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So respect is all about not calling someone by their first name and prostrating to greet an elder? Lame.

She tried to shame an entire tribe but ended up shaming herself.

BedLam:
I will take them serious when they go mainstream.

They will, its a matter of time.

BedLam:
I just searched for them now and they seem to have the potentials to compete! Bankrolled by econet as well, they should do more of advertisement in Nigeria.

The adverts are coming. They are yet to officially launch in Naija.

Didn't the ministry of health see those pro Buhari's protesters that were smoking in public? Abi different law for different people?

Culture and tradition is beautiful but I don't consider this one beautiful.

This is wickedness. Why do people praise these guys?

Money that could have been channeled into something productive that could benefit all the masses is used to push propaganda.

Why won't he be bold to make such statement when the president's aides came out to support the barbaric act.


Why is Osibanjo quiet on all these? Many have even forgotten we have an acting president.

osuofia2:
She is more beautiful than that skull miners bread seller call olajumoke

That was unnecessary na

Until we see the contents they are offering. Its not just about bringing down price. We want quality.

Dlordsamurai:
Biafra is at the mercy of Niger deltans, we are the blockage preventing the federal govt from putting a stop to this biafra madness. "Nnamdi kanu should give thanks to Niger deltans and respect himself and stop naming a state in niger delta, as part of biafra. "The day niger deltans turn on him, that will be his end and the end of biafra. "i am warning all the igbos not to fork with Niger deltans, if not, we will be the death of Biafra.

*Yawns*

Biafra is Igbo. Ijaw is Niger Delta. We are just neighbours with common interest mostly.

They wanted to send a panel of six members, each from the six political zones to London to ascertain the exact condition of Mr. president. How is that a plot against Buhari? Very soon now we will hear its "Corruption fighting back". Abegi.

wickyyolo:
I'm just a programmer who design enterprise applications.

Trading is just a hobby to me
Please don't take my comments personal

We don hear. Go and sin no more.

The tribalism in this forum is really getting out of hands. No meaningful contributions or debates, just shouting "afonja", " Igbo", "aboki". Too bad.

That is not his decision to make. Our constitution is clear. He should just resign and lets move on.

They should wait for the nation to split first na. Abi are those not federal govt institutions again?

Kondomatic:
That's if you're hundred sure that it is the person. I was skeptical initially because she was online while her phone was with me.

Ok, thats legit.

The ad is misrepresenting because you will never see nude air hostesses on board.

Newbiee:
Na you lock am down?

No, APC and their shameless supporters did.

This country has been on lockdown since May 2015. Sad.

Kondomatic:
Depends on her privacy settings though and even if he sends a message, it will first appear as a message request which she will need to approve before they can start chatting, if she blocked friends request, she will definitely block chat request..

Or do you expect him to just go to her inbox and say "Hi. I have found 400k job for you?"

She will mark it as spam(scam).

Moreover nah person we em dey feed dey bring mouth.

Lemme Tell You A Similar Story.

A driver once brought a phone for me to buy, a Z10 back then and when I asked him how he got it, he said that it belongs to her sister. then I told him to call the sister to get the security code. It was then that he revealed to me that a passenger forgot it in his car.

On the screen of the phone is a picture of a young lady who is likely to be in her later teens or maybe early twenties and she wrote her name on it.

I told the driver that I will buy the phone if I unlock it successfully, he agreed and gave me two days.

I searched for the lady on Facebook with her name and found her, fortunately she was online.

I sent her messages but she wouldn't reply, though I didn't tell her why because it may not be her.

I inserted my simcard in the phone and luckily data was on, notifications started coming in from whatsapp, email etc. I called a number that was not saved and asked the girl if she knows the phone owner personally.

She say that they're sisters. I was like Bleep, you're sister's and she didn't even save your number?

To avoid sending information to the wrong person, I asked her why her sister's number has not been going through, she said that I should call her Airtel number, the MTN is not going because she forgot it in a car days ago. I collected the Airtel from her and called the phone owner but the Italian princess wouldn't pick.

I let it slide but a part of me wasn't comfortable with giving the back to the driver so I called her once again and luckily she picked.

We talked and I gave her the driver's number in the end. The phone was returned to her.

It was after my call that she then approved my chat request and even sent a friend to me.
I think her friend request is still pending on Facebook.

Not everybody like chatting on social media, especially, with a stranger. I have someone's lost item and found the person on Facebook I won't just drop "hi" to see if he/she will respond back, I will go straight to the matter and inform the person what's up.

africandollar:
Look at it this way, why would I be in a hurry to buy a house after mine had been demolished instead of looking for a temporary accommodation on rent in the mean time? Well maybe I shouldn't have termed it greed but you and your company were so focused on selling a property that you lost the big picture of rationalizing the buyer's motives.

You could have said naive not greed. He made mention of the fact that they have never encountered such before.

mfm04622:
How do one get the Kwese channels outside Lagos? Thanks

Go to app store and download their mobile app or buy kwese TV decoder and watch.

Valid points. I just hope they won't be taken serious.

Other countries are diversifying from oil while Nigeria its still searching for oil. Laslasticlala, Mynd44, Seun

Saudi Arabia’s new heir to the throne has announced plans for a beach resort where special laws will allow women to wear bikinis instead of covering up their skin.
As part of his drive to modernise the Saudi economy, Prince Mohammed bin Salman has unveiled plans for a luxury Red Sea resort on a stretch of coast line in the country’s northwest.
Knowing that foreign visitors are unlikely to come to beaches where women are forced to cover up in an abaya - a robe-like dress - the government said the resort will be “governed by laws on par with international standards”.


Saudi Arabia’s own laws on women are among the most repressive in the world, with women banned from driving and unable to travel without permission from a male relative.
Women are expected to cover their skin and hair when they are outside, although the laws are not uniformly enforced. Last month, a young woman was arrested for wearing a miniskirt in an abandoned village.
The Saudi woman was arrested after being filmed wearing a miniskirt
Alcohol is banned under Saudi law and it is not clear if it will be allowed on the resort.
Saudi Arabia’s public investment fund described
the project as an “exquisite luxury resort destination established across 50 untouched natural islands”.
“The Red Sea project will be a luxury resort destination situated across the islands of a lagoon and steeped in nature and culture.
“It will set new standards for sustainable development and bring about the next generation of luxury travel to put Saudi Arabia on the international tourism map,” the fund said.
Construction is set to begin in 2019 and the first phase of the project will be completed by 2022, according to the announcement. It hopes to host a million visitors a year by 2035.
The Red Sea project is part of Prince Mohammed’s Vision 2030 - a plan to diversify the Saudi economy and wean it off its dependence on oil.


Some foreign investors have applauded the young prince, who is often referred to by his initials “MbS”, but others have said the plan is unlikely to succeed.
Saudi Arabia may seen an opening in the tourism market as neighbouring Egypt struggles to convince foreigners that its own Red Sea resorts are safe.
The Egyptian holiday area has been wracked by a number of attacks in recent years, including the bombing of a Russian airliner that took off from Sharm el-Sheikh. Visitor numbers have slumped as a result.
The Saudi statement stressed that the project “will be an extremely safe and secure environment that will ensure the protection of all visitors in accordance with the highest international best practice”.
Most foreigners will be able to fly straight into the tourism zone without a visa, another easing of Saudi law designed to make the resort more attractive.
Prince Mohammed was elevated to the role of crown prince in June after his older uncle, Prince Mohammed bin Nayef, was stripped of the role.
Prince Mohammed is the son of the current king, Salman, and already has broad authority over the kingdom’s economy as well as its defence and foreign policies.
A spokesman for the public investment fund did not respond to a request for comment.

https://www.google.com.ng/url?q=http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/08/02/saudi-arabia-open-luxury-beach-resort-women-can-wear-bikinis/&sa=U&ved=0ahUKEwj179b--rrVAhUJtBoKHduEAmgQFgggMAY&usg=AFQjCNE5iNqhrZL2a6mIn0YtYgUcE2MWtw

Why do this government keep mentioning war?

Kwese TV made this possible. Kudos to the team.

We look for spiritual cause of everything in this country. No one is willing to own their mistakes, instead people look for whom to blame by going to pastors, clerics, alfa, priestess, babalawo, etc for prophecies. And these people don't ever disappoint them, there is always a culprit.

Op, you reported this in a very mature way.