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BetWinners:This is wrong. She has moved on already and she seems happy. |
omoiyalayi:True. But Tunde has no known business on Instagram other than to use his page to advertise other people's products and services. It's why they refer to people who do such as social media influencers. Entrepreneurs, on the other hand, have their own businesses and products and use both their pages and even that of the likes of Tunde to market their crafts. |
Pointguardusa:I'd advise you do a short YouTube video of 3 minutes about yourself and your share your aspirations. If possible, include clips of you 'point guarding' then upload to YouTube. Take out the best parts and convert to a 59 seconds clip for the gram. Tag every social media influencer that comes to your head, asking them to help you get the word out. The right persons will see the video and reach out, I'm sure. |
Did I see Laura Ikeji on the list? LMAO ![]() omoiyalayi:No. He is a social media influencer and not an entrepreneur. |
So he has finished the entire money Keyamo gave to him already? |
Vindica:Some of you don't have joy. I have two of this device and I bought each for 10k,why you have chosen to sell this very dirty, obviously old one 13k beats my imagination. Locked or not, it shouldn't be anywhere near that price. By the way, Airtel has released a better, slimmer Mi-Fi with a better battery. Greed destroys. |
slex:Nah... Bad move. It would most likely fuel a tribal war and IPOB would seize the moment to claim Igbos are being killed by Hausa/Fulani folks. It would be better the UAE condemn them to death, refuse the plea of the Nigerian government and strike fear in the heart of other dishonest Nigerian folks like them in the country. |
safarigirl:You honestly need to learn to communicate without hyperventilating. If you don't have have siblings, it shouldn't be difficult to figure how an under 17 year old (would) look like. The so-called under players are fairly aged folks in young bodies. It isn't rocket science. |
robosky02:under 17 indeed. |
stagger:Abeg, the South is huge and diverse. My part of the South only blow oil installations and cause problems at the creeks. Let's get to specify the parts of the South 'these kinds of crimes' are perpetrated. ![]() |
monerozi5590:If you have a barrack around you, get soldiers and pay them if you have to. Then show up at his shop. Nobody will tell him. If you can't find soldiers around, look for F-SARS Operatives. Those ones have no joy. In the end, you'll settle them but he'll also pay dearly, beyond the refund. |
middlebelter:A criminal will always be a criminal. I hate to be the one to judge but people commit crimes, not because they are pushed but because it has always been there, within them. All they needed is a reason to justify their act and they are good to go. I pray they get damning sentences. If rather we give a second chance to someone who steals food rather than one who launches a coordinated attack in order to steal a huge sum of money. |
monerozi5590:Story of my life ![]() One sold an LG for an expensive amount, claiming it was original some two years ago. Got home, called someone to help me fix it only for him to tell me I bought a fake because the LG logo was a sticker rather than branded on the carton. Took it back, dude said it is noted on his receipt that 'goods sold in good condition cannot be refunded'. ![]() I went to a nearby barrack. Luckily, I knew a colonel at the barrack; called him and went to him, narrated my ordeal and he gave me three soldiers to go bundle the dude. Dude saw soldiers and claimed we could settle it amicably. In the end, he was whisked and locked in a guard room for three days, refunded my money after he confessed the he doesn't have the original LG Home Theater I wanted. ![]() |
dlux:And that justifies the abuse? |
Guest007:This makes sense but you seem to be forgetting that happiness in itself is not necessarily as a result of material or monetary gains. What could make one person happy might not necessarily apply to the next. As such, a disciplined man or a one with a calm, teachable spirit could make her woman happy just by exhibiting these traits often. Besides, a meaningful relationship/union should be one where both folks owe each other and strive to continually make the other person happy. One way or another, it fuels whatever they have. Once it is out of the door, frustration sets in and both might just want to bail on the other st any given opportunity. It is not necessarily about the man or the woman here but both. |
sweetilicious:Truth is, we tend to hear that word over and over again but in reality, it is not necessary true, particularly in a relationship. 'Simple' acts of love are capable of making others happy, let alone going out of our way to just to make sure they smile. There is a reason why humans are gregarious in nature. |
Evercurious:My dear, it is easier said than done. Let's face it, God, indeed, has better positioned some states and blessed them than others. How do you improve or generate revenue in a state where her people rely on Lagos' ports to bring in their goods? How do you generate revenue in a state where the entire state is landlocked and surrounded by better placed states? Restructuring looks good on paper but might spell the end of most states if actualized. It is not as easy as we think. |
Johnnyessence:Why do guys sound like this most times? In 2015, we had a Muslim President, a Muslim Senate President and I sure as hell believe Dogara isn't a Christian and the opposition cheered Saraki for nearly four years without considering the all-round Muslim factor. Religion, right now, is your headache rather than candidates that can deliver and do what is expected of them. Some of you are in a sorry state. |
Evercurious:He is correct. Restructuring might likely force states to merge as most are not self sufficient. The North won't find it easy just as some parts of the South East. The position of Lagos stretches positively to some other South West states. Osun might not survive the move, just as Ebonyi. A state like Enugu where nearly 70% are civil servants won't even smile when it is stamped. Restructuring comes at a huge price. As a matter of fact, it is excellent on paper and somewhat ugly when practiced, mostly on dependent states that have little or no resources/ideas. |
This thread is so annoying. In this day and time, someone will send another man's wife on an errand in the name of friendship. Families seem to be breeding morons instead of men who would protect and shield their wives. |
HigherEd:I anticipated dogmatic responses but not this early. Doctrinal issues are not worth going crazy over. Christ remains the standard and the Bible, the litmus paper against these doctrines. It is as simple as eating or sleeping. Christianity is not philosophy and should have no place/room for school of thoughts fashioned by pastors or denominations, other than that laid down by Christ in His teachings. Anyways, I was expecting you would talk about church weddings and not necessarily on wedding vows. |
Ishilove:Well, we are in the era of personalized doctrines now. It is easier to design yours and feed them to your followers and they won't even bother if it is rooted in the Scripture or otherwise. The Freeze part was only to hint resident Atheists who would likely come and 'congratulate' me for being a 'freed sheeple'. It happened before. Lol |
Ishilove:Well, we are in the era of personalized doctrines now. It is easier to design yours and feed them to your followers and they won't even bother if it is rooted in the Scripture or otherwise. The Freeze part was only to hint resident Atheists and philosophers who would likely come and 'congratulate' me for being a 'freed sheeple'. It happened before. Lol |
Lalasticlala |
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