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Oga080666419419:
do you think it was generated with lazy yoouths crowding all betting centers in Oyo and Ogun States.

Lagos is a no man's land.

May I also add that the S/West is the most economically viable region of the country and even if Ibos built it all, you have to also know it won't have been possible if the S/West Yoruba didn't provide an enabler in the form of sagacious administrative ability, peace and tranquility. There are Ibos in Kano and Sokoto why haven't those places become more successful economically than the S/West?

Like they say, if it ain't one thing it's the other.

Oga080666419419:
do you think it was generated with lazy yoouths crowding all betting centers in Oyo and Ogun States.

Lagos is a no man's land.

Lagos will be accepted to be a no man's land when Enugu and/or Anambra becomes one.

Get your facts right please!

Evaberry:
you are a MAn who is wicked and selfish

just because she refused to become your slave you tag her lazy.. you don't deserve her.
you even slapped her yet she didn't leave you.



you complain too much!!!!

your marriage palava is not our business or wahala.
.
we didn't fuvk her with you!!!!

Single men watchout!!!

adem30:
You are a fool. where was it written in the write up that APC brought the Policy? is APC the Federal Government Nigeria ever have?

Thank you. You have just put it succinctly!

shinarlaura:
In this part of the world where corporate laws are hardly enforced, getting lustful advances from that male boss of yours (especially if you're physically attractive) is something that wouldn't be so new to you.

One thing I've come to observe is that most of the male bosses/employers who are fond of this shameful act are often married with kids. They don't try to hide it from you; they always show that all they want is just to sleep with the person and move onto the next. While some ladies fall for this, others do not.

Some of the victims of this act of predation are merely desperate to keep or secure their jobs; they are needy and are ready to work to support themselves and their loved ones, whereas some ladies are simply promiscuous, fun-seeking, greedy and money-blinded and wouldn’t mind going down with this kind of men.

Personally, I left my previous job because I didn't heed to my ex-boss' advances, and he started making frustrating moves till I couldn't bare it anymore, I left without getting paid for 2 months of work. Now it seems that my present boss is following the same path.

What is the best way to handle a randy boss without losing a job? If you have had such experience, 8how did you handle it? Please contribute.

Read here: https://www.nairaland.com/3415709/how-turn-down-boss-advances

olujastro:
I took my precious time to read to the last page just to enjoy all the insults hurled at you. 2015 election loss (turned hatred for Buhari) has made you and your kinds extremely foolish and jobless that all you do daily is come on NL to write rubbish.
The good news is I have been skipping your comments long long ago since I knew only foolish words come out of you. I hope you are not somebody's father because your kids are in serious trouble to have such a father figure as you.
Give yourself a break if you have any brain left.

CROWNWEALTH019:
This ugly thing has opened her mouth again to spew thrash .

Her mate they NPA they control billions she's here looking for cheap popularity.

No wonder she blocked me on twitter I finished her.


How in anyway is she better than our dino melaye a man that loves the masses.

There is no man in the Senate that got so much love for the youths other than dino melaye.

The recall would not stand as a representative of the Nigerian youths

Seriously���

vantage001:
What is osibanjo performance currently as AP and on what basis is he a credible candidate?

Read the newspapers

baralatie:
that is to tell you the reason why Nigeria got itself to this point we are right now!
A lot of negative forces was at work and the APC had their hands in it.
I rather bookmark you till federal elections come up in 2019.then I will remind this comment

I hear you. You must have come in from Frankfurt or America - in Fela's voice - otherwise you will know that there was overwhelming support against GEJ and it was no fault of the people but due to his gross ineptitude and rudderless navigation.

It will be a miracle indeed if an opposition usurps APC in the next election, not with Osinbajo as A.P and all these jegudu-jera politicians deflecting.

NothingDoMe:
Lagos was foremost developed because it was the capital of Nigeria for many years until the betrayers sold their birthright to the north.

So don't make noise in this place.

No, Lagos is what it is because of the keen administrative capabilities of the Yoruba people (I'm not playing a tribe card here before bigots start their nonsense, since we may as well agree that all tribes have their strengths).

I will now tell you why I think so:
Before the war, Ibadan (the capital of the then Western Region) was more populated than Lagos, that is if it wasn't the most populous in Nigeria at the time (evidence why this was is still evident in Ibadan today, the estates -Oluyole, Bodija & Agodi quickly comes to mind -, Dugbe, Ring-road etc). Ibadan was what it was because of Yoruba civil servants ditto Lagos.

So yes, Lagos benefited from being a capital. But to now solely put the greatness of Lagos today on that singular reason will be doing injustice to logical reasoning and conclusion.

ourema:
https://www.pmnewsnigeria.com/2017/05/13/muhammed-sanusi-may-go-the-way-of-his-grandfather/

I very much agree with you on this. If I were to vote another Northerner after Buhari as President, I will vote SLS. He seems to be a man of truth and rational reasoning and for the life of Nigeria at the moment, we need a lot of truth speakers.

DollarAngel:
Another Money wasted. Rochas used #235miliion for Christmas decorations in IMO STATE, am wondering how much Ambode will use for this Lagos @ 50, Black Mentality, what are we even wasting money to celebrate, when those money cam transform and touch her citizens welfare, wrong priority always in Nigeria

Well! Obviously you don't appreciate aesthetics.

nonny001:
Hello Everyone,

I'm new to web design. Please i want to know how to add a credit/debit card payment on a site.

Thanks.

Use paystack for its ease, if you want to do the dirty job and have some cash to spare then use interswitch directly - cheaper if you use interswitch through gtb though.

PaperLace:
My point has been made, it's not about the space it contains but the monotony of packing same things to a house you visit regularly (that's me speaking for some chicks in a relationship they consider serious not random girls).

Whatsoever reason or conspiracy theory you come up with, is up to you. Different strokes for different folks. I am sure some ladies can relate to that reason, but some men would stick to that which strokes their ego (marking territory).

This is true.

Abagworo:
No oil dependent economy is doing as well as Nigeria.

Thank God for this!

olufunkereal:
Hi. I'm a real estate consultant. My passion is in helping people not fall into the hands of scammers.

This is the first time I'm hearing of the homes. Are they online? Is it owned by Lagos state or a private developer? Inbox me their online detail, let me verify for you. Its free don't worry. Text me on 09077395338

HOMS is a Lagos State project since the days of Fashola.

Ten12:
If the amount you spend in building bridges does not equal the amount you spend on education and energy....you ve just been doing beautiful nonsense

Your statement is poignant and your logic bias. In essence, it is fallacy! Shikena nothing more nothing less.

IamaNigerianGuy:
I disagree with parts of your conclusion.

It is actually efficient, farsighted and knowledgeable government regulation that grows economies . Examples of successful and highly regulated economies are USA, GB, Australia, the EU, China. All economies in the world with weak regulation are poor.

Rockefeller and the early 'robber barons' of 19th century America grew large businesses alright but also did a lot through their monopolies to destroy competitors and set back innovation in America by decades.
This was why at the earliest opportunity, the monopolies they created were dismantled by government.

Dangote is the Rockefeller of Nigeria. He runs monopolies and uses the power of government to further his business.

If you study his antecedents in the 80's and 90's, his scrapes with the NSE, how he runs his business now paying peanuts and employing Indians over Nigerians, etc you will come to realize he is not as spotless as he looks.

I haven't said Dangote is spotless - far from it, Infact, who amongst us can claim to be? You also inadvertently confirmed my point about Govt. being regulators meaning we said the same thing in a different way.

In all, you made a good point. I just hope you're not prejudiced against Dangote. Business isn't for the faint hearted you know

SooCute:
If he is in the government's good book and has enough money to make mistakes, he can take over any market.
You can clap over it but hey, its not overtly healthy for our economy in the long run.
I love him though but hey, that dude hold our government for blokos!

Thank God he's a Nigerian. He might seem to be running a monopoly today, but we need more 'monopolies' run by private individuals and not Government and this is why. Over time they will get more efficient, they will employ a lot of smart intelligent people who, deepen the transfer of technology, his staff will understand the technology and transfer that knowledge to the rest of us. In the long run, the monopoly will inadvertently produce equally knowledgeable people who will then meet people with resources to recreate the success they've learnt from a monopoly. They might take just a part of the whole process, reproduce it and make it better. In the long run it will be good for Nigeria and Nigerians. There will be more jobs, there will be more money and there will be better advancement in living. The caveat is to prevent the Govt. from ever meddling in the affairs more than as a regulator. Read about Rockefeller, J.P Morgan etc and see how the monopolies they created became a positive driver of the future.

GAZZUZZ:
you are not readY

Jonzing sef!

fratermathy:
Shey if na majority ethnic group thread now, you go balance well?


Leave us to sing our praises. If we don't, who will do it for us?

Abeg leave the guy jor na hater. People like them dey hard to please. Like sey na only them good thing suppose dey happen to. All man dey talk sey make food go round, people like them want make we come dey beg am for dem hand. God no be man

XketchDesigns:
mehn nigeria got a long way to go..

they are just insulting us in our faces and making us understand we cant do nada about it.

each of that hilux is worth close to 20million naira...

So unbelievable!

Kashif:
Thanks bro. I appreciate.

My pleasure.

jcmaiah:
I hate that sound when you drag a basin on the floor

Add dragging anything on the floor that makes a Slow/sluggish screeching sound!

Kashif:
It did not come.

I'm very sorry. I lost the contact, but this is another. I do hope it's not late though.

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MIB1:
My fiancee confided in me two days ago that she had an incest relationship with her cousin yrs back. She said she told me cos she loves me and wouldn't want to hide anything from me. I love her too and still want to marry her but I am devastated by the news

She said she has fasted and asked God for forgiveness.

I have prayed on her behalf too severally,

I am supposed to come to Nigeria for our wedding next month . pls help nairalanders. I feel so pained . I need wise counsel .

If I were you, I'll marry her. But don't if you know you can't forget (it's really not your ish to forgive). Walk away or stall the wedding until you can emotionally deal with her. But I beg you don't marry her and make her suffer for what she told you.

Let your love prevail, time heals everything and please don't revisit the topic with her in the future either, except she brings it up herself.

Don't be vindictive too, you'll hurt yourself and your relationship with her.

Love her for who she is, there's a beautiful future ahead of you.

Amoyinoluwa24:
The Senator representing Kogi West, Dino Melaye caused a stir among senators today by appearing at Senate plenary in an academic gown.

The move by the senator comes after online news platform, Sahara Reporters alleged that he did not graduate from Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria.

Photo Credits: Sumner Shagari Sambo, NAN

Source: http://www.cambellsblog.com/2017/03/senator-dino-melaye-wore-academic-gown.html

Dino thinks and acts like he's still in secondary school. Very childish! This man must have suffered from huge self esteem problem when he was a child.

Goroz:
Mister, every sane person who saw my comment knew it was a joke. You either laugh it off or fvck off

Expected! Now your 'fact' is a 'joke'.

Goroz:
Calm down Mister, I was only stating a fact

Do you know there's a course called "Logic"? If you do, then explain to me how your "fact" relates to the matter at hand. As a matter of fact, if you have nothing to say, please say nothing.

I won't be disappointed by your next reply - it just shows the kinda stuff you're made from or to put it more succinctly the cloth you're cut from.

Goroz:
Don't let this distract you from the fact that ojukwu ran away from war, leaving his men to die like chickens. God bless Nigeria

Mods - I sincerely think you have to start banning folks that can't see, think or speak without ethnic colouring. What has Ojukwu got to do with this now? Must you talk before you think?

GenBloodykiIler:
Afeez Hanafi and John Charles




http://punchng.com/soldiers-kill-pupil-injure-others-while-rescuing-herdsmen/

I sometimes wonder if there's any tinge of honour in our security operatives at all. If there's any justice in the world!

stubornnn:
There is not one single historical artifact as significant as this in the whole of the South East and I guess that's why the Igbos are constantly jealous of Yorubas....

....heck, they are not even sure whether they're Africans or Isrealites. Shame and inferiority complex has made them to trade their historical culture for a foreign one...

The irony of it all is that the Jews are unrepentant racists that would mostly avoid any genealogical links with black Africans if possible.

And what has your point here got to do with the topic? Every people have their own uniqueness and strength. Heck! Won't the World be a boring place if we all just think, do and act the same? Ever heard of the Ugbo-Ukwu (an Igbo art-work)? or even know that Yoruba and Ibo share a tint of similarity in the history of our spoken languages? Say what you have to say but don't go creating strife.