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Misinformation of the highest order. It's obvious that the writer doesn't understand what Gigabyte is. |
I'm surprised that some people are shocked about news like this. If only you knew that there are some Americans who have never had access to electricity. |
And they're right. I wonder why anyone should be looking for love in the first place, especially in the context you stated it. Love should be the ice of a healthy relationship, not the foundation. And the foundation should be built on mutual diligence, if the individuals involved value trust, respect, communication, and shared goals. Where the individuals involved separately or collectively do not value diligence and healthy relationships in general - yes, there are some people who don't value diligence and healthy relationships in general - the foundation could be built on something else, like expediency, oppression, etc., and use lies, bullying, etc., to sustain it. |
As much as I agree with the opinion that most Nigerians tend to mistake high price for quality, those loaves of bread I'm seeing in the pictures, although both are of French origin, are from two different makers. "Sliced Brioche Loaf" is a generic word. The one with the 48,000 naira price tag, though overpriced because in some places in the same Nigeria it's sold for +/- 10,000 naira, isn't sold for 1 pound sterling in the UK like the one it's being compared to. The prices of bread will always differ based on the ingredients and overall quality. A luxury gold-and-silver-encrusted loaf by Pan Pina Baker in Spain is sold for 11,700 US dollars per one-kilogram loaf - custom creation though. In the same UK, a Champagne and Gold Loaf by Wrexham baker is sold for 25 pounds sterling per loaf - custom creation too. |
Tenrack:Wonders shall never end. The little one, I'm surprised that you that even the supposedly ugly women and women without backside have continuously been rejected offline and some even smashed and broke your heart after collecting the peanut s you were able to gather from your daily labor job - your words not mine - still have the guts to yarn nonsense here. LOL. Nairaland is truly a leveler |
gtassure:Let me assume that the axiom "beauty is in the eye of the beholder" is foreign to you. More so, it's foreign to you to know that there's more to a woman than her physical built and beauty. You, little people, like capping nonsense. |
Without holding a brief for her, anyone who has doubted/will doubt her, on the part of her husband turning from an Okada man to now a CEO, lacks understanding, vision, and conviction about life. It simply takes a momentary change of thought process, idea, and gumption - with or without money in sight, its importance notwithstanding - to metamorphose from an Okada rider to a CEO - with a huge possibility of becoming successful running a reputable entity. |
RaptorX:The little one, I'm not the cause of whatever you might be passing through. Scram and direct your further mentions to your likes. |
FSBoperator:LOL. Nonsense beer parlor gist about the $ symbol. Foremost, in Microsoft DOS (Command Prompt) scripting, there is no standalone $ function, but the $ symbol. And, among other things, the $ symbol is used as a specific modifier to search the environment path for a file. It is used strictly alongside a percent sign (%), a tilde (~), and a specified environment variable - most commonly PATH. On the Path Search Modifier (%$PATH:I), when you are processing command-line arguments (%1 to %9) or running a FOR loop variable (like %%I), the $ symbol tells the script interpreter to search through all directories listed inside a given environment variable (usually PATH) to find that file and expand its full location. |
Nothing bad should happen to her, if not for anything, for her alluring chocolate color and infectious smile. |
Dreal1247:It's apparent and ironical that some of you are commissioned from birth to always yarn nonsense about the South East. How did you arrive at the conclusion that the South East has higher proportion of abandoned babies than other zones? And, of course, one has to blame Nairaland and its current echo chamber, which has made it impossible to tell people like you hard truths with words and facts that suit them. For emphasis, even though I hate the idea of quoting AI as a reference because of its minute flaws: "AI Overview - While Nigeria lacks a centralized, comprehensive national database detailing specific numbers of abandoned babies by state or geopolitical zone, reports from law enforcement and human rights bodies point to the South West (especially Lagos State) and the North Central (specifically the Federal Capital Territory - Abuja) as regions with the highest reported frequencies of baby dumping and abandonment. High-Occurrence States and ZonesSouth West Zone (Lagos State & Oyo State): Due to dense urbanization, economic pressures, and high population, states like Lagos consistently report substantial numbers of rescued infants. Historic state metrics show hundreds of active cases handled by social welfare ministries in this region. North Central Zone (Federal Capital Territory & Niger State): The FCT (Abuja) has experienced a sharp surge in infant abandonment." |
She's a conqueror since she wasn't consumed by the experience and was able to tell herself the truth that she did make a mistake with her choice. She deserves goodwill, not condemnation, at this point and henceforth. This is with an assumption that she has now quit the industry. |
The bitter truth is that offline - because online, especially a forum like this, could be a leveler - as a man, if you've always felt disrespected by a woman/women, chances are that you either have a poor concept of respect or you hardly respect yourself. The same thing is applicable to a woman who has always felt unloved by a man/men; chances are that she either has a poor concept of love or she hardly loves herself. In other words, work on yourself, which, of course, is harder for most people to do; thus, they would rather choose the easier way - bitterness/victim mentality. As a man, if you respect yourself enough, a woman who respects herself will become sufficient for you; just as a woman, if you love yourself enough, a man who loves himself will become sufficient for you. |
That's a good one. And, of course, I understand the reason why the PR team makes it sound so big a deal and all that is all about trying to score a political goal. Ordinarily, several top universities and colleges across Africa offer dedicated programs and research centers in renewable energy, including the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (Nigeria), which operates the African Centre of Excellence for Sustainable Power and Energy Development (ACE-SPED). And, of course, there are Stellenbosch University in South Africa, Cairo University in Egypt, Moi University in Kenya, etc. |
Doubleoo:Unfortunately, you haven't said anything sensible. |
That's just an unfaithful man's way of making his philandering look normal. It's akin to a woman who holds the notion that women are hypergamous in nature, which is simply a selfish/greedy woman's way of making her greed look normal. The above points summarily show that we human beings are insatiable; we are all susceptible to the vices, but with grit, some don't yield to them. |
TrennixIntlLtd:With the less than 1% equity share that Mr. Eazi's label, emPawa Africa, held in Zagadat Capital and Zagadat Capital's less than 1% equity share in Vydia, he couldn't have made up to $100,000 (one hundred thousand US dollars) from the deal with Gamma. Initial viral claims that Mr. Eazi personally sold Vydia for $1 billion were inaccurate; rather, Gamma was launched with $1 billion in backing, and the buyout value for Vydia was a portion of that overall initiative. The Investment: Zagadat Capital and Mr. Eazi’s label emPawa Africa held a strategic partnership and equity stake via early backing/usage, but specific capitalization table percentages remain private. So, what I have given you here is insider information. Ordinarily I wouldn't have joined you, or anyone else here, to start dialoguing on an issue like this, but you impressionable lots really need to be guided once in a while. Enough of the misinformation. |
MEGAWATCH:Tribalism? Well, even though ordinarily I don't owe you any explanation, I'm a bona fide Igboman. One who will always have the listening ear of any government in power, regardless of where the henchman - whosoever sits on that seat is a supporter of the stakeholders and a boss to the subjects - comes from. Not until a court of competent jurisdiction pronounced someone a criminal would they be described as such. And, sometimes, even when the court of competent jurisdiction pronounces someone guilty, it might not actually mean that they're truly guilty. Am I a proponent of avoidable and pleasurable immorality? NO! Do I hold a brief for PBAT, NO! |
Well, it depends on the sentiment that suits one. Personally, Tinubu's life history is all about that of a man who, against all odds, has been able to navigate his way to the top. Only a handful of greatly accomplished people all over the world have their life journeys in straight lines. Mind you, there's no living saint anywhere in the world. So, spare me of your sententiousness. |
Nwaikpe:I'm not the cause of whatever you might be passing through. Now go back and read/reread the article or use Google to help yourself. |
He has finally broken Colin Maclaurin's 306-year-old record - male-wise. That's extraordinary by all standards. Kudos to him. |
Iran really has to be careful going forward. It'll be quite heartbreaking to see Qeshm Island and its natural wonders, with its surreal canyon and salt caves, completely turned to ashes. |
Without holding a brief for the woman, he could have also mistaken the woman's longing for "casual hanging out" for his longing for "romantic intent. If they both knew there was romantic or sexual interest, even if they were not yet an exclusive couple, she'd be at fault. However, If they had no romantic promise, but he only assumed it, regardless of her marital status, he's at fault. In summary, assumption is the mother of all nonsense. |
That's a fair judgement. Everyone owes their spouse dependability. |
Without holding a brief for Peter, Paul (rudeboy)'s attitude is typical of that of a domineering and greedy person who believes that he has a stake in your life; worse in this case is that they're not only siblings but twins too. The aim is usually simple: "Either you surrender your dominion/possession to me or I destroy you mentally, socially, any way possible, etc., without necessarily planning your assassination directly." |
This is nothing extraordinary, given that Singapore Airlines flies nonstop between New York (JFK) and Singapore (SIN) using the Airbus A350-900ULR. The westbound flight (SQ23) takes about 18 hours and 40 minutes, and the route launched on November 9, 2020. |
LegacyB:Nairaland is truly a leveler. Unfortunately, I am not the cause of your frustrations and hunger. Now scram and direct your further mentions to little people like yourself. |
Anyone in support of her definitely has a mental health issue. Her dressing is generally bad because it violates standard public decency norms, casual dress codes, and security policies. Not even in America or Europe would any sane person support her. Her underwear boxers and t-shirt shouldn't be equated to shorts and a t-shirt; this is for those who're comparing her outfit with what some women wear in America or Europe during the summer to conduct teller transactions or drop by the ATM lobby. |
Given that his admitted untrustworthiness in the past is the predicate of this open show of shame, I don't see the reason why the wife should be castigated for adopting this approach; whether or not it'll be efficacious is debatable, though. Ordinarily, sensible spouses don't need a circumstance to compel them to be trustworthy to each other. By the way, the biggest dummy ever sold to small people is that men are polygamous in nature, while women are hypergamous in nature. Balderdash. When a man who lacks grit wants to justify his philandering, he says that men are polygamous in nature, while when a self-absorbing woman wants to justify her self-centeredness, she says that women are hypergamous in nature. |