Low Paid Job by Poloyanabo2(m): 6:26am On Apr 09 |
Love800: Why did you resign if I may ask?
Goodevening. Good morning, as at 2018 the pay was 30000, I resigned to go after a better paying job |
Politics › Re: How Suspected Coupists Plotted To Capture Aso Rock, Eliminate Tinubu, Others by Poloyanabo2(m): 8:10am On Mar 26 |
Thefenderofmen1: But if this coup was successful Nigeria wounld have been in chaos and turn upsidedown because I believe south west will not gree, Those cowards, what will they do? |
Politics › Re: How Suspected Coupists Plotted To Capture Aso Rock, Eliminate Tinubu, Others by Poloyanabo2(m): 8:10am On Mar 26 |
Cashio: Would it have been better! Time will tell It would have been better |
Health › Re: A Cameroonian Lady Named, Ethel Esima Is In Comma After A "Tongue Slice! by Poloyanabo2(m): 8:19pm On Mar 23 |
Let her die |
Foreign Affairs › Re: National Heroes Of Nigeria & Other Countries (List) by Poloyanabo2(m): 8:26pm On Mar 11 |
bamayo: And his people keep blaming Yoruba for not supporting them to leave Nigeria. They used their hands to spoil everything, from Azikiwe to aguiyi ironsi. They don't ever think of secession when they're in power. Had it been ironsi allowed adaka jasper Boro to successfully have his Niger delta Republic, Niger delta Republic would have helped biafra to secede later when things went south. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: National Heroes Of Nigeria & Other Countries (List) by Poloyanabo2(m): 8:24pm On Mar 11 |
Sermwell: Where's the source of these your rantings? Or are you speaking from a beer parlour?  When elders speak, you listen. Its sad that history is no longer taught in Nigerian schools |
Foreign Affairs › Re: National Heroes Of Nigeria & Other Countries (List) by Poloyanabo2(m): 4:35pm On Mar 11 |
discusant: Igbos have been looking for medicine to cure Zik-inflicted disease. He was the least foresighted for asking for continuation of Nigeria in the 1960s. Anyway, he was born in Zungeru, northern Nigeria. He had the interest of his fellow northerners. He's as useless as Goodluck Jonathan |
Foreign Affairs › Re: National Heroes Of Nigeria & Other Countries (List) by Poloyanabo2(m): 2:09pm On Mar 11 |
pinkPUSSY: One of the reasons I laugh when I see people comparing Azikiwe with some local tribal champions.. Azikwe the unity beggar was the one who begged tafawa bale was and his people to remain in Nigeria when they wanted to secede. He stopped Yorubas from owning kwara state as part of the SW, sacrificing Delta state in the process. That man is the reason why Nigeria is one, God will keep punishingg him, Nigeria has no reason to be united, Lets go our separate ways. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Millions Of Iranians Gather To Welcome New Supreme Leader, Mojtaba Khamenei by Poloyanabo2(m): 12:46pm On Mar 10 |
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Celebrities › Re: Orowole Samuel Kolapoz 'Kola Onifoto' Is Dead by Poloyanabo2(m): 4:15pm On Mar 03 |
StonedSaint: Chai... What a life. May God forgive him of his sins, untimely death shall never be our portion in Jesus name!!
Amen ooo. RIP MrKola God doesn't forgive sins after death. You have all your life on earth to make your ways straight |
Crime › Re: Elder Brother Bath Younger Brother With Acid Over Land Money Dispute In Imo by Poloyanabo2(m): 5:45pm On Feb 23 |
Godfullsam: You mean you can do harm to your own brother over money issues? There's no issue bigger than money issues |
Health › Re: 3 Men Die Inside Well In Aminigboko, Abua/Odual, Rivers State (Disturbing Photo) by Poloyanabo2(m): 12:10pm On Feb 23 |
chigator2: Hydrogen sulphide, high probablity given the foul odour and colorless release.
The landowner should invite qualified prospectors to assess the presence of crude oil. If oil is found, the resource can be monetized appropriately, and the families of the well diggers should be fairly and adequately compensated. So how did they extract the dead men without dieing |
Crime › Re: Elder Brother Bath Younger Brother With Acid Over Land Money Dispute In Imo by Poloyanabo2(m): 12:08pm On Feb 23 |
I support the perpetrator, but he went too far.
Next time the victim will be wiser and less greedy |
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Foreign Affairs › Re: Saif Al-islam Gaddafi Shot Dead In Libya by Poloyanabo2(m): 9:59am On Feb 04 |
Honoredeblazac: That’s one way you know nigerian don’t have sense. The way you see many of them suporting ghaddafi And how's Libya today after Ghaffafis exit? |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Ranks As Africa’s Strongest Naval Fleet In 2026, 22nd Globally by Poloyanabo2(m): 10:14pm On Feb 03 |
Putindbutt: Let's wait for the reaction of "the finishing specialist" and his bitter supporters. Egypt is stronger, with two helicopter carriers |
Pets › Re: Do Cats Kill Snakes? by Poloyanabo2(m): 9:55pm On Feb 03 |
engrchykae: but can't kill honey badger or mongoose They have defense against it |
Pets › Re: Do Cats Kill Snakes? by Poloyanabo2(m): 3:40pm On Feb 03 |
Lukuluku69: I think it is their superb reflexes that keeps them out if harms way and not their fur.
Poisonous/venomous snake have been documented to kill even Lions with far bushy Manes. Yes The mamba kills Lions |
Pets › Re: Do Cats Kill Snakes? by Poloyanabo2(m): 3:40pm On Feb 03 |
Cats can kill snakes due to being faster, but if they get bitten it's sure death for the cat |
Politics › Re: Confusion In Fubara’s Camp As Wike’s Loyalists Clinch APC Bye-Election Tickets by Poloyanabo2(m): 9:18am On Jan 27 |
Omenlon: is the woman not qualified? How do you define quality representation? Some of you know everything but end up knowing nothing. If she is qualified, a primary should be conducted and then let her win the primaries, I am qualified too. |
Politics › Re: Confusion In Fubara’s Camp As Wike’s Loyalists Clinch APC Bye-Election Tickets by Poloyanabo2(m): 6:51am On Jan 27 |
Why pick the wife? I don't understand how they play politics in Nigeria, instead of quality representation, they're talking about compensation |
Politics › Re: NAFDAC Begins Enforcement Of Sachet, Small-bottle Alcohol Ban by Poloyanabo2(m): 5:51pm On Jan 22 |
chudez0147: Some of those sachet drinks are fake. That’s how anybody who takes it gets poisoned That's the duty of Nafdac to ban the companies, not the idea, Satchet drinks are very hard to counterfeit, but the bottle drinks are very easy to counterfeit. That's why i will rather consume the satchet drink than the bottle drinks, Last year, a trader in Ph was caught bottling ethanol and pasting the bottle with the logo and packaging of popular brand, There are many of such traders all over the country. But you can never hear or read a story of anyone counterfeiting and repackaging satchet drinks. That's why it's more reliable for authenticity |