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NgeneUkwenu:
How Will this allegation Stop Ngozi Okonjo Iweala from going to the prison?

If Amaechi got 256B then Akpabio must have pocketed 700Billion Naira!

Madam liar!

Zombie mentality at work!
Make comments with facts! Don't just pull figures from tin air.
She made the allegation with facts and we're waiting for Amaechi to deny it and prove her wrong.

Smh

SurePresident:
Good one. Haters gon' hate no matter what. Yorubas, globally doing what they best know how to. Yorubas lead, igbos are to forever follow us, we are pace-setters and pathfinders. Two very different kind of people; igbos are shallow minded myopic beings who believe life is only about money, they greedily cheat and kill even their own brothers, wives and sisters for the sake of money. While Yorubas are deep-thinkers, who believe that positively touching lives is the best noble reason for the lives we are living. Yet we have more Mega-Billionaires and Millionaires than those senseless igbos (whose sole aim in life is to cheat others to make money) because when you truly care for people money would naturally flow your way in Billions.

Nawa o! This kain hate go drive you to murder!
Same with the people who gave you likes.

Afrobeau:
Hi everyone, please I need your advice. I am an Igbo girl but my boyfriend is from Delta state (He is Delta Igbo). We've been dating for some months and now he really wants to marry me. He's 25 which my parents think is too early for him to get married and I'm a year younger than him. Speaking of my parents, they are not 100% in support, my Dad is ok with where he's from but my mum, not so much. Their incomplete support also has to do with the fact that my boyfriend is not yet very established so they are skeptical of his true personality. I also heard stories that deltans marry many wives and that sometimes they cheat and do not take it as anything serious. He is good looking and has a couple of girls running after him. He says he loves me and has promised me over and over again that he will never cheat and will do anything to make me happy. I'm seriously confused. I love him but sometimes I have doubts.
Just any information about how marriage in Delta state works could help. Information on their religious beliefs and tradition, the physical environment, and the place of a wife in the extended family, or personal experience/marriage with Deltans will be appreciated. since he is Delta Igbo, will my kids be regarded as Igbo too, (my boyfriend sees himself as Igbo), I have nothing against Deltans but I would love my kids to be seen as Igbos however, I wouldn't reject my boyfriend if he wasn't 100% Igbo.
Thanks in advance.. (pls don't be rude)

It's quite obvious that the only thing about him that appeals to you is his good looks.
Remember, looks can easily fade away.
He's also too young and inexperienced.

Wizkid is a fricking mofo! Try and get some education bro!

Having 5.3bn naira in one account? Nawa for Nigerians! The posters above me read the article wrong!

Dyt:
Even sucklers are crazy workaholics



I am dyt and not steppin

Yeah, keep telling yourself that! You ain't paying the bills, so why should you care?

chimkaire:
Now, don't get on my last nerve
You have been blabbing my name all over with reckless abandon all week. My ignore button never brought you to senses. I aint jobless and stupid like you *take note*. Talk about mistaking me for someone else and spamming my mention with your reports! This is my last reply to, dweeb What more proof of joblessness.

Have you got that job yet?
Thought you were running off your little mouth in the other thread?
What happened? The cat got your tongue?
Next time your silly ass wants to quote someone, check out the username first!
Bush girl!

Dyt:
You don't know everyone one Do you? I am jobless too I can't do business cos I am a free giver I can't learn craft cos I get tired easily Not like I am lazy, as a matter of fact I am very hardworking
We all can't do samething Speak what you know

Op, she just proved you right. Same excuse...I can't do this, I can't do that. If you can't do little, how can you do the real work when it eventually comes? I guess begging and depending on someone is better. Chimkaire, where are you? You need some lessons here. **ka m na-agbakwa oso ahia m, na-etinye ife na-akpa**

Op, which one u be?

UjSizzle:
Figured the title would get your attention This is really more of my opinion than some fact, so I'm hoping we'll be able to discuss 'intelligently'. I'll keep this straight and simple though , so you don't need to worry about reading an epistle.

I'm a strong advocate for understanding why people act the way they do because it is truly the only way to tolerate and deal with them. So lets discuss the over flogged topic of Nigerian women and their supposed love of money .

Why are 'Nigerian women' money conscious?
Really the answer isn't far fetched: They are simply pursuing happiness.

Being happy is really the summary of all a woman wants, but happiness as we know is subject to individuals; what makes A happy maybe different from what makes B happy.

Now while some may say that a woman should be happy with a man who loves her, we might want to ask ourselves: Is love really enough? Can you trust an emotion that can be so easily extinguished just as quickly as it was sparked?
Money is the next best thing after love. Seriously, lets not deceive ourselves here, money makes the world go round. And who says it can't buy you happiness?
To people who are superficial(and that's not a crime), money is happiness. Even to the less superficial ones, it does have the same effect.

Now men, you really didn't think i was going to spare you, did you?
If you believe Nigerian women are gold diggers, it is because consciously, unconsciously or subconsciously you made them so.
I was having a discussion with a friend some months back, and she said she couldn't marry an Igbo man who grew up in Anambra(sorry my brothers). She had a really good reason for that if i may say. Men who go after money with such tenacity believe that it is the only way to please their woman. I don't know who taught you that you could substitute yourself with your wealth, but so far it's worked, and now that the women are following what will supposedly please them(make them happy) you complain. Aren't you the most confused beings alive? We'll leave your confusion for another discussion.

So in essence, every woman wants happiness. Some find it in self fulfilment, others find it in love, and yet others find it in materiality.
You can't really blame a person for what they believe will keep them happy, the best you can do is change their mindset. It is really about orientation, what they have been led to believe. Some believe their happiness is tied to someone(a man or woman) or something(possibly the good things of life that only money can buy), while others believe happiness comes from within. I say to each man his own after all there are those who have trusted in love and your potentials and yet nothing good had come of it that they gradually start to resent you. You really can't blame a person for wanting substance, can you?

If men really believe there is more to them than their money(for the few who have some faith in themselves) then it is time to start showing these women those hidden treasures that can make them happy. Until you can successfully do that, please chase after your money and let the women chase after you, and stop complaining

As an emotion is easily extinguished, so is money.
Your logic/opinion doesn't make any sense.
It's not a good excuse. I understand the idea of getting married to someone capable, but not with your reasoning.
A man who is rich today can be a broke ass tomorrow.
So, anyone who marries solely because of what he/she stands to gain personally, will be disappointed.

Just another sucker!

MsBliss:
Is that a must? Av seen people with Olevel being great teachers

It's a requirement.
A guy who studied English language in school can also work in a bank, but he may not be an expert in that line.

Oluwapresley:
Heeeeeeeedioooooooot:Dlol




but on a serious note now, why would u say because u worked ur ass off for something, another person must shed blood and tears for that same thing? Why r humans like this?

On a more serious note bro, nothing is easy in this country.
While some people get things done easily, others must work their ass out to get the same thing.
People like chimkaire still find it hard to accept.
There's this close friend of mine back then, who changes job like boxers and the lowest he has been paid since he started working is 150k.
Currently, he's on his own now after working with so many companies.
Back then, we used pick on him and sometimes jokingly accuse him of using jazz to get jobs. But we all knew he wasn't into jazz or anything. He was just smart and can talk his way through anything.

chimkaire:
You gonna join them soon


Anymore frustration to vent? I say, bring it on
this one na one of those cavemen thinking a husband validates a woman
Okay, you have married a lady to save her from being a lame-ass to her parents, okwaya? Check the name befitting you from your post I quoted =MUMU


Onye oso ahia

Oluwapresley:
Ur father yansh.. Hehehehehehe .. Heeediot

Hahahahhahahahhaha! Chei! Na nairaland frustration camp I enter o!
Chimkaire and Oluwapresley, una fit get heart attack on top of my matter.
Hahahahhaha! I promise not to interfere with God's work in your life. lol
Frustrated buffoons!

Oluwapresley:
Heeeediot!

Hehehehehehe! After your papa.

chimkaire:
Lekwa frustration! Bitch like ya Mama
Biko face your shed, customers hapu igba oso
You don para on top your muse, okwaya
Don't forget to create a topic on how ahia si aga so that graduates can learn from you

Mumu, cry me a river!
Stop depending on your poor parents and get a job!
With your lame-ass attitude, I'm not surprised you're jobless.
Don't worry, manna go show from Heaven.
Maybe one mumu go come pay for your dowry and your parents can at least, heave a sigh of relief.
Anu nwuru anwu.

talk2yommex2000:
You cant believ it dat d situation of som pple are worse to d extent dat dy cant afford 3k (at once) to start a biz of selling recharge cards, EXCEPT if som1 else will cater for their feeding for d next one month. May God help us sha

Yea, some are in worse situation.
But there are still menial jobs that pays daily.
I did that to raise money to set up my business.
It was one of the most humiliating job I've ever done, but I did it.
When you're broke and desperate, humiliation is the last you'll ever think of.
At the end, what really matters is, how well, not how far.

chimkaire:
I might as well take panadol for your headache as you don't know you have one. Drop your number ''employer of labor'' or freak off. You peeps be adding salt to injury for job seekers like they need your suggestion eeeeeeeeeeeek
Read Gboliwe's post, same worked for me...reason I quoted her before you came buzzing
Shuuuuuu off

Idiat! Frustrated b!tch!
Is it my fault that you're jobless and frustrated?
Take your frustration elsewhere.
You can keep your lazy ass at home and wait for God to come down and give you a job!
People with better results no get work, na you wey get pass go get.
Anu ohia!

slap1:
With zero capital? When you guys say self-employment, you make it sound like merely taking the decision takes care of everything.

A journey of a thousand steps begins with one step.
Before you learn to fly, you must learn how to walk....you can't fly into flying.
Most people think that for you to be self-employed, you must have hundreds of thousands or millions before you can start.
But that's not true. You can start from somewhere, no matter how little.
I keep saying this, cos I passed thru it and survived, even when no one thought I couldn't. I'd rather be a labourer or driver than collect just 6k in a month.

A single tear gas and everyone of them cries their way back to school.
Shey FCT minister don turn to education minister abi?
Mtchewww!

chimkaire:
You should have sounded this way earlier on. Maybe, you didn't think it through to know many are willing but can't. Oh, you big now? You can still employ those you are encouraging
Sorry, I aint employable

Story! I aired my opinion and here you are, taking panadol for other people's headache.
You ain't employable? How's that any of my business? Did I send a job offer to you?
If you're jobless, listen to my advice or look for the 6000 naira jobs.
It seems you're comfortable with it. If you got nothing better to write, stop quoting me.

Na people wey dey do nyanshing for field.

chimkaire:
How many people have you helped become self-employed and how many more do you intend helping now...




...kindly drop your number because some peeps are willing but got no capital for it

You go wait long na.
I worked hard to get the little I have now, and no one helped me then. I did the hustling on my own.
So I'll advise them(you inclusive) to do the same.
Nothing good comes easy.

BuddahMonk:
Don't you know to a yoloba person anybody that is not Hausa or yoloba is omo ibo

Their ignorance in that area is shameful.
Even the educated ones think same way.
Once you're not from the North, you're automatically an Igbo.
One of the major reasons why Uncle Joe lost, was because majority of them thought he was an Igbo man.

Be self-employed, that's the best thing.

Kai! Oshiomole dey drag uglyliness with OBJ.
The man go fit act 'winch' for movie without make-up.

SeverusSnape:
https://33.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lvv0x0BAky1qii6tmo1_500.gif
Is this a joke or what?

Hahahhahahahahhaha!

Ezenwammadu:
For more jokes text 419 to buhari

If Buhari tries this, his days in that office are numbered.
Imagine the nos of people he'll be up against.

philips70:
Olodo rabata.

Another nonentity from South West.

Baba one chance, how market? You never promise finish?