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nisai:Ile-Oluji, Ondo State. |
Picture an average Nigerian and you'll see riskier images than above. |
Election year approaching... In the lyrics of Tu Face's song.. He wants to tell another story again o.. He wants to sing another song again o.. ... .. Let him go to his senatorial zone in Borno and control traffic, not in Abuja, then he'll be taken serious. |
[quote author=Kingjames post=108322054]what of baba ijebu? that red devilish machine full of lies gambling is evil[/quote]I don laugh tire @boldened. ![]() |
Proud of her for this great achievement. A product of a great, warm, intelligent and goal driven family. Her parents gave us as corps members free and furnished accommodation throughout our NYSC service year, even when none of us is Yoruba, I, my colleagues and our families remain eternally grateful to that family. We won't ever forget them and plan to return to that community, to immortalize Prof. (her dad) of blessed memory! |
IfnobeGod20:If you have driven your car without horn for some days, you will attest to the fact that having that horn working somehow propels a level of confidence to do things you wouldn't do when without it. It means there are some 'shades of emergency' as you put it that we just need to be patient or more careful, rather than rushing and believing that honking horn while at it will ensure our safety. For instance, driving and approaching a Tee junction or +cross road, you'll realize an individual order than to approach it with caution and obeying traffic rules/procedures will approach at a high speed blaring horn from a distance warning everyone at the junction that he/she be given right of way irrespective of whether it ought to be his/hers! Same applies to neighbours rushing to out and beckoning on their family members to hurry and join them in the car- they blare horn. Examples abound and it's what I believe Reno is trying to draw attention to - the abuse! |
Ogeneigbo1:Arrived at same conclusion too. And it causes so much noise pollution in cosmopolitan areas. |
HitRun:Absolutely! |
LOGICALKEN:E be like make you wait till when it is time for this month's contribution and don't send shishi, if she lacks shame she'll call to ask why you haven't sent the contribution? Then you ask her to justify why you have to continue that journey (contribution in leu of wedding)? Let me advise you: before, during and after wedding and in marriage itself, USE YOUR HEAD and not rely on your heart most times. It prevents a lot of pains. |
LOGICALKEN:Marriage is not wedding day. Meaning it is not an event of just one day, month or year. It is a lifetime with so many other lifetimes (children, relatives, friends, colleagues, ethnic groups etc.) attached to them. Imagine you don't even know where or how or whether you wronged her! If you marry her and children come and issues emerge, it will be worse. So, as advised by many here, jejely leave her, it is painful, hurtful and a momentary dent to your self esteem, because you will wonder why she might have chosen another man over you, whether you are not man enough, but guess what? All those thoughts are just in your head. You will realize there are better, more beautiful, truthful and dedicated girls/ladies out there when you decide to let her be and give another try than sticking to find out why she changed her mind all of a sudden, without explanation. Don't listen to those who will say you should fight for your love, love is not war. Love between a man and a woman are two hearts that find their rhythm. Just move on. |
Could she be playing Victim card? Until Mahrez's side of the story is heard, she was seen several times frolicking in clubs with guys like AJ and the English press which is known for going far to protect rights of women has been throwing the accusations more on her! |
Plut01:Another question to ask is what are soldiers from Niger Republic doing in Katsina where there is no multinational joint task force? |
michlins:Red lights everywhere and the guy is still asking whether to dive in.. |
Pierocash:Aptly put. Wish Erling Halaand was gotten into the team. |
I love that man. Spend the money to make the fans happy! |
oladipuposadeeq:Thing is that it was not the normal CLS. It's even AMG, meaning the car is customized with V8 engine ![]() |
DanielAlhassan:Don't commit suicide. If you do, she'll go on with her life, having fun while you don't know the depth of agony that await you on the other side. In no distant time, you'll meet a better lady. This one isn't worth your precious life. It's good she showed you early. |
THMT:It's obvious our stone-age leaders want to keep our thoughts imprisoned. Isn't it funny that the same man that procured and distributed tablets with already installed educational content to SS students when he was governor of Osun state is the one now talking about 'going to the library'? |
falcon01:You are correct but not absolutely when you generalize that human beings disgust you. Rather, say 'some human beings disgust you' as not all of the human race will act the same, at least a handful will meet your standard. |
ifedohlahpoh:Yea, always starts friendly till it shows its real self! |
beautyhd:Don't mind them. In addition to your points above, they didn't factor prolonged strike by ASUU, NASU, SSANU etc. that make a student who matriculated at 14yrs graduate at 24. |
Righteousness2:Please read reason why she was disqualified. It's not because of public outcry or her being partisan, but because there isn't vacancy from her region. Isn't it laughable? |
toluxa1:Your neighbour must be crafty. He acted smart script to get away from what he owes his landlady, but that debt remains indelible till he repays. Lots of us liked your post cause the story appears interesting, but he or his children may live to face the consequences of running away from his responsibility - karma! |
Space tourism beginning in other climes while ours is busy with issues on how to allow cows move from north to south, west to east. |
festacman:..'a scape goat' not 'an escape goat'. Your post has some valid points. |
Vickyvice:One thing is sure, killings have increased since 2012. Where does this lead us? |
NNPC should be talking more about resuscitated refineries. |
Truly show that you belong to everyone and to no one Obey the rule of law Follow due process Give everyone sense of belonging Provide security Provide power Make standard education affordable Build infrastructure like roads, rail, airports, sea ports and communicate with your citizens more frequently... If you do the above you wouldn't need blaming the citizens! |
Okolo625:Google Nigeria Railway Corporation, browse the site to see travel schedules. Register or create account on the site. On same site you can book your ticket and pay using your card. The generated ticket can be saved on your phone, a copy is sent to your email. If you wish print a copy, else the soft copy can still be scanned at the train station to allow you pass. There's a bar code scanner that verifies tickets, so either soft copy or hard, all are accepted. Note that you have to provide valid ID before you board. And make sure to be at the station early enough to avoid missing the trip, the train takes off right on time, no delay, even in seconds. Safe trip. |
[quote author= post=102771949]Can you just imagine! This reminds us about the frog eye thieves and her looting gang, Jide Omokore, Aluko and oil goddess Alinson made an oil deal of N1 trillion and chose not to remit to Nigeria under GEJ. Did any Child of hate,, frustrations and perdition raise eyebrow? INTEL of Ex-Vice President Atiku refused to remit to Nigeria Ports Authority (NPA), not until last year that “ordinary” Hadiza the NPA boss challenged INTEL and insisted the funds must be remitted. A Christian Professor had been leading JAMB all through Obasanjo to Jonathan yet for 40 years of JAMB; only N52 Million was remitted to FG. A Muslim Professor who was appointed just in two years of handling JAMB remitted over N15 Billion. FIFTEEN BILLION. But non of these wailing winches here ever saw anything bad in it. But any good and positive news in Nigeria is bad news for them. People that their future and that of their unborn kids and their unborn kid's kids have all been stolen away. Una never see anything, y'all should continue supporting evil.[/quote]Today you came clean about your religious bias. It's unfortunate you chose those two to draw a religious line, knowing fully well that in financial crimes and fraud, the perpetrators never consider religion, but are bound by their greed. Disappointed in your stance on this one, shame. |
othermen:I can't like your post more. Everyone needs to know how to perform CPR and other first aid regimes, as well as how to approach pressures with calmness! Three weeks ago we lost a very beautiful, youthful young lady cause we made the wrong approach to the situation. That experience ever since got me feeling very bad like I failed her. It was early (around 7am) of 29th May, a Saturday. While I slept (because I had woken earlier and only went back to sleep before 6am) that I heard yelling of my name to wake and come to the rescue of our neighbour's sister, ...she had gone to bed healthy only to be found helpless, losing breath and eyes turning that morning. They were already bringing her out of the house (carrying her) to my car because the car my neighbour drove home (cause he sells cars) that Friday night broke down close to the house, so I entered and we sped out of the house. When we drove out I asked which hospital we were taking her to and they told me the name, which was about 15 mins drive on high speed. I felt it was far, I felt we should just dash into any nearby hospital that has oxygen facility to sustain her breathing but I didn't voice out. We finally got to the hospital, when she was taken in, and laid on stretcher the doctor resumed some procedures which included checking heartbeat, pulse and then he performed CPR on her when he had called for oxygen, he then excused us, we left him and the nurses. About 15 mins later, he appeared with that look you know things didn't go well. She was gone. He told us we brought her dead already Pretty lady, gone. Just like that. I keep wishing we stabilized or at least sustained her heartbeat before driving that long distance, or we should just have entered the nearest hospital. We need to learn all these small things. |
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