Romance › Re: His Girlfriend Gave Him Money To Relocate And He Dumped Her by Tenrack: 1:10pm On Apr 27 |
Diamond098454: Ungrateful gender....... Na dem abeg abeg. How many times you dey see men run this package. No be your gender teach them work? |
Christianity Etc › Re: Why Does Samson Need The Spirit To Kill? by Tenrack: 12:41pm On Apr 27 |
AntiChristian: The place no suite you? in your myopic mind, all these things you're doing is getting to me? See that's the difference between us and you idol worshippers we no dey carry religion for head like fanatics. allahu akbow-kaboom  |
Romance › Re: It Is Not The Tightness Of The Vagina That Makes Sex Sweet But The Attitude... by Tenrack: 4:34am On Apr 27 |
BigYash: Get tf out my mention.. The same "your mentals" that make majority of your likes father kids that are not theirs these days. I just dey look the Dundee as e dey ask. Why we like bashing the foids we have all over society nowadays? Very foolish question |
Politics › Re: FG Introduces Green Tax On Vehicles From July 1, 2026 by Tenrack: 4:27am On Apr 27 |
Raypawer: You should actually think again, this is hitting directly on some companies with mini trucks and trucks used for their daily distribution
And that would translate to consumer price inflation forgive am. E no dey think go far. |
Politics › Re: FG Introduces Green Tax On Vehicles From July 1, 2026 by Tenrack: 4:26am On Apr 27 |
BrickandLace: You see that thing called avarice.....it eats away all the senses and God given mental faculties. I don't know wether the foolish man wants to bribe his way into heaven. Who are his advisors? Nawa. |
Politics › Re: Zulum Commends Tinubu Over ₦68 Billion Maiduguri Power Plant by Tenrack: 4:19am On Apr 27 |
SmartPolician: I thought they had given the states responsibility to generate their own power
Tinubu should restructure this country the way APC promised Nigerians so that everyone can start managing themselves and their affairs To restructure dey hard the foolish ioooooollllllld maaaaan. He thinks say e wise. Shebi e dey shout restructure before him become president. What happend? |
Politics › Re: Zulum Commends Tinubu Over ₦68 Billion Maiduguri Power Plant by Tenrack: 4:17am On Apr 27 |
Richtaiwo: That brewery that Pitobi built in Anambra that his supporters and some Anambra youths keep glorifying as though it were a monument to genius, was it built with his personal money?
The same state funds he allowed to sit in accounts generating interest for him, rather than deploying them toward meaningful infrastructure that could have improved the lives of ordinary people, was that his private wealth too? do you have proof for all of this ? |
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Romance › Re: Is It Advisable To Spy On Your Girlfriend's Phone? by Tenrack: 12:06pm On Apr 26 |
Onkoolos: Is it ok to spy on your wife to be phone to know who she is, before marrying her, or is that insecure.?? Any opinion is welcome here!! no, don't spy. It would make you look like an insecure man. Just let her be. She won't carry another man's child. Fear not. Shebi it's just to cheat |
Celebrities › Re: Olakunle Churchill & Wife Rosy Meurer Reportedly Split by Tenrack: 8:58pm On Apr 25 |
Diamond098454: He should go and rest and also stay away from marriage since he doesn't have the ability to handle it. the guy na big heediot |
Christianity Etc › Re: Why Does Samson Need The Spirit To Kill? by Tenrack: 8:50pm On Apr 25 |
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Romance › Re: Height And Weight! by Tenrack: 12:14pm On Apr 25 |
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Foreign Affairs › Re: Monkey Attacks US Navy Sailor On His Way To Strait Of Hormuz by Tenrack: 11:23am On Apr 25 |
soccerlite: They don give alagba data
Imagine one person being a pro hamas, pro hezbollah, pro tinubu
I pity innocent people working or living in the same place as this freestuff guy the guy too dull wahlai. Tahlai |
Romance › Re: Height And Weight! by Tenrack: 11:19am On Apr 25 |
AntiChristian: Go create your own useful one!
Bittered bloke! allahu akbar  |
Phones › Re: MTN To Compensate Subscribers For Poor Service, Plans Network Upgrade by Tenrack: 5:14am On Apr 25 |
appliedscience: They are only been smart... They can see several of their customers have swap to glo..... being half smart because even though the SIM remains in my phone for receiving calls, I have stopped recharging or buying data on it since last year. Very useless network |
Phones › Re: MTN To Compensate Subscribers For Poor Service, Plans Network Upgrade by Tenrack: 5:12am On Apr 25 |
I haven't used my mtn SIM for browsing or calling since last year because of their useless service. I'm sure they won't compensate me with even 10#. Uselessxxx things. |
Phones › Re: MTN To Compensate Subscribers For Poor Service, Plans Network Upgrade by Tenrack: 5:10am On Apr 25 |
Okechinwadike: They gave me 231# ooooo na the compensation be that. I no blame them. |
Phones › Re: MTN To Compensate Subscribers For Poor Service, Plans Network Upgrade by Tenrack: 5:10am On Apr 25 |
TheStreetNews: MTN Nigeria don agree to compensate subscribers for poor service and plan network upgrade, following directive from Nigerian Communications Commission.
The order come after NCC discover say telecom operators fail to meet quality-of-service standards between November, December and January. Subscribers to receive compensation MTN confirm say all customers wey experience service issues for affected areas go receive compensation based on NCC guidelines.
The company say the move show say regulator dey put customers first for decision-making. Focus on better network quality Even as MTN prepare to compensate users, the company stress say the main goal na to improve network service and reduce disruptions.
MTN promise to increase investment in infrastructure, including: Upgrade of network equipment Stronger systems to prevent outages Better collaboration with tower companies Rising demand for data The telecom giant also note say increasing demand for voice and data services require continuous expansion and improvement of network capacity. Industry challenges
MTN admit say some challenges still dey, including infrastructure problems and external disruptions, but assure say dem dey work with stakeholders to solve them.
NCC tightens regulation The development come as NCC dey increase monitoring of telecom companies to ensure better service delivery across Nigeria.
Experts believe say improved network investment go help boost digital connectivity as internet usage continue to rise across the country.
@https://thestreetnewspaper.com/ eediots. My brother was compensated with 116#. God go punish all of Una and NCC. Useleesssssssss lot |
Romance › Re: Matchmaker Laments After Lady Ate ₦1m Food On 2nd Date by Tenrack: 6:43pm On Apr 24 |
LOVEGINO: since him nor pay, no wahala  no be lie sha. Dawan dey. |
Romance › Re: 'Women Should Stop Getting Married' - Married Lady Advises Single Ladies by Tenrack: 3:01pm On Apr 24 |
Famousqueen: she just said my mind, the only thing i want in life, is mental peace, happiness, and enjoy my life without anyone restricting me why get married when i will be subjected to pains, commitments, emotional trauma, e.t.c very good. Please don't get married. Marriage is a prison for women |
Romance › Re: 'Women Should Stop Getting Married' - Married Lady Advises Single Ladies by Tenrack: 3:00pm On Apr 24 |
GOFRONT: Abeg o Anty, Wait make I first marry my girl......No posion her mind for me "your girl"🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👏🤣 |
Romance › Re: 'Women Should Stop Getting Married' - Married Lady Advises Single Ladies by Tenrack: 2:57pm On Apr 24 |
correctbae: A married lady with kids took to Twitter, @ozzyetomi to advise ladies to stop getting married as the benefits in marriage can actually be gotten from your partner Unmarried.
She made the statement when an unmarried lady, @mochievous asked to know the benefits of getting married.
Tweets below:
@mochievous tweet:
As a young unmarried woman, I often wonder about the benefits of marriage for me. So far, my list is empty. Married women, I’ll love to hear from you. What are the best parts of being married? Help.
@ozzyetomi tweet:
I dont particularly advocate for marriage simply because most things (listed) you can have with a partner but unmarried, maybe minus tax breaks (which doesnt apply in Nigeria same as most legal advantages of being married). Truth is advantages are few & far btw for women. People choose to get married mainly for emotional and romantic reasons but the institution is generally not skewed in women’s favor. Personally i think all women should stop getting married but thats just me ��♀️
Source: https://correct.com.ng/women-should-stop-getting-married-most-benefits-you-will-get-in-marriage-can-be-gotten-unmarried-from-your-partner-married-lady-advice-single-ladies/ I love this advice. Ladies should stop getting married please. It will even favour us that don't want to get married. |
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Romance › Re: Matchmaker Laments After Lady Ate ₦1m Food On 2nd Date by Tenrack: 11:29am On Apr 24 |
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Romance › Re: Height And Weight! by Tenrack: 11:27am On Apr 24 |
Very useless thread |
Romance › Re: How To Be A MAN In Nigeria by Tenrack: 11:22am On Apr 23 |
Karlifate: No mind them. 
So muvh ado about inconsequential things. as in ehn. |
Romance › Re: How To Be A MAN In Nigeria by Tenrack: 9:40am On Apr 23 |
kiddaz: Lol I swear na the one major problem most guys dey make be that. The op thinks he's making sense when in reality he's still all about hers... Many men go still learn the hard way sha  dem think say we wey dey avoid women no wise na. Everything he listed was him still trying to impress her. I pity am |
Romance › Re: Lazy/not Ambitious Or Not Yet His Time by Tenrack: 6:42pm On Apr 22 |
Omo. Women. Na who dey take Una seriously I dey pity. Very wicked and selfish gender. |
Romance › Re: The Night I Almost Skipped… And Somehow Found You by Tenrack: 6:31pm On Apr 22 |
Jorgenvava: I didn’t even want to go for that birthday.
It was one of those last-minute invites from a friend who doesn’t take no for an answer. I had already planned a quiet night for myself, nothing stressful, nothing social. But somehow, I found myself getting dressed and heading out anyway.
The party was at Obudu Place. I had been there once or twice before, so I knew the kind of vibe to expect. Music, laughter, people moving around like they all had somewhere better to be but chose to stay.
When I got there, it was already in full swing. Groups formed in corners, drinks in hand, birthday energy everywhere. I did the usual rounds, greeted who I knew, smiled at who I didn’t, and tried to find a comfortable spot where I wouldn’t have to shout over the music.
That was when I saw her.
She wasn’t doing anything dramatic. Just standing with a small group, listening more than talking. But there was something calm about her in the middle of all that noise. Like she wasn’t trying to compete with the moment.
I didn’t go over immediately. I told myself I wasn’t in the mood for all that. But somehow, we kept crossing paths. Near the drinks table. By the entrance. Once when the music changed and people shifted around.
The third time, we both noticed.
There was that brief, awkward smile people give when they’ve seen each other too many times to pretend otherwise. I said hi. She said hi back. Simple.
We started with the usual small talk. Who invited you, how do you know the celebrant, that kind of thing. Nothing special. But it didn’t feel forced either.
At some point, the conversation moved away from the crowd. Not physically, just mentally. We stopped paying attention to everything else. The noise faded into the background.
She had this way of speaking that made you listen without trying. Not loud, not overly expressive, just honest. I found myself asking questions I didn’t plan to ask, and actually caring about the answers.
We laughed a lot. Not the party kind of laughter, but the relaxed kind that comes when you forget you’re surrounded by people.
Time did that thing again where it moves without permission. The birthday cake came out, everyone gathered, sang, shouted. We joined in, but even then, it felt like we were in our own small bubble inside a bigger moment.
After everything settled, we stepped outside for some air. It was quieter there. The kind of quiet that lets conversations breathe.
That was where it shifted.
We talked about real things. Not too deep, not too heavy, but enough to feel like we were past the surface. Enough to make it clear this wasn’t just random party conversation.
At one point, there was a pause. Not awkward. Just… still.
“I almost didn’t come tonight,” she said.
I laughed a little. “Same.”
We both knew what that meant without explaining it.
Eventually, it was time to leave. People were already calling rides, saying their goodbyes. The night was winding down.
We stood there for a second, like neither of us wanted to break whatever had formed between us.
“Can I see you again?” I asked.
She didn’t hesitate. “I was hoping you’d ask.”
We exchanged numbers, but it didn’t feel like the usual routine. It felt intentional.
On my way home, I kept thinking about how random it all was. A birthday I didn’t plan to attend. A conversation I didn’t expect to have. A person I wasn’t looking for.
And yet, there it was.
Funny how sometimes you don’t find anything when you’re searching, but the moment you stop, life just places something in front of you.
Now, whenever I hear about a party there, I don’t just think of music or crowds. I think about that night. The one I almost missed.
So tell me, have you ever gone somewhere just because you had to, and ended up finding something you didn’t even know you needed? 😄 God won punish this one?  |
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Family › Re: Lady Who Wanted To Leave Her Husband Stays Back After Analyzing The Cost Of Rent by Tenrack: 2:57pm On Apr 22 |
SixSeven: Men provide financial security and physical security. While women fantasize about emotions and Mr Prince and those things, reality is harsh. What is love? women fantasize about romance but only as the receptor of the gestures. Very wicked, selfish and ruthless gender. I wish I knew more bout their conniving nature earlier. When I see a woman, first thing that comes to my mind is, how diabolical is this one? |