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awesomely:Unfortunately that will never happen. A vast majority of the populace will always be manipulated. Their ignorance unfortunately impacts those that really want a better country than they have now. Smh |
So people still chew kolanut in 2017? I thought someone said candy already replaced that bitter thing. |
eyeview:She might claim her handle was hacked or it's a fake. That's what they all do. |
LastMumu:If you didnt know he was a barber for 6 years and you were his customer, what were you buying from him? Cocaine and weed? |
josephine123:I have no idea he's saying. Is there a remix? |
Ncsamuel:I promise, I know somebody that can change the Nigerian music industry. But he needs something. 1 kobo donation to him from everyone here will get him going. Do you have a kobo to spare? Nothing more, only a kobo pero person. Gracias. |
How is this news? Where is the Jay-Z hes looking for in the pix. He ended up taking pictures with who appears to be Jay-Z's bodyguard. Mtcheew. |
luvinhubby:Even if I'm Almajiri, let me coflit yuor satment. "Good ridance to bad rubich' kwo? |
kayo80:Yeah you're right if you're talking about foreigners. Sharp Lagos boys go everly figure out where to sleep and eat with nothing in their pockets. Not on begger level o. I bow for for some boys men. |
MasterChen:I bow oh. OP must have been lost around how things work in Nigeria - probably one of ours recently deported from Libya. He's even talking in $$$. Obviously Lagos is strange to him. The Lagos I know, boys survive with nothing in their pocket. That makes them stronger anywhere in the world they eventually find themselves. Even in the US, some Americans don't even have $1 to spend per day. $10 per day bawo, is he a learner? $10 per day in Nigeria = around N3800 at the current exchange rate. Explore stuff like mama-put lifestyle if maintaining max N500 per day is beyond your budget for the day If na to form level, free the girls wey go make u spend beyond your budget, prettier ones are always available for a cheaper maintenance cost within your budget. $10 per day bawo? E gba mi ke on top this matter. E no concern me, but i suppose talk as a concerned citizen. Abeg who move this kind topic come FP without the masses permission? ![]() |
izzou:Wow. Bro you dey vex o. Na the guy ancestors remain make you mention. Haha, see word! If na me be the guy, I just go hide inside my wardrobe for one year. See yabis. Na to avoid you remain o, may his portion on this level never be mine. Amen. |
ebby9z:Chairman, I'm more of a mugu than smart. If you read my statement correctly, I started off with saying 'I don't understand This'. Your message came up, only for me to waste 5 seconds of my life to read it and realize you don't even know the answer to my concerns. Shouldn't you just keep quiet if you don't know the answer to someone's questions? Must you talk all the time? Your answer makes no sense, please rephrase. Otherwise, mind your lane make I mind my own. |
See as the guy just waste the jeans wey him wear. |
Me I'm not understanding this story anymore. Why release some Boko members last week for Chibok girls and capture Boko members again today? Aren't they all the same? Are we going in circles here? |
Another DNA? Was the first one incorrect? Gold-diggers are all starting to look alike to me. |
peterjero:You actually have something to worry about. Banks and Corporations all over the world deal with one another. Would you like to hear one bank tell you they lost some funds to another bank elsewhere under the attack? |
A massive ransomware campaign appears to have infected a number of organisations around the world. The ransomware has been identifed as WannaCry - here shown in a safe environment on a security researcher's computer A massive ransomware campaign appears to have infected a number of organisations around the world. Computers in thousands of locations have apparently been locked by a program that demands $300 (£230) in Bitcoin. There have been reports of infections in as many as 74 countries, including the UK, US, China, Russia, Spain, Italy and Taiwan. Many security researchers are linking the incidents together. One cyber-security researcher tweeted that he had detected many thousands of cases of the ransomware, known as WannaCry and variants of that name. "This is huge," said Jakub Kroustek at Avast. Another, at cyber-security firm Kaspersky, said that the ransomware had been spotted cropping up in 74 countries and that the number was still growing. Several experts monitoring the situation have linked the infections to vulnerabilities released by a group known as The Shadow Brokers, which recently claimed to have dumped hacking tools stolen from the US National Security Agency (NSA). A patch for the vulnerability was released by Microsoft in March, but many systems may not have had the update installed. Some security researchers have pointed out that the infections seem to be deployed via a worm - a program that spreads by itself between computers. The UK's National Health Service (NHS) was also hit by a ransomware outbreak on the same day and screenshots of the WannaCry program were shared by NHS staff. A number of Spanish firms were among the apparent victims elsewhere in Europe. Telecoms giant Telefonica said in a statement that it was aware of a "cybersecurity incident" but that clients and services had not been affected. Power firm Iberdrola and utility provider Gas Natural were also reported to have suffered from the outbreak. There were reports that staff at the firms were told to turn off their computers. Screenshots of WannaCry with text in Spanish were also shared online. In Italy, one user shared images appearing to show a university computer lab with machines locked by the same program. Bitcoin wallets seemingly associated with the ransomware were reported to have already started filling up with cash. 'Spreading fast' Another firm that confirmed it had been caught out was delivery company FedEx, though it did not clarify in which territories it had been hit. "Like many other companies, FedEx is experiencing interference with some of our Windows-based systems caused by malware," it said in a statement. "We are implementing remediation steps as quickly as possible." And Portugal Telecom also confirmed it was struck: "But none of our services were affected," a spokeswoman told the Reuters news agency. "This is a major cyber attack, impacting organisations across Europe at a scale I've never seen before," said security architect Kevin Beaumont. According to security firm Check Point, the version of the ransomware that appeared today is a new variant. "Even so, it's spreading fast," said Aatish Pattni, head of threat prevention for northern Europe. Is technology set to change the world for something more sinister? http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-39901382 |
InvertedHammer:I didn't lie. I don't even lie, why would I do that on a random forum to some random people I don't even know? That's what he told me about his marriage. I live in the US, so your mention of 50% and other stuff you mentioned just shows you don't know what you're saying about the US. You probably still live with mom and dad, or just new to the US. Otherwise, you would have learnt things vary from state to state in the US. Marriage laws are different from state to state, why then would you assume divorce laws are same all over the US? Have you ever thought of why people fly to Vegas to marry versus another city they live in? If you haven't, then don't say nothing else. There may be some other pre-nuptial agreements or jointly owned properties. It may be for more than just alimony. Dude is an architect and makes about $85k, his wife didn't work according to him. I don't know his home like he did. Outrightly calling me a liar over my comment is wrong. I know this place wayyy more than you. |
Airforce1:Nobody is made for life. Let's just pray things always work out ways we hope. |
okoliexpress:Yup. Social media and the Internet changed everything. Correct man. |
Rastamann:Never even heard of her before. Is she a hairdresser? |
MrBrownJay1:Yup. Marriage ain't no joke, so I don't blame people taking their time to find the right person or just outrightly deciding to be single. After spending time to find the 'right' person, the 'right' person may end up having the wrong in-laws or friends and their tiny voices can take you back where you started from - learning a new version of your spouse all over again - that's if it's worth it at all to learn one person any longer when you can just move on to someone else that can make their own decisions without external influences. I think the western culture is gradually infiltrating Nigeria in that area, that's why people talk about divorce here and there. Typical marriages in the US let's the bride and groom sign about 3 or 4 pages of paper, for better and for worst things. A divorce on same marriage will require you signing about 43 pages of paper on same topic! You see questions like "Who is authorized to have the kids on Christmas day?", "Who will be paying for their healthcare", etc. Thats when people realise they were scammed all along. Is it by force to marry and stay married? I know someone that married a lady in the US and three months later, they weren't getting along and they decided to divorce each other. In court, she claimed she got used to the expensive lifestyle the guy exposed her to and she will not be able to bear life without him anymore. Divorce judge ordered the guy to pay her $500 per month for the next 5 years! Dude is still dealing with the payments, for just saying "I do", signing some papers with a girl and staying with her for just 3 months? No kids. To the girl, onto the next one. Marrying people for just a tiny bit of time is her means of income. Her first husband pays her on same grounds, my dude doing same. That can't happen in Nigeria, the judicial system isn't even together yet. With the Internet age, just watch that nonsense get to Africa. So, who blames those that prefer having just baby mamas and baby daddies? Nobody is signing no papers, properties don't have to be shared, joint custody of kids, hire a cook if you need someone that can cook, get a mister or a mistress if you need someone in za oza room, no need getting all upset over one spouse's actions, no in-law headaches. Abeg. |
So what happened? Did he give him anything? |
fineboynl:Where did you read your version of this matter from? |
osinbanjoisaliar:Did anyone try to tell you that you sound like a confused and illiterate teenager with this comment of yours? You even had to create a moniker against Osibanjo. How fake, backward and tribalistic is that? |
The marriage appears dead on arrival to me. I don't see how anyone will be happy in the home with a mother-in-law like this. I'd advise even my sisters avoid getting married to a family like this. |
Fake.Attention seeker. |
Ferisidowu:Thanks for your points. I personally don't think we all appeared here on earth out of nowhere. Someone created us, the only person that I can think of is God almighty. Who created Him? Somebody gat to create somebody, unless were talking some type of voodoo here. I respect Him a lot, never met Him before but I believe He's great. I don't even know if I'm an atheist or a theist. The only way I know how to pray and fast is through our Lord Jesus Christ. When I pray and fast, I believe I'm talking to Whoever created us.But when science and religion contradicts each other, in my opinion, its OK to ask which of them is right. If Pluto, Mars, Venus etc aren't mentioned in the books religions are based on, something appears to be missing. Were the apostles that wrote the chapters unaware of there existence? If these other planets don't exist as someone mentioned, then I think science - particularly geography curriculums need to be changed globally. According to thw bible, Jesus was born by a virgin named Mary, that contradicts several theories in biology. Jesus walked on water, that contradicts thories in physics. He made several loaves of bread out of just one and even turned water to wine contradicts several theories in chemistry. Things appear not to add up. Since my entire existence on earth, I haven't heard of anyone globally capable of those I listed in the paragraph above. Its somewhat confusing. If all that was voodoo, several people here on earth do voodoo, why don't they walk on water with all their voodoo? Why do people have to pay to buy wine if others can create it from just water? Im sure some of us just need some concrete evidence and not just verses from books to understand the disparity between science and religion. Its either one is right and the other is wrong. |
GoodMuyis:My understanding of how the moon illuminates is that there is a reflection of the sun on it. The earth revolves around the sun and the moon revolves around the earth. That sounds credible to me. The flat earth argument, I do not believe. |
GoodMuyis:Are you really serious? I never heard anything like that before. So, Mars, Uranus, Pluto etc are all fake? Wonderful! |
Why do people go around digging for what happens in other people's marriages, yet they wont mention anything about their own marriages? I still dongerrit. |
niyihawking:No my chairman, I'm just a humble small boy. Please bear with me. I'm a learner. Big English just scares me. God bless you sir. |
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