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just2endowed:All of the networks charge the new 7.5% VAT charge. MTN is only transparent about the charges while all of the others are silent about it. |
uncastableodd:Seems to me like you truly nag a lot. ![]() Seriously though, accusations of infidelity are not stuff for careless banter. Don't throw them at someone and expect them not to get defensive...even if they are truly not cheating on you. Vaginal thrush is an infection a lot of ladies have now and then...some more frequently than others. She may have felt embarrassed by your decison to confront her about the cream hence her aggressive retort. Take it easy on your woman. Trust her until she gives you a concrete reason not to. Also try and stop the "pack and go" threat. No woman will be happy to hear her husband say that to her because it tells her that her place in your life is not secure. Most women don't handle insecurity too well. You need to make her realise that you are in it for the long haul and all you are doing is trying to make her a better person. It will take a lot of work but if you keep at it, you will succeed. Good luck! |
BOYLOVABLE1:First of all, forget all that "She" talk. You have been gisting and sharing nudes with a man like you. The nudes "she" shared with you are probably some random pictures gotten off the internet. You have done the right thing by blocking the fraudster. Now just wait. The person's next move will determine your own next move. Whatever you do however, DO NOT SUCCUMB TO A BLACKMAILER. If the person makes contact again perhaps asking for money or anything like that, ask for the person's account details. It could prove a very useful way of tracking the person if necessary. If you are asked for a personal face to face meeting, do not go alone. Swallow your pride and go to the police. Do not be afraid. You made a mistake but you did not commit any crime. Goodluck! |
agemmy113:You did nothing wrong in paying her a compliment. But perhaps she isn't used to receiving compliments. I know there are some women I compliment even in my office and instead of saying a simple "thank you" what you get is a frown and a rude "meaning what" response. For those ones I simply apologise and know never to compliment them again in the future. Your madam may be dealing with certain insecurities about her looks. If she kicks up a fuss when she returns, stay calm and tell her you meant no disrespect. Then go ahead and apologise and keep it strictly business going forward. By the way, do not say anything unless she confronts you directly so you don't end up putting the snitchy househelp in trouble. ![]() |
EZENDIZUOGU:Which state did Rochas rule for 8 years and on which party's platform did he win 2 terms? |
Dsimple:So you really think it takes a few days to write a judgement that takes an average of 10 hours to read? Not so my brother. Courts aren't influenced by "outcries". Courts base judgement on arguments and evidences presented before them. Sometimes courts deliver judgements that may be seen as unpopular. But the law is the law. Courts operate by the legal doctrine Fīat jūstitia ruat cælum. |
I wonder why we are always so quick to accept and celebrate every denigrating assessment of our country by the west. It is shamefull really. |
OLAADEGBU:This is a a manifestly unfair assessment of the true situation of things. Agreeing to this assessment is akin to spitting on the sacrifice of the numerous soldiers that have died providing security across the country. Government has done a lot and take it or leave it, the situation has improved. However, there's so much more that needs to be done. |
Kylekent59:Oh that's a new twist. But I think that report was about Ifeanyi Ubah. |
Kylekent59:Anything could happen like what exactly? The court is not called "Supreme" for nothing you know? God forbid, even if Uzodinma drops dead today, he will be succeeded by his deputy. Ihedioha cannot smell office again till the next elections. My advice to him is to go and rest and map out strategy for the next election rather then expending his lean resources sponsoring pointless protests. |
Blue3k2:This is what should have been done snce rather than all of the pointless grandstanding and sabre rattling in the media. Let the judiciary do its job of interpreting the law and guide all concerned in this matter accordingly. |
For country wey man 'o war and boy scout dey wan slap person for road! Country wey even corporate guard dey wan shalo pesin and dey claim staff sake of say em sef wear uniform...afterall uniform na uniform. Country wey police na armed robber and armed robber dey wear police uniform. Na dat same country naim Amotekun wan operate? So by the time wey all the other region form dem own "Amotekun", na wetin come remain? Na who go dey control Amotekun? Na who dey regulate their activity? No be this country we dey wey Gani Adam and OPC hold Lagos hostage during Obasanjo time? No be this country we dey wey Bakassi boys terrorise Southeast region? E don tey like that wey we don forget? Why we no dey learn anything for this country? Why we dey always do like blockhead pickin wey no fit learn? |
chibaby1985:You go fear headline naaa! See as they spun the story to make it look like something scandalous had happened in the church leading to the staff resignations. To resign from your workplace for the purpose of relocation abroad isn't bad. If I tell you the number of employees that resigned from my office to go to Canada in 2019, you will be shocked. Bloggers just like sensationalising stories. |
Xisnin:Sadly, I don't belong to the party or the religious group you think. This paranoia will do no one any good. There are bad eggs in every tribe and religion. Comparing a government to a terrorist group because you aren't happy with their appointments or policies isn't right. |
ijustdey:Bishop Kukah has lost the plot. It is unfortunate. |
Koval12:Right now, even Putin is much more stable than Trump at the moment. Trump is as erratic as a 6 year old with real nuclear codes. He is the greatest threat to world peace right now.
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Omooba77:Based on this description, NIGERIA is ok. It is NIGERIANS that have a problem...a BIG ONE! |
If anyone deserves beating here, it should be the agbaya that wants to sleep with a minor. I strongly advise you let the authorities sort him out. But who am I to judge you if you pay a couple of "area boys" to deal out some "gbas gbos." ![]() As for your sister, forget that flogging levels. Instead have a heart to heart but very firm talk with her. Cultivate a trusting friendship with her so that she will be able to confide the most intimate details to you. That way you will be able to provide the necessary guidance and fight off the wolves where necessary. If you start by beating her, you force her into her shell and lose the plot. Involve your parents too so they can keep a closer eye on her not just physically but digitally too. A lot of parents physically watch and protect their kids but forget that social media is a different exposure all together. They forget to keep an eye on their children's digital footprints. Big mistake! |
Built2last:Why are we comparing both countries? Do they have the same foreign or economic policies? An international currency regime is not something to rush into. If Ghana I'd comfortable with it and Nigeria isn't, so be it. We call them "government" for a reason. |
Racoon:There is hardly any leader anywhere in the world that functions without an inner caucus of trusted friends and advisers. The only reason we label them a "cabal" here is because of the bizarre sort of politics we play here. The inner caucus or "kitchen cabinet" as it is called in other climes is usually made up of friends and close confidants who no doubt, have a strong influence on the leader's leadership disposition and decisions. |
I saw the tweet in question and there was nothing in it that looked like it was aimed to stimulate a debate, a discussion or anything of the sort! He wasn't misquoted or taken out of context in anyway. It was a categorical statement that looked and sounded like the claimant had solid proof. If it was all about debates and discussions, a lot of that has been on since this unfortunate Sowore saga began. But when a man of influence like this makes a statement that Sowore was released to divert attention from the "unsuccessful attempt on the life of ex President Jonathan", who is he accusing but the government that released Sowore? Would they then be wrong to invite him to share proof of his allegation? I think it is time people like this become a lot more circumspect about their statements on social media. |
Unique357:Let's just say that you did the right thing....but in a wrong way. Your wife isn't a perfect human being....but she's a perfect wife for you to nurture, develop and improve. All of these must however be done in a sweet and loving atmosphere or else you will set your home on fire. You will also make things a lot more difficult for your househelp because your wife will blame her for the disruption in her home and rain hell on her. I advise you to rein in the situation quickly to avoid a further degeneration. Buy her a gift and apologise for speaking out of turn to her. Then lovingly explain to her why the househelp must be treated right...especially in this season of love, sharing and goodwill. I am sure she will see reason. Goodluck. |
iykecicero:This man's only claim to fame is that he served in the Nigerian Army and participated in almost every coup that happened from independence to the 80s. He was a major part of the team that stoked the embers that exploded into the civil war leading to millions of deaths. Yet today, he is one of the wealthiest men in Africa with 2 oil wells and chains of businesses to his name. Yet today, this crook is seizing platforms to grandstand and talk down on people. This blood thirsty ethnic jingoist who is behind a lot of the communal crisis in the middle belt is talking about what he knows. Why wont he know when he is a principal actor in the drama that is Nigeria? God will judge him and his class of generals for all they have done to this dear country one day! Very soon! |
23 oil wells?! ![]() These are the kind of tales Kanu spins to his followers on his IPOB radio. What is unfortunate is that his followers swallow the lies without asking reasonable questions. Truly unfortunate. |
Do DSS operatives now patrol the streets like police men. This story doesn't add up. |
Chai! What a life. The life of 2 young people irredeemably destroyed just like that. Her life may have been saved if someone had the foresight to rush that poor lady to hospital immediately after it happened rather than keep her on the bare floor. Now this guy is going to be locked away for a lifetime most likely. 19 years old! That's the outcome of living life on the fast lane. Really unfortunate! |
thablogger:The problem of disorderliness isn't caused by "Nigeria." Nigeria has a lot of laws and agencies responsible for maintaining order. The problem is "we Nigerians". We are disorderly people that refuse to comply with basic traffic rules. There is no way we will have a state of order when we display a total disregard for the rules put in place to guarantee order. When we change our orientation, order will automatically return. |
MisterJeph:At this point, you had answered the interviewer's question without saying anything and your unspoken answer was a silent NO I AM NOT CREATIVE! If you were, that question wouldn't have thrown you off balance ![]() Your mistake was in approaching the question from the regular meaning of the word "creative". Creativity means a lot more than your ability to write a story or song, paint a picture or act in a drama or movie. With relation to the corporate space, the interviewer was most likely testing your capacity for out-of-the-box and innovative thinking. Next time you are asked a question that seems to have come out of nowhere or isn't in alignment with the role you are been interviewed for, pause for a moment and give it some thought before answering. If you still come up blank, you can ask the interviewer to further elucidate. You don't lose any points during an interview by asking an interview to clarify a question that you didn't understand. When you seek clarification, it not only helps your understanding but also buys you some valuable seconds with which to think through your response more deeply before voicing it. Acing an interview takes some "creative" thinking in itself ![]() Good luck! |
I don't know who is advising Mr Onyema. But this is a foolhardy move that will not end well for him. I don't think he wants to get into this messy extradition battle that will no doubt shred whatever is left of his credibility to pieces. Nigeria as a country is committed to a number of treaties with the US and extraditing wanted suspects on the basis of valid court documents is one of them. The FG will be hard-pressed not to arrest him and ship him to the US is such a request is made. Nigeria can't afford to get on the bad side of the US. Mr Onyema needs to lawyer up and voluntarily turn himself in to US authorities and set about clearing his name or answering for the misdemeanour whichever way it goes. That is the wisest and most honourable thing to do at this time. |
Emedu:LMAO!!! ![]() Everyone is seeking relevance! |
"After my statement the Fulanis went after him, they know that IPOB will not fight for him for undermining our struggle to restore Biafra’s independence. I will not ask him further questions, I believe he has learnt his lessons." I didn't know that the "Fulanis" have taken control of the American government. Interesting! ![]() |
oshozondii:I don't see what he is gloating about. If the ruling of the court was that there is to be an election re-run, then technically, no one can be sworn in as a replacement until the result of the rerun is received. Having said that, I wonder why the "house leader" needs 3 new cars. If he has 3, I wonder how many the Speaker and the Deputy Speaker have. This is how these legislators keep wasting public funds thus spiking up the cost of governance. Why in the world does one man need 3 cars? ![]() |
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