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TundeBricklayer:Most patriotic Nigerians are saddened by this developments as it will further affect the integrity of most legitimate Nigerians but please don't insult the intelligence of other Nigerians by trying to justify what is not. |
cinoedhunter:Government fault again!!! I rest my case. |
ayukdaboss:Google is your friend boss... you can even get info regarding his favourite meal, if you search properly. ��� Just pulling your legs. |
VivaDeAngelo:Fear God na... government this, government that. Greed and insatiable appetite for illegitimate wealth acquisition is our DNA. Please let us take responsibility for our actions rather than shifting the blame around. Excuse is the easiest and most convenient meal to cook. |
calddon:The underlying cause of our problem in Nigeria is that lawlessness abound. Indecency or not, no man should hide under that guise to sexually assault a woman. Are those men moral police officers? Can they not exercise self restraints? Besides, theses lousy and uncultured individuals would sexually assault any woman even if she completely covers up in onion sacks. |
calddon:I am not jumping into conclusions, i am only responding to your response. And by your response, It's obvious what you condone. |
simonlee:You have a point but it's not appropriate at this moment. Someone just died and whatever they claimed to have or don't have, is totally irrelevant when death comes knocking. |
calddon:Would you say that or be happy if your mum, Wife, sister or loved ones get touched inappropriately? In a sane and lawful clime, they will probably end up in jail. Don't condone nonsense. |
hisexcellency34:With all due respect, this will probably be up there with the top 10 stupidest questions on this forum. Would you also ask why Mark Zuckerberg is richer than Dangote without owning a truck? These are legitimate successful people and if you dont get inspired by their stories, then you are beyond help. |
successmatters:Let us all condem acts that will continue to paint us as the black sheep of the world rather than make excuses based on tribal and ethnic connections. What is wrong is wrong. There are ways to put ones point across but not by violence and making fools of ourselves wherever we are. NA ONLY US ![]() |
Charleys:Who gave you free data to browse? If you dont have anything meaningful to add, why not just take a walk. |
Lisaint:Maybe it's 50kva but then it's very easy to add zeros to any number or typo. Wetin I know. |
Charity should begin at home. If your community is lacking infrastructures and other much needed socio-economic developments but you are building edifice somewhere else, then it is self-serving not philanthropy. Wetin I know. |
Freemanbobble:Another mumu attention seeker. Congratulations on your cheap point scoring crusade. In a civilised world, innovation not grades is what transform societies and makes headlines. Since the latest WAEC league table results has advanced your life overnight, good luck in your day dreaming. Without those noisy neighbours, nothing for your sorry ass. And as a progressive non-tribalist, Lagos is accommodating and welcoming to all and sundry but that will not change its history or future. |
Commentor:Lol...you kill me with your comedy line bro. Nice one �� |
Ajibel:I am wondering the same thing. |
Timmyprox:I am a Yoruba man and I say NO to tribalism. Your comment is unnecessary, out of line and attention seeking. We have lots of talents in Nigeria and of Nigerian descents in diaspora, from all the tribes. I beg stop this self-serving, non-productive tribal-point scoring system. |
nototribalist:Constructively, I think the President has good intention because there lots of agricultural produce that we can produce or cultivate in this country that we import. However, I think such decision should have be made strategically and in consultation with relevant stakeholders. Having said that, you can make your points without calling the President a terrorist. I believe a level of decorum should be exercised. |
Cherrybae:Are you serious? Firstly, does it matter if he is from Abia State and not your preferred one? Secondly, his kind of 'broke' may be equivalent to your level of riches. Thirdly, what is your definition of illiteracy? The man can read, write and has exposure beyond your dreams. Besides, Kanu's talent has done more for the image of this country than your degree certificate, that is, if you have one. I beg go sleep. |
Oddnumber:Haba bro, even if he dips all his 10 fingers in his engine oil-filled skull, it won't have any effect. How can a right-thinking person make such an allegation when a family is most likely grieving the lost of their beloved son on his posthumous birthday. I tire for some people on this forum. |
That narrative just highlighted one of the issues that is preventing the country from experiencing real change and progress. Detribalised and well-meaning Nigerians wants a country that works for ALL, irrespective of where the next President comes from. Our beloved country is a very complex case study. |
No disrespect. You are 28 years old and I don't think this is the kind of problem you should be having or worrying about, unless of course you are a late bloomer. |
YorubaKing:I am a Yoruba man and I say NO to tribalism. Crime can be committed by any morally debased individual, irrespective of their tribal, cultural or religious affiliation. |
solmusdesigns:I don't think we should blame others for our problems. We have the resources, natural and human, to be a force to be reckon with and if we decided not to avail ourselves of these opportunities due to corruption, bad leaderships, lack of unity etc, then whose fault? Let us channel our discontentment towards factors truncating the progress of this country and not to the 'whites'. They have their country to run and Nigeria is an INDEPENDENT country. |
solmusdesigns:I don't think the narrative was to paint UK as paradise and Nigeria as hell. According to the alleged statement, she was referring to the relative lack of opportunity in Nigeria based on her personal experiences and conclusions. Having said that, inferiority complex or not, we have have a lot of work to do in Nigeria. If anyone wants to develop a 'superiority' complex without acknowledging the facts, that person is in total denial. |
Hintona:Thank you for your choice words. I will not trade words with you for obvious reasons and also because i do not know where they stem from. However, If you think appreciating an individual's progressive and detribalised mindset is gullible and hypocritical, I faint for your case. Peace out. |
early001:The achive is to shed light on the struggles Sowore has been championing since his school days and not an attempt to place one tribe above the other. However, even if you have traded what is left of your senses for 1 litre of engine oil, can you not appreciate the contributions of people like him to ensure that we have democracy and now a fair and just government for ALL? |
Mortiple:Progressive and detribalised individuals like you is what Nigeria needs to claw back it's lost glory and chart the way forward. |
Am I the only on who is sick and tired of this stupid and unproductive tribal bickerings on this forum. Dont we have enough on our plates in this country to indulge in this kind of character assassinations? If anyone knows the the identity or could help in tracing the siblings of the person in question, please let them do so. No need for the stupid point scoring. |
Ezedon:It may not be a glamorous job but it is a legitimate one. You can cover your ears if you don't think people like him are entitled to their 'phoney' when they are back home. As for me, I respect his hustle and we all should encourage our fellow countrymen to engage in noble jobs or businesses rather than imbibe in 'get rich quick' activities. |
Mutemenot:I am beginning to think that most people in Nigeria develop their English vocabulary by throwing unnecessary tribal shades. Child abuse is unfortunately a common thing everywhere in Nigeria due to various economic and social reasons. Sadly, unless one of these exploited and vulnerable kids 'trends' on social media and gets help, their wellbeing and future is merely down to fate. Let's join hands together to address this scourge. It is a national one and not peculiar to a certain tribe. |


Child abuse everywhere ...he must be a Yoruba not, their mason abuse kids in the name of teaching them work .. likewise what I saw recently at onitsha, seeing kids hawking in the market