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[quote author=EmperorCaesar post=133088759] ![]() See as e be like gym instructor cum Artiste Doesnt mean anything, he go still loot[/quote True. He go still pad that budget. We know his type... |
Wisdomkosi:Fundamental Human Rights Case loading. I expect the Lawyer to sue the 3 officers that assaulted him and also sue The Comptroller of The Nigerian Correctional Service. The Lawyer shouldn't let these people go. The NBA should fully swing into action. They must pay through their noses. Look at the mentality. That's how they kill prisoners extrajudicially. They must pay! |
viqSmallz:Contest where? An exconvict. |
mightyhaze:All of una dey talk say that $1.6M no be money. Why did Mayweather refuse to pay then, if it is such a "small money" as you claim? According to that write-up, Mayweather over values his Networth. He isn't as rich as we are all made to believe. |
A thousand ways to die. |
femi4:Stats never lie. Jackson is not prolific. What Chelsea needs is a prolific striker and creative midfield, game after game. West Ham may have gone well, what about the next game against Brighton? Will Chelsea also score 3? That's a question for you. |
Chelsea has been struggling in front of goal in most of their EPL games this season. Having scored only 8 goals and conceded 5 in their last 4 EPL games, one can see that the struggles of Chelsea FC aren't yet over. N. Jackson isn't really the kind of material Chelsea needs upfront. Cole Palmer seems to be in a slumber this season, after his heroics last season. The duo of Enzo Fernandez and Moises Caicedon have failed to bring the kind of sparkle Chelsea Fans need. The back line has been too leaky too. With a goal difference of 3, and sitting at 8 position, there is need for the Coach to take drastic measures. Chelsea will most likely struggle in this game. |
Jestin:Confirm |
Odidigboigbo:You don't know? Did you read where he said that Asue's father stepped down for his father decades ago? One thing we don't realize is that it is a cycle. If your father happens to hold a political position today, or a prominent non-political position even, years down the line, his children are likely to benefit from the foundation laid by the father. The marks we make tend to stick over time, especially if they are positive marks. For example, did you think that Ajuri Ngelale was the best person for the job he did during the Buhari and Tinubu presidencies? Did you know that Ajuri's father was Welfare Director in Rivers State during the time of Former Governor Milford Okilo? The fact that his father held such a sensitive position back in the days, played a significant role in his selection for the positions Ajuri held in the various governments. This, of course, doesn't remove the fact that he also has some educational qualification for the positions he held. We all know that your education and certificate will never guaranty you certain perks in this country if you don't have strong recommendations from family and friends. That is how it works. This is why it is very important that if you hold any position of public trust, make sure you do your very best. Posterity never forgets. |
thesicilian:Hahaha guy you wicked oo |
Lizzysamuel:In direct support of your prescription, I will also add 2 tablets of Piriton 2 times daily for 6½ years for her. If you know what Piriton does to the human body, you'd know that this Agbadorian will definitely get an undiluted reward for a stvpid vote cast. |
jmoore:Hahaha you no get joy at all, at all. You dey mind the fact checker? Most men who beat their wives at home find it very easy to post pictures of their families depicting happiness and joy, but behind the curtains, behind all that deceitful public display of affection, they are monsters. I know a man, an erstwhile neighbour, who beats his wife and always runs to Facebook to post happy family pictures of his wife and kids. If you saw those pictures online, you'd think he runs the happiest home ever. Lies. Men like Reno always have skeletons...plenty skeletons. |
Sirchiboy:How old are you? You know, when you young chaps yap all these nonsense about women and how they bring nothing to the table, I just shake my head. I'm a married man. The wife I married has been nothing but a miracle to me. Maybe you should carefully scrutinize the kind of girls or women you role with. You can't be rolling with teenagers and under 22s and expect anything tangible from them. Women tend to develop from the age of 25. If you are lucky to find one that is mature at 23 or 24, then you are lucky. Stop dating teenagers and then come online and generalize. You need to improve on your choices, then maybe, just maybe, you'd have a better story to tell about women. They aren't all bad- you just run after little girls! |
StPete:True. The reason he gave for his resignation, we all know, is false. It is either he has embezzled funds and was quietly shown the way out or the Presidency is subtly realigning for the Politics of 2027. Some persons have to be shown the way out. It could also be that he has political ambition: could be gunning for House of Representatives in his home state. Nigerian politicians never resign for anything. Even on their death bed, they will still hang on to power or position. |
Goodnewsforlife:Both you and the person you replied, alongside the MOD that banned you, should be banned by Seun for 99 weeks. This tribal thing on NL has to stop. It's bad enough this issue of Tribe stalks a lot of people in the real world. Coming to also stalk people online is plain Bad!!! |
ThrustReverser:Laugh wan kill me ![]() |
Creamypie:You dey mind them? The NPF is a somewhat useless organization. 9 times out of 10, they forget what is called "proper investigation". What Happened to using this woman to tail the bandit and get him arrested? No. They won't. They will run to the media like headless chickens and hold useless media sessions that will yeild absolutely NOTHING. It is only a matter of time, this same woman will walk free. The killing will continue unabated; they will continue losing Officers and Men to these men of the Underworld. Utterly useless! Tweh! |
CyrusVI:You mean "plaque"... ![]() |
PJtech:Sue who? Lol. Person wey no fit pay back loan, where she wan see money sue person? She should just overlook it and move on. |
DevilsEqual:Werey ![]() |
Look at how quickly they elected a President. In less than 2 months, an election was conducted. No ballot box snatching. No killings. No explosions. No nonsense. If this were to be Nigeria... |
AntiChristian:This is so not true. Have we considered the medical facility that she used? How equiped was the hospital? How qualified was the medical personnel that attended to her? We are very quick to push everything that happens to the 'will of God', when infact these things could have easily been the carelessness of man. Many couple, because of medical bill, patronize substandard medical facilities. This could easily be one preventable death, but here we are sounding like it was her fate and time to die. |
Medipharm:Why did you lose so much? Did your birds die? |
We must learn a lesson ![]() |
Beremx:You mean peace |
Inosky:Na this idea worse pass. The VC will probably pocket half the amount and the remaining half will still not get to half the number of students. It seems you don't know Nigerians. |
NwaNimo1:E be like say ebin pawa don affect your brain ![]() |
santaclaws:Hey, Santa. Just rest . It's a gut feeling. Even you know very well that you can't prove it's not Arson. You don't seem to know the human mind and how we function differently. Just yesterday the FG released names of Terror Sponsors. Now tell me, why would these people, for years, actively involve themselves in killing fellow Nigerians? What exactly would they gain by consistently murdering people and rendering millions of others homeless? When you find answers to these, then you will find answers to why our markets get burnt down on a yearly basis. |
I have this feeling that there are Nigerians who specifically cash out whenever there is a fire like this. I have this gut feeling that all these fires from Sokoto to Kaduna and down to Lagos are all well planned acts of Arson. Some people actually sit down, plan these things and carry them out for reasons best known to them. If not, how then do you explain back to back fires in big markets across the country? If you look at these fires holistically, you'd understand the point I'm trying to make. |
I know some people will say, "go and report to the police". You and I know that the case will eventually get k-leg. To get maximum Justice for my child, I will sue the School Authority, alongside the teacher that did the flogging. |
Emmanuel30a:Wetin this one dey talk? ![]() |


