mocey:
I don't hate ijaws like they hate me, I love them and I want the best for them and I support Ijaw nation, igbos made peace with the Yorubas and even made friends with the ambazonian people

We are just saying the truth, look I don't care about any south Eastern governors, I can blodly say that they are all fulani slaves all of them. you hype the state with that picture secondary school in my area in yenagoa don't have such good structures

Just look at a school in oil rich bayelsa state, you can't find such in dubai, those people over there should be pelting their leaders with eggs

All igbos know our governors have failed, most of them might just be against kanu, I have never seen an Ijaw man critize the governor of bayelsa on here


https://www.biafranboys.org/look-at-school-in-oil-rich-bayelsa-state

DaudaTheSexyGuy:
Based on my experience banging married women I can tell you this story is fake

iamyemiakins:
Between a lady who stood by you when you had nothing and a lady who helped you become somebody...

Who would you marry?

gafarone0:
nawa

Iamgrey5:
Who gave the association money?

The association are simply trying to be reasonable with the family.

If Gbaja had neglected the family, I am sure they won't have demanded 500 million

Their attitude is the reason why some people are often encouraged to be heartless in Nigeria.

Cashsteady:
Benue-bad roads, uncivilized people, fulani herdsmen

Abia-bad roads, dirty and fifty

Bayelsa-bad roads,very underdeveloped, poverty

Borno-terrorism, poverty

Niger-bandits,bad roads


Feel free to add yours

popweezy:
Do I need to type RIP

jenny005:
Abi ooo..... May GOD Help us cos It shall be well

IamWonderful:
Set up

Fedupman:
Me and this girl have been dating since may 25 2018.
Suddenly one day she called and started crying,she told me she had sex with someone,I was stupid enough to forgive her,and after then I lost interest in her I didn't tell her though,I don't give her money again,I don't call her as b4.
Fast forward to yesterday,I called her 14 times no response,then this morning I called her and she answered, behold this girl told me she was with someone in the hotel, please I need advice.pleas.

Trust22:
ON SEPTEMBER 6, 2020.

The Academic Staff Union of Universities
(ASUU), University of Ibadan Chapter, has
warned against the reopening of schools
without provisions for schools to meet
COVID-19 precautionary guidelines.

Its chairman, Prof. Ayo Akinwole, stated this in
a release he made available to newsmen in
Ibadan on Sunday. this nonsense ASUU should rest they are loosing their relevancy everyday they all go to market, church and mosque it never dangerous even exchange banter with friends i don't know why anything that has to do with young people success always be a problem to Nigeria old fools that call themselves union

Akinwole stated that the negative impacts of
the COVID-19 pandemic on schools could be
enormous if responsibility was not taken to
ensure safety.

He warned that no pecuniary gains would be
more than the lives of lecturers and their
students.

Akinwole noted that before COVID-19 pandemic,
public varsities were overcrowded with
students and hostel facilities took more than
its capacity.

He then warned parents not to jubilate at the
news of a possible reopening of schools.
However, they should ask the government to
put measures in place so as not to have a
surge in COVID-19 that might happen as a
result of ill-thought-out reopening, he said.

“What we are simply saying is that the
Federal Government should adhere to their
own set guidelines.

“Our position, as a responsible union in all
these, is that; throwing schools open in the
midst of all these, is an open invitation to the
tragic explosion of the COVID-19 scourge on a
scale never witnessed anywhere since its
outbreak.”

He said that the union was aware that there
had been agitations from some quarters for
the government to reopen schools.
He said that those leading the campaign are
the proprietors of private universities.
He said, “ASUU is not in any way opposed to
this call.

“However, Nigerians should honestly
interrogate this position. Has the Nigerian
government met the Nigeria Centre for Disease
Control (NCDC) criteria on COVID – 19
protocols in our institutions?

“COVID-19 pandemic is still very much with us.
It is in recognition of this fact that the
government itself has rolled out certain
conditions to be met before schools are
reopened.”

According to the ASUU chairman, How many of
our public institutions can confidently vouch
for the safety of our children given the
available facilities such as the provision of
running water for handwashing; social
distancing among students.

Did he list others to include: the use of
recommended face masks and shields, which are
key components of NCDC protocols?


Source: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2020/09/school-reopening-without-adherence-to-covid-19-protocols-dangerous-ASUU/

thesicilian:
The government has a right to regulate any association, NGO or organization that seems to be ripping off its members.

The only problem is, the government in Nigeria is more corrupt than the organizations they want to regulate.

Schelube:

Which glass casket cost 34m. Bloggers should fear God na & learn to allow d dead rest. What you saw above was just a motorcade & not his casket. His casket wasn't up to that amount.

KINGJAJA888:
Good day my fellow nairalanders! Abeg make una help me ooh. Just Got this brand new Xiaomi note 8 due to Xtreme pressure from xiaomi boys on nairaland.
Dis my Brand new untouched Xiaomi has been heating since last week ooh. Infact I can't even touch d phone when it's charging. Very deadly phone. Pls guys help. Since I bought this phone problem upon problem. Infact I'm. thinking of dashing it to my younger sister

NOTE: PLS I'M not trying to discredit xiaomi.
Just a observation I made from my new purchase.