₦airaland Forum

izzou:
[color=royalblue]You did not condemn the underage voting in the North.

Someone talked about it, you showed him posts of it in the South.

I did not lie and it is right there in what you dug up yourself. [/color]

chrisooblog:
Her parents were lecturers in UNILAG where Kemi spent her formative years even went to the secondary school within the campus called ISL.

I would buy her sob story if she said she was dodging bullets from cultists but treaking miles to fetch water in UNILAG? Na mate.

chrisooblog:
Her parents were lecturers in UNILAG where Kemi spent her formative years even went to the secondary school within the campus called ISL.

I would buy her sob story if she said she was dodging bullets from cultists but treaking miles to fetch water in UNILAG? Na mate.

Amigoss:
Even if grid collapse,Baba you dey always still get light

Theflint1:
Lecturers no really begin flex until OBJ era enter...those Abacha time dem, they were just okay. If you've read the book Purple Hibiscus, you'd see a perfect description of what life was like for lecturers in that era, not poor, but far from comfortable, more lower middleclass with the respect of their status...and I don't think UNILAG would have been exempt from the unstable power and water supply that rocked that era.

Theflint1:
Lecturers no really begin flex until OBJ era enter...those Abacha time dem, they were just okay. If you've read the book Purple Hibiscus, you'd see a perfect description of what life was like for lecturers in that era, not poor, but far from comfortable, more lower middleclass with the respect of their status...and I don't think UNILAG would have been exempt from the unstable power and water supply that rocked that era.

nihilistjnr:
Have to agree with with you.

I grew up in what I would class as a middle class household in the 90s in the trenches of Bariga and later Abule-Egba.

We used to have to go and fetch water in the morning before school from a tap that you stood under with your bucket on your head, and put in our plastic 'drums' in the kitchen and bathroom.

We used to get tons of roaches and particularly earthworms come through the bathtub drain, and one of my most enduring memories was having a permant bowl of salt next to the bath soap.

We didn't have a gen, and I wasn't allowed to watch TV during term time in primary school so I read a lot. My dad would take me to stop centre each year to pick a book for my birthday and to yaba and ikeja to buy comics that I would read by candle light at night, or sometimes go to the balcony to read by my neighbour's floodlight when their gen was on.

I attended a pretty expensive primary school for the most part and never felt out of place with the kids of some really rich people, and when I moved to Kiniun Ifa primary school in Gbagada in primary I was genuinely appalled despite the fact that most of classmstes lived in the same or similar neighborhoods.

I think some parents did an exemplary job of shielding their kids from the reality of their lives sha, and I'm very grateful to my parents for being in that cohort. I believe Kemi Badenoch cos I'm from Ilaje road Bariga

WhoDeyHause:
The thing dey always muse me, even if 50 pain vex sell national grid for midnight baba go still get light, Lagos people dey enjoy.

chrisooblog:
University life was/is still relatively comfortable compared to the lives of your average lower middle class.

UNILAG in those days was still decent so I still insist her story of suffering is suspect but hey more grease to her elbow she has become the leader of a major UK political party.

chrisooblog:
University life was/is still relatively comfortable compared to the lives of your average lower middle class.

UNILAG in those days was still decent so I still insist her story of suffering is suspect but hey more grease to her elbow she has become the leader of a major UK political party.

GloriousGbola:
all she had to do was sell her soul to do it -

Ballzproblem2:
Tinubu should lead by example

OkpaNsukkaisBae:
Seconded. All the presidential motorcade should be converted to CNG. It will inspire confidence among the masses.

LordAdam16:
It was worth it.

I get your point about the Sunak comparison. Nikki, Tulsi, and Vivek did not impugn their heritage to get ahead.
And boy do they have a lot to yammer about. From caste schisms to violence against women.

However, since she's this close to becoming the next PM in a country where blacks constitute less than 4% and Nigerians make up less than half a percent, her ascendancy through the conservative track no less is a triumph and amounts to missing the forest for the trees to cheer for her downfall.

-Lord

GloriousGbola:
These are some of her quotes









This woman grew up upper middle class. When you write your college admission essay, that's when you throw in all this pepper and spice to gba the oyibos.
I am sure Ibime wrote about how he walked through oil spill to get to school.

But in politicking This is what is known as cooning.



Rishi Sunak is also Indian, but you don't hear him knocking India for political capital with conservatives

iamoyindamola:
Grid dan collapse again
The signature move just happened

GloriousGbola:
her ascendancy is not going to do anything for nigeria

she sounds like the kind of person who will insult any nigerian as a lazy , corrupt thug to score brownie points with her conservative colleagues.

she is for me, a cynical strategy on the part of the conservatives to start courting minority votes. the trump model. though i don't know if kemi has the charisma and entertainment factor to carry it through.

GloriousGbola:
her ascendancy is not going to do anything for nigeria

she sounds like the kind of person who will insult any nigerian as a lazy , corrupt thug to score brownie points with her conservative colleagues.

she is for me, a cynical strategy on the part of the conservatives to start courting minority votes. the trump model. though i don't know if kemi has the charisma and entertainment factor to carry it through.

izzou:


[color=royalblue]People that will not even adopt assembled Nigerian vehicles, is who you want to convert to CNG?[/color]

popizaino:
Sorry,but i don't see any problem in what she said or do you expect her to lie by painting a picture of an eldorado that doesn't exist?

iamoyindamola:
Grid dan collapse again
The signature move just happened

WhoDeyHause:
The thing dey always muse me, even if 50 pain vex sell national grid for midnight baba go still get light, Lagos people dey enjoy.

izzou:


[color=royalblue]People that will not even adopt assembled Nigerian vehicles, is who you want to convert to CNG?[/color]

GloriousGbola:
her ascendancy is not going to do anything for nigeria

she sounds like the kind of person who will insult any nigerian as a lazy , corrupt thug to score brownie points with her conservative colleagues.

she is for me, a cynical strategy on the part of the conservatives to start courting minority votes. the trump model. though i don't know if kemi has the charisma and entertainment factor to carry it through.

GloriousGbola:
if i can get a cylinder i may try it out with my gen though

Amigoss:
Blueray get light like this