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its a petty thing but then again its their school. You dont have to be there if you dont want to. There are more important things in life and after graduation, you have the rest of your life to makeup and wear whatever you like. Worse things are taking place in Nigeria, some students would love to be in school but ASUU has been on strike for how many months now

Yeah number ten is so true my NYSC boss after giving me hope that i would be retained had that line for me shortly before the company let me go. LOL
heard he got fired himself a short while ago. oh well

3ace: I think she actually lied. Did you read the part where the school claimed she couldn't provide her matriculation number? I can never forget my matric number. She said those lies in order to arouse sympathy.

Really then i am not a graduate if your theory is true. I cant remember my matriculation number but i know the year i graduated and gained admission. I can reel out the names of class mates and important members of staff while i was in school coupled with virtually all courses i took and the lecturers who taught me.
Sucks for you Chioma its a tough road ahead i know.

I think you should have gone too far with this issue madame. Its simply not worth it in Nigeria unless your parents or some guys you know are influential or even of a higher standing in the police force. And if that was the case, i can bet you would not be living in the condition as you are at the moment. if i were you i would have made friends with her and teased her about the noise in a jovial manner. if that didnt work i would have given notice and moved out of the house gently. Now look at the mess you have gotten yourself into. police matter for common noise issue and you are making matters even worse by bringing her name online and all that. Well you must be a strong woman too.Good luck to you dear but all this gragra is for nothing.


Gently get yourself out of the police mess and MOVE OUT OF THAT COMPOUND QUICKLY.

Na so our embassy be o brothers and sisters. dem nor fit help common good citizen amawe prostitute.

where are the NOW pictures
this was heartbreaking
where did all this people who have known the water all their life go?
i know i know people should not be living this way
but i feel such pity for them nevertheless

Bgino: pls i will appreciate ur sincere advice.im considering worshiping elsewhere after all these allegations.is it the rite thing to do

NO dont leave keep ''celebrating your pastor'' or wait for the robust answer LOL
BUT seriously do what God has asked you to do ok.
when this pastor comes clean (if he ever does)if God has not asked you to leave, then dont go. remember God's gifts are without repentance

seangy4konji: She really wants d fame and orchestrated this fro$ d start...too bad it was with a pastor...u for try am with ordinary commisionner if them no bury u alive?dem no be naija we deh..I no b commisioner but I can tell u dat if u had tried this with me then they would still be mourning in you family house now cos I will make sure all females in ur household r buried alive or tortured to death and thrown into a lake with a stone tied to your legs so you never float and the fishes can eat you out till u r no more and sure you will go to hell and I wilkl go to church next sunday and ask for forgiven and move on with my life.

EMPTY WORDS DUDE, WHEN LAST DID YOU KILL A RAT?

Jarus: I fell out with someone because of that question. She put on her dp, message of death of someone, a young man. After condoling her, I asked what killed him, and she took offence in it. I stood my ground that I had not done anything wrong. I ended up deleting her from my BB after exchange of words on BBM. She was a Nairalander sef.

hopefully with this thread, you can see why she fell out with you. Asking such insensitive questions when you may not be particularly close to someone, the manner in which its done, the tone used (understandably this was online)and the avenue which it was done (i would never advise asking anyone such questions via social media and if you must send a private message)

meenagiggs: Your name explains why you would ask such a question.

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There is no right or wrong answer to this question. it depends on your relationship with the deceased family and the manner in which its done. people react to death in different ways especially when it was unexpected or they saw the late person some days or hours ago.

if you are exceptionally close to someone and dont ask, one may wonder why but if one does not really know you and you ask or have the guts to type it on say facebook, then something must be wrong with you. sometimes on a public forum like facebook you see weird comments like ''what killed him, eyahhhhhhhhhhhhhh RIP or WHATTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT! OMG, this fine boy. WHAT KILLED HIM'' i personally feel such things are rude and some people just want to be drama king and queens.
in all things be guided by God and remember sometimes just holding someone's hand and saying comforting words is alot better.

Akainzo: All you said above is hogwash as you definitely do not know what you are talking about. The Oro is a cult and their is the ritual performed by the cult.

No it is painful, that people like you do not know/understand their own tradition and are rushing to propagate half truths. If you are indeed Yoruba, you do need to go back home and ask the elders to explain Oro for you.

Indeed you have the right translation/meaning of the word "Ajanaku", however used in the context of an Oro ritual, it is not that literal translation that is being referred to. Note also, Oro does not come out to celebrate the death of anybody that is not its member, it is not a praise singing/worship group rather a sacred and highly secluded one. That most notable people get such honours, is not because they were wealthy but because they are members of the group.

So if you cannot point or allude to any member of the cult dying in that street, do not attempt to write off such Oro ritual as mere coincidense.

thanks for taking the time to explain this. i was getting confused abit

I laugh,one or two people said this man's hand was not clean when his death was first announced. Well i don't know him personally the first i heard of him was months ago concerning the Tokpe matter. I even had to Google the said Tokpe as i never heard of her as well.


Why am i saying all this? Examine your life brother and sister. Pastor this, pastor that, pastor this, pastor that
you can only speak for yourself and continually look to Jesus as your mentor and yardstick not any MOG
some of these so called pastors in Nigeria are just business men and women
their church remains a charade

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