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kabillion:Ignorance is the number 1 problem amongst black people generally. When a man as unintelligent as buhari said nigerian Youths are lazy, it wasn't an attack on nigerian Youths even though the statement is false. But someone says the president is terrible which we all know he is. But rather you are more concerned about diplomacy than the message against the evil inflicting hardship on the entire country. A president that deployed several anti-masses policies simultaneously not caring if thousands will fall, even though their are more humane ways to achieve the same goal, is that not a terrible president. During the build up to 2023 election, did you all not call this same tinubu several unprintable names? But now because he's president, you hypocrites will be forming nonsense instead of calling a spade a spade. Some of us already know this country can never be a better place with the way its citizens reason but we just dey observe. |
SafariHunter:Guideline? You be mumu and I know say other mumus like you plenty for this country. What guideline exactly. Guideline for poverty and hunger. When they are up there giving all the cbn jobs to their grandchildren, do they follow any guidelines. A female Corp member is manning up to say what yall fear, putting it all on the line to speak for millions of sufferers of the tinubulation and here you are talking guideline. Una go dey form educated but na nonsense full una head |
OriOko88:This is a shining example that most Nigerians are unfortunate and brain dead. If you are spineless and will not dare to criticize the wicked govt of tinubu, does that mean you should attack another doing so? Foolish people with a destiny to slave for life. I've seen many other stupid comments against the girl up there too and I shake my head for the future of our children |
80% of single mothers brought it upon themselves. You throw yourself at the feet of rich guys who have many options and clearly don't care much about you. Some of you will even intentionally get pregnant trying to tie them down. While you skip upcoming guys with good dreams who mean well for you. You don't deserve any sympathy from any right thinking single man. The best you should hope for is another divorcee like yourself. The only exceptions here are widows. |
Gamezi:Why would you say she should shut up. She is even doing us a big favor by lending her voice to open nigeria's behind. The more people talk about this thing, the stronger the awareness and high the likelihood of the much needed revolution. I just mavel at how Nigerians are so adapted to suffering so much that they don't even want to hear anybody challenge their oppressors. |
OkpaNsukkaisBae:He doesn't my man. Not all nigerian graduates are proficient in English language. I know many of them who speak poor English. The only problem I have with the ielts is that it is monetized. A candidate's result is only valid for 2 years Why should this be the case? Is it that I've forgotten how to speak english after 2 years. |
The incessancy in increment of petrol price is taking its toll massively. For many of us in the private sector, not only has income been stagnant, expenditures have also been unforgivingly incremental. It is easier to assume that this trend is the new reality. So I've decided to perform a CNG convertion to my car before I deplete my savings refueling. An expert has given me a tentative bill of 950k but I cannot but wonder if this investment will add up on the long run. As a prudent citizen, I want to know the possibility of govt increasing the price of CNG in the coming months. Because if this happens, the CNG conversion will be a waste of precious cash in this great tinubulation. Pls, anyone who has analysis or an informed forecast on CNG pricing trajectory should educate us. Thanks in advance as you partake in God's work. |
richie240:I have time for y'all bastards today. Who told you rights of citizens to protest is tied to NLC's willingness or otherwise to do so. Who told you Nigerians are not allowed to protest of their own volition esp for good cause NLC's demands during the strike never addressed the most critical issues affecting the populace ie the maliciousness of govt decision to remove fuel subsidy, unjustifiable remunerations for the political class etc. Given your sworn oath with stupidity, I don't expect you to understand what I want to say now but I will still say it. Firstly, this protest is purely as a result of unfairly brutal and oppressive policies from the govt against the masses and govt seems not to understand the dept of hardship in the land. It is not intended to tople govt as you fools always claim in your false alarms-your usual way of blackmailing innocent protesters Secondly, the other alternative to this protest is for citizens to keep watching and dying of hardship under the guise of being patient for govt efforts to manifest. This rational is no longer valid as we have been patient for 9 years with Apc and all they do is heap more hardship on the masses. Their words are diff from their actions. I pray the protest hold and that police does their job to keep it peaceful. |
TimeManager:They will be met with greater force for legitimately wanting to express themselves? You are a hopeless bastard and God go punish your miserable life. Who told your empty head that only obidients are the ones protesting. By your judgment as a human being, you believe the masses should keep mum with what the govt is doing with their lives abi. I dey always ignore fools like you before but una need curses from all directions to reset your brains and deter all you fools. Even if you are on govt payroll to make shameless comments online, don't you actually know when to stop. |
Ballotelle:Let's be realistic in choosing our battles man. The govt is not likely to have an immediate solution to reduce corruption as it is the way of life in nigeria for now. It is also unrealistic to think this govt at this time will go back on removal of fuel subsidy. What is more realistic is to ask for a living wage that can help us cope in the current economic realities. Remember the political class also have their fat salaries. Why don't you see anything wrong in that. What is good for the goose is good for the Ganda. Until the country comes to its senses and decides to reduce the jumbo salaries of the political class too, our demands on this occasion are in order. |
vanbonattel:This is the reason this country is stagnant. The thinking faculty of majority of you Nigerians is very stagnant. Will you say u are not aware that the result of the election was altered and so not the true interpretation of the people's voting. Instead of you to focus on the real issues una go dey open mouth repeat the same thing like dirty record inside turntable. Even if majority truly voted for tinubu, this is one year since the unfortunate incident occurred, must u still be crying over split milk by now. You and all others who make this type of comments need to get over it and look forward to preventing a repeat of the 2023 election or at least just reserve your comments. |
Mjshexy:I was really going to do this but you know Nigerians and their sentiments. They will tag you a bad Belle and start drama I just decided to mute the group activities till it becomes defunct. |
dominique:Just weird |
Sometime in February, I was replying some important whatsapp messages when I suddenly found myself added to a new whatsapp group by a random dude who has my number. This guy added me to a group that was created for the purpose of monitory contributions for the marriage ceremony of a mutual acquaintance. The group admin ever since has posted messages at intervals asking members of the group to contribute money for his friend's wedding. I know the guy who is about to wed quite alright but we are not friends and I'm not sure we have even had a phone conversation together. We just see once in a while and say hello. The guy getting married didn't even extend any wedding invite to me in person. And while I won't rule out the idea of gifting him for his wedding, I believe adding me to a group and asking me for money is absurd and annoying. Who else has encountered this kind of situation and how did you handle it.
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T9ksy:Let southern Nigeria unite and take a stand. We will then weild enough power to confront the so called fulani power. For me, the southern stand is what the yoruba nation and ipob represent. This secessionist agitations are an opportunity we southerners should never sleep on. And I hate it when southerners make it sound as if we are slaves under the rulership of the northern fulani. Southern Nigerians should address this arise and confront the northern seeming dominate once and for all. We are even more enlightened than these people |
OriOko88:Bro, Assuming your assertion is true that corruption will still continue within yoruba nation if yoruba secedes, is that an excuse to remain in nigeria? Are we all (yoruba, housa, igbo etc) better of in this poverty capital of the world and the fantastically corruption country called Nigeria?. Let's be analytical as Youths, we are the hope of African. I give you my word that, if yoruba and igbos leave nigerian, corruption within the newly formed yoruba nation and Biafra will be reduced to the barest minimum. Why? Because these nations will go through a rebirth, a Renaissance and the people will develop a refreshed spirit of patriotism. Because the newly formed countries are homogeneous, the people of these newly formed nations will see the country as their personal project. Corrupt leadership will be eroded because the people will criticise and hold them accountable without tribal/ethnical bias (since the people of the nation are on one and the same tribe) All the world powers are very homogeneous countries, with the exception of the US. Let Nigerians wake up! |
franchasofficia:Kudos bro, Africans, esq Nigerians are not thinkers and that is the reason we are stuck backwards and underdeveloped. I am an unapologetic secessionist myself but many of our people still can see beyond their noses. Whenever we make a case for yoruba national and ipob, they will say secession is not the solution but good leadership. They fail to realize that a dead horse will not move even if you whip it for a year. |
Eunoiaa:Easy lady, no offence intended. We're not just quite used to Nigerian girls having their own lives. |
Eunoiaa:Fair enough. Just said mine so some ladies will understand the breakfast served to them when the time comes |
Carcholce:I understand this statement perfectly. But as you evolve as an individual, you will realize the importance of not letting the 'outside world' shape who you are. Life is like a farmland, it will give you back in many folds that which you give to it. Good or bad. |
Jashub:Interesting perspective. It's all mind games afterall |
Eunoiaa:Fair deal. The problem is that women want to eat their cake and have it. And I'm talking to African women here. Nigerian women in particular. You cannot demand monogamy from a man who already had his life together before you came along. If you were there to build a life from the scratch with him, yes you may be entitled to monogamy. But some of you won't even agree to split the cheque with him but want him to be focused on only you. No be juju be that. |
Sonnobax15:This is very funny. You no lie at all. But legend has it that a man can effectively neutralize negative emotions from a troublesome spouse by getting a side chic |
Carcholce:I don't quite agree. Yes, be unpredictable and mystical as a man, you are right on that. But being unpredictable is not the same as breaking someone's trust on an agreed pact |
Jashub:I agree with you for the most part. But imagine that you have a particular babe that was there when you were building your shit. She cheered you up when you were not yet wealthy and even supported financially. Will it be fair to take a second wife over her when you finally arrive especially if you are aware she wants monogamy. |
helinues:Polygamy does not necessarily translate to cheating. The deciding factor is the rules of your relationship. Did you or not promise you spouse monogamy? If you didn't, then God nogo vex if you go Polygamous later in the relationship. It's will not be cheating in that instance |
MrCork:Lol typo, been corrected |
Was having random gists with my gf some days ago when she popped a weird question. She was like 'hope you're not having any ideas about polygamy in this relationship' Although I responded swiftly dismissing any chance that I will be a polygamist. but then in my mind, I was like, is that really what I want? Being with the same woman for the rest of my life. It has bothered me for some days now and I realized that my answer to her that I won't take a second wife isn't entirely honest. This is a dilemma for me because personally my word is my bond. It's not my habit to say something and do the opposite. So it's scary that I have told this girl that I won't take a second wife. Is it just me or do most men low-key want multiple women to themselves? |
advanceDNA:Lol na typo |
I got curious about the hourly Minimum wage of some developed countries of the world. After a brief Google check, I discovered that the most popular countries are not necessarily the highest paying afterall. See the list below 1. Uk-------£11.44/hr 2. US-------$7.25/hr 3. France-----€11.65/hr 4. Australia-----$23.23/hr 5. Canada-------$12.32/hr 6. Germany-----€12.41/hr 7. Russia---------600 RUB ($7.15) Bonus 8. South Africa------27.58Rands ($1.46) 9. Ghana----------GHS 18.15/DAY (1 USD=13.4085 GHS) |
But if there's a way to enforce the new minimum wage in the private sector, it will be good news |




