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semyman:Lazy Nigerian youth. |
Firing squad. |
[quote author= post=69663279]Another mumu talk.... Better to remained unmarried than die a brutal death in the hands of a killer.[/quote]Don't generalize. Every dude out there can not be a killer. |
Don't generalize.Every man out there can not be a killer. |
Hmmm they want everything longgg |
Hahahhahahhaha |
Once upon a time, bloggers reported news and facts. |
He like em big. |
All these small girls with big God. That is the new phrase now. SMH. ![]() |
uzohrome:Sir, you are a sane person |
� Clown |
Nigerians are dying and this punk is dancing shaking.SMH |
[quote author=bryner post=68813644]Aide to Former President Goodluck Jonathan has taken to his Twitter TL to shade President Buhari over his comments on over 150 people that were massacred in Plateau. Reno Omokri wrote "It is so shameful that President Buhari’s statement blames the killings of 150 Plateau Christians on “one hundred cattle that were rustled by a community in Plateau”. Even if this were true (doubtful) does it justify killing 150 people? Is that the type of talk a President talks?" I thought this dude once said that he is for nobody. He doesn't give a hook about how many people dies in Nigeria. Their primary concern now is how to ensure that the 2019 election is rigged. I can almost guarantee that we will all be f**ked in 2019, except we all rise and tell these dumb f**ks that we own this country. |
2Ebisco:He didn't mention your name Yvonne. Why the rage? Or are you guilty? The truth is bitter but it must be said at all times. |
Ain't no woman alive that can take my mama's place |
Standardcosting:You get mouth.... ![]() |
Standardcosting:You get kouth.... ![]() |
OP the interview was done on ITV Benin and not Lagos TV as stated. It wouldn't take anything from you to do your research before posting. |
My guy, having a well equipped bar in a place like PH where she is from would leave her smilling to the bank everyday and all day. malware: |
One can hardly believe that these sentimental bigots would throw shades at Alex when he was only stating the obvious... Nigerians are their own enemy and not the political elites and government officials as we are met to believe. Such a shame that we can not speak in one voice. |
You 're damn right quote author=JamieNaija post=55058299]Evicted Big Brother Naija Housemate, Kemen has shown support for Team Efe. See Photo Source: http://www.jamienaija.com/2017/03/bbnaija-kemen-shows-support-for-efe.html?m=1[/quote] |
Can you people just read and comprehend before you comment.. freeborn76: |
Can you people just read before you comment... must you even comment? quote author=oloriooko post=53479578] OP na wa for you o So the pro govt protesters were not hired abi? Why is TVC - Tinubu TV the only station to corner this woman to say this rubbish? OP so for your eye now Nigeria is improving abi where a litre of keto now goes for 500 and car battery is 25k? We are not being foolish like some of you who have been so deceived that you now result to deceiving yourself. Bubu missed it and plunged our economy into the mess we find ourselves today. He was very had any viable economic plan to salvage Nigeria all he had in mind was to be called president and push his Islamic agenda at the detriment of our economy. We voted him in, we can also "protest" him out![/quote] |
Op we don't give a F**k. #Westandwith2baba quote author=maclatunji post=53375587]African Queen crooner and frontline Nigerian Musician, Innocent Idibia formerly known as 2Face now 2Baba has decided that ‘enough is enough’ in Nigeria and he wants to protest. However, before you decide to join bandwagon of this ‘popular’ protest, these are 10 points to note: 1. With all Due Respect, 2Face is Part of the Problem It is said that ‘he who comes to equity must come with clean hands’. 2Face by coindence had his wedding during the tenure of Goodluck Jonathan and the then Governor of Akwa Ibom State, Godswill Akpabio took it upon himself to present exotic cars and other lavish gifts to the couple. Now, unless you can assure me that at least the majority of Akwa Ibom indigenes getting married under the Akpabio administration in Akwa Ibom got the same treatment, you can easily see how 2Baba and Annie Idibia not rejecting such gifts is just part of the culture of waste and abuse of power that Nigeria suffers from till today. 2. 2Face Had Access to Power and Did Little Advocacy With It 2Face is from Otukpo, the same town with former Senate President, David Mark. He is very close to the Distinguished Senator. For all the time Senator David Mark was President of the Senate between 2007-2015, 2Face never put it on record that Nigerians deserved more than they were getting. He simply hobnobbed with the No.3 citizen, often present at Senator Mark’s Otukpo home. Like he identified in his statement, Nigerians have been suffering since 1999 but when he had the opportunity to influence the country’s leadership, he did next to nothing to help create change. His newly found zeal for advocacy is coming rather late and conveniently too, Senator Mark is no longer Senate President. Remember that Nigeria earned its highest revenues ever estimated to be at least N51 trillion under former President Goodluck Jonathan, a great part of which was wasted or outrightly stolen by members of that administration. This kind of advocacy and activism would have helped at the time when ‘stealing was not corruption’. Holding it at this point is a bit suspect especially when it is clear that wholesale reforms are needed in Nigeria. 3. There are Smarter Ways to Engage Our Leaders to Make Change There are a lot of public hearings held by the National Assembly on issues before bills are passed and signed into law, the same with public hearings on different issues. Curiously, 2Face has never thought it a good idea to engage with the system. Other young Nigerians are working to form their own political parties to contest elections and take power because they feel they can do better. These are constructive means of engaging the system to create change or influence. 4. We Do Not Need Disruptive Street Protests for the Government to Know Nigerians are Suffering Does 2Face listen to the radio, watch TV or read the comments of Nigerians on online fora? I say this not to undermine his right to protest peacefully with his supporters but to puncture his argument that the street protest is required to bring issues facing Nigerians to government’s attention. 5. A Good Way to Get Change is to Create It I really do not think 2Face is a strategic thinker because for someone with his international acclaim and success, he has not created any major platform through which he can affect a large number of people. He is from Benue State, a state famed as the ‘food basket of the nation’. Yet 2Face has not thought it fit to key into the current government’s programme to promote agriculture but actively investing in it. This is a simple and powerful signal 2Face could have used to mobilize his teeming followers to change their mindset about agriculture with great multiplier effect on the economy and helping to improve the life of youths. You say that is the job of government? I do not dispute that government has the duty primarily to do this but as we see across the world, individuals can help bring about positive change as well. At the very least they do not increase tension in an already tense society. 6. After the Protest What Next? After the ‘fun and games’ of the protest, what next? The government will still go ahead to try to implement its plans for the country as best it can as nations are not developed on the basis of contrived protests but on proper planning and implementation of sound strategies. If 2Face and his supporters are not presenting strategic plans to the government and engaging with it for their implementation, they are just embarking on a disruptive jamboree in the name of protest. [/b] 7. Where are We Coming From? We are coming from a period of recklessness which I have already pointed out in the early part of this article, from Boko Haram holding large chunks of territory to unending fuel scarcity as well as impunity in our daily life. These and other problems will not disappear in a day especially when saboteurs are still trying to retain the entrenched status quo. It helps not to distract an already overburdened government with more issues that can be replaced with more constructive and patriotic activities. 8. What is 2Face’s End Game? You might believe he just wants good governance but if you are good at deductive reasoning you will understand that if 2Face truly wanted good governance that badly, he would have taken some steps at certain critical points in time, he did not. Now that he is, do you really understand why he is coming out to protest? Unless you do not mind being a tool in a grand plot, you might want to ‘look before you leap’ (in protest). 9. Do your Parents or Loved Ones Know Where You are Going? It is only irresponsible people that think solely of themselves in taking decisions. Have you discussed your plans to protest with your parents if you are still under them, your spouse if you are married or those close to you if you are single and living alone? Why do I ask this question? You would expect them to help get you out of trouble if the police and other security agencies decide that you should be arrested? If you do not mind being arrested, are you sure they do not mind the stress of trying to get you released if arrested? 10. You Could Lose Your Life I am not attempting to scare you with death here because we will all die one way or the other. However, what I am pointing out is the fact that you could lose your life in this protest and then ask you if you think Nigeria’s problems are so great that they are worth dying for? 2Face has recognition by the different security agencies, some of them may even be fans, they are unlikely to ‘accidentally discharge’ bulllets towards him, the same does not apply to you. If it gets ugly, you are more exposed. If you think the issues and the risk is worth it, go ahead but if you do not think so, find other ways of expressing your unhappiness or concerns about the state of the nation. Source: http://www.opinions.ng/10-things-note-protest-2face-2baba-idibia/[/quote] |
[quote author=Muzanga post=52267115]A lot of people love him but the love done dey enter him head so him wan begin do Chilax bruh, He didn't smoke with your mouth. Free your mind and make yourself happy. Don't be a kill joy. |
Don't believe in love. quote author=nNEOo post=51869020]We all have that time we first experience love,share your experience n how it felt I had mine at the age of 8 pry 5 her name was ife she was cute n I was always shy whenever I sees her.....i literally ran away when I see her coming Can't really forget her smile so cute Let me leave you guys[/quote] |
And they didn't deem it necessary to provide all the details while making their case? Sometimes one can't help but wit that this whole sitcom is nothing but a nightmare. alawi5k: |
sunnyb0b0:Lol. We can also issue travel warning. |
dimieprincess:Sometimes one can not help but just weep for our beloved country. Are these the leaders that would bring the much talked about change in this country? Politics is not a secret cult where you are not allowed to aleign wit other cult groups. In the US, some republican faithfuls are openly declaring their support for Hillary who is a democrats and her party flag bearer because they do not agree with some of Trumps view on key issues that affects their country and the world at large. The question here is " Can this ever happen in our dear country where party leaders can suspend any member that even go as far as shaking hands with members of other political parties. Ignorance at Its peak. |
giftedheart1:Lol I funny oooo |
lonelydora:There is an option for that and you can deactivate it. |

? There's no creativity there @ all