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The OP really had to stress 'white friends' Inferiority complex will kill many Nigerians ![]() |
peacengine:Abeg, where's the evidence there? I see a plane, and some vehicles. Where is the money? Where is the evidence? Gullible wailer... If the article claimed that plane contained human skulls, you'd still have believed it. Disgraceful |
Let me be blunt If you believe this fictional story, you're a thrice accursed idiot and you do not deserve your life. This Charles Novia must think everyone is as silly as he is. I only hope he and his ilk visit her in prison. |
This reads like a frigging press release. |
Gamesmart:My broda, na so I see am o. As soon as maths is involved, TANoids start to convulse and spew out rubbish. |
SeverusSnape:Nah, he remains the President of Nigeria You, on the other hand, remain a confused voice crying out in the wilderness. Remember when you used to type "GEJ until 2019!!!" this time last year? Those were the heady days for you....now you drown in impotent frustration ![]() |
SeverusSnape:I wouldn't be surprised too. We live in a world where TAN sycophants put the credit for Nigeria's rebased economy on GEJ. SeverusSnape:Ah, i'd forgotten that TANoids have suspect maths skills. Since when did $40 become greater than the $100+ under the hero of democracy? ![]() Okonjo Iweala was warning of austerity measures if oil ever fell to $50. Now at $40 you're claiming there should be no austerity? LMAO! |
Igobang:Rubbish The parents know him. They know who he is, where he works, etc. They had no interest in him coming for introduction. They just didn't want to marry him for their own selfish reasons. More importantly, the wife is an adult and she is - BY FAR - the most important stakeholder in making the decision on who to marry, not the parents. The arrest was illegal and unconstitutional. Your support for it just shows your lack of education and/or wisdom. |
Muoweta:Don't be silly. There are many cases where in even worse accidents, the driver has gotten off unhurt. Also, she was driving an SUV which affords more protection to the driver than a sedan Muoweta:I have to shake my head at your intellectual laziness. This accident happened more than a decade ago. At that time, the penetration of camera equipped smartphones in Nigeria was pretty low. There was probably no camera phone in the vicinity of that accident. I was using a Trium T110 in 2005. That definitely did not have a cameraphone. The Nokia 3310 was the most famous in naija at the time. Muoweta:Yes, because it's impossible for any part of the car to be loosened or ripped off after multiple impacts. A car flipped over, smashed into an embarkment and landed on another car and your brain cannot imagine a scenario where the licence plate was ripped loose? Smh Muoweta:She lost her brother. It was a painful, traumatizing moment for her family. I guess maybe nobody cares enough about you to remember you if you pass away, but for most people, facts surrounding the traumatizing deaths of loved ones are etched in their memory. 15 years ago, my secondary school classmate was kidnapped and beaten to death by cultists. I remember the events surrounding that with vivid clarity, including how the chief suspect was apprehended. I'm sorry, but these questions show a lack of critical reasoning and limited imagination. You can do better. |
In a time of austerity, committing N4bn of scarce state resources to an elitist project is seen as 'working'? Nigerians sha. |
aforti:I cannot believe an educated person is the one who typed this drivel. My word, for someone who talks about honoring parents, you sure wasted the money invested in your education by your folks. What a disgrace. You may have lost the ability to feel shame, but you'll be gratified to know I feel deeply ashamed for you. |
baby124:How is it a 'sham' marriage? If they married legally in court, there's nothing 'sham' about it. It's a legally binding arrangement in a country where polygamy is legal. The crux of the matter here is the parent sending police to arrest the husband. Last I checked, having another wife (if true) is not grounds for arrest in Naija. |
ikukuhero:How did YOU come about the conclusion that my assertion was invalid? Get thee behind me, misguided one. |
aforti:Look at you, quoting Bible and talking about Love in a case when Parents used police to illegally detain an innocent man for nothing. With all the nonsense you posted, one would think that parental consent prevents infidelity and violence. 99% of the broken marriages in Nigeria were done with the blessings of the parents and religious bodies. |
70% of the people on that list didn't invent anything. Someone took a Chinese Android tablet, branded it 'INYE' and sold it to gullible folks as a 'Nigerian Tablet' and today he's been heralded by a victim of our poor educational system as an 'inventor' Na wa |
Those are some scary looking ladies. Why did you guys encourage them to cake on the makeup with a trowel? |
hespy:Later some of you goats will carry placard, blaming JAMB for scoring them 15/100 in English. Basic comprehension skills are sadly lacking. |
Can't believe this guy did the list and started putting unknowns ahead of Falz. None of the other comedians has hit even a third of the heights falz has hit thanks to his social media fame. |
Hmm |
Sunbassen:Oliseh resigned on 26 Feb. This covers From Feb 1st to Feb 29th. What other thing do you want to see on Page 2? Closing prayers? |
naijaking1:I agree! Everyone knows that GEJ actually gave APC members the money to fund PDP's presidential candidate /s It is embarrassing how little thought some of you put in your responses. No matter your political affiliation, never betray the education you have received! |
Since by 2018 half of the PDP leadership will be serving jail terms for corruption, this man is smartly positioning himself. Kudos to a savvy young man! Of course, PDP will not smell power in 2019. |
Don't these people have work? First they marched to the National Assembly...now they are marching to embassies. Where next will they march to? Synagogue? |
Gassa007:The satisfaction of getting a response from the likes of you? |
LOL I suppose some decades ago, being disowned was a tremendous blow to any man and this would have been seen as a mortal blow. Now, in this day and age, this is probably no skin off the son's ar.se...especially since he's probably financially comfortable. For destroying the town hall, he remains disowned. He doesn’t possess the qualities of the Anyanwu family. He has been stripped of all his rights,” he said.LOL @ 'rights' |
merake78:Please see the words in bold font. It's embarrassing that you're a medical undergraduate and yet you're making such fundamental grammatical errors. Plural of 'doctor' is 'doctors', not 'doctor's' Plural of 'student' is 'students', not 'student's'. |
"How SaharaReporters started making inflammatory and silly headlines" |
I really detest their insinuation that the only options available to them on return was to take up kidnapping, armed robbery or terrorism. What happened to their moral fiber? People that are selling food, working as drivers or doing trading are also human beings. |
What a truly presumptuous topic First talk about the network, then do real world tests on the speeds before talking about phones. |
I don't know why these people even bother like it matters. At the end of the day, what will kick or KEEP Buhari /APC in power in 2019 is Performance. All these hashtags will not significantly change anything. Only reason we are in the season of hashtags is for 'youths' to be settled by their paymasters. |
"my mother was not driving recklessly, her car just summersaulted" Lol. I'm yet to see anyone who was driving at the legal speed limit and their car suddenly flipped over. Truth is, this woman drove dangerously, and hit a medical doctor on the way from doing his duty. This doctor had a wife and kids... Even worse, she ran away after the accident, hoping to cheat justice. I can understand if she's remorseful or regretful now, but justice must take its course. Particularly as she failed to take enough steps to appease the family in this intervening period. If I were in her shoes, I would have been coming to prostrate for them once a year to beg for mercy, and paid a hefty sum to the late doctor's estate as compensation... Or reparation. |
Not a single one of these guys is gonna be president |
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