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When will corruption end in Nigeria? Think our politics need an overhaul. Lootocracy indeed! |
^^^^ they are nt kids but grown women. And though ur statement is funny, I find it difficult to laugh. Hope pple open up 2 discuss this issue b4 it becomes endemic. I will share some real experiences later. Enjoy ur day. |
GboyegaD: I have heard this many times but a lady who doesn't have any relationship in the university, should she force herself on guys around herMy point is, be positive whenever you are entering a relationship, regardless of the age and prevailing circumstances. Reminds me of a popular saying; "may I not treat my future husband as ordinary boyfriend". My hearts bleeds each time I see 'balanced' bachelor getting married to non-Nigerians while our sisters are remaining single @ home (Nigeria)hence no child, no family, impaired life fulfilment. And these countries (beneficiaries) still see and clasify ALL Nigerians as rogues and criminals. I mean this cry of lonliness is a modern phenomenon, which I believe naturally should not be coming from a country such as Nigeria. We are not Iran, SA, Europe that are either suffering from shortage of men or high proportion of irresponsible ones. A typical Nigerian man thinks of raising and making life comfortable for his family, his financial status notwitstanding. My advice again: Please ladies be serious with your man as long as he has a future and you share same values. And make it early cos most 'ready made' guys are either engaged or married. |
Nigerian Economy! The exodus of naija men 2 further their studies & career is responsible for d suitor shortage being experienced. Naija women are now @ d mercy of other Afro & Euro women (4 real). Advice: be VERY serious wit ur man while @ d varsity. |
Germannig: How are you the brain of Nigeria? Okay! Little wonder Nigeria is dysfunctional if you, with all your forged academic laurels, are the brain of that country |
just wanted 2 giv more room 4 ur rants. Havin studied outside naija I can say intelligence is no birthright of any tribe or nation (Inc USA). But really yorubas arent bothered wit ur investigative journalism. No one is calling 4 d head of moderators here! |
We yorubas appreciate ur findings, as we dont suffer frm psyc insecurity. I suggest we even employ u as PI so we can flush our system. This however doesnt change d fact dt we are d brain of Nigeria. Thanks again & goodluck wit ur future investigations. |
Nigerians shd be logical & not emotional in thinking. Though I can never support Buhari presidency, a NATIONAL party that will break d hold of pdp is much desired. Rigourous screening of all office holders must however be its top priority. No more crooks! |
What!! Corruption, Tribalism, Nepotism, Terrorism, kidnapping & now XENOPHOBIA? @ OP, sure u dont want us to add this to d ills already plaguing us. Solution: Nigerians must start loving one another, respect & value shd also be placed on human life. |
Journalism in Nigeria is a sorry case. They leave more questions than answers in articles. Though Lagos govt shd be commended, this reporter did a poor job....many loopholes. Professionalism needed! However, its a miracle those kids are still living. |
Im nt a fan of TB, but truth must be told, the man has a massive following in Southern Africa. Most pple (whites inclusive) av interacted wit want to visit Nigeria cos of 1 thing: TB Joshua. Agree wit shymex on this, Nigerian govt. shd see investmt. |
It appears our security operatives need serious training. Rescue operation is more of intelligence than force. Can't they operate at nite using advanced technology, & 'stunning gas' as d US did wit mr. Osama? |
^^^Thanks revolva. Thanks alh harem. Years back, drummers used 2 praise my family with d name each time we visited villag @ xmas, though we 'r frm Osun. Learning ones ancestry cld b interestin... ges we r all related. Our diversity of shd b celebrated. |
Pls wat does 'Tapa' mean? any relevance to 'Igala'? Really want 2 know. Thanks NLers! |
Seems pple dont know wat cowardice really means. So, failure of America to attack Iran is cowardice? Yorubas are thinkers & very diplomatic. Terrorists (e.g BH) shd rather b called cowards for killing harmless pple, & nt pple who never act on impulse. |
Hmmm Nigeria is indeed at CROSSROAD, things can only get better or worse. But I still choose to be optimistic. Obviously, God is not happy with Nigeria & I believe it is time 2 act. This nation is indeed @ d centre of God's agenda 4 d world! |
I apologise to Igbo brodas for wat akigbemaru wrote. But ur sensitivity & spontaneity amazes me. You shd av allowed the cultures involved exchange historical facts in peace. And to all Yorubas, pls lets maintain d diplomacy u'r known for. Thanks. |
The contention now remains who begat who? I av bin enriched by info (e.g d ogisos) on dis thread, but wat hurts me is d comments frm pple dt av no biz wit d cultures in disicussn. Alh harem even provided more sensible analysis. I enjoy history. |
^^^ Aringon's explanation sounds logical. Your name is ur ID and that shd simply carry 'is' and not 'are'. And av nt heard this gramatical blunder frm other nationalities outside naija. |
Using d e.g of phone no(s): its true we cld say my phone nos are...but only wn u av DIFFERENT numbers, on DIFFERENT networks which are totally DIFFERENT & seperate. Its abt d phones & nt d owner. So use my 'names are' only if u can b seperated. |
omodapson: See analogy, lwkm! You should know the difference between 'figure' and 'number' |
If we say my phone number is (and nt my numbers are): 080333333, we shd also able to say name is John Jubril Ahmed Stone. Unfortunately 'my names are' originated frm a region in naija which has already been mentioned.... STOP USING IT! |

