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So true. I saw this flash sale for Samsung S8 on Jumia, I had to stop work till 9:30am just so I get it and when it was time, I kept clicking on the item but it always redirects me to a page where you have several phones. After like 2 minutes of constant clicks, the last time I tried I just saw "Sold Out" stamped on it. These people are just full of poo. |
emorse:His friend is not a G boy, I have noticed the same thing too. My friends in Canada, US and UK call me often and 8 out of every 10 times they call, I see a local number. I've asked and they say they don't know why their numbers are showing like that. But there should be a logical reason to this though. |
Now I understand why I had to call my wife to confirm which route they took from Ikeja to Mafoluku most of the time. This story clearly explains why the route of the first picture is like that while the second picture is the normal/usual route. Notice the difference in route and amount charged? Also note the fact that the actual trip in both instances were undertaken by following the exact same route yet there are difference in price and the route shown on the receipts. Kai, it will take a lot to change this fraudulent mentality in many Nigerians.
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emmyN:I'm with you on this. I've been searching for where the match was being shown. |
And now it is working. |
Yes, I just noticed. At least now, BBM will experience small traffic. |
Sister Kemi O. and LIB should take note of this and be careful cos I know 2019 will see loads of mudslinging. |
Funny enough, I had same conversation with my wife today. A delivery guy brought diapers I ordered online, I transferred the cash to her account, she paid and told me afterwards and I thanked her. She then asked why I was thanking her, I told her it was just out of mare cutesy. Children should thank their parents after a meal not because their parents are doing them any favour, but simply out of cutesy. Yes, parents have the obligation to provide for their children and the children should appreciate the efforts put in by the parents to provide for them, mostly out of cutesy. In doing that, the children will also learn to appreciate people outside when efforts are put into providing them any service or favours. If the child doesn't say thank you, that is not a ground for victimisation or an opportunity to beat the child to force it on the child because the parent has not done anything extraordinary for the child. That's just my opinion though, to each his own. |
dingbang:I have other account but because of financial discipline, I decided decided not to have ATM cards or internet banking access to the other accounts. I've got FCMB and Access Bank accounts, there is no point in having accounts scattered all over. Thanks for the offer though. |
I have never been embarrassed as much as I was yesterday, all my online and ATM transactions were declined. If not for the fact that I was well know at the restaurant I went to in VI yesterday, who knows what would have become of me. At the end of the day, I had to beg for cash at the office before I could leave. It was terrible. |
hezy4real01:Victor is not just any photographer adugbo, he's a straight up guy and a professional to the core. He's done huge projects for big shots in the industry and he's not one of those that will flaunt and brag all over the internet. |
akinade28:First you call out the people that say they can't, afterwards you doubt the person that said he would. So, exactly why do I need to take the bullet for you again? |
Pavore9:That's the irony of life. When we throw shades at each other, we are, somewhat, OK with it. But when an outsider throws shades at Nigerians, you can't tell a Yoruba man different from an Igbo or Hausa man because we all will go all out and call for the MF's head. I wonder why then all the internal squabble, why we can't just live together in peace without the tribalism and hate for each other, only the bare our fangs at non-nigerians taking a swipe at us. |
Gilbertase:Thanks a lot brah? Really appreciate keeping the stuff for me. |
Interns in SLB can never earn up to 120k. Not now, not in the past. Furthermore, he interned at MI, a SLB company, which compounds the lie even more. |
toosoon:Oya, see post and picture evidence that he couldn't have been earning that much https://www.nairaland.com/4053715/mr-eazi-lied-n2million-schlumberger |
He is obviously lying. For you to earn that much in Shclum, you would be a manager. Even the offshore guys "hardly" earn that much. He was even a staff of MI (not a core Schlum staff) Na wah o. |
Why is his head bigger than the butt? Ayam not undastandin |
Petitediva14:I had same exact issue. I called GTB and they siad there was nothing wrong with my card; I also called Paypal and they too said they don't any challenge from their end and that I should contact my Bank. The thing is so frustrating I had to forget using Paypal altogether. |
I still go there to check profile pictures of those who still use it. ![]() |
Emmanueledu:Yup, he's the one! |
Yet to be identified ke? That is Ademola Adedoyin na, he featured in Kunle Afolayon's October 1 and also plays a key role in Jemeji (currently showing weekdays on DSTv AM151) |
I'm really impressed with the quality of the honey I got, thank you so much. |
Fkforyou:You might be right. I call my married female friends Babe, even when I receive or call them in my wife's presence. The only thing I would have done differently if I were the lady is to ask the guy to stop being silly by asking me if I missed him (even if we had a history) and the late chats too will definitely pass a wrong message. But the heart of men/women is very deep sha, it is well. OP, like someone suggested, let themselves out. You might give an advice that may be misconstrued once they have made up and are in za oza room. Ọrọ Ọkọ ati Iyawo o se da si. |
Tolexander:Lol... Nna, leave all these politicians and their shenanigans. A not so distant leader once was standing at a rally where another former leader announced that he was going to run for just one term in office. We all know the end of the story. Politicians and lies/pretence are like white on Rice more often than not. |
Tolexander:Haba, how will he not want his name in the media when he has 2019 ambitions. How else will he be popular? Him not getting media coverage during this celebration period will not do his popularity drive any good, especially among.... Abeg, let me not write what's on my mind, everything you write or do in that line is seen a d tag bigotry now-a-days; mbok, I don't have power for chere ka m bia. |
Hi all. I have a PS4 in the house but my son won't let me play it in peace, he keeps dragging the control with me and cries when I end or shutdown the system. Anyways, told my brother in-law about it and he gave my boy his old Xbox Original but the disks he gave us are not playing due to overuse. I've been searching for where to get games to no avail, any ideas? |
Gilbertase:Oh, no. It's not that I'm doubting you, I had seen the price even before I made my comment. It's just that, like I mentioned in my earlier post, it is way above my current budget. E just be say Naija of today, e hard to reach agreement with people you hardly know (and this goes both ways), if not I for say make we relate. |
Gilbertase:I for like buy the watch but the price is way bigger than my budget. |
I wish I can meet the man. Since I read this, to slap person just dey hungry me and the son of a worm would have been the best candidate. ![]() |


