Business › Re: 100% Free Affiliate Marketing Question And Answer Session With Video Proof by SmartyPants(m): 2:49pm On Jan 03, 2018 |
temmypotter: now this is interesting! not to take anything away from the varying arguments as to whether this is genuine or not, I'd just like to see the OP vindicate himself by actually getting this thread started with all the "pro bono" resources it promises.
keenly waiting. 3 pages and not a shred of actionable content. bro if you have 10 dollars get on Udemy and you will learn from actual verified pros. |
Romance › Re: Adetoro Adeyemi, Single Mother Deleted Her Child's Pics While Searching For Love by SmartyPants(m): 2:06pm On Jan 03, 2018 |
So this is how women crave for men to approach them, yet they act so bitchy towards so many. Life. |
Business › Re: 100% Free Affiliate Marketing Question And Answer Session With Video Proof by SmartyPants(m): 1:48pm On Jan 03, 2018 |
Okay Oga importexpeert this is on the frontpage already so i want to believe the mods deem you to be trustworthy. But you are seriously wasting time here... if you want to share materials with us then do so already!
Anything you want to teach here can be learnt for $10 on Udemy so if you are serious stop wasting time and space going back and forth with your detractors and prove them wrong by providing the information you say you have. |
Celebrities › Re: Davido Exposes Special Spesh's Smoking, Sexual, Driving Drunk Lifestyle by SmartyPants(m): 10:47am On Jan 03, 2018 |
safarigirl: in which civilized country do they jail people based on what some guy says on SM? How are we sure Davido did not post this under the influence?
You have to catch someone drunk driving, you cannot just go to his house and arrest him because his friend said on Snapchat that he drinks and drives You just posted precisely what I was going to. |
Travel › Re: Isreal Orders Africans To Leave Or Face Imprisonment by SmartyPants(m): 1:14am On Jan 03, 2018 |
GoodiOG: They didn't say every single immigrant will be given $3500. What that statement meant was that the highest amount that will be allocated to an immigrant will be $3500. Based on some conditions which i dont know about. For eg. one can be given $100 and the other $1000.
I wonder the kin school u go self I'm half tempted to ignore you coz there is almost no point trying with people like you. The only info we have there is that migrants will be given up to 3500 for leaving within the next 90 days. Any other figure is purely invented by you and has no place in this discussion which should center on the scope of what is known. I can feel my brain cells dying while trying to explain this to you. If you like don't get it. |
Romance › Re: How Do You Cope With Gossip Housewives As Neigbhours Being A Bachelor? by SmartyPants(m): 10:35pm On Jan 02, 2018 |
thesettingz: I obviously avoid them they will see the girl u brought home last night but will never see the thief that came for ur generator  |
Travel › Re: Isreal Orders Africans To Leave Or Face Imprisonment by SmartyPants(m): 10:22pm On Jan 02, 2018 |
docadams: I am surprised you are making yourself defender in chief for Isreal.. It is quiet understandable how you conveniently omitted this part of the article
"The UN refugee agency said the controversial plan violated international and Israeli laws." I genuinely did not see that part. |
Politics › Re: Prof. Olufumilayo Adesanya-Davies Declares Presidential Ambition For 2019 (PIC) by SmartyPants(m): 10:10pm On Jan 02, 2018*. Modified: 10:30pm On Jan 02, 2018 |
Hmmm i hope she has consulted with the other professor from KOWA party. |
Travel › Re: Isreal Orders Africans To Leave Or Face Imprisonment by SmartyPants(m): 10:06pm On Jan 02, 2018 |
docadams: Attention of many like you above is so fixated on the money on offer. I guess you won't mind being sterilized in addition as an infiltrator if a few shekels is added to the dollars on offer. Nonsense. To start with, the laws are clear in every land. You are not to cross into any country illegally. Why is that so hard for you to grasp? Are you a criminal? |
Travel › Re: Isreal Orders Africans To Leave Or Face Imprisonment by SmartyPants(m): 9:57pm On Jan 02, 2018 |
Jelal0007: Don't lose ur ability to think becos u hear $3,500 mentioned as an amount that'll be given to migrants. Lol. Ok. |
Travel › Re: Isreal Orders Africans To Leave Or Face Imprisonment by SmartyPants(m): 9:49pm On Jan 02, 2018 |
Jelal0007: The money means nothing. These people migrated becos they needed a better life,why can't the so-called people like you defend with ur might offer them that? $3,500 cannot give an economic migrant a better life? Don't lose your capacity to reason simply because you have seen the name Israel mentioned. |
Travel › Re: Isreal Orders Africans To Leave Or Face Imprisonment by SmartyPants(m): 9:20pm On Jan 02, 2018 |
niceprof: The same Isreal Africans are defending? They are simply upholding their laws. I understand the Nigerian experience has made a lot of Nigerians desensitized on the nature and importance of laws but out there, functioning societies get it! And i hope you saw this part: "The migrants will be given up to $3,500 (£2,600) for leaving within the next 90 days."? |
Romance › Re: Childish Ways Most Guys Behave That Has Got To Stop by SmartyPants(m): 5:42pm On Jan 02, 2018 |
oloyede252: it's funny that no one is seriously objecting the op thread. mhisbliss: because they know deep down its true lol me i'm just reading comments o but its funny coz you are the same one who also said: mhisbliss: its their work naw, if it is a lie, they won't be so worked up over it jare, lol So if no one comments it's because it's true and if they comment and are worked up, it's also because it's true? lol... is it by force for your list to be true?? |
Politics › Re: How Would You Fix Nigeria If You Were The President? by SmartyPants(m): 3:42pm On Jan 02, 2018 |
divinehand2003: Jonathan almost achieved it. Besides, as a smart president, I ought to ensured that my candidates are chosen as Senate president and speaker of house of assembly. In addition to this I will ensure that I place strategic men to occupy key positions in the NASS. I won't be as dull as Buhari who let the process run haywire to his own detriment. Never. Under Jonathan there was a sovereign national conference indeed, but the issues that were tabled certainly did not include any abrogation of the National Assembly, which can be done only through the National Assembly itself, going through the process i outlined in my previous post. Anything else is treason and is immediate grounds for impeachment. Secondly you are saying you will get it done by placing key men in strategic locations? This would work only if the goal is to pass regular bills and such but a bill basically asking the legislative to destroy itself will not see the light of day and it should not for that matter. This is not only unconstitutional and unlawful, it also gravely violates the principles of separation of powers and would undermine our democracy, and could pave the way for a dictatorial government. Here are the unconsidered factors with your plan: 1. National Assembly will never agree to such an idea 2. The mere suggestion will cost you points with the media and the public who will begin to clamour against your apparent undemocratic moves 3. The military will then be spurred on first by the illegitimacy of your government's actions and secondly by the dissent of the people, to step in. The best case scenario is that your government will not last beyond 4 years and in the worst case, a military coup will usher you out of power so fast that you won't even get to know what it feels like to sleep in the presidential bed for even one night. |
Politics › Re: How Would You Fix Nigeria If You Were The President? by SmartyPants(m): 2:59pm On Jan 02, 2018 |
divinehand2003: A supreme national conference should be constituted by my government with the aim of formulating a new and supreme national constitution which will be signed into law by Mr President. During that conference, I will use my presidential powers to lobby for what I want. Indeed, the bicameral legislative system of government shall be done away with and a more flexible legislative house will be established. The masses will be galvanised and stimulated by me power and popularity nation wide to see to it that what we want is brought to existence. You cannot do this without: 1. The agreement of the National Assembly first; 2. After which you require the agreement of the people by way of referendum. In other words, forget it. This is practically impossible. We need a president who can set realistic and achievable goals. |
Crime › Re: Udala, UnilagOlodo Rape Accuser, Refuses To Show At Police Station (Photos) by SmartyPants(m): 1:39pm On Jan 02, 2018 |
pocohantas: Why is she running? What is she scared of?
There should be a jail term for people found guilty of false accusations [i.e] false rape accusations. It shouldn't be equal to that of actual rapist, but it should be enough to make anyone think twice before throwing such allegations around. Why shouldn't it be equal or worse than that of an actual rapist? To falsely accuse someone of an offence is one of the worst possible offences you can commit in a civilized society. In the context of rape consider the following points: 1. To accuse someone falsely of rape that means you want that person to experience the full punishment of a rapist. Why should you suffer less than the harm you plotted for another? The retributive function of justice still operates largely on the basis of an eye for an eye. 2. You have wasted the time and resources of the justice system, which is a drainage of public resources that makes it difficult for the system to function effectively. As a result of prioritizing your false allegations, an innocent persons case somewhere was stalled (the police cannot pursue all cases with equal fervor at the same time). You must be punished severely for this. 3. You make life difficult for genuine victims of rape, and make it easier for real rapists to claim that their victim is lying. These are three separate but equally grave ramifications. Liars should be punished even more severely than actual rapists. |
Politics › Re: How Would You Fix Nigeria If You Were The President? by SmartyPants(m): 1:02pm On Jan 02, 2018 |
divinehand2003: I will begin by clamouring for a new constitution that will enthrone true federalism and engender peaceful existence of the highly diversified nation such as ours.
Then I will ensure that we do away with the Senate which is the engine room of corrupt practices that has bedeviled our country since our return to democratic rule.
In addition to this, I will run a capitalist economy which will see to the complete privatization of all federal government asserts. All businesses, local or international, shall be regulated by various incorruptible and legitimate regulatory agencies so as to prevent inflation and high cost of living.
Furthermore, critical areas such as Education, Agriculture and Health care will be properly managed so as to encourage food production, research and better health for all citizens.
Moreover, I will review our policies that have encourage local production of commodities by awarding tax havens to such establishments as well as other economic benefits that will further see to the reduction in the cost of services or goods in Nigeria.
I will also ensure that the local government is empowered once again to affect the lives of the people at the grassroot level by funding that level of government adequately and providing them with the legal backing as prescribed by the constitution to function effectively.
Finally, I will revamp the legislative arm of government and her systems so as to restore her integrity, autonomy, supremacy and power to decide cases courageously without fear or favor. All institutions shall be strengthened under my rule. All forms of nepotism, ethnicity, religious bigotry, tribalism and cultural bias shall be fought against aggressively by my government.
God bless the people of Nigeria, God bless the federal republic of Nigeria, and God bless all Nairalanders. You don't seem to understand how government works. The only authority that can do away with the senate/legislative is the legislative itself. The executive has no power over the legislative at all. If anything, it is the legislative that wields a form of power over the executive. |
Crime › Re: Lord's Chosen Ministries Members Killed In Omoku, Rivers State (Graphic Photos) by SmartyPants(m): 12:56pm On Jan 02, 2018 |
anonimi: While I understand how painful this is, I hope that you are not being serious with your above reaction.  It is completely up to us to free ourselves and make our country better. No colonialist will ever do that except to exploit us further. No free lunch oh, my dear sister.
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https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BHrhEefCUAEun6h.jpg Wrong wrong wrong. In between the days of slavery and the days of debt relief, colonization was the best thing that ever happened to Africa. Yes they came and took our resources but that was no loss to us since in fact we never knew how to make use of those resources in the first place. The colonial masters for all their exploitation also gave back to us tremendously. They gave us roads, schools and education, they built our civil services and gave us hospitals. To portray the relationship as being parasitic is entirely inaccurate. In sharp contrast, in over 50 years of independence across the board, West African states with the notable exception of Ghana, have only gone from bad to worse. We have been saddled by leaders whose only concern is how to e rich themselves to stupor while for the generality of Africans living conditions are getting worse in comparison to the wider world. Very soon the term third world will refer exclusively to Africa alone! My friend dont hide your head in the sand. While the rest of the world had discovered the wheel, invented guns and boats, medicines, and etc...we were still running around naked killing twins and albinos. I am daily grateful that colonialism visited us and I wish we could outsource our government back to them. |
Crime › Re: UnilagOlodo Ibrahim Salawu: "I Didn't Rape Lady Who Accused Me" by SmartyPants(m): 11:52pm On Dec 31, 2017 |
makydebbie: Lmao, bruises on top head that he gave her? She was so wet that he was able to slide in. How can a man forcefully give you head to that extent? Even if that is possible, which I cannot comprehend, she was meant too report the case immediately. |
Crime › Re: UnilagOlodo Ibrahim Salawu: "I Didn't Rape Lady Who Accused Me" by SmartyPants(m): 10:55pm On Dec 31, 2017 |
robotix: Even if he raped her, how does she prove it? This is Nigeria bro. Nigeria or not, there are simple things that can be done to prove that intercourse of a likely coercive nature occurred. The lady was meant to immediately report the case to the police and then undergo a medical check up to check for signs of intercourse as well as bruises. These would have formed the foundation for viable charges. As is, all she now has are her word and some debatable chat histories. Its up to the police to decide if that is enough to charge the guy but crucially, the alleged victim must make a complaint, not in social media, but at a police station. In the absence of evidence the Law must consider the accused to be innocent and the only person to blame for the absence of evidence is the lady herself. |
Politics › Re: Breaking Newsssssssssssssss by SmartyPants(m): 4:25pm On Dec 31, 2017 |
benzion72: African continent problem today is not about war. It is hunger, unemployment and lack of basic infrastructure like electricity. Until we solved all these problem what are we defending. I think we should kukuma surrender african independence to any reasonable colonial power may be france I'm totally with you on this one. Colonialism only improved our lives. |
Celebrities › Re: Oritsefemi's Wife Nabila Fash Reacts To Prostitution Allegation by SmartyPants(m): 8:14am On Dec 31, 2017 |
eyinjuege: It depends on how you want to look at it. Slut shaming is simply calling a woman a LovePeddler with no basis. This guy has never paid her for sex, probably never seen her or know nothing about her. Yet, because she's a woman not related to him she automatically becomes a prostitute. That tells me more about the guy in question- He is a selfish person with no regard for a fellow human. 1. Poverty is higher in countries who regard women as scum, with little regard for a woman's right (Why do we find it shameful for a woman to have had sexual partners in the past than for a man? Its a differnt thing if its also shameful for a man, rather men are hailed for having multiple partners) Now more than half of the world's problems are caused by selfish people who have a blatant disregard for other people- polithiefians steal brazenly billions- trillions in nigeria because they dont vive a f♤ck about the common man/underdog resulting in poverty im Nigeria, 2. Terroism thrives and usually orchestrated by people with little regard for a woman's right or even anyone's rights. Can you imagine boko haram giving any rights to any woman? My point is- if you see any man who shows disrespect to any other person just because they can, such a person usually has nothing to offer the world. Rather, you find them causing trouble and wars everywhere. Can you imagine Obama slut shaming? I can imagine Trump doing that. You can see the difference in their approach to matters. Slut shaming tells a lot about you as a person and your appoach to matters. Such people are usually tribalists/racists, they see nothing wrong with rape or even pedophilia. To those saying the woman didnt deny it, she even tried by dignifying the man in question with a response, and she wasn't even rude about it. She should have sent him home to his mother and grandmothers. But then, that also shows the kind of person she is- graceful. (I know nothing about the woman in question or even the man that called her names, but from their utterances you can size them up) This really not the point at all. I am specifically concerned with finding the nexus between ending slut-shaming--whichever way you choose to define it, and ending the problems in the world. You have pointed out a correlation between slut-shaming and poverty, terrorism, etc. Now its obvious that correlation does not imply causation! Clearly the more rational argument to be made is that counties with higher rates of slut-shaming have lower levels of affluence and education, which leads to vices such as terrorism and slut-shaming. Thus, ending poverty and increasing levels of education are the keys to ending half the problems in the world. Very simple logic. |
Celebrities › Re: Oritsefemi's Wife Nabila Fash Reacts To Prostitution Allegation by SmartyPants(m): 5:24pm On Dec 30, 2017 |
I realm couldn't care less who she was in the past but what does she really mean by "the moment we stop slut shaming we are halfway to solving the problems in the world"?
How does stopping slut shaming solve poverty and corruption? Terrorism?
And what is slut-shaming sef?? Is slutiness now something to be proud of? |
Romance › Re: Lady Catches Boyfriend With Another Girl At Dominos After He Lied About Headache by SmartyPants(m): 11:54am On Dec 30, 2017 |
TheUbermensch: What was she doing there herself?! I dont understand this question. So she cannot go to dominoes to eat unless she is with her boyfriend? Or what are you trying to say? |
Sports › Re: George Weah: 10 Things You Didn’t Know About Liberian President-Elect by SmartyPants(m): 3:16pm On Dec 29, 2017 |
oludyke: George Okpoku Weah, I'm so very proud of you. You've made my generation proud. Well done! I wonder why this writer dfid not mention that you were once FIFA's World Footballer of the year, European footballer of the year and Africa footballer of the year.
I pray that GOD will use you go make Liberia a better place for Liberians. As far as know his name is George Oppongi Usman Manneh Weah. There is no Okpoku. |
Politics › Re: President Buhari Angry About His Son's Accident, Blames Security Aides by SmartyPants(m): 10:25am On Dec 29, 2017 |
trolley: Does this clown even understands anything about security protocol? A security officer is beholden to the whims of their principal. His professional service exists upon the agreement of their principal. He offers protection/advice which can be accepted or declined by his principal.
Don't blame your son for lacking the foresight to restrain his excesses. You must be the clown if you think a former military general and current commander in chief of the armed forces does not understand security protocols! For your info, they take orders from PMB not his son Yusuf, and for him to have reprimanded them it means that is the way things were supposed to have happened. Don't lose your capacity to think simply because an opportunity to bash the old man has presented itself. |
Politics › Re: Governor Tambuwal's Vehicle, Convoy Ferried Across A River With Boats (photos) by SmartyPants(m): 6:47pm On Dec 28, 2017 |
SadiqBabaSani: Doesn't make Economic Sense Is it when a family dies in a capsized vehicle that it will make economic sense? |
Family › Re: My Sister Beats My Mum, Guys What I'm I To Do? by SmartyPants(m): 5:50pm On Dec 28, 2017 |
Oyindidi: Let your mother throw her out of the house. Its as simple as that. |
Celebrities › Re: Blossom Chukwujekwu Deliberately Poisoned By 'Family' by SmartyPants(m): 12:50pm On Dec 28, 2017 |
Mskrisx: Business Nice. Well wish you all the best |
Celebrities › Re: Blossom Chukwujekwu Deliberately Poisoned By 'Family' by SmartyPants(m): 12:22pm On Dec 28, 2017 |
Mskrisx: Noooo Oh lol...what do you do? |
Celebrities › Re: Blossom Chukwujekwu Deliberately Poisoned By 'Family' by SmartyPants(m): 11:20am On Dec 28, 2017 |
Mskrisx: U will make a brilliant one Thank you! Are you also LLB? |
Celebrities › Re: Blossom Chukwujekwu Deliberately Poisoned By 'Family' by SmartyPants(m): 10:27am On Dec 28, 2017 |
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