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| Re: How A Friend Frame His Friend As A Yahoo Boy. by Nobody: 9:00pm On May 01, 2022 |
Hmm! Enemy within |
| Re: How A Friend Frame His Friend As A Yahoo Boy. by Bobloco: 9:01pm On May 01, 2022 |
Na wa o |
| Re: How A Friend Frame His Friend As A Yahoo Boy. by illicit(m): 9:02pm On May 01, 2022 |
So police is now our best friend abi ![]() |
| Re: How A Friend Frame His Friend As A Yahoo Boy. by Nobody: 9:04pm On May 01, 2022 |
Strangers can never be your enemy, only people that knows you can. |
| Re: How A Friend Frame His Friend As A Yahoo Boy. by Fxwarrior: 9:05pm On May 01, 2022 |
My question is why still leave those thieves in the force where they can still do worse. They may decide to kill the person and pin armed robbery on him. |
| Re: How A Friend Frame His Friend As A Yahoo Boy. by sisisioge: 9:07pm On May 01, 2022 |
It is well o....it is really well. May God help us. |
| Re: How A Friend Frame His Friend As A Yahoo Boy. by osazsky(m): 9:07pm On May 01, 2022 |
And this officer reporting this case must have done unthinkable things too..nor be police .them nor they see good police as op has done worst things than the person he is even reporting..funny world.i can place a bet on this..sure odd |
| Re: How A Friend Frame His Friend As A Yahoo Boy. by cenaman(op): 9:20pm On May 01, 2022 |
emmanuelbrown26:You no get sense.
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| Re: How A Friend Frame His Friend As A Yahoo Boy. by cenaman(op): 9:21pm On May 01, 2022 |
osazsky:Which OP?
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| Re: How A Friend Frame His Friend As A Yahoo Boy. by Fsglobals: 9:24pm On May 01, 2022 |
No friend like Jesus |
| Re: How A Friend Frame His Friend As A Yahoo Boy. by Darkmode64: 9:26pm On May 01, 2022 |
Kelvin30286063:My jaw to the ground. Can you imagine? ![]() |
| Re: How A Friend Frame His Friend As A Yahoo Boy. by Mypeople2(m): 9:27pm On May 01, 2022 |
Kelvin30286063:Can you imagine the nonsense ? Just because of greeting... Dem dey chop greeting? |
| Re: How A Friend Frame His Friend As A Yahoo Boy. by tonididdy(m): 9:34pm On May 01, 2022 |
Is this Nigeria police or FBI |
| Re: How A Friend Frame His Friend As A Yahoo Boy. by tonididdy(m): 9:41pm On May 01, 2022 |
Kelvin30286063:Firstly why would you allow your living space to be used for such frivolities. Secondly only Yoruba men can be this wicked esp those little or no educated ones ![]() |
| Re: How A Friend Frame His Friend As A Yahoo Boy. by cenaman(op): 9:42pm On May 01, 2022 |
tonididdy:
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| Re: How A Friend Frame His Friend As A Yahoo Boy. by Paulianfa(m): 9:42pm On May 01, 2022 |
The day my friend betrayed me... My brain reset and I moved on. I got no friend but am friendly. |
| Re: How A Friend Frame His Friend As A Yahoo Boy. by legallyminded: 9:43pm On May 01, 2022 |
Kelvin30286063:Thank God you survived that episode. Man's inhumanity to Man. |
| Re: How A Friend Frame His Friend As A Yahoo Boy. by Sniper101(m): 9:48pm On May 01, 2022 |
In other words..... ![]() |
| Re: How A Friend Frame His Friend As A Yahoo Boy. by Idaytesj29(m): 9:57pm On May 01, 2022 |
cenaman:God bless you Deputy PPRO. There is hope for our country afterall |
| Re: How A Friend Frame His Friend As A Yahoo Boy. by Chiraq77(m): 9:58pm On May 01, 2022 |
[quote author=Jason48xb post=112436625][/quote]Don't be fooled by this Person,your phone, tablet, can't mine BITCOIN. |
| Re: How A Friend Frame His Friend As A Yahoo Boy. by Bobxin(m): 10:04pm On May 01, 2022 |
E be things! |
| Re: How A Friend Frame His Friend As A Yahoo Boy. by Bobxin(m): 10:06pm On May 01, 2022 |
Idaytesj29:I don't think so, this is just one in a Million, hope is a far cry |
| Re: How A Friend Frame His Friend As A Yahoo Boy. by Idaytesj29(m): 10:07pm On May 01, 2022 |
Bobxin:Hmmmmm |
| Re: How A Friend Frame His Friend As A Yahoo Boy. by UCHIHAmask: 10:11pm On May 01, 2022 |
xeratek:There is not a single human that can perfectly hide their colour,they must show it even to the smallest facial muscle twist,eye glare,body language,speach and in their dealing or treatment of others,there is always that red flag, it's just that the victims neglect it.. |
| Re: How A Friend Frame His Friend As A Yahoo Boy. by ifycelebrity(f): 10:13pm On May 01, 2022 |
VirileNelly2420:Nawaoo |
| Re: How A Friend Frame His Friend As A Yahoo Boy. by Kelvin30286063(m): 10:14pm On May 01, 2022 |
tonididdy:It was my landlord's turn to host that meeting and they always hold it at the house of the next host. My landlord doesn't live there and he couldn't make it so he begged me to accommodate them and he sent money for refreshments. We have a good relationship basically so I couldn't say no. |
| Re: How A Friend Frame His Friend As A Yahoo Boy. by Juliusmomoh2: 10:14pm On May 01, 2022 |
xeratek:please how many months can it takes me to learn this web developer?? please |
| Re: How A Friend Frame His Friend As A Yahoo Boy. by MNDY(m): 10:15pm On May 01, 2022 |
Kelvin30286063:I'm sorry about your ordeal. This greeting is the problem I have with the Yoruba's. I made it very clear to my Yoruba friend that if you greet too much in other parts of Nigeria (north, southeast, southsouth etc), you will be considered a village boy. My friend said greeting is but just a part of the Yoruba culture as a sign of respect to the elderly and for friendliness purposes too. I get his point but salutation is not love, plus greeting too much not only cheapens you as an individual, it's stressful and considered as disturbance sometimes. On top all the greeting in their culture, the Yoruba's disrespect the elderly and commit all other sorts of rubbish. As a stranger, I must say, Greeting is a serious part of Yoruba culture that even an older person even greets younger one, bending over or prostrating is required for a younger person, one-by-one greeting etc. I've clashed with some over this greeting in their region. The first was my colleague at work. I had greeted them together, when I met her later to inquire about something, she challenged me that I did not greet her first (a normal thing they do say though). But hers really pissed me off that I quarreled her because I felt very bad that I brought myself to her to make that enquiry and get that embarrassment. After greeting them together, I should be greeting everybody one by one too? Others around defended me. She kept saying she doesn't know that's how my tribe does and that even annoyed me more. Emphasizing respect and how I brushed past her standing on the way. I later got to know as a newcomer that she is actually a lousy mu.mu in the office known by all to be a reckless talker. She has proven it wella so far too. My second greeting experience with the Yoruba greeting was even a recent one. My landlord and two other elderly men and a young guy were at the front having a drink. I came to them, greeted and asked my landlord for NEPA bill. His elderly friend raised his voice at me that I had my hand in my pocket while greeting the landlord talking about the Yoruba as the most respectful and how he knows I was paying for rent but he had to correct me, the young guy followed to talk to me anyhow too. I made them know I was checking to be sure of the key to the door I just locked in my pocket and not putting my hand in my pocket while talking to the elderly. The landlord and his other elderly friend in my defense said I do greet them but I really felt harrassed nonetheless especially with the other young guy contributing to the matter. I don't know if the man who harassed me was high on the drink or something. I just did not want to spoil my mood so I quickly ended the talk and left. The third was a lady in a betshop where I do come to charge. She spoke in Yoruba that I don't greet. It angered me because where I come from if you challenge someone about greeting, it is an insult saying the person has no manners. Over here, it definitely means something else - unfriendliness I think. I asked her if everyone entering the betshop comes to greet her. She had tried to famz me on many occasions and I just was not into her. |
| Re: How A Friend Frame His Friend As A Yahoo Boy. by MNDY(m): 10:16pm On May 01, 2022 |
Mypeople2:I'm sorry about your ordeal. This greeting is the problem I have with the Yoruba's. I made it very clear to my Yoruba friend that if you greet too much in other parts of Nigeria (north, southeast, southsouth etc), you will be considered a village boy. My friend said greeting is but just a part of the Yoruba culture as a sign of respect to the elderly and for friendliness purposes too. I get his point but salutation is not love, plus greeting too much not only cheapens you as an individual, it's stressful and considered as disturbance sometimes. On top all the greeting in their culture, the Yoruba's disrespect the elderly and commit all other sorts of rubbish. As a stranger, I must say, Greeting is a serious part of Yoruba culture that even an older person even greets younger one, bending over or prostrating is required for a younger person, one-by-one greeting etc. I've clashed with some over this greeting in their region. The first was my colleague at work. I had greeted them together, when I met her later to inquire about something, she challenged me that I did not greet her first (a normal thing they do say though). But hers really pissed me off that I quarreled her because I felt very bad that I brought myself to her to make that enquiry and get that embarrassment. After greeting them together, I should be greeting everybody one by one too? Others around defended me. She kept saying she doesn't know that's how my tribe does and that even annoyed me more. Emphasizing respect and how I brushed past her standing on the way. I later got to know as a newcomer that she is actually a lousy mu.mu in the office known by all to be a reckless talker. She has proven it wella so far too. My second greeting experience with the Yoruba greeting was even a recent one. My landlord and two other elderly men and a young guy were at the front having a drink. I came to them, greeted and asked my landlord for NEPA bill. His elderly friend raised his voice at me that I had my hand in my pocket while greeting the landlord talking about the Yoruba as the most respectful and how he knows I was paying for rent but he had to correct me, the young guy followed to talk to me anyhow too. I made them know I was checking to be sure of the key to the door I just locked in my pocket and not putting my hand in my pocket while talking to the elderly. The landlord and his other elderly friend in my defense said I do greet them but I really felt harrassed nonetheless especially with the other young guy contributing to the matter. I don't know if the man who harassed me was high on the drink or something. I just did not want to spoil my mood so I quickly ended the talk and left. The third was a lady in a betshop where I do come to charge. She spoke in Yoruba that I don't greet. It angered me because where I come from if you challenge someone about greeting, it is an insult saying the person has no manners. Over here, it definitely means something else - unfriendliness I think. I asked her if everyone entering the betshop comes to greet her. She had tried to famz me on many occasions and I just was not into her. |
| Re: How A Friend Frame His Friend As A Yahoo Boy. by tonididdy(m): 10:18pm On May 01, 2022 |
Kelvin30286063:A round table in his compound is well enough not in my living area.... Shuuuu You allowed complete strangers to dine and wine in your house, while you were asked to excuse them! ... Tufia! |
| Re: How A Friend Frame His Friend As A Yahoo Boy. by Oyiboman69: 10:21pm On May 01, 2022 |
Kelvin30286063:very childish of you...you allowed your sitting room to be used by unfamiliar people for the purpose of a meeting which you're not part of,barely three months into a place. I've not heard anything of such to be honest.... |
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