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THEAMAKA:10 days into the show? That's fair enough. If after then things are still same, we might as well just forget about it or learn to accept show that way lol. |
THEAMAKA:Yeah...I thought as much. For the fake emerald housemate (JJ and Alusa), I'm yet to fathom why those guys are in the house. Overall people seems not to be feeling the game, and I think we should give it sometime. I'm sure the game will very soon enter a new (more interesting) level. |
OMG! Am I seeing well? @THEAMAKA in the building!!! Nice to have you back in the house babe |
ellab:LMAO! wu na nor go woundjure pessin belle for hia |
thewarrior72:Well, once upon a time, the Nigeria version of fulani herdsmen started like this. |
nzeobi:I wonder why the @bold seems a huge task for government to bring into full implementation with the appropriate regulatory law to check any contrary practice. |
https://cdn.ghanaweb.com/imagelib/pics/54035121.295.jpgSeems Nigeria and Nigerians are obviously not alone suffering from this overly antiquated and barbaric practice. |
forkadict: Haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!!!!!!!!I'm cool bro Just waiting for the show to kick-start in full As usual your unbiased view/contribution will be greatly needed here by then. Once again, i dey tuale for you from yonder!!! |
Egbon mi @forkaddict great to have you back. |
Presido!!!! U be man wey sabi Abegi! even if u nack pidgin or waffi for us sef, no yawa.... As long as we dey understand u Thank God say nor b queen of england u dey talk to, na your niger-delta peepo u dey rappo wit Nothing do u! |
Hope say terrorism/insurgency nor dey part of dis ya "do or die" strategy? Abeg o! Abeg o!! Abeg o!!! |
Please, someone with brains in his/her head should answer the following question for me. Is it also possible for Mr Fayose opposition member to infiltrate the large crowd and perpetuate the act while pretending to be supporting him just so he can rubbish the image of the governor-elect? Please, no insult. I'm just thinking out loud. Datzall! |
Why is he wearing a bini attire? Maybe because the meeting is holding in benin city, centre of the the good people of bini. Urhua ya irru ese, ivbie edo n' uzomo GEJ Obokhian!!!!! Oba gha to kpere....ise!!!!!!! SAY NO TO UNNECESSARY AND SENSELESS CRITICISM |
This is a BIG lie from the pit of hades!!! Where are the yorubas, igbos and niger deltans? Where are the Johns, Andrews, and Josephs? Where are the Oritsejafor's southerners/christian foot soldiers and commanders? Yes, I gorrit! He's using the northerners/muslims to destroy the north and rubbish the beautiful name of izlam. God will judge him and all the bh sponsors |
Okay..... Stay cool boss |
Charly it's obvious you don't watch the show. I hope someone here takes out time to explain to you, cause I really don't have much time now. Are you in GH at the moment? |
ochon: I'm good Lieutenant. You don't write with your special fonts again, why?Well, I discovered that stuff appears shiity on most mobile set. And I've to stick with the default font for now. |
ochon: @Rusello, Wildchild1 a.k.a I.K, StateOfMind, Ksslib the long-necked ostrich, JeykllAndHyde a.k.a Jetli and Seek, Safarigirl, Dominique that saves me from AuntySpambotWelcome onboard da general! Hope you're good bro? |
O0XYGEN: You are the one mentioning Ghana's name in almost all the comments uve made.Why are you sooo obsessed with Ghana? Is Ghana the only country you know?I'm sure you didn't see the other guy mentioning Nigeria, Dillish, and Beverly in his posts? Or may be he is a clone of @safarigirl For crying out loud, this is BBA! Every country name represented is expected to be made mention of. |
Hey! Mi bro @Kizzo, which levos nau? O boy show don dey start again....and we full ground remain @Safi baby.... make u nor talk too much wit this peepo. Make u allow d main show start first, and we go know who be who. |
PassingShot: you care to know why he's dumb? Because he shared the bribe and as such equally guilty of same offense he's accusing those monarchs.Probably he was left with no much option except losing his life and that of his family members for some obvious reasons then: He was a police officer serving under the command of a brutal military dictator who's got no value for human life. He was just a messenger obeying the order of his superior who doesn't take no for answer. He may have even expected these traditional rulers to refuse the money just as one of them did. And this would have been a better way out for him. But, to his amazement and disappointment, they all acquiesced to the proposition. One need to have worked under the command of this no-nonsense dictator to have a clear picture of the degree of dilemma this man may have gone through. |
chulla12: Why do I have this weird feeling that you have been Seun all along?Agyeiiii Lmao! Una nor go woundjure pessin belle wit plenti laff for hia. |
A big shout out to my man Kwame How u dey na? |
LaBellaMafiaZA: I love the Ghanaians. So, I'll be rooting for them & my home team, team South Africa. Can't wait!!A Ghanaian claiming SAn. Ole!!!!! |
synergycom19: WRONGHow/why was Saul rejected? Intimately before his rejection: King Saul and the people were in perfect harmony/relationship. King Saul dances to the people's tone most of the time He was loved and celebrated by his people. They (Saul and his people) were partners in "THE CRIME" In fact, the urge to always please the people brought about his rejection. Just because some or most of your people sing your praise as the "King" doesn't signify/guarantee God's ACCEPTANCE of you. And just because some or most of your people abuses you as the "King" doesn't signify/guarantee God's REJECTION of you. "GOD DOESN'T SEE AS MAN SEETH" His understanding is infinite (psalm 147:5) How unsearchable are His judgements, and His ways past finding out! (Romans 11:33). |
synergycom19: Very Sad, greed for POWER, if Six years in not enough will Four years do?, he wants to spoil the chances of the Southeast/South South for ever.So, you mean the "GOD FACTOR" has expired ![]() Btw, "HE is same yesterday, today, and forever" Let any individual or region underestimate the "God FACTOR" to their own detriment. It doesn't cost GOD a thing to change any political equation conceived by mortals. Have a nice sunday. |
@op Some of us here own taxi and bus (in my case, I have a haulage van) which we gave to a driver. This driver balanced us certain amount based on an agreed term daily or weekly (in my case, weekly). Most times, it's not your business to know the type of passenger he carries. All you are concern about is that he (driver) balances you the agreed money daily or weekly. For some of us all we want to see is Bank Alert, datzall! Like in my case, I don't want to know whether he (driver) decides to use my haulage van to transport potatoes from Nassarawa state to Delta state, or to transport tomatoes from Katsina state to Lagos state. All I'm interested about is my weekly BANK ALERT! Well, if he decides to use it for "illegal" deal one day, and he's caught. 1. The Police in going to invite me for questioning (as the registered owner of the van) 2. I'm going to have to present documents stating were my agreement starts and end with him (the driver on my van) The point here is that I am different from my driver. The only connection I have with him (the driver) is strictly business. Btw, there are companies that run this kind of business here in Nigeria. For example if you own a 911 Tipper, you can register it with them and hand it over to them. They will be balancing certain amount every week or month based on terms of agreement. |
Based on the purpose for which it was formed, CAN is expected to be more political than be religious. CAN is expected to "seek and fight" for the political and economic interest of Nigerian Christians worldwide. Ayo as a Pastor in his local assembly (church) or any Christian gathering is expected to be more religious than being political. Ayo as a CAN President in any meeting or gathering is expected to be more political than being religious. A CAN must not be ignorant of the politics of the nation. CAN is not your regular church organisation or worship centre (like CFN). CAN is expected to be more vociferous as it continuously fights against any political or economic arrangement that is birthed to the detriment of Nigerian Christians in the country. Of course! CAN believes and uses all the "spiritual" weapons (Prayer, Fasting, Word etc) known to Christians as they pursue their purpose (the Political and Economic interest of the Nigerian Christians). |
That's so fecking good!!! Because, producing the President ensures the rapid development of a region, and an automatic transformation into an Hong Kong or Dubai. The Northerners and the Ogun people can attest to this fact. Ivbie aneyowa! Urhua khian vbe suen erho ne oma gba? |
DisGuy: which kind brain be this abeg, some of you sound like you grew up with beer parlour logic!The passenger may have said it intuitively Btw, make u nor underestimate benin people for spiritual and "flying" thingz O! Those guys dey see well well |
texazzpete: There's something really fishy about 200 boko haram casualties and no single military casualty.I'm pretty sure if this news was to come from the cameronian gerdames, most of us will completely embrace it without asking question about the number of casualties on the part of the gerdames. Btw, you're one of the very few whose view I respect here (NL). |
Inik: Misplaced priorities! These Northerners are more comfortable and feel much more at home with Niger and Chad republic citizens than the rest of Nigeria. Lord Lugard made a daft mistake in 1914 by forcing this unholy union called Nigeria on all of us.According to Musa my company's bus driver from Kano, an average Northern muslim sees people from Niger republic as brothers, but sees people from other parts of Nigeria (including "infidels" from Benue, Jos, S/Kaduna, and Taraba etc) as neighbors. |


