Travel › Re: The Dark Side Of Living Abroad Nigerians Don’t Tell You by samuelson06(m): 2:13pm On Jan 26 |
RoadMozart: Not enough reason for me to stay back in this country If you ain't making it here, it'll be very hard for you to make it over there. Like someone said, fight to earn in FX and you'll be fine here. |
Satellite TV Technology › Re: Free To Air Satellite Tv General Thread by samuelson06(m): 2:23pm On Jan 25 |
Pray4meJC: Hello I am trying to set up the best free to air peace of mind for somebody.
The TV got an inbuilt decoder with port labelled DVB-S/S2
What is the best outdoor antenna to get some digital channels even if na christian channels?
Possible reasons: Existing GOTV and DStv subscription keeps repeating same program every other day for 365 days and the circle continues 😂 Did you find any solution for this? |
Fashion › Re: American Woman Says Nigerian Fashion Has Colonized US Prom (Video) by samuelson06(m): 11:21am On Jan 25 |
Okoroawusa: What are you waiting for? Break it yourself nah! It'll happen eventually. Even you that's against it, you know very well that we can never move forward with the present configuration. You all know the truth. Nigeria is over 65 years old, yet no meaningful development. I'd be insane to support it stays the way it is right now. |
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Fashion › Re: American Woman Says Nigerian Fashion Has Colonized US Prom (Video) by samuelson06(m): 2:28am On Jan 25 |
Kemetian: This is the type of cultural influence nations go to war to have - pay billions of dollars to have.
CHINA and INDIA would be looking at this and thinking ''Damn! Wish we had this type of cultural permeation power in the USA." - and yet we have some absolute dunderheads here pushing for the ''break up of Nigeria'', to become little Togos and Sierra Leones - voiceless, inconsequential, zero influence, and easy to bully by foreign powers.
Nonsense. 
If you want Nigeria to 'break up', move to another country and break up yourself there.  I support the break up of Nigeria so all regions and states can make progress. Right now, almost all states in Nigeria are struggling. Even in Lagos, there are more frustrated people there. The different languages we speak is a curse to us. We don't see ourselves as one. Let's break up and experience peace. The tribal war is too much—offline and online. |
Romance › Re: As A Teacher They Ask You To Leacture This Students For A Salary Of 15million by samuelson06(m): 2:21am On Jan 25 |
Freshtruth: The class doors will also be lock for 6hours with them Add Osimehn there. That guy is too aggressive. |
Education › Re: Tinubu Govt Requests Repayment Of NELFUND Loan From Students Nationwide by samuelson06(m): 8:37pm On Jan 24 |
hopexter: But Tinubu started it. God bless PBAT and God bless Nigeria 🇳🇬 Why not save yourself the stress of saying something else and simply answer anyone talking about your lord and saviour, "God bless PBAT and God bless Nigeria?" So petty! |
Politics › Re: Donna Duke Weds Tobe Rapu (photos) by samuelson06(m): 2:47pm On Jan 24 |
Pootle: donald duke confuse people that year with him yeye tinapa project and embezzled enough funds for life Shut it right there. Tinapa project was not any yeye project. It worked. Everything there was working until Imoke came and bastardized the whole thing. Tinapa, EPZ, and Obudu Cattle Ranch perfectly worked as planned. Subsequent governments killed those projects. |
Sports › Re: DR Congo: FIFA To Decide On Nigeria’s Petition Next Month by samuelson06(m): 12:55am On Jan 22 |
SpatialKing: We have two windows
1..Nigeria 🇳🇬 petition against Congo 2...Morocco 🇲🇦 petition against Senegal 🇸🇳 I don't understand the second window. Please, throw more light. |
Career › Re: Nigerian Teacher Quits Job After 13 Years To Become Suya Seller In London by samuelson06(m): 10:58am On Jan 21 |
EmmaLege: UK sef dey tolerate rubbish o 🤦♂️ Rubbish in terms of what? What exactly is rubbish in what he does? You people would just be talking nonsense everywhere. What do you do and how much do you make in a month? |
Sports › Re: Chukwueze In Hot Waters For Mocking His Teammates For Being Committed by samuelson06(m): 10:25pm On Jan 18 |
Goodvibes007: Does it matter if it was before or after. "Out of the abundance of the heart, the mouth speaks". His body language showed he wasn't serious with the game. |
Politics › Re: Emeka Umeagbalasi: The Screwdriver Salesman Behind Trump’s Airstrikes In Nigeria by samuelson06(m): 10:02pm On Jan 18 |
Northernblood8: They are trying to project the South Easterners for h8red by Nigeria That's part of their 2027 agenda—all because of Peter Obi. Shebi, the Igbo man is the pastor that scream by grave side asking Trump for help. E no go better for APC. |
Politics › Re: How Trader In Onitsha Influenced Trump's Missile Strike In Nigeria - NYT by samuelson06(m): 9:42pm On Jan 18 |
Northernblood7: They are projecting Southeast for h8red. Watch out as Nigerians will suddenly forget all attrocities committed by Bandits and face innocent people. Exactly. I wonder if it was Igbo man that stood beside a grave and scream on Trump to come help them. |
Sports › Re: AFCON 2025: Tunisia Have Offered Chelle $100,000 To Dump Super Eagles – Idah by samuelson06(m): 10:47am On Jan 18 |
Slippy: Let him go abeg
Any team he coaches will still collect from Super Eagles.
Those boys stepped up (mindset and effort) after the WC Qualifiers failure. That's what made the difference in AFCON.
We need a tactician that can make good adjustments in a match. DR Congo and Morocco shouldn't have dominated us for long periods with the right subs. You are right. It wasn't necessarily about the coach even though he played a significant role. However, I blame him in our defeat Morocco. He had no business replacing Osimehn in that match. It wasn't that two minutes that Morocco would have scored. Also, he should have used top attacking players to execute the penalty before going down to left leg players that the keeper can easily predict their ball direction. |
Politics › Re: Who Witnesse Abacha Stove? (Pictures) by samuelson06(m): 10:39am On Jan 18 |
press9jatv: people are still using it till today. I experienced it too. GenZ will never know it Most people still using it now do so because of the heat power, closeness to saw mill, and affordability. |
Politics › Re: Why I Don’t Own Land Or A House In Abuja – Peter Obi by samuelson06(m): 8:24pm On Jan 17 |
HacheNoire: So not owning a land in Abuja is now a quality to be missed.m?
Y’all just be marketing rubbish! We are marketing character bro. We are marketing integrity. Be careful. |
TV/Movies › Re: James Akaie Dies In Explosion On Movie Set by samuelson06(m): 9:54am On Jan 17 |
parags: RIP to him. See as them dey hammer on "unauthorized". This should be properly investigated . Very true. The Police should investigate why they keep using that word. There's something hidden there. Someone isn't ready to take responsibility because they know they're culpable. |
Sports › Re: SA Superfan, Mama Joy, Seen Supporting Super Eagles Against Morocco - PICTURES by samuelson06(m): 11:13pm On Jan 15 |
MufasaLion: The Nigerian team tried but they need to weed out the lazy and nonchalant players among them. Many of them lack passion and hunger for the success of the team and country. 1. Samuel Chukwueze. Anybody's free to update the list. |
Celebrities › Re: Verydarkman Reacts As Phyna Labels Him ‘very Dirty Boy’ Over Iyabo Ojo Feud by samuelson06(m): 9:41am On Jan 15 |
helinues: What exactly is the problem of this boy. Why is he always picking fight with almost everyone
Even the Ednut that brought you to limelight is now on low key with his doings.
Portable was denied bail yesterday, that one over doing caught up with him. If you see the way he was crying like a baby, hands eventually touched him
I am just hoping he won't learn in a bitter way. From VDM to Ednut to Portable. Still, your comment no hold water. I wonder how old you are sef. |
Crime › Re: Woman Identified As A Man Raped In All-Male UK Psychiatric Hospital Ward by samuelson06(m): 4:28pm On Jan 14 |
Sccarrr: Wahala...make den castrate them,and why using they? Is it because the victim is a confused man/woman?😏 All the genders are in there. That's why they are using "they." |
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Car Talk › Re: Which Car Should I Buy As My First Car. by samuelson06(m): 11:25am On Jan 13 |
Afikoo: Greetings all. So I am 35 years . Never had a car before . Don't even know if I know how to drive well but I have driven to a short distance . So I want to get a car which will be my first car before April . I know nothing about cars . Please kindly recommend a car brand that will serve me well. Fuel economy, durability, low maintenance, efficiency and one I can comfortably drive and learn the ropes .
My budget is 6-7M. Thanks alot for your recommendation Let's start from your location and what car is common there. So, where do you live? Also, how long do you intend to use the car you want to buy now? Is it going to be a highly (pimped) private thing, a family thing, or a casual thing as a business man or someone that doesn't really care much about things? Are you a 9-5 person or self-employed? Do you live in a gated compound or your own compound (gated/ungated?)? Or a family compound? How's your street? Good? Tarred? Untarred? What set of people do you have in your neighborhood: rich, well to do, or poor/thugs? Are you married or single? If single, when do hope to get married? These and more are questions you need to answer for yourself, as they can influence a lot of things about your life after getting the car. Don't be too centered on buying a car, but also consider your life after the car. Once you answer these questions, I can advise further. |
Sports › Re: AFCON 2025: Morocco Studying Super Eagles With Advanced Video Technology by samuelson06(m): 7:41pm On Jan 12 |
Lukuluku69: Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the face_____Mike Tyson Omo, once you get punched in the face, everywhere don blurr be that  |
Sports › Re: Algerian Players, Fans And Journalists Fight After Losing To Nigeria (Videos) by samuelson06(m): 11:48am On Jan 11 |
bro4u: North Africans are always fond of this nonsense, Islam has really messed up their brains fr. Algerians should be happy aye and aro baggars are not among the fans The point is clear: Islam. It's an angry spirit of violence. |
Culture › Re: Viral Video Of Nigerian Woman Performing River Ritual Sparks Reactions (photos) by samuelson06(m): 12:18pm On Jan 10 |
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Business › Re: Businesses, Traders Hike Prices Over New Tax Laws by samuelson06(m): 10:18am On Jan 10 |
olaiya2007: Nigerians just love exploitation, looking for any simple avenue to take undue advantage of others You're just talking because you don't know how the economy works. So if government tax you as a business or house owner, you'd swallow the whole thing without passing it down to your customers or tenants? This is an elementary stuff please. Get it. It's not about supporting the government because the president is from your place. Even you will feel the negative impact because you know nothing and you're in the lowest consumer class. |
Health › Re: Woman Dies While Addressing Her Colleagues At Her Workplace (Photos, Video) by samuelson06(m): 1:43pm On Jan 09 |
bookson: This is scary... What the heck did I just watch? 😭
OMG Watch? Where's the video? |
Family › Re: “You’ve Never Paid School Fees Here” — Boy Confronts His Mother by samuelson06(m): 6:56am On Jan 09 |
We4all: I blame the mother for exchanging words with him. She should have reset his fish brain with slaps, and any attempt to fight back should follow with a grave punishment: a night in a police cell.
I'd prefer not to have any children than have a kid like him. I am certain he talks down on his mom because his father also disrespects her too.
The other day in my neighborhood, I overheard a boy outrightly insulting his mom, and even called her a prostitute. Pathetic lots! Trust me, it's the father. Children watch and learn without saying a word. That's how the father has been treating the woman and he's been watching since being a toddler. And today he's doing the same. If the mother should touch him now, the man may come back attacking her. That family is gone. |
Travel › Re: US Introduces $15,000 Visa Bond For Nigerians, by samuelson06(m): 10:29pm On Jan 07 |
Ironfaceman: 15000 dollars that means many supporters of Trump on nairaland will never visit America
Many supporters don't even know when their next meal is coming talk less of visa fee.
God will continue to keep the Elite buoyant. IJN We don't support Trump because we want to go to the US. We support him because he's got the balls to call some !d!ot presidents out and can deal with them when he wants to. So speak for yourself. |
Phones › Re: Lady Bursts Into Laughter Over Man’s ₦50k Phone Bought From Temu by samuelson06(m): 10:27pm On Jan 07 |
brain54: There are some kind of laughs you laugh when you don't want to cry...
Temu should do better. They aren't the only online platform. But this keeps recurring on their platform.
It's either they do it intentionally or they have a problem with their description of goods.
It's most likely they do it intentionally though and it's fraudulent.
They would eventually run into legal issues or people would begin to boycott their platform.
No business with a long term investment plan uses this model for sales. Businesses don't grow this way! From Temu's adverts to their selling strategy, you should understand there's something seriously wrong with them. I can't buy from there. |
Sports › Re: AFCON 2025: Super Eagles Players Refuse To Travel For Algeria Game Over Bonuses by samuelson06(m): 10:21pm On Jan 07 |
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Celebrities › Re: Lady Checks Verydarkman’s NGO Account Balance, Knocks Harrison Gwamnishu by samuelson06(m): 9:48am On Jan 06 |
We4all: No indigenous NGO is transparent in Nigeria. If you dig further, you will discover that all the funds expended on 'executed projects' were actually credited to the accounts of his family and friends. And the actual projects were conjured from thin air, right? |