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family6644:I think you moved on too quickly by going into a relationship barely 3 months after your wife's passing. You did not give yourself and your kids enough time to heal and get the emotional closure required to move on. On the other hand, your new girlfriend should be more understanding of the fact that you need time to get over your late wife. But you can't really blame her for being selfish and seeking to assert herself in a place she considers her new home. Honestly I find it a bit weird and disrespectful to your late wife's memory that you got hooked with another woman so quickly after her passing, so much so that you let the new woman move in with you. But who am I to judge you? My advice is that you get her out of your house and let her move back to her own space so you and your kids can properly mourn your wife. You can carry on with your affair with her but only outside your house. Take all the time you need to gain the closure that you need and then you can move on with a new relationship. If the lady doesn't understand why this is necessary, then maybe it is a sign that you both weren't meant to be together. Frankly, the way she has carried on so far from your explanation is a major red flag in my opinion. Please do be careful so you don't bring in someone that will make life a living hell for your children. Their well being should be your major priority for now. May God guide you to make the right choices. |
Omihanifa:With this elongated detention without trial, the police may be deliberately sabotaging its own case and frankly, it is a shame we are all reacting in a sentimental manner. The Law is blind and blunt. If it is a bailable offence, let him go since rhe courts aren't sitting. The DPP cannot order anyone's remand in custody - only a judge can do that. We almost burnt this country down protesting police brutality last year. But here we are supporting illegal detention because we don't like the person involved. The law should be seen to be fair to all. It is Baba Ijesha today; it could be someone you love tomorrow. On this count, Yomi Fabiyi is right - release Baba Ijesha on bail until the courts resume and he can be arraigned. |
Maxymilliano:I think this guy's strategy is to say whatever nonsense he wants to say and then backtrack and apologize when called out. It's the same thing he did with the Ooni and other Yoruba Obas when he went on a rant, insulting the Ooni, only to backtrack, apologize and even deny some of the things he said live on video.It is the same excuse that drunkards adopt when they hide under the guise of intoxication to say a lot of things and then pretend it was the alcohol talking when they become sober ![]() How can anyone ask Baba Adeboye to be speaking about Yoruba nation in his church? No be juju be that Is RCCG only attended by the Yorubas? |
Racoon:It is a satiric piece. You would have realised that if you had read beyond the headline. |
RuudVanNisteroy:This is a merely political press statement. No science to it. While I agree that the cost of the contract may have been inflated, I expect an opposition party that wants to criticize to be more concrete in their criticism. I am sure the PDP has some good civil engineers in their ranks that can conduct some research and come up with another cost analysis showing how they plan to execute that same road for 155 billion. That way, we can all see that there is indeed a way to deliver the project at that cost and the government is trying to dupe the people. |
thatsleepboy1:What secret? She is very correct to say what she said because appointments in every sector have been politicized. The mere fact that the comments you mostly see in the media about the appointment of the Justices of the Appeal Court are where they are from or what religion they belong to, proves her point. In Nigeria, we hear of an appointment and we immediately check the name to identify tribe and religion. The qualification of the appointee rarely comes up for discussions if it ever. |
I agree the Deputy Speaker's statement was a load of nonsense....but then so is this threat from "Nigerians Abroad". |
Gjrich:I doubt the veracity of this claim by IPOB. I doubt IPOB will capture such a high profile criminal and not put out his picture or video to the public space. It seems to me that this phantom "Mohammed Isa" is only as real as the imaginary "Jubril El-Sudani". ![]() |
ivolt:If you believe that a graduate will be recruited into the Federal Civil service on Grade Level 5 and an annual gross salary of less than 500k, then you are very gullible. Entry-level for Graduates into the Federal Civil service is Grade Level 8. This role is a Project Manager role meaning it is far from entry-level. The least it can be is Grade Level 11 or 12. The letter is so fake it is embarrassing! |
Another pointless attack on a man whose only crime is being ambitious, playing politics, and being damned good and successful at it. Tinubu is one of the most vilified political leaders in Nigeria, but he is also one of the most successful. He moved from being a regional champion to having national influence by building and leveraging cross-ethnic bridges. They write drivel like this about him all the time. They spend a premium on their armies of social media influencers to drag his name in the dirt. But come the next elections, they all scurry to Bourdillon seeking his patronage and validation. They all need his stamp of endorsement for their political ambitions. All the man is guilty of is being ambitious. So what if he actually dreams of being President. If the likes of Sowore and Dele Momodu and the coterie of jokers in our political landscape can aspire to the high office of President, why not Tinubu? How many politicians in Nigeria can boast of his political clout and experience? Leave the man alone to aspire. It is a democracy. If his name appears on the ballot and you choose not to vote for him, vote someone else. Tinubu will be alright with or without the presidency of Nigeria on his CV. |
expressglory:After God, fear government oooo! If dem wan cripple you, na small thing for them. All the power and mouth wey dis one tok say em get now, na ordinary akant naim de freeze wey e don begin shout so. Dem never even near am yet o! |
Lol! Elon Musk invests 1.5 billion dollars and tweets about bitcoin. The value jumps dramatically. Why do I feel like the entire world is been led blindly by the nose down a dark alley? |
mastermaestro:Ok, the next time you or anyone you know gets into trouble or has a dispute with anyone, tender it before Twitter for redress ![]() By the way, I am not been delusional. You can actually express a counter opinion without the personal slur. |
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Pmpm:Nigerians and focusing on inanities and irrelevancies. ![]() This is an otherwise sombre event to honour and recognise the sacrifices of our fallen soldiers. But the major highlight and focus of the event is the fact that fatigued pigeons refused to fly. Even all of the major newspapers are not left out of the nonsense trend. Such a big shame! |
Hillard:This one's "god" only sees APC and PDP. Mtchewww! |
privaldo:All of these threats are empty and unnecessary in my opinion. If the government truly has an insidious agenda towards Kukah, only God can save him...but only if God truly sent him to deliver that message. Buhari has not uttered a word in response since Kukah delivered his scathing criticism on Christmas day and has made no moves whatsoever that warrant these threats. This is not the first time he has criticized this government openly. As far as we know, No one is after his life so if his conscience is clear and he believes he did not speak amiss in his Christmas homily and only delivered the message that God sent him to deliver to the nation, then let him hold his peace, rest easy and watch God fight for him. After all, God often sent the prophets of old to deliver unpleasant messages to the Kings of old and God himself would make a way of escape for the prophets from the King's wrath after delivering the hard message. Woe unto the one that God has sent to deliver a message that refuses to deliver it. Woe also to the one that God did not send to deliver a message but stands on the altar of God in his priestly office to claim "thus saith the Lord". |
valentineuwakwe:Seems there are a lot of people that are very upset about the fact that these boys were released and returned to their parents. The question I would like to ask this bitter woman Aishetu and others like her is that if one of their kids was among those kidnapped boys, would it really matter to them even if it is Shekau himself that helped government negotiate their release? The truth is that a lot of these "NGHoes and Hacktivists" were preparing to build an entire industry around these kidnap saga like they did with the Chibok girls. The early rescue totally burst their balloons |
ChoCho54:He should just put in for a discharge and leave in peace because his career is effectively over. |
tot:No it nullifies NOTHING. The fact that you told me an initial lie doesn't mean I should discountenance every other proof that is before my eyes. Yes! The army and government must be held accountable. But ONLY FOR CRIMES THEY HAVE COMMITTED and not for things that so far appear to be a figment of people's imagination. If people were killed by the Army at the Lekki toll gate, at least let the families of the deceased come forward and prove their case. You cannot send people to jail on the basis of sentiment. EOD! |
tot:Yes! Granted the Army initially denied they were at the toll gate. This question was put to the General during the sitting and he explained that at that time, the Army authorities did not have full information of what had happened. That as far as I am concerned is a shitty excuse I must say. But moving on beyond that, the fact that there are inconsistencies in the government and Army's position doesn't vitiate the fact that there are equally gaping holes and inconsistencies on the narratives around the protest. I know that we are eager to nail the army and the government but all i am saying is, let us do so on the basis of fair and logical evidence and rational thinking. The CNN report has not shown any proof of the accusations and apart from social media trials and judgements, there is no court anywhere that will convict anyone based on the evidences we have seen so far. |
Houstency:That is flawed logic. That is like me standing in the market place and calling you a thief. Would it be fair on you if I call you a thief without proof and when you complain, I ask you to show proof that you are not a thief? Even the legal system recognises that semper necessitas probandi incumbit ei qui agit which means that the burden of proof rest with the accuser. Will you say in all good conscience that CNN and all of the other accusers of the Nigerian Army and government have shown proof beyond reasonable doubt of their accusation against the army? We have been hearing of a massacre for over a month now and we are yet to have any of the families of the deceased come forward? CNN said they had spoken to over 100 people but all they have to show are the same cut and join videos that have been circulating on social media for a while now? Now the same CNN that did not have a single correspondent at the venue of the protest now has a report that is better than BBC that had reporters covering the protest and stated clearly that the soldiers fired shots into the air. Our reasoning on this matter defies logic to be sincere. |
lalasticlala:I am yet to see what is so explosive about this cut and join CNN report in all honesty. I watched the panel sitting where the Army general clearly said soldiers were given both blank and live ammo but the firing party only fired blanks. How is that at variance with Lai Mohammed's statement that soldiers only fired blanks? What is so confusing about the fact that soldiers had 2 types of bullets but used only one kind of bullet? Seems to me like we are allowing our hate for Lai Muhammed, Buhari and the government to crowd our sense of logical reasoning and we are refusing to see the gaping holes in the CNN report. |
Nato008:I do not know what Lai Mohammed said and frankly I do not care because most of the time, the guy talks a lot of nonsense. I am not implying anything. The inferences you make from my post are yours and you are entitled to them. I was only reiterating the fact that the LASG did not say NO ONE DIED during the protest but according to them, soldiers did not kill anyone at the Lekki tollgate. The dispute has always been about what happened at the tollgate on 20.10.20. |
primestreams:Of course, a lot of people were killed. Protesters, rioters and looters, and even policemen were killed across various parts of the country. What the government is disputing is the claim that soldiers killed people at the Lekki toll gate. |
Gift52:I watched the video for about 5 minutes and really it isn't a bad looking house. The first concern I spotted is that the exterior is quite cramped. For a 1 billion naira house, I would expect a more spacious exterior with lots of space possibly with very good horticultural landscaping. Apart from the front where you have a bit of space, hardly any on the sides. In some places, you can almost touch the fence from the side door. Secondly, for a 1 billion naira house, I would expect central air conditioning rather than have those AC outdoor unit defacing the exterior. An intelligent climate-controlled central air conditioning system should be able to fit comfortably into that 1 billion naira budget. |
allwell51:I hope we get to hear the woman's side of the story before the cyber lynching begins. |
creolehunt:Sadly, there is nothing that can be done to remedy this situation. If the recruitment exercise was targeted internally at employees that are already within the system, the manager had no business recommending your brother for the job seeing he is now an external candidate. From your own post, you stated that your brother had resigned sometime back. Infact, if it is the company I currently work for, that manager will face very stiff disciplinary actions and could even be sacked because what he did will be considered a breach of his integrity. The HR person that facilitaed the process will also be sanctioned severely for not ensuring due diligence of the process before sending out the letter of employment. Your brother will need to try elsewhere. |
Spent 3 nights here in February and it has been one of the highlights of my year because it was shortly after that that Covid came and everywhere got locked down! I went with my team from the office for our yearly strategic retreat and I must say it was a great experience. The entire facility was clean and the air was pure. Members of staff were very courteous and polite and the food was good. They have an averagely good DJ and the fish pepper soup and palmwine was cool. I don't know much about the cost because it was all paid for by my company ![]() The only down side for me was the trip to and fro because of the distance and the fact that the access road to Epe was in very very poor state at the time. Roads within the town itself were very good though. |
[quote author= post=95658051]Field officers have commenced a door-to-door campaign to gather enough signatures to officially commence the recall of Mojisola Alli-Macaulay from the Lagos House of Assembly. Over 50% of registered voters in Amuwo Odofin Constituency I must sign the recall register. https://mobile.twitter.com/PulseNigeria247/status/1323655407655657472 Recall that the Lawmakers recently refered to Nigerian youths as 'high on hard drugs.'[/quote]It has not gotten to INEC yet. The constituents still have to send in a recall request to INEC which is why they are currently collating signatures. Frankly speaking, to recall a state or federal representative is not child's play. I don't really see anything coming out of this because the process is really REALLY long and tedious. By the time the process runs its course, she probably will be done with her tenure. What this will do however is that it will act as a caution to this representative to watch her steps going forward. It could also act as a way of ensuring she doesn't get re-elected in the next election. |
[quote author=KingAzubuike post=95474928]Desmond Elliot, 46 was blasted on Twitter for referring to the Nigerian youths as "Children". Desmond who is a member of the Lagos State House of Assembly representing the Surulere constituency constantly called Nigerian youths "children" during a session concerning the social media regulation bill. Watch the video below. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l7o5XyZiDFE all of these insults and dragging on Hon. Desmond Elliot is about him calling people children and not necessarily of the value of his message? Such brittle and fragile egos all over the place. Acting like petulant children and then getting upset when someone calls them that ![]() There is a mini-tyrant inside each and everyone of us that simply can't tolerate someone having a different perspective from ours. Otherwise, how do you explain all of the cyberbullying for anyone that dares express a divergent opinion? We are just as bad as our leaders. Or put better, we deserve the kind of leaders we have because we are no different from them. You can go ahead and insult me all you like. |
Is RCCG only attended by the Yorubas?