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Crime › Re: Nene Steve & Joy Aboel: Housemaid Tortured To Death, Hanged To Fake Suicide by seborrhic: 7:49am On Apr 24, 2020
daddytime:
A mere look at the picture evidence through a forensic eye will tell you that the victim had been dead before being moved to stage the hanging scene.

Just take a good look at the body posture, it shows a body that had undergone rigor mortis.

Evil woman.

Na these kind people you go see for front of church dey raise their evil hands up with tears flowing down their cheeks while bellowing " ride on pastor, give it to me", while their hearts are as dark as tar and cold as a morgue.
She was discovered in the morning,so she definitely must have died some hours before.
As unfortunate as the death sounds,there is the possibility that the maid in her mind wanted to put the woman in trouble for likely maltreatment while she was alive and knew her death in her house would serve that purpose.
I believe it was a suicide done in adolescent vengeful spite.
But the family too will suffer the consequences of hiring a maid they seemed ill equipped to handle properly
Food › Re: Lagosians In Lekki Queue Up Waiting To Be Fed By Private Individuals (video) by seborrhic: 7:05pm On Apr 23, 2020
Something is telling me that this maybe an old picture and this op has now wickedly twisted it to achieve his sinister aim.
Ejima1:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c_XkrcvS6sw
LAGOSIANS IN LEKKI QUEUE UP WAITING TO BE FED BY PRIVATE INDIVIDUALS DURING THIS COVID-19 LOCKDOWN IN LAGOS STATE NIGERIA
Something is telling me that this maybe an old picture and this op has now wickedly twisted it to achieve his sinister aim.
Politics › Re: Gov Ikpeazu Begins Distribution Of New Palliative Items, As Abia Lockdown Contin by seborrhic: 3:34pm On Apr 23, 2020
So if you don't belong to a religious organisation,specifically a Christian one,even more specifically a "church worker",you are not entitled to a palliative in Abia state?
What of traditional worshippers,Moslems,no matter how little their number,and atheists?
What of even ordinary church goers because I am certain the Christian bodies mentioned would only attend to "active church members".
There is something a cursed about Abia state that has made it impossible for them to have a governor that has any iota of idea about governance.
Politics › Re: Lockdown: Sowore Launches Pots Pan Protest (PPP) Against Buhari (Photo) by seborrhic: 1:43pm On Apr 23, 2020
limeta:
See them
Ordinary bang pot na wahala for them
Money them no get food nko no dey
Freedom of speech become freedom to conform
Carry gun them no fit
Slavery na them nature
It's so frustrating.
Even in America where they are being paid to sit at home,at @least $2000~N800,000;they have started protesting against the lockdown.
Here,they don't have chichi,are dying of hunger and someone is saying at least show your anger and hunger,yet they are castigating him.
The level of cowardice in some parts of Nigeria is so shameful.Even in the face of hunger,people are still afraid to simply make their feelings known.Disgusting!
Health › Re: Nwachukwu Alagbu: UNTH Enugu Doctors Watched My Wife Die For Fear Of COVID-19 by seborrhic: 7:26pm On Apr 22, 2020
The symptoms were too 'covid 19' to be treated with kid gloves.
What would the man say of the woman with Covid 19 that travelled to ekiti to Lagos with a pregnancy only to infect medical workers.
So the man was expecting the Drs to risk their lives?
If the consultant that called was so sure and not trying to do eye service,he should have told the husband to bring his wife to his clinic or accompanied them to unth and identify himself.
This man has no case any of the Drs.
His wife is an unfortunate victim of circumstances beyond the Drs control.
He also didn't blame the ESUTH hospital that cunningly told him they don't av wheel chair or bedspace, but those of unth just because she died there.
Politics › Re: Palliative Wahala In Ebute Metta by seborrhic: 2:25pm On Apr 22, 2020
zionmde:
open up this damn country and make facemasks compulsory. When last did such crowd gather in one place and so close to each other wen things were going normal. Since we cannot get the lockdown the way other countries are getting it right, den open the damn country

lockdown kill dem there
palliative bury them join
ndi ala
The ones they call leaders simply refuse to have any sense, particularly that dust brain filled one up there.
Some crowds that couldn't have congregated before the lockdown are ironically getting more rampant during this lockdown!
ATM points are now jam-packed with people not only in close proximity but now touching each other!
One million boys and the vigilantes arising from their threats now mix like nothing else.
Food/money distribution points are now avenues for catching other types of diseases asides Covid 19.
It's obvious the lockdown has failed tremendously and I daresay has even done more harm than good,health and economic wise.
It's simple,make wearing of facemask in PUBLIC COMPULSORY FOR EVERYONE.
With this rule, there is no favoritism or exemption.
Be you medical personel,armed forces personnel,government official,on special or even extra special duty,you must wear one outside,and if you are caught not wearing it,get fined say 10k-20k and get quarantined for 14days.
This should be done till the infection starts slowing down or even till a vaccine or cure is found.
With this measure you can be extending the mask wearing till months or even a year, something you cannot achieve with a lockdown.
But sense,common one for that matter is far here.All they do is copy,copy,copy without thought and analysis to our peculiar circumstances,while still achieving the same ultimate goal.
Health › Re: No New Coronavirus Case In 24 Hours – Lagos Health Commissioner by seborrhic: 12:13pm On Apr 21, 2020
The only good thing about this news is that it's looking more likely the lockdown will either be lifted totally or partially after this week.
It's however quite curious and suspicious how the state government is reeling out that exit strategy.
It's like working from the answer back to the question.
It's impossible and I mean it, totally impossible that just 24hours after having 74 infections in a single day, suddenly,not a single INFECTION, not DEATH o,was recorded the very next day;when the lockdown itself has been a sham because in communities people are interacting as much as they were before,and even more now.Take for example the community vigilantes and the cramping of the few buses conveying market women,men or people to their various businesses.
It however brings me to the point I have made before;that despite the euphoria,the virus doesn't seem able to thrive here;or the figures we have been told are grossly under reported,but people have been surviving without treatment on their own.
But this 24hrs no infection is either a scam or someone working to the answer.
Crime › Re: Okparaeke: Doctor Slumps And Dies At FMC Umuahia by seborrhic: 9:08am On Apr 21, 2020
DonMustafa:
It could be that he was overworked. I know a lady nurse who does 24 hours shifts now. She will do 24 hours, go home for 12 hours rest, come back for another 24 hours straight. If there's is rush or emergency, her 12 hours off is suspended. Crazy times

All those people dropping bank details everywhere begging for money, I have advice for you. Go and do online dating because white people have good hearts. If you meet a white person online, become their friend for a week or 2, then you explain your problem to them, they will assist you. Nigerians will only look and pass. If they help you, it is N5k max. But white people have pity.

If it is only $500 the person sends, $1 now is N400. $500 is N200,000. Imagine what N200,000 will do in your life now. This is what I did last year December and I was able to raise money to start a betting shop that is feeding me today.

You can use free sites like Facebook. But on free sites, it is hard to find people. If possible, use a paid dating site. You can see dating sites for as low as $29. I used a site called Bit Mistress to get the white lady who helped me. You can try it too. It is very cheap.
After all your epistle,you finally ended up with what your true intentions are: advertising your or someone else's chitty dating site,for your own financial benefit obviously.
Politics › Re: Imo State Gov. Uzodimma To Rename State Varsity After Mallam Abba Kyari by seborrhic: 11:26am On Apr 20, 2020
ImoFirstBorn:
GOVERNMENT OF IMO STATE

PRESS RELEASE

Uzodimma To Rename IMSU Mallam Abba Kyari University

—Says Late COS Died A Patriot

Governor Hope Uzodimma of Imo State has hinted that plans are in place to rename the state-owned Imo State University to Mallam Abba Kyari University.

The Governor made this call when the management staff of the university led by the Vice Chancellor, Prof. Adaobi Obasi paid him a visit at the Executive Chambers of the Imo State Government House.

The Governor went on to say that Mallam Abba Kyari played a pivotal role in the liberation of Imo State and no gesture is too big for a man who died as a patriot.

The Governor also said that consultations are underway with relevant stakeholders both in the education sector and in the State to critically look at the situation and take a decision.

The Governor urged the management staff of IMSU to live up to expectation, while pointing out that his Administration is very committed to quality education in the State and that Imo State University as the epicenter can not be left behind.

The University management through the VC commended the Governor for a job well done so far. She also called on all and sundry to support His Excellency to succeed.

Oguwuike Nwachuku

Chief Press Secretary/Media Adviser (Gov.)

April 20, 2020
You deserve a massive ban for posting fake news.
You distorted a press release and added your own devilish thoughts.
Mods please see to this.
Travel › Re: Lockdown: 3rd Mainland Bridge Today's Morning (Photos) by seborrhic: 10:14am On Apr 20, 2020
iwaeda:
Covid19 FG Lockdown; See 3rd Mainland Bridge Today!

Traffic on 3rd mainland bridge this morning as sent in by our Correspondent � please where are these people going even after cases in Lagos rose to 70 just last night. What is the colour of our problem? Cc @trafficbutter

VIA @Hasshabie

https://twitter.com/trafficbutter/status/1252149673869090816?s=19

Lagos people are I dont understand. In the evening, 100 new cases
New York City,not just the entire state has the highest infection in the world,yet they trooped out over the weekend to the Park to enjoy the Sunny weather,many with protective covering.What do you say of them?
At least the ones in the picture are going out looking for how to put food on the table since the government doesn't give a damn about anyone,unless it's can avenue to embezzle funds.
We should not belittle our people.
It's the leaders here that follow the bandwagon that are useless.
Technology Market › Re: House Clearance Sales.. Come In Here!!!! by seborrhic: 11:34pm On Apr 19, 2020
[quote author=ugo41babe post=88617166][/quote]How much and your location?
Politics › Re: Muhammad Marwa Is New Chief Of Staff by seborrhic: 6:13pm On Apr 19, 2020
haywire07:
Details coming soon....
For record purposes
Politics › Re: BREAKING: PENGASSAN Orders Strike Over Arrest Of Exxonmobil Staff by seborrhic: 1:21pm On Apr 19, 2020
Why not just suspend all oil lifting and distribution in Rivers,than subjecting d whole country to Wike's toutish and st upid behaviours?
It's only fellow touts that support Wike's actions.
Politics › Re: "Stop Condemning The Gathering At Abba Kyari Burial, It Is Capitalism" - Adamu G by seborrhic: 8:43am On Apr 19, 2020
One of the illiterates claiming "privileged" and being "elite". What has capitalism, socialism or communism got to do with social distancing? This one doesn't even understand what social distancing means. From his response,I bet he thinks it's a form of goverment or economy.
Health › Re: Aba Made Masks With Visors Better Chinese Made! by seborrhic: 8:15pm On Apr 18, 2020
This is what I call unique and innovative. Not all these facemasks every tailor now seems to make.
Politics › Re: See What This Twiter User Has To Say About Abba Kyari by seborrhic: 9:52am On Apr 18, 2020
The reason a man's true deeds on Earth while alive must be boldly told,no matter how dark and ugly, revealing his true character,and not coating it because he is dead,is that those alive learn and know that even in death,happy words may not be said of them,if they lived a terrible,wicked life.
Family › Re: What Is The Weirdest Thing You Have Seen In Someone Else House? by seborrhic: 2:43pm On Apr 17, 2020
megareal:
You know it is your type I would love to put in the same room with just one of my cousins who are leaders in the occult. Thirty minutes only, alone with one of them and this your supposed educated mentality will vamoose fiam. That is if your mouth will ever be able to say what you have seen. Or if your educated brain would even remain the same after the encounter.
You know why I know and believe God is real and I worship and serve Him? Because I have seen both worlds. The devil is very real too.
You should not be amongts educated people.
You belong in the cave with cavemen.
If your cousin was that powerful you don't even need him to see me,he should be able to magically know who I am just by looking at his Calabash and using it to do me harm.
Your education,if you had any proper one,was totally wasted.
Crime › Re: BREAKING!!! Heavy Tension In Aba As Security Officials Kill Keke Operator by seborrhic: 2:39pm On Apr 17, 2020
Cyberterror:
This idea of waiting for another person to start a revolution for you is why there will be no revolution at all !!
Classic!
Ironic how the armed forces in Nigeria have killed more people in just one state in the SouthEast than the virus has killed in the entire South East.
Family › Re: What Is The Weirdest Thing You Have Seen In Someone Else House? by seborrhic: 2:27pm On Apr 17, 2020
megareal:
I went to a Senior friend's house because I needed him to sign a document for me. The wife told me he travelled. I replied that he gave me the appointment to bring the document that day. She asked me to follow her. We entered a dark room that was like a temple (I already knew he dabbled in the occult). There I saw the man lying down dead like. The wife asked me to drop the document on his table and wait. I did, a few moments after she asked me to pick it up. I picked up the signed document with the necessary recommendation I needed in the man's handwriting.

Truly, I wasn't surprised because these eyes of mine have seen some unusual things in these my few years on earth. I was only surprised that the woman chose to trust me to see that. I still wonder why till date.

Ps
The following week I went to see him to thank him, he also acted like it was nothing. Told me he attends such meetings once a month for three days in a certain country. I told him I was grateful he took time out to help me. And he said for me he would do anything. I still wonder why I was so special.
Rubbish tale meant for kids
Likely made up.
Grow up and stop believing in rubbish tales.
Politics › Re: Sanwo-Olu Meets CEOs, Mulls Lockdown Review in Seven Days by seborrhic: 10:18am On Apr 17, 2020
All just following the direction from the West, nothing innovative,nothing done out of deep analysis after taking all factors into consideration as is expected of leaders.
If the Lagos and Nigerian leadership,particularky that clown in Aso Rock,were anything close to being leaders,now that the number of people coming down with the infection is increasing,this is when they should rightfully be tightening the lockdown noose.
But just because the western world are now seriously considering opening up the economy because their numbers are slightly decreasing but most importantly because everyone there is coming to the realization that inspite of whatever direction the infection rate takes,the economy cannot be held to ransom till the virus is defeated;suddenly we here too are now talking about relaxing the lockdown despite our own numbers increasing.
Clowns.
Health › Re: 100 Chevron Employees Suspected Of Having Coronavirus Secretly Quarantined - SR by seborrhic: 5:22pm On Apr 15, 2020
This RagTag outfit.
Without even knowing all the facts I can confidently decipher those employees are being kept there for pssibly job related reasons and not anything to do with Covid-19 contraction.
A company as global and big as Chevron would carelessly toy with their name, reputation and even business interest worldwide by putting health of its employees and community at risk,so publicly and cheapishly? Impossible.
SR should just fold up.
It's days of lying and beer parlor stories that helped to topple the GEJ goverment are long gone.
Foreign Affairs › Re: People Protest Against Lockdown In Ohio, USA (Video) by seborrhic: 1:44pm On Apr 15, 2020
Now that the whites too are protesting,despite the palliative measures their goverments are doing out and inspite of being far well off than Nigerians,where are the imps claiming poor Nigerians protesting and rubbishing the Covid 19 lockdown are illiterates?
Guess these whites too are illiterates?
Health › Re: Lagos Discharges Eight More Coronavirus Patients by seborrhic: 5:47pm On Apr 14, 2020
THUNDER4real:
Nigeria health team in Lagos need to teach the world the remedy they are using......I have been wondering if it is the same corona virus in Nigeria same with the one in U.k, Italy, etc
There is nothing they are doing that's unique or innovative.
The same principle applies:isolate,treat symptoms, supportive therapy then watch,wait to see who wins the battle between the virus and the patient's body.
What we all should be asking and pondering over is this:how come we never heard of any patient being in intensive care and being put on ventilator?
No patient has been reported to be on ventilator since this outbreak in Nigeria,it's either they survive it in isolation or we hear they died at home or hospital without any ventilator support.
It's when we successfully manage a Covid 19 patient on ICU and ventilator support we should celebrate because as it stands presently,none with serious Covid symptoms has survived in Nigeria.
Food › Re: Hungry Lagosians Mob A Bus Loaded With Bread In Agege (Video) by seborrhic: 4:15pm On Apr 14, 2020
kitombo:
The man was giving out free bread; if you listen carefully you'll hear a woman praying for him in the background. Very false narration of event.
This looks like the true state of events because I doubt people including women would be so damn open and bold in stealing bread meant for sale.
Asides that,bakeries don't usually use this kind of buses for distribution of bread to resellers.
Politics › Re: Hungry Lagosians Attack Bread Supplier, Carries All His Bread (video) by seborrhic: 3:06pm On Apr 14, 2020
Aside the lockdown being a scam,it has also wrought new evils in the society,criminals,some fuelled by hunger and anger,others accidentally delving into crime with the belief they would stop once things normalize after the lockdown.
Both sets, unfortunately may continue their criminal spree after the lockdown.
But there is also those genuinely feeling the pains and desperation that hunger brings and it is this set whose actions after the lockdown would be unpredictable.
I always laugh when people here say nigerians are fools to disobeying the lockdown.
It's always easy saying these things when you are not steering down the cold,brutal barrel of hunger.
Politics › Re: Lockdown Hunger: Nigerians Viscously Fighting Over Bread by seborrhic: 3:05pm On Apr 14, 2020
Aside the lockdown being a scam,it has also wrought new evils in the society,criminals,some fuelled by hunger and anger,others accidentally delving into crime with the belief they would stop once things normalize after the lockdown.
Both sets, unfortunately may continue their criminal spree after the lockdown.
But there is also those genuinely feeling the pains and desperation that hunger brings and it is this set whose actions after the lockdown would be unpredictable.
I always laugh when people here say nigerians are fools to disobeying the lockdown.
It's always easy saying these things when you are not steering down the cold,brutal barrel of hunger.
Health › Re: Lagos Discharges Six More Coronavirus Patients by seborrhic: 5:27pm On Apr 13, 2020
There is something about us or the environment here that seems to make the disease far far less fatal,despite it being as easily contractible here as in elsewhere.
Politics › Re: Today Is Lockdown Deadline,yet No Statement From The FG by seborrhic(op): 4:34pm On Apr 13, 2020
bender79:
Nigeria economy cannot kick start without other World economies. For now, only those who are selling and providing essentials will make any meaningful money. If you are not in this category then I take it that the reason you want to leave home is to socialize and that is understandable.
I am not socializing anywhere.
I have also been proven now correct with this thread when I asserted that there was no categorical statement on the next line of action because it's just been announced by the state house that the president will make another broadcast today to state the government's next action as far as the lockdown is concerned.
Politics › Re: Today Is Lockdown Deadline,yet No Statement From The FG by seborrhic(op): 10:54am On Apr 13, 2020
bender79:
What are you going to hussle out when world economy is down? No body is going to make any reasonable money now except people selling food stuffs and providing essential services
Government's all over the world are making the re-opening of their economies soonest as top a priority as the search for a treatment or vaccine or whichever comes first.
Even in the most affected of countries they are finding it difficult to keep citizens at home and know the longer the lockdown continues the higher that their citizens would disobey the lockdown.
The disobedience of the lockdown is not just a Nigerian thing.
It's the nature of every homo sapiens to go out for survival,even those whose goverments have provided sufficiently for them during the lockdown.
Politics › Re: Today Is Lockdown Deadline,yet No Statement From The FG by seborrhic(op): 6:13am On Apr 13, 2020
ol2012:
Today is day 13 and not the last day sir/ma. Lockdown started at 11pm on Monday 30 March 2020. It’ll be 14 days by 10:59 pm on Monday 13 April.

However, if no official announcement is made tomorrow, the lockdown will continue as Mr President’s last statement on subject infers continuation.
Alright.
Politics › Re: Today Is Lockdown Deadline,yet No Statement From The FG by seborrhic(op): 8:15pm On Apr 12, 2020
AgentNairaland:
Bubu Will Address You At 12:00 midnight
cheesy
AgentNairaland:
Bubu Will Address You At 12:00 midnight
Politics › Re: Today Is Lockdown Deadline,yet No Statement From The FG by seborrhic(op): 8:13pm On Apr 12, 2020
jodeci:
What statement are you looking for? The FG has already said the lockdown will continue until their advisers say otherwise. Update yourself first before finding fault
Ok.
Didn't interpret it that way.
What I read Buhari said was that it would last "as long as his advisers say so",but no statement yet on what he has been advised on.
Unless I either read or interpreted wrong.

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