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Guy that girl is 100 times richer than dat guy....

GreatResearcher1:
someone said; women would always make you go broke. But it's better to go broke with a white girl than to go broke with a naija girl.

This is a cameroonian soldier

KingAzubuike:
Same idiots that beat up taskforce officials yesterday must have felt they could take their game to a whole new level by confronting and challenging a soldier. Well ,you can kill him but just know that when you're back to your senses, it's an action you'll regret forever.

You kill one, they come back with a thousands and everything in that community will pay for it. Not even the houseflies will be spared.

By the way something about these warri people is that the slogan "warri no dey carry last" has gotten into their heads for so many years. Reason why they always try to form baddoo /gangster in anything. They never jam yet.

See...it does not work the way u think. Calculate it thus: you pay monthly....r you saying if you move in on marc2020 u won't pay by Feb. 2020?

Bluehill1051:
Olodo! Why haven't you been celebrating your birthday one month earlier. Fool.
I see too many foolish people here on nairaland these days

But he is right. Your tenancy expires on March 2020

TheGiftedOne:
Sue the illiterate. After he appears in court more than once, he'll come back to his senses

Do u think that's how drugs r sold in the states with no prescription for malaria? Now that this drug is seen as a gold mine?

SweetCunt97:
He should have taken chloroquine naw... Shey test equal to medication ni? It's obvious they only testing only their citizens.

Incest? How? Is it her broda who imprrgnated her?

KaideeGee:
You had beta have that baby oh
It is beta 2 be guilty of incest dan 2 be guilty of incest and child murder

That's David's face on day boy. Where r all those fish mongers or is it rumour mongers...


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This is not march bill or Feb bill but an accumulated bill!


Pay ur bill on time n don't let it accumulate...

pocohantas:
What da fûck!

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You have a pure-water factory in your flat?

SUPERWOMAN....we need women like dis. But on di Oda hand hope u don't argue with ur man when he tries to correct ur girl child.
Maybe he afraid u mite do same with di boy. Also e b like u get pass ur husband...if u r too proud he won't accept di boy. Had it bn ur are humble I think e go allow am.

Vyvyanvyvy:
He will be 12 years in August , my daughter is 6 years, I have one daughter for my husband she is 2 years and I’m pregnant with another one. Their father is not in Nigeria and I don’t have his contact or his siblings. Yes I have a grocery shop I foot 70% bills in my house

A woman who does all dese is a good woman. Infact she is an asset to dat man! I tot di man took all di resosabilities sef

Davash222:
I do this, I do that... abeg make we hear word.
Take the boy to his dad!

Mr man correct your heading, there is no such thing as a female hero. We have heroines

Qtsnow:
International Women’s Month: Governor Jide Sanwo-Olu has a message for you on #IWD2020
Governor of Lagos State, Babajide Sanwo-Olu is celebrating the enterprising women in Lagos this month.

There are millions of hardworking, driven, enterprising, forward-looking women in Lagos State, and the governor joined the whole world to celebrate the International Women’s Month.

According to available information, there are plenty of exciting surprises coming! Get ready.

Celebrating International Women's Day with a very wonderful video.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dnQaU7kOWd4

It depends bro...I be seen a person given 4 olaystations on his bday. What can he do with all?


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erico2k2:
U dnt, how can U sell smthing that a person gifted to you, he might as well has sent you the raw cash

100% can't be mostly....it's a certainty my friend.

Make Dem lock day market small again!

nairavsdollars:
and to imagine 100 percent of Ladipo traders are mostly Igbo

I hope Nigeria keep using it's soft power for more good and pride to the black race.


Bollywood and Nollywood collide in a tale of a big fat Indian-Nigerian wedding
Actors on the set of new Nollywood and Bollywood collaboration 'Namaste Wahala'
Lagos, Nigeria (CNN)Two of the world's biggest movie industries, Bollywood and Nollywood have joined forces to produce a new movie about an inter-cultural love story.

Titled 'Namaste Wahala' it is directed by businesswoman-turned-filmmaker, Hamisha Daryani Ahuja, who weaves a tale across two diverse and rich cultures -- India and Nigeria.

'Namaste Wahala' loosely translates to 'Hello trouble' and it is filmed mostly in English with a mix of Hindi and Nigeria's pidgin language.

Ahuja has lived in Nigeria since she was a child and says her experience living in Africa's most populous country inspired her to make her debut film.
Hamisha Daryani Ahuja created the movie from her experience living in Nigeria and India
Hamisha Daryani Ahuja created the movie from her experience living in Nigeria and India
"I am Indian but I have lived in Nigeria my whole life. Everyone loves Bollywood and Nollywood, so I thought 'how is it that no one has done a love story between the two?'" she told CNN.
Now in her 30s, Ahuja says she decided to fuse her experiences from both cultures to create a love story that people can relate to.

The movie will be released in April and features top movie stars from both countries including veteran Nollywood actress Joke Silva, Richard Mofe Damijo and Segal Sujata, Ini-Dima Okojie and Ruslaan Mumtaz.
Colorful celebrations
Nigerian and Indian weddings are colorful and lavish affairs -- and they are also big business.
A Nigerian wedding can cost up to $13,515, while India's wedding industry is reported to be worth $50 billion, according to Vogue Business.
Through Namaste Wahala, both wedding industries fuse, showcasing a celebration between both cultures.


"The story has been in my head for a long time but I wanted it to be completely accurate. I wanted both cultures to be portrayed the same, that no culture was above the other," Ahuja said.
Filmed entirely in Lagos, Nigeria's commercial nerve center, Ahuja says it features classic Bollywood dancing and singing scenes to keep it as authentic as possible.
"It is a fun comedy, a lot of laughs with a few tears," she said.
Nollywood to the world
Nigerians have taken to social media to express their excitement about the upcoming movie release.




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"The name alone wants me to watch it. Namaste [means] peace. Wahala [means] trouble/problem. Gotta watch it with some Chicken Biryani and Jollof Rice for the culture(s)," wrote Twitter user Jerome Antwin- Lewis. [/b]

This is not the first international collaboration with Nollywood. Over the past years, Nigeria's movie industry has partnered with China, France, and the US to produce and distribute wide-ranging movies.
In 2019, for example, China and Nigeria partnered to create their first major movie collaboration, and in the same year French Media giant, Canal+ acquired Nigeria's ROK studios as part of its expansion plans into Africa.
China and Nollywood have signed up for their first major film collaboration
China and Nollywood have signed up for their first major film collaboration
Ahuja says these partnerships are important because they help showcase Nollywood's talents beyond the walls of Africa.
"We have so much talent in Nollywood. What I think with these international collaborations is that we will be able to showcase all these amazing work internationally."


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U r funny...r u trying to say youthful exuberance?

Reelmii:
youthful exorbitant... continue arguing with ur ancestors very soon u will argue with ur balls

This man mite be talking about UMMUNNA oh! Is that what u mean by same village?

Mandem12:
He said people from the same village don't marry each other because they're related somehow

Travel n study in Canada. After a few yrs u move to Yankee...

Brodapounds:
Hello dear nairalanders.

Please I'm going through a state of mental confusion.

Currently i have approximately 20 million and 300 thousand naira in my bank account.

I have two thoughts.

1) I am 25 years old but I'm not a university graduate, i only have ND (National deploma) from a polytechnic In Edo state, Auchi precisely.

I would have become a graduate years ago but after my "ND" years ago, i refused to go back to school and i decided to hustle for money.

Most of my classmates in school back then are all graduates but all the same, looking at my bank account now, i have no regrets.

So this is what i plan on doing.

1) Can i further my Education In any university in the United States with the money and plan on staying back after my degree, for the fact that I'm 25.
Will that be advisable?

2) should i stay back in Nigeria and use part of the money to build a house In my hometown in Benin and use the rest for business?

3) Is there a chance of going to USA and start all over again, look for job.
Will the money be enough to rent a house, foot some bills untill i see a job in the USA.

Note i choose USA only because it's my dream country, I'm not scared of the traveling ban because I'm 100% confident that it will be taken away few months from now.

Please i won't be replying any mention or questions.

All i want is to take note of good advice.

I already know a reliable traveling agent.

Please other suggestions are welcomed apart from mine.

Please help

U r forgetting that a bricklayer who works harder than another bricklayer will be more successful.....likewise a senator who works harder than another senator....

falcon01:
between brick layer and a senator who works harder?

Ubr saying dis just after she got married? Don't u know for some of us such women r di sexiest thin ever. Not fat women oh! But curvaceous and plumpy women.

Davash222:
Men are really trying o

If this girl naked, aswear, my dicck cant rise! She’s always dirty in my eyes. Sorry, no sorry.

Well, I wish them what they wish themselves.

But the death matter concerned just APC. But this one na fraud matter n not internal party matter.

seunmsg:
Faleke was allowed to continue as the deputy governor while Yahaya Bello was brought in as the governorship candidate. The same thing should have happened in Bayelsa. Lyon should have been allowed to continue while the deputy is disqualified. In the alternative, the Bauchi situation where a fresh election was ordered after the deputy governor was disqualified should have happen.

There is nothing democratic about giving victory to a candidate that was overwhelmingly rejected by the people. This is not democracy.

I c your point. But you should note that fake was never removed as deputy to Bello. He refused to be deputy to SUM1 not remotely involved in the said election. On the other hand I fault the justices for giving the chair to fake since he was deputy to the deceased govnor elect!


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The deputy candidate should have been disqualified without touching the governor-elect. In the case of James Faleke vs Yahaya Bello, the Supreme Court agreed with APC that a dead candidate can be substituted even after the election. So, why can’t the same apply in this case?

Democracy should be about the people and not about the justices of the Supreme Court. At worst, the court should have ordered another election just like it did in Bauchi some years back when the deputy governor was disqualified. The people should be the ones deciding who rules them and not some justices somewhere.[/quote]

Leave story. Maybe di girl de Europe or America and the family want make she get stay as to say persecution from family and state...day she is afraid for her life!

Goldencheese:
Lesbian for Nigeria?

Wot do u mean? I be bn with me wife going to 10yrs n no fling....what's ur point exactly?

Foodqueen:
You've been with your wife for 12yrs and your kids are 1.
Two years ago, u started having fling
I don't understand, I really don't

Was it that you waited for 11yrs or what
Address the main issue gan-gan.

Let me ask u. Is the guy always there b4 her. Courtesy demands u ask di person watching with u if u want 2 change a Chanel!

Let's say u r in the toilet...must she come 2 u n ignore the elderly man. C if u pay 4 my food in a resto n that of an elder, I thank di elder b4 u. I mite not thank you sef if we b strong paddymen...

MasterRahl:
Hello fellow Nairalanders. How una dey do?
Okay, I have something to share and I sincerely need your opinion. Considering that this is Nairaland, I know say some people go wan bash me but no shaking. That's what makes Nairaland fun and interesting.

I live in an apartment somewhere in town. It is a massive building with roughly 28 apartments (mini flats).

Now, I'm a Kindle Publisher so I spend a lot of time on my system. And because of the nature of my work, I ensure that there is light in my apartment every time.

My neighbors (a guy and several females) like coming to my house to charge their phones. There's this particular girl (a corper who comes most nights to charge). There's also this particular guy (far older than me) who also comes to charge.

Anytime the guy comes, he'll charge and then settle down to watch DStv. This corper girl also comes to watch TV/charge her phone.

Here's the issue: anytime the lady comes in, she takes permission from the guy to switch channels. It makes me wonder

1. I an the owner of the apartment
2. I own the DStv and I use my money to subscribe it.

Why then does she make it a habit to obtain permission from another person before using it? I'm always on my system writing, but at least courtesy demands that she or any other person takes permission from me before using my property instead of obtaining permission from a fellow neighbor.

I haven't said anything to both of them. It has happened for several weeks and I've just been watching. I decided to table the issue here for suggestions.

One of the reasons why I refused to comment is because I don't want to be seen as an egotistic or proud person. They might say "he's doing guy for ordinary DStv" bla bla bla or he is immature and I don't wanna address the issue in the wrong way.

That's why I need your opinion guys. Should I just overlook it and continue with my life or do I address the issue? If yes, in what way?

Thanks

But wait oh...wetin I go go find inside my broda room if he is with his wife? Talkless of if he is not around?

americaninja1:
she talk say she naked. I sure say she no even dey around wen he picked it up. All dis excuse is just to paint d guy bad. And make us feel she’s d victim. When said said smoke filled d ause d previous post. Tut she was talking bout d guy smoking in d house nt until I read further. Nothing srs in all she said.

U did not read the article. If u insist u did read my friend then I will tell u u did not understand it. The uncle died in a quarantine centre not hospital. She is looking for hospital space for her dad.

fvckchina:
if you have ebola , would you like dying in your family's arms or dying in a camp?

you should read this article carefully.

that chinese woman said, if her uncle (only a suspect) was not put into the hospital he would not die of real infection,and now her father was a suspect too and she refused to let her father go to hospital.

I know our health service is nothing to write home about. But give it to naija when it comes to viruses. Ebola showed us how to be proud to be naija. The way we went over it was fantastic man. Even CNN n BBC commended. Our modalities used then r now the norms world over in dealing with viruses. Find and isolate those in contact with an infected person so that the virus does not spread! China is failing to use our methodology...Son i think it will take time for dem to eradicate this coronavirus.
How can this family b staying with an infected fada n how can di mum be visiting health centres at random?

ChybuzzDD:
What's this blockhead saying? I hope you read the above write-up and understood it?
She's simply saying the number of infected people are so much that there's no more available spaces and enough healthcare personnel to admit and take of them respectively.
The new hospital is a 1000-bed facility, and it's equipped with modern facilities. The problem is that the number of people infected are so many that it's difficult to get bed spaces in the hospitals both for treatment and quarantine. Butt hey're still building more. Another 1500-bed facility will be opened today. I think China is doing well.
[b]Concentrate on your bleeped-up country that doesn't even have facilities to quarantine suspected case[/b]s, let alone manage over 20,000 infected cases. Most other African countries, except Nigeria, have evacuated and quarantined their citizens. A serious country that cares about it's citizens should have erected a quarantine facility in an isolated place by now.

U no well. Ick used. Clothes in a room where madam is naked?

americaninja1:
u get problem trutru. Is it ur stuff he picked. If ur sis pick up ur used clothes will she also request permission from ur husband. I can c u getting jealous of d closeness of ur husby and his bro. Mind ur business and face ur husband. He’s nt competing with u. Just brothers lifestyle

She can even make enuff stew or egusi to last 1 or 2 weeks. Do not add any vegetables or ingredients so far it is blandbor tasteless n put in di freezer. Whenever u want to cook get a quantity for that time from freezer n add all condiments necessary so u do spend hrs cooking....

eyinjuege:
Just cook enough food per meal, and leave no extras
Stop cooking excess.
Once you cook, dish your husband's own in a cooler and keep near your bedside. Dish your own and eat, and dish his own too. Shikena

It might be more stressful cooking more often, but it will save you the stress of shouting
Make stew/soup for a meal, and nothing more

MY LEAVE UR YARNS. I MENTIONED SUM1 IN ANOTHER POST THAT TOOK IN HER COUS FOR 6 MONTHS WITH HER 4 BOISIN THE STATES...THEY CAME FOR HOLIDAYS BUT DECIDED TO REMAIN INDEFINITELY.
FEEL AT HOME FOR THEM MEANT MY FRIENDS LITE BILL A MONTH WENT FROM BOUT 80 TO 400 DOLLARS. THE BOYS CANT CLEAN AFTET THEMSELVES AS THEIR MUM TOLD HER THEY WILL LEARN?
SHE EVENTUALLY KICKED DEM OUT...GAVE HER CUZ A CAR SUBSEQUNTLY N WAS PAYING INDURANCE. AFTER 1YR DE cuz had an accident with the car...guess wot? She told my cuz to fix up the car since it's on insurance n she has no Moni? My friend refused n di cuz came n dumped di car...just 200 USD to fix!
We Nigerians have an entitlement mentality fullstop!




FO[quote autr=cococandy post=86399719]Well then let’s agree to disagree.

If someone lives with me, I want them to feel free enough to eat whenever they are hungry.

In her case, if it’s about finances she and her husband can ask him to contribute or only agree to host when they can afford to.

About feeling too much at home, lol. That’s the whole point. If someone lives with you, they should be able to feel very very at home. Otherwise they shouldn’t come.

That’s why opening your home to long term visitors is not a small decision. Weigh it well, decide and plan how you’re going to finance it, consider if you can stand living with said person for the amount of time they need or want to stay. And then when the decision is made, it’s made. Everyone should be able to live comfortably without walking on egg shells.[/quote]

Eat wen he is hungry? U guys de joke. A woman's kitchen?

cococandy:
I’m sorry I don’t know what to tell you. I’m trying to be sympathetic because you must be troubled to have brought it here.

The question is: Can he not eat when he’s hungry? Does he have to ask you first? If finance is the problem, Maybe ask your husband to discuss with him on how he can contribute. If he’s not in a financial position to contribute then that means you and your husband must provide for him while he’s there. In which case, only have guests that you can afford to care for.

I don’t think it’s nice to expect him to ask permission every time he’s hungry. Unless he’s a minor. And even then I wouldn’t do that. But it would be a bit more understandable since a minor might not be very hygienic in the kitchen and stuff like that.

Food is such an important aspect of life that I’d hate to restrict anyone’s access to it. I think he’d be more comfortable and at home if he can eat whenever he’s hungry without asking permission