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orientalzimperi:As a young man who wants to really be married, the signs of violence should be your watchword during courtship. When a violent man is upset, he can be calmed; but not same can be said of a violent woman. Your experience is not the best teacher because there are some experiences that may mar you for life. Let the experiences of other people who refused to learn be your teacher. |
Akpabio wants to further tarnish the little goodwill left in him. Since he believes the Senate is far more lucrative than a ministerial appointment having tasted both, he should go for the rerun and lost out completely on both sides. He cannot be a minister in the FEC and be contesting elections at the same time. Buhari will just replace him, and Udom will disgrace him again. My Advice: The man should just stay put where he is. A bird in hand is worth more than ten birds in the bush. |
This is Nigeria where priorities are so many a time misplaced, but this one is very shocking. This car can do so many things, but I know there is no way they will understand! |
[quote author=Babymuchendu post=80120245][/quote]Sent you a DM, but you didn't bother to reply. How are you? |
Really, the country doesn't seem safe as it is. Everyday, we hear of judges and wellbeing Nigerians abducted and their orderlies pay with their lives. So painful. But Nnamdi KANU, this your response is very very epic... Hahahahaha. Binta Nyako, check in to the nearest Nigerian Prison!! |
He is confirming something we all may have been suspicious of. Alas, a bonafide Boko Haram member could be the one on the exalted seat already! |
Babymuchendu:Which Bank do you work so I can give you someone for a try? |
I like this Ighalo's never give up spirit. He works so hard and believes in himself. |
That last picture though... Very sad! |
@OP, 1. Did you apply for any job there? 2. If you got the SMS via a phone number, why don't you call back/send a SMS to verify instead of asking everybody? Do you know how many people reading this may gatecrash the venue on the proposed date? Many more qualified ones among may get the job from your mouth. 3. If the message is customized number, beware of fraudsters, they are even in your backyard. 4. There's no harm in giving it a trial, but come back here also and give us feedback... e.g., the nature of job, paycheck, etc. Good luck! |
This is exactly (or even worse) what hundreds of Nigerians go through everyday in the country they are supposed to be patriotic/loyal to the authorities. The i.diots take your simplicity for cowardice and milk you dry because you never behaved like them. Talking about V.I.O. personnels deployed to the roads, I will tell you this about them: 1. Most of them are uneducated, untrained and un-informed about their particular roles. 2. A lot of them go out without the hope of returning back home alive due to unforeseen circumstances 3. They usually smoke and drink to be high so as to behave thuggish 4. They are very poor When talking to any of these personnel (V.I.O. and FRSC), make sure you don't laugh with them or even try to plead in any way. It makes you look like like an ATM in their eyes. Look straight in their eyes, act tough and try to quote whatever laws. If that doesn't work, be prepared for the worse, especially if you look/dress civilised. The only other thing they understand is to behave like them. What I mean is to become a super-possessed thug, and mean it. Why do you think they hardly stop taxis or buses? Those guys smoke the same with them and are always ready for the worse. Nigeria has gotten to a level where being a gentleman fetches you nothing but pain and anguish. Look at Oshiomhole, El_Rufai, Amaechi, Fayose, Dino Melaye, Ganduje, Festus Keyamo, etc and compare them to people like Olu Falae, Ogbonnaya Onu, etc. The more rugged you are, the better respected you become in the Nigeria of today! |
Psoul:This is a more logical way of reasoning, but I don't know if the President's economic team, the Labour Union and the Ministers including the external teams involved with the minimum wage review think this way. |
Jonathan is more qualified than you but Nigerians voted him out and made the mistake of bringing you on board. How dare you talk of qualification after raping the electorates dry and bleeding in the last elections? It is not about who is best qualified for the job, but about who emerged winner legitimately! |
Here he was as an apprentice in Kaduna while his mates were in school. I am sure those his friends who eventually graduated from the University despised him. Today, he is a smart billionaire who rose through the ranks the hard way because going through school was scam to him. He was not the definition of handsomeness, but he knew money can buy him anything good, so he went after money instead of books. No situation is helpless if only you know your areas of strength. His story is inspiring only to those who are willing to be corrupt, backbiters, whoremongers and deceitful because he represents all of these! |
This calls for deep thinking... a reflective one! The same set of people own oil wells, they control the economy, they control both the elites and masses, they control everything yet some people believe in dying for them. So many people from one tribe dominating the list, but the real Niger Deltans are drinking polluted water in their oil rich backyard. Oh, Jonathan!! Just watch it, their children and spouses were listed among as owners and the cycle continues. We need to break the hedge so that struggling commoners can fix themselves too and their families. This is not really fair! There was a country...
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@INEC If you are willing to be a tool, try being one for justice sake. Let me speak directly to the Electoral Body's Leadership: 1. Remember the future of our great country rests on the shoulders of its leaders, in their different capacities. We have political leaders, religious leaders as well as leaders in other areas of human endeavors. 2. As much as other leaders are concerned and with due respect, the political leaders are regarded as more powerful. 3. But the people/masses willingly give power to the political class to serve/rule over them. 4. When you aid the corrupt political leaders to power against the will of the people, you have made yourself a murderer, killing the future of the unborn, except they are saved by God. |
So sorry for the young man... See what he has done to himself. When we say "don't drink to stupor", this is the result. In this case, domestic violence has not been emphasised because the society tends to see the young lady as brave while the victim continues to see himself lower than any other man. What a shame on everyone involved including the person who filmed it. |
Secondus: Baba, this mandate given to you by the Nigerian people and stolen by Buhari, the tyrant must be reclaimed through the court. Atiku: Hmmm... (not talking but looking into thin air) Secondus: We must get the best lawyers and form a very formidable legal team that can quote both English and Sharia laws in case Justice Tanko does not understand Atiku: Hmmm... Secondus: We should also employ the services of local lawyers and confuse Tanko, 'cause the guy looks confused already Atiku: Hmmmm... Secondus: All these "Hmmmmssss"? Atiku: Hmmm.... Secondus: Baba, do you understand? Atiku: I swear, Buhari must be dealt with. Can you imagine he stole the people's will in 1983, did the same again and again and nobody can stop him. Walahi, I must stop him... Hmmmm,,, Secondus: Hmmm ![]() Atiku: Hmmmm... |
Reno Omokri, the tormentor of Buhari. When men do what they please without being checkmated, their integrity is questioned. Every government need a critic to sit up on its promises. That is why Reno's voice is very loud. Well done, Reno! |
Owutuotuo:Did you listen to the part where he said "we may not have a better option" before he proceeded? Here is the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-0Sn5BZDsVs |
This one does not deserve a response from sane people... Typical "whorey" |
Lala, come oh! Food don done. Looks like a cobra. |
Naijaalive:"He who pays the piper, dictates the tune" |
I hope Nigerian sports stars would emulate this. Even when your career in sports end, your popularity should pave way for you in the international business world. Even if you didn't graduate from the University, your talent(s) should pave way for you at the top of your sports career. I wonder how many graduates work for Didier Drogba! |
Since they cannot buy your votes, they want to reduce your population. Resist them because their time is very short! |
Why wouldn't she defend her son who has made sure her monthly upkeep has geometrically increased since he assumed office as Nigeria's Vice President? it is only an ungrateful mother, and a useless son that will come on social media to castigate each other. Mama, the fact that your life has improved in quality does not mean it is same for other Nigerians. The table is turning, though and someday our mothers will live even better than what your son can provide for you at the moment. Until then, never forget to reprimand him for the evil things he has soiled his hands into, and most importantly, start preparing to live your life the way it used to be four years ago, because Nigerians have decided to boot him and his illiterate senile boss out of office next week! |
May their souls find peace. If you hustle hard, and your hustling is not yielding the desired results, please don't resort to taking your life or that of another person. It is a sin, and you may never forgive yourself in the after life. Always find contentment in the little you have, and learn to appreciate the Almighty Creator for giving you the wisdom to even understand how to hustle. The man in this story messed up by dragging a property with the son, and his wife. He messed up greatly by doing the abominable. My brother, whatever belongs to your wife, automatically is yours as long as you legally married her! |
God is indeed merciful... |
@OP, Atiku lifted 45,000 families from poverty in his home State. That means, as an individual he has done far better than other billionaires in Nigeria and generally in the world. As an individual, what have you contributed to your family with the resources at your disposal? What about your community? How many projects have you embarked on in touching the lives around you positively? You should learn to remove the log in your eyes before looking elsewhere to remove logs from. This is far better than Buhari who neither developed his community as Maximum Ruler cum Dictator, Petroleum Minister, PTF Boss, Governor General nor as a democratically elected President. Learn to appreciate little things to make life more meaningful for you!
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May God heal his child, replenish his savings and help him recover mentally, emotionally and physically. |
When real hunger strikes, you do the unbelievable. One pic, many meanings... |
