₦airaland Forum

Ayekotoo:
Lawyers Should be made to lead most states in Nigeria. Just like Obafemi Awolowo and Babatunde Fashola

Not all lawyers are deserving of that honor. Maybe those that have pedigree. Chinwoke Mbadinuju was a lawyer, but by the time he was done with his tenure as a governor in my dear Anambra state, it was pain and anguish all over the land. There are lawyers and there are lawyers.

kazmanbanjoko:
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I have just tried it and it worked.

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IzonOwei:
I urge the militants to get ready for a fight..this shit of a clause will never hold...the whole country host community my yansh...rubbish...so this is exactly the reason why many in that house refused to sign the bill...now I can really see what GEJ went through...infcat this country would become ungovernable if the useless rep members do not revert to the initial clause of only host communities as beneficiaries of oil and gas production...may thunder fire that house...


GEJ went thru hell with these bigots in the house who never wanted good for the niger delta..

I share your sentiments

inviix:
I fully support, now lets see how he's deliver to his constituency; the people he claimed to be 'fighting' for when he was a militant.

Meanwhile, somewhere in Bayelsa....

what the**********

podosci:
Before any Igbo and Niger deltan would come and agree with the nonsense this fool is saying let
me ask a simple question.
If The east and Niger delta were carved out to become a country, would you allow someone like Asari Dokumbo rule you?

Tufiakwa!

Dominiquez:
Dreamers should not dare us, let them remove the toll at Lekki first.

bunch of thieves.

Don't mind them. Okwu agwalu ashawo n'enu akwa...............mtchewwwww

ckc:
Useless story cooked up to gather support for a useless party. 9 year old ko 9 old ni! Mtcheww!!!

Thank you very much, you mirrored my thoughts. Ndi ala! Nonsense and ingredients!!!!

I don't know if anyone already mentioned this since I couldn't read all 12 pages of previous comments;

IF YOU ARE NOT FROM ANAMBRA

MARRY ONE

MAKE ONE A FRIEND AN IN-LAW.....OR ANYTHING!!!


YOU NEED TO HAVE THE ANAMBRA EXPERIENCE IN THIS LIFE

WE ROCK!!!!!!!!

Uwa mu uwa asaa, m ga abu onye Anambra!

I will certainly date a guy that weaves his hair if I really like him and we have a connection. But for the other qualities................maka why? I have a big bum bum already why date a man with one? Me sef dey bleach but I have an aversion to fair skinned men (can't explain why) so I can't even be near a man that bleaches. A man that talks and acts like a woman Biko I will pass, I'm a drama queen so I can't date a fellow woman.

chibic:
you think faithfulness is by looks? A lot ugly girls and those that dresses like church goers are worst if you don't know.a cheat is a cheat despite her looks.and many women who never planned to cheat may find themselves doing it when they face the temptation.

Let me educate you, this particular case is not about ugly versus beautiful girls. Something happened between the couple (3 months to the traditional marriage cermony) which would have made any other sensible man call off the engagement but he went right ahead with the marriage. It was that incident that got family friends kicking against the union but the young man was too smitten by her beauty and went right ahead. This girl is not a wife material and this scandal came as no surprise to the people close to them.

Which temptation are you talking about? That's no excuse please!
I do not support cheating/marital infidelity on any level which is why intending couples should not be misled with this pre-marital sex ish. Sex is an integral part of a marital relationship. Ladies (virgins not included), test drive your motor before you acquire, to avoid disappointments.
A healthy sexual life for a couple makes up for some other short comings (not alll o). I cannot compromise on that one o abeg!

I am friends with the guy's cousin and his whole family and friends where against the union. They said that he likes flashy women and it was obvious this girl had no plans of being a real wife to him...............e don happen na.

This is what happens when a man is more into a woman's look than her personality. I do not feel sorry for him because he knew what he was getting into. He will surely find another asampete. Ndo nna

Nwa4Jesus:
God I made it to front page waooooooooooo soooooo happyyyy

You're pathetic!

Be they cnceptions or misconception, "uwa mu uwa asaa, m ga abu onye Igbo"

Lilaex:
Thunder fire ur yansh. Na to they bring cook and bull story every year.

I share your sentiments. I usually don't use swear words but I have had enough from these politicians so may I be excused to say @ post..........kitikpa dowaa unu ile..........nonsense and ingredients...........ndi ala! Mtchewwwwwwwwww.

daey118:
"She could "wake up dead" ". How does somebody that is already dead wake up ?biko?

I will humour you with a response dear. The naughty smiley ( ) beside that sentence means that it's a joke. Waking up dead can't happen, understand?

For some reason I cannot explain, Emma Ehumadu and Fally Ipupa are the only show biz people I have ever had a crush on. If he didn't get married at the time he did, I would have sought him out and make him marry me I don't care that he is a G-list nollywood actor. As for Fally Ipupa.........pray that nothing brings me to Congo..........lol

If I was that lady, I would be very very afraid.

That man certainly has a plan but no one can tell what that plan is until it unfolds. Unless he is a practicing and devout christian, her days in that man's house are numbered. If indeed it was her first time of slipping up and she got caught, he has probably been suspecting something and walking in on her while with her ex in a compromising position is all the proof he needs for the next line of action.

She had better pack and leave because she could wake up dead one of these days or the man could bring in another woman to her home. Whatever the case, this is just the beginning of her emotional trauma unless like I said earlier the man is "A CHRISTIAN" in the real sense of the word.

mya1:
The fault in our stars (2014)

This movie got me bawing at the cinema, to think that I was on a first date

@op.......You might be right that ladies shouldn't settle for less but has it not occurred to you that some people have unrealistic expectations? Yesterday's poster made absolute sense. I once dated a guy that was 6ft 3, good looking and very charming but..........he was pathetic in bed with a small joystick. I left him after 4 months because all he had going for him was his height.
I am not saying that ladies should not have expections but Sometimes good things come in not very attractive packages.

You sound kinda young so I understand your point of view. When you are above 32 and still single you can then revisit this topic. Experience will certainly rearrange your thought process.

Onye melu this boy ife a? I'm not tagging him gay, it's his business and not mine if he is one but..........I really can't see the man in him.

I have never been one to go crazy about celebrities but Fally Ipupa changed that for me. He looks kinda gay though but I don't want to know about that I am seriously tripping for that young man. I just might go seek him out one of these days.

In secondary school, I was totally clueless in Math. My parents and teachers tried all that was humanly possible to get me interested in the subject but it was an exercise in futility. SSCE mock examintion I refused to write Math because I would rather use the effort to study for other subjects. On the main exam day, I just turned to the guy sitting behind me and said to him "you just have to let me copy your work because I have no plan B".................I made P7 in Math and I celebrated it more than the 4As and 4Cs I made in other subjects. I had a stiff neck for some days after I wrote that paper though but it was worth it.

O ka unu si eme ebea? O nwero onye soul mu nnoo? Ka m na ekilikwa unu.

Ndi be anyi mma mma nu o! Igbo bu Igbo ekenee mu unu o!

Obi bu mu so anuli ifu ogbako umunne di otu a na ebe a.

Mu onwem bukwa Ada Ide na Anambra state.

Uwa mu uwa asaa m ga abu onye Igbo bulukwa onye Anambra.

Ka Chukwu abiama gozie anyi nine.

Udo chia!

Igbo ga adi!

Dalu nu umunnem

Eyez_Akeem: And you have to exaggerate the death count ? whichever way - no victor, no vanquish.. let it slide

I beg your pardon, over 2 million Igbos died during the Biafran war. We can't just let it slide ok. The Biafran war can never be forgotten, it is part of what makes us the people we are today. I do not support a Biafran nation though (we are too stubborn and ambitious to coexist as an independent nation), but for the sake of our dear ones that died; WE WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER!

I read the 'Abyssinian Boy' and frankly speaking I couldn't comprehend what the book was about. I concluded that the author must have a very fertile imagination. Now I've seen his picture, it adds up.

henryobinna: hatred is a very bad thing.
SMH

This is not hatred, simply a celebration of ignorance. It makes more sense not to dignify such posts with a response.

Day Watterman charges 3.2 million for new entrants and 2.8 after the first year.

Brookstone Secondary school PH (which is not even among the best) charges 2.1 million, I can't remember how much they charge for new intakes.

Charles Dale also in PH is about 2.5 million.

There is another school somewhere in Lagos (can't remember the name) that charges as much as 4.5 million and I know someone who has 2 children there.

All these are annual fees which can be split and paid per term.

Quality education is expensive, if you can afford it, no amount is too much to give your child the best. The foundation of a child gives them the necessary start in life.

I am not in support of Bianca wanting to keep everything to herself( if that is the case). She was born into wealth and she did not marry Ojukwu for his money. Her in-laws must have pushed her buttons which is why she must have taken this stance.

I know how stubborn everyone in the Onoh family is, but they don't fight a war of blame. Bianca must have a case.

Please note that I am a proud daughter of Igboland so I have nothing against ndi Nnewi. I just don't like it when people mess with widows.

iphy42: So you think Bianca is bigger than the Ojukwus because they have three lawyers? U are mistaken! Odumegwu Ojukwu family are equal to the task.

Are you not surprised the Ojukwus asked for proof of marriage? Bianca married Ojukwu while he was still legally married to two women. That is not a plus for Bianca in this case coupled with the FFK saga, this case will be especially messy for her.

If not about the wealth, why is she willing to drag her name in the mud when she is already in possession of all her husbands personal effects and money allegedly running into billions? Afterall, her father has over 200 houses in Enugu alone according to you.

If you were the first wife, how would you feel if your husband neglected your children and willed almost everything to his third wife after you suffered with him in thick and thin?

Nwanne be fair cos 'amaka m ihe di na Ozubulu bu amaghi ama di na Nnewi'

I don't want to believe that greed is pushing Bianca to fight for these properties, they must have been willed to her legally by Ikemba. They had a church wedding in the late 80s and some years later after her father had forgiven her for marrying Ojukwu, he gave them his blessings at their traditional wedding ceremony in their hometown Ngwo.
It was covered by NTA Newsline.

Late Chief C.C Onoh owned over 200 houses in Enugu alone. She comes from a family noted for their stubbornness.

I am not worried for her, there is no way she is going to lose this case. Her late father was a lawyer, two of her brothers are lawyers and I'm not very certain but she might have studied law too. Family feuds is not alien to her, her fathe didn't speak to her for more than seven years, she cannot lose sleep because of some greedy in-laws.

Ndi Nnewi bring it on, Bianca ada akuja akuja.

Envy changes nothing but will only make you feel worse. All you need is a supportive husband.

If you have been posted to Rivers State, please come with an open mind and don't expect too much from anyone. If you have high hopes, you could be disappointed. Just like Lagos, there are a lot of opportunities in Rivers state but life could be very hard for you as a youth corper if you are not a hustler.

Ladies, don't lose focus and please don't get carried away by the flashy lifestyle of Port Hacourt boys/Rivers men. They like women a lot and have very little respect for them. You have to earn their respect by living a decent life (not bible carrying). If you are prayerful and focused, you will never regret being posted to Rivers State.

Don't put your hopes on any man but God. Pray for divine favour to be at the right place at the right time.
God used total strangers to settle me in Rivers state when I served in 2002. I might not be able to get anyone a job per se, the most I can do is to help any lady posted to Bonny with a temporary accommodation until she can find her own place.

I wish you all good luck and God speed.