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bkool7:
He knew she could slam him with a law suit.

I guessed they've settled out of the legal domain

Law suit based on which law?

dominique:
The ball didn't deflect off him, he literally kicked the ball into the net. He should never have awarded such goal

Based on which rule of football?

Ijawwomaninoyo:
But people who wear wristwatches still check their time on phone

The more reason you should understand that watches are here to stay, because like i said, a watch is much more than just a means of telling time, it is an important element of style.

driand:
Wise man, but he failed to tell you guys what knocked it into coma, but I'd tell you

SMART PHONES

smartphone kill a good number of things we grew up to know...

Calendar
Calculator
Wristwatch
Box radios
Organizer
Alarm clock
Newspapers
Torchlight
Psp

DVD is in comatose state now, can you imagine that the entire seasons and episodes of GOT, I didn't watch a single minute on my wall TV, right now nobody really gives a flying fvck whether the battery of the wall clock in the sitting room is dead or living...

Smartphones even tried to contest with Lappy but dem no born am well, at least not yet...

Smartphones is the future, soon if you can't advertise goods and services digitally then forget it, u nor go sell..

Agree with most but watches are a fashion statement and always have been...plus they are still way more convenient to use.

Watches will always be around as long as mankind remains interested in style.

Bluntemperor:
This story is not adding up before you comment,see clearly'the Mother put the girl up for training 'is the Billionaire a pilot to be training new comers?.What was the condition the family of the girl was or is it a trap?.
I expect our ladies to objectively discussed this matter but nowhere to be found.Nigeria we hail thee!!. what is not good Is bad,these Billionaires and Multimillionaires are subject of Crude mannerism that their thoughts and actions differ from normal and as we can hear now 18 years old is still a minor.Men be careful o!!.

Yes he is a pilot. Hope that answers your questions?

Lotel:
How did they know he put it on auto pilot

What kind of question is this? Was he alone in the plane?

plucky16:
Thats a viper. The shape of its head says it all. A deadly snake.

And that's most likely correct. However I'm not certain because most vipers usually have a patterned skin and this one is all black.

Boa constrictors also have that triangular shape of head but I doubt we have then here.

My last theory, this could have been a cobra and maybe it's head is just swollen from too much beating lol.

tiwiex:
Problem is Ankaras are not even made in Nigeria. Such a misconception. Their origin of design and invention was Holland oli think. Ending up in Africa was a complete accident. That wasn't even the target market.

If all schools adopt it, don't think it will create jobs in the textile industry oh. We go dey import am like crude oil.

What's this story then?

Joshmodest:
How is this evidence of him being a scammer , it's clearly stated there robbery and sexual assault...three different cases !!!
Nigerians and conclusions !

Evidence of previous bad character has some relevance in criminal cases, though not in all circumstances.

Apination:
The wife knows she can't stop him from going out but as he said it's important to treat your better half as an equal

Do you take permission from your equals at work or school?

chrisagyei:
hahaha yea oo Charlie,she took me by surprise,a lady attacking me like Sadio Mane's mad run on the wings,I just had to back out buh it's all in good faith,she says I should leave this forum at once cos it was created for Nigerians only and I was like,yes madam,I hear you,nothing personal

Dont mind her

jrusky:
Bro are you alright? What is the meaning of all these nonsense blablabla epistle of jargon you posted?

People are talking of unruly boys misbehaving like a cursed kids you are here talking about a country calling other country weak, talking revolution. Pls stay within the thread don't digress to those nkurumah or Rawlings history those are men of honour and not all these your present day bastards messing around calling themselves stupid celebrity.

In Nigeria we have issues as well but I don't think any celebrity will dare pull a gun to someone in public I swear he won't leave that premises without being nab by police no matter who the f u c k I n g hell is he but as per this case till now we've not heard police arrest any of them pls the Ghana authority should do something urgent.

He was handcuffed and led away by the police...

mizzou:
cuz they were both leaving the club they both spent thier whole career in

When did you start watching football sir?

Robbyn and Robert spent their whole careers in Bayern??

I read one L before I took the decision to become a law student. I had always thought about doing it but reading one L was the final straw maybe.

ShyWhale:
I am a Nigerian in Germany with a German Masters degree. It's quite difficult to get professional jobs in Germany as an African as we are usually the last of the pack. The only luck I ever had was to get internships, internships that takes several months to get and usually only for short periods. The high percentage of Africans even with German Phds doing menial jobs is highly discouraging and depressing. Most are trapped in the race for survival and I can't imagine myself living life like them. I feel I could do better with my skills and education that spreads across Europe's top countries.

I made the decision to return to Nigeria, harness my skills and start up a processing company. At 25 and the sole breadwinner of an extended family, they are asking me to stay put, saying that the Nigerian environment is not good for business (I feel they are only scared of losing out on the goodies they get from me).

Also last year, the family introduced me to a female in the UK, talking about marriage to her. The said lady is a Nigerian within my age range, but born and raised in the UK. Though I have been to the UK severally to see her, I have made no commitments whatsoever as she is not the kind of lady I would marry all things being equal. She and the family have however given me a ultimatum to decide now.


What do you advice?

Your options could include an African country other than Nigeria though. How about that?

Nbote:
Why won't d NFF concentrate on having him for d AFCON.. He's by far d most impressive winger Nigeria has got at d moment based on form and appearances dis season. Imagine having him and Onyekuru up front in attack

So far he has not been used much by the senior eagles so rather than starting from the bench in what is more or less seen by Europeans as a third rate competition, I rather he gets exposure against some of the world's future best.

You would not argue with me for example that the 2005 under 20 world championship was more instrumental in Mikel's career than the African Nations Cup of the next year where he started from the bench.

MrBrownJay1:
Yet that same man is not currently in a jail cell for his crime?!?!

Read well. First sentence is the key.

tactius:
Spanish tax rate : 52%

Nigerian tax rate: 0-24% (and many people don't pay).

Only for those above a certain income level. The ordinary level is at 24% too.

dheaven:
If they dash u that 5m followers and you know how to use it you can become millionaire in 6 months.

6 months? With 5 million followers? You will be there in a month.

Royals1st:
Only in nigeria follower on instangram is an achviment how does some people following u increase ur bank account nigerian are celebrate nonsense things

Of course having people following you on instagram is a massive way to increase ones income.

GoTV:
How can he leave Portugal without sorting his documents? Dumb headed guy rushed down to play for naija as if the country gives a hoot about him if things go sour. I hope he has learnt to put his club first before any other commitments

The bigger question is why a professional player is on a single entry visa.

SmellySperm:
op is that cigar?e be like u sef don high

What is it if not cigar? Patiently awaiting your answer.

gayman99:
Rather the opposite. This guy has a very gentle soul. I have known him since 2001 and a very close friend to my mum. Once you are good at discussing history, he will always be at your door knocking for more discussion.

Is he from Edo?

Malawian:
Watch some videos bro.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t0HAmUTcpLk


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iMwKyeATCkU


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iMwKyeATCkU

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/video/news/video-1553877/Baggage-handler-caught-camera-stealing-luggage-airport.html

Now these ones are merely stealing and they aren't even in Nigerian airports, but you can see they accessed the passengers luggage. Imagine the black hearted ones who decides like mosquitoes to deposit stuff on their way out.

Please listen more than respond.

The first video does not play but the remaining three show the same incident, and in that case the person was videoed stealing in the process of loading, that is at the port of departure, as i have said several times before.

In all my replies i have maintained that it is possible to do this from the port of departure. Yes they can easily access your bags once you've checked them in as the bags are in their custody, and out of your sight for a significant enough period of time.

But it is different at the port of entry/destination because the bags are unloaded immediately the plan lands, and taken directly to the baggage claim. The baggage is unloaded so fast that in most cases, it gets to the baggage claim even before passengers get through airport security.

What does this mean?

Petty theft is still possible upon arrival, but the chances of an unloader having all the time he or she needs to search for any particular bag and then to rummage through it without getting caught are very slim. Meaning this method is not viable for organized crime.

You have other unloaders and other airport staff present while you unload from the cargo hold, so you can't do it in front of them. The bags are then transported on a vehicle straight to the baggage claim where, again there are usually a number of people around. This method of transport would fail 90% of the time.

The process described by others is far more likely, where a separate bag with an innocent person's name tag is loaded on the plane and then surreptitiously picked by someone else at the airport.

Malawian:
Who unloads the luggage? Evil spirits or baggage handlers? I think you should google YouTube videos about baggage handlers searching baggages in their care, you will see enough.

It's one thing to open up people's baggage at the port of origin but quite another to do so at the destination. Most violation of baggage happens at the port of origin. While the bags are unloaded by handlers, yes, but it's done in such a way that almost the entire team of handlers would have to be in on the crime. How easy would it be to arrange such a syndicate?

Athena4:
Members of their cartel(usually involved in luggage handling) at the other side are contacted and given the flight details, luggage color/type and of course THE NAME TAG TO LOOK OUT FOR. While offloading luggage from plane, said member proceeds to locate bag and the illegal stuff before it gets to the arrival area of the airport.(This takes quite a while) Sometimes they can't find it and the luggage gets the attention of giant sniffer dogs at arrival entrance.Drugs are found , owner gets in trouble. Criminal staff realizes fuckûp but oh well.. better the passenger than him/ her right?.

Is there any verified instance of this happening? Seems like a risky and illogical way to transport contraband. If indeed there was a cartel operating between airports, then they wouldn't need to put anything passengers bags... They could simply load the contraband onto the plane in bags of their own... It's much more secure and you have less chances of losing your merchandise that way.. So why take the risk of putting it in a passengers bag and potentially losing it?

Malawian:
If the security is lax on the day, their contaparts on the other side could retrieve the drugs before the passenger gets the luggage. On the day the security is tight, they might not have the chance to retrieve the drugs, and then the yawa go gas for your head. Okay assume this, a first time traveller carries drugs on his person to Saudi Arabia, who does he know he is going there to sell them to? Will he open shop over there when he gets there?

doesn't add up to me. Once the plane lands, luggage is unloaded straight to the baggage claim, and usually gets there even before the passengers themselves. Baggage claim is always an open area with lots of people about...there is no time for anyone to sift through all that luggage to find a particular bag they have not seen before, and then to search the bag for what they're looking for, and more importantly, the bags don't go to a secluded place. So really, bags can only be tampered with at their port of origin but not at the destination...which means there could be no possible end game for the alleged airport accomplices.

Blue3k:
Im going to follow this case. I still have my doubts. I think its more likely these guys work with these drug mules getting caught. If its this easy to get drugs on plane then money laundering and weapon smuggling would be too easy.

moreover...after planting the drugs...what next? Will the drugs automatically find their way to the dealer on the other end? unless your goal is purely to setup the passengers, then why would you deposit drugs in their luggage when you have no way to recover said drugs when they eventually arrive?

Jibham73:
Where did Aiyegbeni rate that Villareal starlet ? "Chukwueze" , mhen, that guy is a joy to watch ..

Is he a striker or a winger? Clearly Yakubu was talking about out and out strikers like he was in his day

daddytime:
True word it seems with the current crops it's not just because he, Ighalo and Osimhen are Esans.
Nigeria first....

You didn't see Onuachu there too?

ADMAF:
Don't be ignorant.... He is the second best finisher Nigeria has ever had... Behind only Yekini. You can check the stats n come back to argue. M annoyed he missed dat 2010 chance but let's speak the truth. He also has some of the best records of any Nigerian striker in Europe. Make sure u check o

It really pains me when Nigerians insult Yakubu. The man should be considered a legend if not for that miss

pazienza:
Aiyegbeni is from Edo state, while Ighalo and Osimhen are from Edo state too. Is it coincidence that he is praising and recommending the duo?

Anyway. I agree with him on Ighalo, but not on Osimhen. Scoring against some underage Libyan farmers doesn't make one a good enough striker for the senior team.

And Onuachu is also from Edo?