₦airaland Forum

Onegai:
Some months ago, I heard a story from an anonymous source (whose hands were not clean either), that the Banana Island mansion was not Linda Ikeji's, but belonged to someone connected to the last government (someone with links to the former president). That Linda sometimes fronts for people who need to hide a lot of money by claiming she's moving millions with her very public blogging business. That a lot of billionaires in Nigeria are actually a front for illegal stolen government money (this is a well-work method of hiding stolen funds and money-laundering in Nigeria). I only partially believed that story then because I knew the blog made good money but not N600million on a house money. Come to Ikoyi and hang out a bit, so you soon realise who can move that kind of money (not on social media where almost everyone is flaunting fake lifestyle, check it out yourself). I know she does well sponsorship adverts for some millions and sadly I also know she made good money blackmailing people (people used to pay her to take stories about them down and now other bloggers are trying to copy her).

But if she's denying ownership of the house, maybe FIRS went after her as a start to chasing the real owner of the house.

Randyhot:
Truth be told, any woman that feels embittered about her husband infidelity is just giving her self unecessary hbp...it is in our nature, both science and religion has proved it so, just be comforted that he doesnt neglect his responsibilities to his family.

sukkot:
hey hey now gurllllll. trust errthang is cooo

sukkot:
nah brah I am very sane. too sane for my own liking. i need a bit of crazy. a bit of crazy is always good. not too much but just the right amount sprinkled in lolz. women are somewhat crazy creatures so they only sync with crazy guys. a guy who is clean cut and straight laced and very prim and proper will get friendzoned ASAP. women like crazy cuz they are crazy lolz

Sanchez01:
Lol. I remember that song as well. The highlight to all of our songs was;

Now the day is over
Night is drawing near
Shadows of the evening is now....
(I have forgotten jare, at least I tried)

Setaje, please ya presence is needed

netotse:
cat got your tongue?

netotse:
What s wrong with ISL

TheMadame:
Queens college,Yaba is a cesspool of corruption. Take it from a person that knows. From the principal down to the least worker to the parents/teachers association executives. Take it from a parent that knows,because I enrolled my daughter in that school two years ago as a JSS 1 student,but I had to convince my husband to withdraw her when she came home on holidays and told me extremely disturbing stories.
My daughter was in the bording school,and told me that on weekends,some male teachers would regularly come into the female hostels in the night,wake up all the female students in the bording house and organise a dancing competition for them,playing music on a hand held device. The girls were forced to dance in their night gowns while these male teachers oogled and cheered them on. My daughter jold me that this took place every weekend under the excuse of exercise.
I brought this matter up with the school authorities and the PTA but it was vehemently denied and covered up,because the PTA executive are in cahoots with the Principal and they share the 97 thousand PTA levy they bill all the JSS1 students every first term. In order to protect my daughter who was traumatised that she was being made to dance in her nightie every weekend for perverted male teachers,I withdrew her from the school at the end of the JSS1 session and enrolled her in a private school. She lost one year but I am glad I made an effort to save her from potential predators.

theshaderoom:
He says he is dating the fourth richest man in africa

FlawlessRebirth2:
.KIKIKIKIKIKI


YOU DONE MEET WITH EM FACE2FACE B4?

Fyorgyn:
This is what stands NNPC out... The recruitment is usually widely advertised and, to a large extent, people are taken on merit. I have never applied for a job with them but I know a couple of people who got into NNPC in 2012...really smart people...first class brains who are everyday Nigerians.

The only problem with their process is that it can be cancelled at any time... Those that were taken in 2012 applied in 2010!!!! and those who applied in 2012 wrote aptitude tests but it hasn't seen the light of day.

Bottom line is, When NNPC employs it is largely a free and fair process

youngalex:
There are ladies that have special spiritual gifts, even in their worst behaviour the gift radiates...what the gods see, mere mortals might not see or understand,she was selected among others based on her spiritual strength...take it or leave it.
The men she dated or once married the spirit that controls her didn't accept them..simple
I tell people Marriage is more Spiritual than physical

onyichick:
I don't see dis ending well,dis is a a disgrace to d crown.lots of dirty stuvz will continue to come out n I wonder how long d ooni will continue to turn a blind eye.oracle did not choose her n I blv oracle didn't choose d ooni himself,all na politics he simply paid his way to the throne.

Adesiji77:
Good observation @anonymox321

Crossing from one bank to another is a decision that one has to consider very carefully, especially now with the current state of the economy and the regulatory headwinds that banks are battling with.

Interestingly, banks where things seem to "work" tend to have almost zero tolerance for delayed performance as you rightly observed.

"There is no perfect system anywhere. The grass is not always greener on the other side."

I share the above sentiment 200%. These are invaluable lessons you learn when you move from one bank to another.

There is always a price to pay...

Lescott7:
Sincerely all those things they call entrepreneurship in Nigeria are not in anyway related to the economic and common sense meaning of what entrepreneur actually meant. Most things they call entrepreneurship such as Barbing, tailoring,make-up,bead making etc are Vocational skills and not entrepreneurship. Entrepreneurship in a normal sense is beyond what we call it in Nigeria and Universities in Nigeria are actually making this misconception, entrepreneurship is simply seeing opportunities and responding to it positively. The bottom line is that, you are not an entrepreneur when you into or have acquired the so called vocational skills wrongly perceived to be entrepreneurial skills. An entrepreneur is someone who sees opportunities where others fail to see and it's not someone that is learning barbing where there seems to be more than enough barbers.

sage2:
I understand. Please remain virtuous. I need a woman like you as wife. God bless you.

sage2:
As long as I and other men like me liveth, there will always be hope for virtuous women. They are the only women I will ever marry.