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oskopy:You guys just want to entertain these dimwits. What they see as servants is actually the Igbo apprenticeship scheme. Illiteracy is borderless to some people. ![]() |
A short video would have been better. Anyway, thanks for the info. |
Paraman:What a sensless comment. Blithering dimwit. |
jazzman7711:You must still be under parental care to make such assessment. You are not responsible for any bill(s) yet. Y |
You don't put the cart before the horse. This present govt. functionaries are not only empty but rudderless. Why did they not carry out a thourough check to ascertain if this clueless minister knew the depth of the river he was about to cross. When you put triangular peg in a round hole, this is what you get. Shame on our leaders. |
[quote author= post=129445208]A resident of Kajola Village near Apomu in Osun State, Lukman Adejoju, has been arrested by the police for allegedly killing his mother, Aminat, who was said to be around 100 years old, following a dispute over proceeds of palm oil they sold. Sources resident in the village who knew about the incident but preferred to speak on the condition of anonymity told PUNCH Metro that it happened around 4:00 pm on Saturday when the suspect and the deceased were going to the farm. A villager, who preferred anonymity, said the suspect attacked his mother due to a disagreement between them over the money they were to be paid by their labourer that assisted them in selling the palm oil. Another villager, simply identified as Rasaki, said Lukman and the deceased mother hired the labourer, who assisted them in selling some kegs of palm oil. Having assisted them in selling the items, he said the man wanted to remit the proceeds, and the late Aminat reportedly insisted that the money should be paid to her, which angered the suspect. He further said, “Residents of the village were all disappointed when we heard of the incident. The incident happened in Kajola village near Apomu on Saturday at about 4 pm. “We heard that Lukman who should be around 63 years old had a disagreement with her mother, Aminat, aged 100 years, over who should collect the proceeds from their palm oil plantation. “A labourer that was hired by the two of them wanted to remit the proceeds of the sales but the mother insisted that she ought to receive it first. That led to a serious misunderstanding. Lukman attacked the woman and killed her.” He said the incident led to tension resulting in the arrival of security agents like the police, Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, and others to douse the tension. When contacted, the spokesperson for the Osun State Command of the NSCDC, Kehinde Adeleke, said the suspect was arrested and taken to a police station in Apomu, adding that normalcy had returned to the village. The Osun State Police Public Relations Officer, Yemisi Opalola, who said the suspect had been transferred to the command headquarters in Osogbo for further investigation, noted that Lukman was helping investigation into the crime. Opalola said, “They were both going to farm when they disagreed. The suspect said he could not explain the spirit that possessed him. He admitted that he pushed the deceased, who should be about 100 years old and the woman fell and died. “He has been transferred to the Criminal Investigation Department in the headquarters in Osogbo for further investigations.” Source: https://punchng.com/100-year-old-mother-allegedly-killed-by-son-over-palm-oil-proceeds/[/quote]RIP mama. You birthed a murderer and not a son. BTW if this incident had happened in the region where there's palm oil as i initially thought, these blightering dimwits from a particular region would have attributed it to a lot of nonsense including poor upbringing. |
Doveheart:She's a widow and not a single mother according to your post. Please change the heading.. If you feel she's what you want in a woman, why not? |
ukaface:Don't know what you mean lady, but I've been married for 18yrs and have never cheated on my wife ever since, and don't intend to. For me, marriage is sacred don't know about you. |
Lies. POP in reed ceiling? Only fools would believe this poppycock. |
The area/region where it was found would help in identifying it. I have a complete compendium of of all the precious stones found in all the thirty six states of the six geopolitical zones of the country. |
[quote author=Excelll post=129366139][/quote]Bless you too brother. |
Richtaiwo:Unfortunately your comments on nairaland are unintelligent and lacking in content. You dwell so much attacking a man who is busy easing lives for some people, whereas you are a jobless lout without any visible means of livehood who prowls about nairaland like a jackal exposing you emptyness and bigotry, without showing us a single proof of any social investment you have made in your entire wretched life. Take a break fella go help yourself. |
Ishilove:Don't know about others, but the Catholic church would never wed the couple without a proof from the registry. |
Evisoblog:To where |
You can't be joined in a holy matrimony unless both of of you register the marriage at the LGA registry in the Catholic, and other orthodox Christian churches. (Don't know about the pentecostals) So the second wife is the legally married one. |
DMerciful:Yes o! Blind loyalists and arm chair analysts on the prowl as you rightly mentioned ![]() |
Minsk24:Yes i have and i don't give a damn about their conspiracies, because I know they do have people who believe them. |
MadamExcellency:Wow! I can't respond to a comment filled with bitterness and hate from someone who's identity is not in doubt. I doff my hat for you. |
Minsk24:If there's anyone to weep for, l think it's you. Your outburst shows your nativity about supernatural things. You Don't have to attack other peoples belief just because you dont reason as they do. Christians are interested in this event because Jesus told;them that towards the end there will be signs and wonders in the heavens, hence to them it's an end times warning. Solar eclipse is a natural phenomena to a scientist, but is it same to an aststrologer? |
Martinsmine:... You just said it all. |
odinaccess:Very foolish proposal from a set of hare brained leaders. |
Ozommadu:Sarah married a wife for Abraham. |
helinues:And MKO's will was also settled within the family abi? Dirty tribalistic bigot. |
Iamanoited:Go and set up your own airline and do the same thing you suggested above failure. |
misreal:He's a hipocrite. His own people are being slaughtered by fulani herdsmen every now and then, and here he is attacking those trying to preserve their existence. Iran, Syria and Russia did worse thing to ISIS during the seven years Syrian war. Why should he cry more than the bereaved? Why is he more concerned about their plight than the Saudis, Jordanians or even Egyptians who are racially and religiously closer to them than him an Idoma man? Self deceit begins when one is able to see events that are far off, but is blind to what lies in his closet. |
43Ronin:... He was once a bank CEO. He failed because he couldn't manage CITIZENS bank to profitablity. Now he wants to copy Soludo's bank recapitalization without a working document like the NEEDS doc developed and implemented as part of the OBJ's economic reforms. The present government needs a similar blueprint for this unrealistic economic approach to succeed. |
God1000:Trump is not against the bombing but against the publicity of the Israeli military action in Gaza. Read and comprehend and not to twist the message. |
Exousiang01:Bigot is Ilamina an Igbo woman? Are you knew in nairaland that you don't know the OP. Haters. |
Happytravels:The single most important choice you will ever make is whom you marry. Marrying the wrong person will ruin your life. And it will continue ruining your life until your spouse dies or you get divorced. And getting divorced is one of the worst experiences a person can suffer. It also can be financially devastating. If your gut tells you something is not quite right, listen to it. Don’t use rationalizations. Your gut is almost always right when it comes to dating. A person addicted to whatever while you are dating has not proven that he or she can break his or her addiction. If the addiction is to cigarettes, it doesn’t matter—or exercise, or eating well. But if the person is addicted to steroids, or alcohol, get the Bleep out. You can’t save them. Only they can do that. If a person has beaten an addiction and is/or getting help, that is a different matter. Plenty of former addicts are fine. You cannot change your partner. That is impossible. And if you want them to change, they aren’t for you. You have to be okay with your partner as they are right now. There is nothing you can do about your spouse changing during marriage. Aging and life experiences do that. You have to compromise on the effects of it if you want to stay married. That is the work of marriage. If you are already married, unless things are really toxic, you are better off staying in the marriage. There is no perfect person for you. Your goal is to find someone you love but also you can live with. That is success. [b]You aren’t perfect. You probably have issues. So do they. [/b]The question is not about these things. The question is “can we live with each other and each other’s issues?” If the answer is yes, you will be okay. Life is about compromises. If you are a 5 on the mating market given your mix of personality, status, and looks, you are going to need to find a mate in the 4–6 zones. Only the 10’s get the 9–10’s. Is life fair? No. Maybe you will get extremely lucky and marry up. But don’t count on it. If you are a spender and your mate is a saver, you will have conflict. You need to work out something you can live with happily or not get married. Money is the leading cause of fighting and divorce. Adultery is also another leading cause of ugly divorces, followed by money. Trust me, I know. I have been into counseling for many years now. Marriage isn’t for everyone. Don’t get married because your friends are getting married or your parents and grandparents keep bugging you. You WILL ruin your life. If you disagree about how many kids you want when married, don’t go into marriage. Don’t say, “we’ll discuss it in the future.” That is a prescription for divorce. If you both have different levels of energy, don’t get married. A person who likes to stay home and rest when not working will have conflict with a person who wants to go tailgating, partying, etc. The bottom line line here is your choice is right and you shouldn't fret about it, but what i can tell is who the guy might become tomorrow. Wish you the best. |
