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Ijogz K: Lagos should pay me my money ... Yeah the state owe me

The State owes me too but you don't see me on NL bragging about it.

the OPs views does not represent the views of all men anywhere/everywhere

maybe he has insecurity issues

so this thing about yoruba gehls being overtly promiscuous may be true

@ileke-idi i hail u aunty, you are the type of woman i ensure i never fall into her snare...

if i was married to ur type, i'd probably end up in polygamy...strictly cos i dont like ur character

Yield: https://media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m6m19l2war1qlnlzgo2_250.gif

u soooooo funny

Tingles: Jealousy? I feel the same way too just because I am jobless.

lol....jealous about what....just cos i won't work under the same circumstances that lead to these corp naija types gettin frustrated, i turned down a 7 figure offer straight out of college...

but u can apply that contraption u call a brain to keep talking bullcrap

i have run into some psychos who are only psychos cos they have to spend like 4 hours in traffic a day at the least

i wonder why they dont just liberate selves from corporate slavery

a lot of these bankers are sadists...

all these corporate nigeria workers, they hate their jobs and take their road rage out on innocent motorists and pedestrians....

especially the bankers sha...then they will carry their small salary and be doing fashion parade in church on sunday

sally bonne: A Gold Digger is a Gold Digger With or Without A Prenup

My dear NL in family section I greet,this is my first post I think.

I have a question which was inspired after watching a South African movie and this is it; what is the use of making ur partner (wife) sign a pre-nup when at the end if its your property she's after and she will still get it.

The scenario am about to paint is a black woman who got married to a white south African, his family says she's after his money so she must sign a pre-nup for them to be sure she was not interested in their sons wealth, which she did.

After the wedding, because of the love the husband had for her, he sponsored her on various trips abroad, mostly over budgeted. Any gift the husband gave her was and must always be in her name, from building house for her family to buying a shop, cars and boutiques in her name and all. She made him move outside the area his family was living to another state so they won't have control or say, they were not bothered cos according to them, she signed a prenup.

After running down his company to open hers which were in her name and family members name, she divorced her husband. They could not do anything when they found out cos according to the lawyer, what she now has were gifts given to her by her husband. He was heartbroken and ended up in the psychiatric ward.

So my point is, a gold digger is a gold digger with or with a prenup. Most of them don't need half of your wealth in d case of a divorce, but a means to open their own coy thru ur company.

So from the above case scenario, is prenup really necessary to a gold digger? cos if she wants gold she can stil get it with or without a prenup.

Second question: if its the woman that is rich do men sign prenup? cos I have never heard or seen a man sign prenup b4 marriage, anticipating your constructive comments.

Thanks.

Men routinely sign prenups. Jay and Beyonce make roughly about the same amount of money per year, and I'm sure their prenup is structured to protect both parties.
This was a South African movie you were watching right, so I'm pretty sure that the lawyer wasn't skilled enough to draft a thorough contract to protect his client, thus pursuing him to the psych ward.

Whatever the case may be you never need a prenup with a real woman, Nigerian or otherwise. Why anyone would date a golddigger is beyond me?!!!
Can't u see through the greed and vomit?

http://businessnews.com.ng/2012/08/09/if-elrufai-were-president-of-nigeria-what-would-he-do/

Every time Nasir el-Rufai opens his mouth, to be frank, I get a bit irritated. I’m sure I am not alone in this feeling of repulsion, after all, el-Rufai is there on public record for being one of the leading civil servants under Obasanjo that misappropriated his power for the betterment of his family and cronies. Yet he would have many believe he is a saint. And whilst he has pulled together a large fan base by courting needless sympathy for his travails under Yar’adua and admiration for his public criticisms of the Jonathan administration, he has not done so on merit.

The only reason a flock of mindless Nigerian sheep gather behind el-Rufai is due to their collective disdain for Jonathan and due to their selective amnesia on who the man actually is.

One cannot imagine my joy as I read Doyin Okupe’s statement on el-Rufai this morning. The newly appointed Senior Special Assistant to the President on Public Affairs had a lot of intelligent things to ask Nasir or Nasiru or @elrufai or whatever he calls himself.

For the purpose of thoroughness, lets visit Mr. Okupe’s entire remarks. He said, “El-Rufai is my younger brother. I have so much respect for him. But politics is more or less derailing or deranging him. Everybody knows that insurgency is a very difficult national problem. It is not anything peculiar to Nigeria. No responsible citizen of any of those countries affected by insurgency before called on their Presidents to resign.

“When he talks about intelligence, there is no better security in any country than by the people of the country. It is communal security that will help government and security agencies to root out insurgency. If people shielded insurgents, they make the works of security agencies more difficult.

“Can President Goodluck Jonathan be in Borno and everywhere at the same time? I believe that people just want to play politics. All what you are hearing is just the manipulation of the present situation to suit their political purposes.

“I am sure that my brother, el-Rufai is hopeful to be a presidential candidate of one of the parties very soon. What I will expect him to do with the level of intellect, intelligence and the resource that has been given to his own personal education is to come out with some reasonable plans, some suggestions, and not just criticising government for criticism’s sake.

“If el-Rufai were President of Nigeria, what would he do? He should say that. Or is he keeping that until when he becomes the President by which time the whole country would have been wiped off? When tragedy befalls a country, responsible men and women of that country forget partisanship and rally round their nation and they try their best to help existing government to tackle that. Once that is over, they go back to politics. This is not time for politics.

“Every man or woman who politicises this issue of Boko Haram, people should disregard and discard whatever information they hear from them. They are not serious-minded people.”

Okupe in those few sentences has thoroughly addressed the issue of political parasites like elRufai. Critics who proffer no solution to our country’s deep challenges and run to social media to cry wolf whenever they simply sight SSS operatives at the airport.

Well, as long as patriotic, well-meaning Nigerians are alive, people like elRufai will never become president of this country, unless he was to come back reincarnated when everybody would have forgotten that he is no Saint compared to the likes of Jonathan.

However lets just wildly imagine for a second that such a political jobber was President, what would he offer? Why doesn’t Mr. Elrufai just tell us by himself.

I am dead certain he is going to read this particular article. I always have toruble reading his, maybe because of my general disdain for the fellow.

No matter the case, he seems to always pick holes in State budgets and say what is wrong with them. Well let him proffer solutions to the Boko Haram menace.

Many Nigerians suspect Boko Haram is just an operation sponsored by a bunch of aggrieved old cargo politicians upset that a Southern Christian is ruling over the Nation.

What is elRufai’s take on this suspicion? Was he asleep when Northern ‘elders‘ like Ciroma vowed to make Nigeria ungovernable for GEJ should he win the election?

Was he asleep when successive Northern leaders failed to provide basic amenities and services for their people, and contributed to the decline of the socio-economic misfortunes of the North?

Where was he when virtually all the Northern governors under Obasanjo were looting their treasuries dry and contributing to the poverty and resentment that fuel the recruitment drive of the Boko Haram sponsors?

Personally I think if elRufai was president, he wouldn’t have any solutions and that is why he cannot proffer any now.

Absolute power corrupts absolutely and I think elRufai would be drunk from power if he was President.

After all, simply coming out of Zaria with a 1st class result, ending up as a minister, and having tens of thousands of followers on Twitter has caused him to have delusions of grandeur.

i voted for Buhari in 2011 but I will jump ship in 2015 if GEJ restores power

currently im averaging 20 hours electricity in my neigborhood. we actually had light for 72 hours straight the other day.

i cant remember when i had to buy fuel for the generator last.

adewasco2k: Gov of Kogi in full body Armour as he visits bomb victims in hospital

only in Nigeria will a dumb a** governor hold press conference with microphone near the bedsie of a victim who is supposed to be recuperating and does not need the germs, noise and other unwholesomeness in this picture

[quote author=Ms_Steph]don't plan USA for anytin. If our leaders haff sense dey won't be collecting moni from d foreigners. U think USA don't know top officials r sponsoring BH[/quote]I'm actually pissed off that the USA is doing nothing about it. I mean with all the technology at their disposal, if they really wanted to help us they could fish out this abu qaqa joke of a man in less than 10 minutes.

[quote author=Abu-Ruqayya]muslim are always protected by Almighty Allah.... while.christian are godless and faceless people that is why they are always at the disadvantage.[/quote]lol. u r so daft for that statement. why didnt Allah protect you when the same Northern cabal behind boko haram was butt-f***ing your people of their national heritage and driving your people to be the most uneducated and poor people in sub-Saharan Africa along with Malians and Northern-Sudanese people.

You can keep your Allah since he is such a nice guy

Jonathan is a clown for this.

Amaechi is a friggin bast.ardo

Lamorde is a puppet!

[quote author=Ileke-IdI]I'd get r@ped at every corner.

My curves are meant to be seen only by my momentous boytoy.[/quote]if by curves u mean ur rotund pot belly, then I assure u, u have nothing to worry about, even a sex starved recently released ex-convict wouldnt pounce on ur pot

these makoko people should go to Akure na.

they were constituting a biological, social and other various hazards in that place before.

The pain of development is real. If a lot of these people go back to their villages and farm, Nigeria will be a richer country.

Every Segun, Ifeanyi and Akpan wants to come to LAgos and strike gold.

Let those of us who have been here for at least close to a century and made better progress continue

Pukkah: No casualties whatsoever in any mosque attack? You are wrong.

Last month alone there were at least two attacks on mosques in Kano (8 deaths) and Maiduguri (5 deaths).

http://www.france24.com/en/20120713-nigeria-teenage-suicide-bomber-kills-five-mosque-boko-haram

http://newsrescue.com/nigeria-killed-boko-haram-gunmen-attack-mosque-kano-ramadan-prayers/#axzz22wMWHEjM

Or you think the attacks on mosques are under-reported? By the way, do you have a breakdown of where and who were killed in the deluge of the ruthless attacks on Kano? What of the several neighbourhood gun fights?

The problem of Boko Haram is getting complex by the day.

I think the pre-occupation of the people should not be to hair-split and analyze which 'side' is suffering more casualties but to focus on how to uproot the menace of Boko Haram, even if it means asking the fundamental question of whether the country should remain as one.

U making plenty sense. Unfortunately the IQ of the average Nairalander leaves much to be desired.

This is not a religious war. Its a political and economic war sponsored by a few Northern elite and staffed with mercenaries from bordering countries.

Pukkah: No casualties whatsoever in any mosque attack? You are wrong.

Last month alone there were at least two attacks on mosques in Kano (8 deaths) and Maiduguri (5 deaths).

http://www.france24.com/en/20120713-nigeria-teenage-suicide-bomber-kills-five-mosque-boko-haram

http://newsrescue.com/nigeria-killed-boko-haram-gunmen-attack-mosque-kano-ramadan-prayers/#axzz22wMWHEjM

Or you think the attacks on mosques are under-reported? By the way, do you have a breakdown of where and who were killed in the deluge of the ruthless attacks on Kano? What of the several neighbourhood gun fights?

The problem of Boko Haram is getting complex by the day.

I think the pre-occupation of the people should not be to hair-split and analyze which 'side' is suffering more casualties but to focus on how to uproot the menace of Boko Haram, even if it means asking the fundamental question of whether the country should remain as one.

U making plenty sense. Unfortunately the IQ of the average Nairalander leaves much to be desired.

This is not a religious war. Its a political and economic war sponsored by a few Northern elite and staffed with mercenaries from bordering countries.

[quote author=Ileke-IdI]I'd get r@ped at every corner.

My curves are meant to be seen only by my momentous boytoy.[/quote]U mean ur pot belly is to be seen by your equally mountainous jazzed boytoy

Dawdy: Those who are terrorising this country are enemies of Muslims and Christians equaly

It has become obvious that this is beyond boko haram rhetoric bullshit.

I suspect foreign powers are behind this, most likely the USA.

How come the next attack was to be on a mosque? To make it look like reprisal attack for the deeper life incident and to pit muslims against xtians.

This is being orchestrated to divide Nigeria and if we allow the wicked bast.ardos to win, then we have all lost.

so only poor people soak garri abi?

that belief is only harbored by poor people.

rich people enjoy the culinary perfection that is garri too

[quote author=tpia@]What about a man who grinds his stew ingredients at the general mill.

I've seen that before.[/quote]a guy dt needs to cop a blender

Kobojunkie: We are talking of a System that should work for a country and not for a state or two. If you want to say a system works, then you have to verify that it works for all states that apply. If it only works when you tick to send to Lagos and not when you check to send to Zamfara or Kaduna, or a tiny village called Imota, then that system DOES NOT WORK. Kapish?

PS. of the packages that were delivered in 2009, one of them actually got safely to a guy in Kaduna, or was it Bauchi State.

why are u acting like your parents are sending you to school for nothing?

Madam will you want to go to the police station and identify members of boko haram in sokoto? no you would report them somewhere like LAgos. Where a bomb won;t explode next to your brain after tattling.

Same with shipping...like for instance in Yankee, ppl prefer to go to Vegas to gamble as opposed to Atlantic City because the gambling in Vegas is more productive. More tourism etc.

What are you on about? Oh ye Nigerian permanent resident in Canada.

Personally I have shipped to Naija and voila got my laptops, Fedex/RedStar Express. Paid a little too much for customs though!!

well actually the lastma fines are not as heavy as u think...theyve been reviewed downwards...

the fines average 2000 naira. d only bugger is u have to get a tax certificate to get ur car released.

eko o ni baje

Well this is interesting

YOU CAN TELL BY THE RESPONSES HOW MANY OF THESE CLOWNS HAVE EXPERIENCED HEARTBREAK AND SO THEY COME HERE TO LAMENT.

SORRY O!!!

LOVE IS WORKING FOR SOME PEOPLE O!!!

JUST LIKE FOOLERY, WICKEDNESS AND HATRED IS WORKING FOR OTHERS....JUST LOOK AT NAIRALAND

kandiikane: Lol, I knew you would come put bad mouth especially for tonto.

I was expecting it.

I have seen tonto without makeup and I still went 'gawd dayum'

Tonto can definitely get it oooo...even babes would tap that...aaaahhhh in a better world

But Miss Ondo fine, met one ondo babe yday sef, maybe na to visit the state o...instead of miami as formerly planned

If i carry my forex go there, nor be FDI bee dat

SmoothCrim2015:
Bakassi!!!!

Maybe it is the same one Goodluck uses for his nose!!!

Perhaps they use similar cosmetics. I live near Unilag so I know many Nigerian babes are way finer that these diaspora babes.

Beauty is vain. Character is everything.

There is no such thing as ugly people because of how they look.

Who hasnt had pity sex? just to share some love?

[quote author=*Ileke-IdI]Those were the only ones I found.

Why can't we have beauties like this competing?

https://cdn.bellanaija.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/main-51-398x600.jpg[/quote]the babe in the front is definitely a brand ambassador for whatever bleaching cream Alao Akala was marketing whilst in office.
the one in the background (Miss Oyo) looks like his late godmother Mamidi Adedibu.

[quote author=Ileke-IdI]


https://cultureshocknigerians.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/07/Miss-Nigeria-Pageant.jpg[/quote]Would definitely hit the shawty in the middle, all that sweet chocolate.
then the shawty right next to her on the right could get it after a few mojitos (like 10)
the shawty on the farthest right, well "i did not have sexual relations with that woman)

As for the one on the farthest left...she resemble...okonjo iweala...so maybe she go buy for me 200 exotic whips if i hit it

These guys can't even influence a vote in idumota, alaba or ladipo market. Instead of them to go home during election and vote pdp out and development in, they're threatening the Yoruba leadership in Lagos. Mofos dumb.