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sarrki:
Posterity will judge Gej, Dasuki, Alex Badeh ,Amosu and obanikoro how they handle bh

They allowed it to grow wings

History will remember them

What is wrong with you!!!!??

illuminated93:
Even if I'm young I know this life is simple,at the end of it all we will all die. I'm wise enough not to worry about the fact that i aint employed yet and not having enough finances to do business. So this is what has been keeping me happy:
I pray everyday for God's peace
I smoke weed lyk 3 tyms a day
I stay away from bitcches that will bring me stress
I listen to rappers that flow hope,e.g,Talib kweli,Royce da 5'9,kendrick lamar,Joe budden,Crooked I etc.
I talk to my mum more.
I talk to my dad less
I talk to friends,so I gain information on stuffs I can fit in

To my fellow young men how have u been coping?

Not like I mean to rub this on your face but most of your actions seem unproductive.

I smoke weed lyk 3 tyms a day

Rather than smoke weed 3 times a day, why not invest the money you spend on buying weed into something more productive, just as the time you spend smoking three times a day?

I smoke weed lyk 3 tyms a day

It could be frustrating when one's parents think they are not productive. However, I'd suggest you change your stance on this, except your dad does certain things you consider negative. He met think or consider you as a hopeless bum who whiles away his life but trust me, he is the best person you should spend time talking to.

I talk to friends,so I gain information on stuffs I can fit in

This is rather sad. I see no reason why you should gain information on 'stuffs' to see where you can fit in. You ought to know your strengths and weaknesses long before now. If you would need to talk to your friends, it should be about creating the perfect opportunity to break even, if you don't intend to take the white collar route, that is.

Consider making every moment count. Prepare yourself so that you are not caught unprepared when an opportunity present itself. Like I said earlier, I have no intention of rubbing whatever on your face. Stay safe.

Adminisher:
Well Nigerians are a bunch of idiots that is why. They are easily manipulated because of their low IQ , some of the Buhari death stories may even have been planted by APC people and the PDP supporters being stupid as usual just ran with it. How can we be in recession and Nigerians are chasing stupid falsehood?. There is no recession in Nigeria.

At the emboldened, I believe your family are in the country, if yes, then I'd also believe you included them when you were putting down that part? You guys need to learn to use words. Most you write like dummies. I just hope you find out what you wrote Wrongly.

miqos02:
even when KC was part of kcpresh group?

Harry didn't join them until 2014. Truth is, songs are like signatures. There are patterns written all over them. EVERY SONG recorded and sang from 2014 to 2016 from Five Star all have this Harry Song feel to it. Without bias, I knew he had long been responsible for the songs KCEE sang from 2014 to 2017.

The sudden turn around and heavy laced sounds in his songs were never present when he was with Precious. Their songs were very annoying at the time. KCEE is hurt, yes, but he should understand that nothing lasts forever. Extending a hand of friendship to Harry could have the latter write songs for him even if record-labels don't bind them anymore.

KCEE has nothing to offer and Harry Song is an ingrate.

I believe your mum overstayed her welcome. She gave birth to you, yes, but then, your home is your home. You should not consider asking you should leave the house 'a while' because it is glaring who should leave.

Kindly ask your mum to leave for the sake of peace and then have a heart-to-heart with your wife. She comes off as rude. One's MIL is also one's mum. She should have held her peace rather than confront her mother-in-law. You seem like a very soft person. This should have been avoided before it got to this point.

Afriifa:
And now the Northern Betrayal to the South-West begins.

Fayose warned about your alliances with the North, but you called him names.

I just hope baba will not wail this time around.

A lot of you can read but have strong comprehension issues. The message is subliminal but clear; the North does not want the South-East to produce a president. Go back to the post and read it slowly.

Contrary to many posts, this is not a SW/North issue, but that the Northern elites guised as youths to make it known that Obasanjo cannot just decide or impose someone on the people; particularly from the SE.

Abeos:
Waiting to hear that dss wants to arrest 2face too

Then just know Buhari is about getting into celebrity trouble.

kITATITA:
These pastors should stop politicking Christian religion. First was Fr. Mbaka with the strange voices that chose Jonathan and then chose Buhari. Then Bishop Oyedepo opening gates of hell to those who do not support Jonathan. Later we heard Pastor Adeboye speak as if the Code of Financial Reporting for nonprofit organizations was specifically written for him. No 'Apostle' Sulleiman is admonishing Christians to kill. In all these situations, you find politicians at the center of everything. Why can't they leave the pastors to tend to lost souls.

Unfortunately, the LOST SOULS these pastors ought to tend to have been taken, all thanks to Fulani Herdsmen in the North. It is high time they tended to Buhari and his kinsmen. This isn't politics. This is defending what you are. When Buhari was politicking his kinsmen you stayed mum but found your voice to condemn pastors who speak up. Anarchy is looming.

dealslip:
Please read the write up and dont start an unnecssary hate filled and mudslinging ethnic controversy. he had to leave on the order of Ojukwu cause they were caught up in the civil war.

I think you missed the point...

He said: “It was the order of the then governor of the Eastern region Chief Odumgwu Ojukwu that non Igbos should leave the East; that was why I finished at the University of Ibadan.

It could have been for their safety and his words, quoted out of context. It leaves the statement ambiguous.

Mynd44, you shouldn't have locked that thread. This one has no video for crying out loud. They should be different.

AntiWailer:
They should be sentenced to death or anything horrible

I do not care

What I am saying is that anarchy is looming !

Anarchy overdue, trust me. All thanks to the junkie we voted.

AntiWailer:
Lawlessness is now the order of the day.


Based on the inciting comments he made, it is within the jurisdiction of DSS to arrest him but when useless herdsmen kill and nobody is arrested, anarchy is looming.

A responsible Governor should get the best of Lawyers to go with him and defend him if compulsory rather than stand in the way of those doing their job.

Same thing Wike did when judges were to be arrested.

If all Governors protect criminals and looters within their jurisdiction then we should just forget it.

Well, you have a point to an extent, but if you call someone who spoke up against some set of people a criminal, then I guess it would be right for me to call all FULANIS terrorists since their herdsmen are in the habit of maiming wherever they turn. And by Fulanis, I ALSO INCLUDE PRESIDENT MUHAMMADU BUHARI, el-Rufia.

Since our terrorist of a president has refused to do a thing to curb the killing spree up north, Christians and their Pastors would stand and rise to the occasion. It is not a matter of how again but a question of when. No one has the monopoly to violence.

So the DSS turned a blind eye to the Kaduna killings and the threats issued by these Herdsmen. Where were they when el-Rufia made his remark on Twitter some years back? This has gone on for just too long. We are not only wrestling against a useless government but also one whose main goal is hand over the monopoly of violence to his kinsmen.

Fayose just one my heart over with this act. I just hope he won't be on the streets to share bread after this.

He wanted to sell a master slave for 10?

obailala:
Since the older generation has failed, I hope the youths will 'rice' to the occasion.

Nice pun

MadamExcellency:
Excerpt from Women against Trump rally and yet no arrest nor disruption by police in USA.

Madonna: ‘Yes, I’m angry. Yes, I’m outraged. Yes, I have thought an awful lot of blowing up the White House.’

You're just another glorified bigot hiding under technicalities and pseudo intellectualism to write nonsense.

I watched Madonna live during the rally and I could tell she was very angry. But then again, there are tons of differences between the ongoing rally in the U.S. and that of Biafran agitators. Again, it would interest you to know that over 200 thousand people were approved to protest after seeking permission to do so from the police.

Everyone has the right to self determination, so long it is done the proper way. Kindly divert the rest of your data to reading about Texans and their calls for secession and what they had been through in the hands of America. I went through your posts only to realize you are one crude fellow who believes everyone who antagonize or oppose Biafra, is nothing but a bigot. Please read up on some history books. It is not enough when you come on here to brand people bigot.

[quote author=Coldfeet post=53084877][/quote]Another super teen with access to the Internet. Pity.

MrMontella:
go and learn protests please..before you continue this thrash...

2)please provide evidence of its usage of blood to achieve its aim

I don't need to learn protests because there are several ways of registering one's displeasure other than taking to the streets and screaming like headless chickens.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1XU2JtlUF6M

I do hope you desist from stalking me like a psychopath. If you cannot present logical arguments like one that is learned, then I'd recommend you look for something profitable to do, or take to the streets and get shot at.

NNVanguard:
Is protest a crime? Did American government gun down the anti-Trump protesters?

You shouldn't compare anti-Trump protesters to Biafran agitators. The differences are very obvious;

1. One sought permission from the police before protesting, the other did not.
2. One seeks to remove a government via a civil approach, the other seeks to call for blood to achieve its aim.

They are not in any way related and close.

paiz:
for jagaban to release his jet something must be involved.

It was leased. Do well to read contents before posting.

Preferably around the stated area. Kindly drop a number if there's one available. Thanks.

When it comes to agents' fees, no place rivals Enugu in Nigeria. Quite unfortunately, these agents are just people who are out to make ends meet, some are barely educated. I'd say it's the same for most agents who exhibit this senseless attitude. I mean, how do you explain an apartment pegged at 350,0000p/a and the agent tells you agent's fee is 180k? What am I selling that would cause me cough out 150k to an agent who does not even know a thing about the house in question but just leads you there and ask you to pay?

It is high time the government waded into this. So many unlearned and uneducated folks seem to be controlling the agency sector in Nigeria with each passing day and it is worrisome.

Femiwilli:
Igbo people I am not igbo but I support you.

They shout one Nigeria, yet the same people who shout one Nigeria hate.
The same people who shout one Nigeria are determined that an igbo person will never be president.

yet these same people who refuse to call the Fulani herdsmen to order are quick to kill every igbo person they see.

Most court cases in Nigeria now are against Igbo people.

The problem you have are people like Rochas, Uzo Kalu, Nnamani & Co.

We have learnt that the North is never to be trusted.

Your people will soon find out.

You guys would stop at nothing just to gain sympathy. You went as far as impersonating a Yoruba fellow while claiming you're not Igbo. This is an all time low.

As for Kanu, I thought he wanted to rank and equal Nelson Mandela? Why is he shouting Hague and ECOWAS almost every time? He's a criminal and he will the treatment of one

Mr Femi, I believe the post below belongs to you

Femiwilli:
Wetin concern you?

Na our oil!

Una get Cocoa, we get oil.

People don't really understand her motive and can only assume she is wicked. That spot might have been a meeting point for wed smokers at night, and at such, she must have felt her safety is being threatened.

Afam4eva:
That Abisola girl looks familiar. I think she was in one other reality show.

Project Fame West Africa Season 1. She fell in love with a Ghanaian in the house at the time, Kojo. That's about the best Project Fame West Africa till date.

I see no reason why she should be doing this.

unmask:
I have a firstbank account and there is provision for foreign transfers on their online platform. And to be honest I have never witnessed a down time on my gtbank app. I know it those happen though, same as it could happen if you went into a bank.

Just this night I witnessed a scenario at a supermarket. One guy had his account debited for a pos transaction that wasn't successful. His reaction was that he would go to his bank the next day to lay a complaint. I noticed he got his alert via email and I was thinking in my mind "just send your bank a mail"

And believe me most of the things you need done in a bank can be done from your home. And try printing your SOA using your online banking

Truth is this, other than the Verified by Visa Page and E-Tranzact page, alongaide some online shopping sites, I rarely do mobile cum Internet banking, particularly when it involves using a bank's website.

My laptop got attacked by a strong malware and I didn't suspect a thing, despite having SpyHunter on my PC. I didn't know until I got a notification to confirm if I entered into one of my mails from a particular location. The little transactions are carried out on the Internet, particularly when it involves typing bank-related passwords, card numbers, etc, the better.

Stanbic and UBA are so quick at refunding. My last failed debited transaction with FirstBank took almost a week to be corrected.

unmask:
If you people can reduce the number of times you visit your banks, then you might get better service. I have several bank accounts.....I have ensured I have my atm card and online banking functional and if I have an issue I send a mail to the banks.....

So I wonder why will I visit a bank when I have access to all I need from the comfort of my home.

Just the other day people were crying about queues at various ATMs during the festive period. And I ask why carry cash?

Quite unfortunately, I could have sworn that almost everyone believe that banking today transcends beyond debiting and crediting, withdrawal and deposit. Talk about International funds transfer, updating account mandate as a result of recent changes in locality, pension related issues, among a host of others. As advanced as banking seems to be in Nigeria, you cannot do everything from your home.

My Google payment account got blocked during an in-app purchase. Google mandated I get my statement of account and some other documents to back up the claim that I am indeed the card owner. As easier as it seems to get your SOA today, you still have to visit a bank to get the comprehensive one, not just the one those apps show.

Have you ever witnessed a downtime on a bank app before? Try GTB to confirm this.

EmmaOgbu:
Bros when last did you visit Enugu?

I live here. The fat man has done nothing, really, other than have his cows disturb the road while people shout Fulani herdsmen. The so-called 'mega mall' that has been on for only God knows when, just before you get to Holy Ghost keeps one wondering what he has been doing. No skill acquisition programmes for the teeming youths who run to Owerri road or whatever it is called, to rent keke from the Hausa folks they despise with passion.

Ugwuanyi is pretty messed up.

SpecialAdviser:
Enugu state governor, I can't just thank you enough for your good works in Enugu state.

So this is how you people peddle lies? Little wonder the governor is a failure.

Well, this report is long overdue, in my opinion. I would have said this customer service personnel should be subjected to quarterly orientation, but then, it would not help all that much. Where I believe the problem is is the presence of crowd or otherwise in a bank.

For example, GTBank in Enugu, Rangers Avenue is so bad that I had to lash out at one after he left his seat for almost ten minutes, and when he returned, he simply pretended as if I never existed. I was bitter and mad that day, and although he apologized afterwards, it just wasn't enough. This is a bank with over 50 people at a particular time.

Stanbic, Stanbic is a bank I prefer to visit. While they don't control that level of crowd as the GTBank at Rangers Avenue, every customer counts at the Okpara Avenue branch. I could remember being attended to by this personnel. She was calm, extremely friendly and paid every detail to my plight. Long story short, I left the bank fulfilled and satisfied. Almost customer service personnel there know me as I seem to be the only one with issues in this world . All the same, the service is the same everything.

First Bank around New Haven is sheer horror and the customer service personnel are horrible. I closed my First Bank account because of a demeaning experience with one of them. I had thought of writing to report her but then, all she would get was a query and I just might end up having someone fired.

The differences I noticed with these banks, in my opinion, would be due to the number of people who visit them daily. These personnel might start the day smiling, nice and sweet, then get tired at the long run. They're humans too but then it would be better their BMs do a routine check every now and then, rather than sit down in their office, sipping coffees and teas while staring at the bank's CCTV monitor screen like they're watching the UEFA Champions League.

She's right to an extent, and I believe it's safe for her to be cautious as that. It's true, there are places a particular set of people might not really be asked out but would be looked down on and might not be attended to. There are several places like that in the world, including Lagos. I once experienced something similar, however, it wasn't a restaurant in my case.

Seems like the handiwork of Indians or Chinese