Jokes Etc › Re: A Short Story With Pictorial Illustrations. by Timijo(op): 1:54pm On Nov 10, 2019 |
4
|
Jokes Etc › Re: A Short Story With Pictorial Illustrations. by Timijo(op): 1:53pm On Nov 10, 2019 |
3
|
Jokes Etc › Re: A Short Story With Pictorial Illustrations. by Timijo(op): 1:52pm On Nov 10, 2019 |
2
|
Jokes Etc › Re: A Short Story With Pictorial Illustrations. by Timijo(op): 1:51pm On Nov 10, 2019*. Modified: 2:10pm On Nov 10, 2019 |
1
|
Jokes Etc › A Short Story With Pictorial Illustrations. by Timijo(op): 1:50pm On Nov 10, 2019 |
The beginning
|
Phones › Re: Nokia 7.2 Unboxing And Full Review. Default Camera Vs GCAM V7 + Price (photos) by Timijo(m): 5:18pm On Nov 01, 2019 |
BotherMleeper: Sorry to ask but why should people order for goods through agents when they can order directly from Jumia? What a question! It's like asking a civil servant why he's working. |
Sports › Re: Messi Returns To Argentina Squad After Three-Month Ban by Timijo(m): 5:43am On Nov 01, 2019 |
israelmao: Many titles won for his club none for his national team.Maradon surpasses him with that. When did you start watching football matches? |
Crime › Re: Undercover Investigation At Ikoyi Prisons By Fisayo Soyombo: Sodomy, Pimping by Timijo(m): 7:21pm On Oct 21, 2019 |
simplelex: these things happen in every prison in any part of the world,no big deal.. My only problem with nigerian prisons is its maintenance aspect.. The prisons are filthy and 118 inmates in one room,damn.. Bros, this your comment get as e b ooo. How many prisons have you been to in every part of the world? You can't just assume and say something like this, because assumption is the lowest level of knowledge. Our journalist has done well to bring this evil to the limelight and you said it is a normal practice everywhere in the world? If your claim is true, must we follow the evil bandwagon? Can't you write an article on this to negate the practice? And to the government, I am hoping they will rise up to address this issue on time before the BBC expose us to the entire world again. |
Crime › Re: Domestic Slavery In Lebanon: Nigerian Women In Penal Servitude Contact TVCNEWS by Timijo(m): 2:34pm On Oct 19, 2019 |
planetx: Because you people suffer from inferiority complex and treat light skinned foreigners better than you treat your own people. Bros, the use of your 2nd personal pronoun is wrong; you need to work this. |
Crime › Re: Domestic Slavery In Lebanon: Nigerian Women In Penal Servitude Contact TVCNEWS by Timijo(m): 11:27am On Oct 19, 2019 |
This is very bad. And when Lebanese come to work in Nigeria, they get good jobs with good treatment. |
Politics › Re: More Pictures As Buhari Receives Jonathan At The Presidential Villa by Timijo(m): 5:44pm On Oct 10, 2019 |
NgeneUkwenu: Buhari should keep his mobile phones secured, that Useless drunkard fisherman can steal anything on sight....
I spit on him!
|
Celebrities › Re: Sky B Is Alive, Faked His Death To Revive His Dying Music Career (Photos) by Timijo(m): 11:30am On Oct 10, 2019 |
|
Celebrities › Re: Sky B Is Alive, Faked His Death To Revive His Dying Music Career (Photos) by Timijo(m): 4:38pm On Oct 09, 2019 |
I know Davido, Wizkid, 2Baba, Tekno, Korede Bello, Don Jazzy, Yemi Alade, Tiwa Savage, but I have never heard of Sky B Na whu hin muzik help? |
Politics › Re: Osinbajo Worshipping In Church In 1995 (Tony Rapu's Throwback Video) by Timijo(m): 12:22pm On Sep 28, 2019 |
Dear Oxlandown, I sympathize with you for your predicament if all you wrote down are genuine. But this forum is not the right platform to get your message across to the RCCG G.O. I would suggest you post this on his twitter, Instagram and Facebook pages. You can also ask your lawyer to write him and copy CAN and PFN leaders of your community. If this does not work well; however, you need to take a strong legal step to reclaim your property. I would be glad to hear the outcome of the case. Best regards, timijo OXLANDOWN: AN OPEN LETTER TO THE GENERAL OVERSEER, RCCG, PASTOR E. ADEBOYE I am a member of the RCCG who unfortunately has fallen victim of the whims and tricks of one of your pastors, segun Odewunmi of the Restoration Parish, situated at 223A, Agege Motor Rd., Mushin, Lagos. The above-mentioned building which has 4 floors was built by my late father, of which I own the 1st floor, one of my brothers own the ground floor and another, the 2nd and 3rd floors. The ground and 1st floors were earlier rented by Union Bank while the 2nd and 3rd floors were rented by Pastor segun. The pastor claims he has an agreement with my brother who owns the 2nd and 3rd floors to purchase those floors but has decided to forcefully take over the 1st floor which is mine. I called the Pastor severally to warn him to stay clear of my floor because if he has an agreement to purchase my brother’s assets, such an agreement cannot be extended to encompass me, as we are separate individuals. He rebuffed all my warnings and continued renovation work on the house which he started without notifying me. I contacted several family members and some RCCG pastors to beckon on Pastor segun to leave my property alone but to no avail. On July 3, 2018, after all pleas fell on deaf ears, I got my lawyer to write to Pastor segun to stop work in and stay off my property. Still, he did not relent. He went ahead to fix floor tiles, install toilets and sinks, put up some windows. I figured it was best I install doors as he had taken the previous ones off. I bought 2 steel doors, bought materials for installation and paid workers to install them. On Sept 14, the workers got to my property, only to be mercilessly beaten by Pastor segun and his thugs. The materials, including doors, bags of cement, bags of sand, blocks, tools and other were thrown outside the gate, where some have been taken by passers-by, and others still lie till today. Being a Christian, I believed the issue could be resolved amicably and I instructed my lawyer to book a meeting with Pastor segun to hear out the matter. They held a meeting on Sept 21, 2018, after which Pastor segun brought up an expense list of over 30million naira with a 5million worth of damages included. He claims damages on the grounds that he planned to use my floor for a school and he has restructured the floor to suit that purpose (without my consent). At the meeting, Pastor segun said he had spent 88million in the renovation of the whole building out of which I have to pay him over 30million for the renovation of my floor (which I never gave him permission to do) otherwise I have no option but to sell the floor to him. On Oct. 4, 2018, after reporting the issue to the police, I decided to go ahead to install doors again. I bought materials and paid workers to carry out the job. On arrival, my workers discovered Pastor segun has gone ahead to install his own doors on my floor, affirming his intent to usurp the property. Once again, Pastor segun called upon his thugs to send my workers away and throw my materials outside the gate. In light of all these, please Pastor segun should be asked the following questions. 1. Has he ever had any agreement with me to purchase my property? If yes, when? Agreed price? Date of payment? Form of payment? Sale Agreement? Deed of Transfer? 2. Before he went ahead to start renovation work, did he inform me? Did he tell me the start and end date or the duration of the project? Did he notify me of the extent of work to be done? Did he obtain my consent to alter my floor plan? Did he seek my consent before destroying my BQ? 3. Pastor segun should explain his intentions why he has refused to desist from working on my floor after being warned formally and informally to keep off the floor. I believe its all an attempt to extort money from me or forcefully make me give up the property to him. 4. The right Pastor segun has to take over my property and bar my workers from gaining access to it. THE FLOOR IS LEGALLY MINE. It seems unreasonable and unheard of, that, someone will spend 88million from the coffers of the church on a building that has not been purchased by the church. It is possible Pastor segun could have made fraudulent presentations/misrepresentations to the church to have such money released to him for his own personal interests, as this still baffles me. I am pleading with the church to beckon on Pastor segun to leave my property alone and refrain from using his thugs to beat up every worker I send to my property. I humbly await on the G.O. and the pastors and elders in the church to intervene in the issue and restore my confidence in the church as I believe his intervention in this matter will be with the wisdom of King Solomon. Thank you. Your humble RCCG member. |
Politics › Re: FG To Drag Judge Before NJC For Granting Sowore Bail by Timijo(m): 8:44am On Sep 28, 2019 |
That guy na confirmed mumu. The country has been on a reverse gear because of his likes. SLAP44: No, the FG is not involved, it's Manchester United management that locked Sowore up  |
Education › Re: Unrest At FUTMINNA Since Yesterday Evening (Graphic Images) by Timijo(m): 4:59am On Sep 28, 2019 |
Permit me to call those students who attacked the tanker driver educated illiterates for their inability to understand that it was an accident. And if it wasn't an accident, there are 1001 ways to approach the matter, instead of retaliation. A reprisal attack cannot bring peace. InansBobo: an AA RANO tanker hit down a student (they were on their way to campaign for election at the second campus) and he broke his leg and sustained other injuries. The students protested, attempted to destroy the tanker(break glasses etc) and blocked the federal highway... As of today the tanker drivers are attempting to attack the students |
Travel › Re: These Five Cities Will Pay You To Move There by Timijo(op): 3:01pm On Sep 26, 2019 |
TJMighty: @ OP can you please help me call on the authorities of any of those five cities listed above to please come get me out of this country. In as much as there are no health hazards and they would provide job, shelter & health care for me, I would gladly accept to be one of their citizens.. Do your research about any of the countries and make your choice. |
Travel › These Five Cities Will Pay You To Move There by Timijo(op): 3:31pm On Sep 25, 2019 |
Many regions across the globe are in danger of shutting down because of an issue with depopulation in recent years. As more of the younger generation is opting for relocation to larger, more urban areas, rural and more remote villages and towns are resorting to paying people to become residents.
1. Ponga, Spain
If you were to choose relocation to this quaint, cozy town in the northern region of Spain, you would find that it is the most historic place to live. In fact, it is considered the most ancient city in Spain. But, it is also suffering from a serious problem with depopulation. The town has less than 900 residents, and its goal is to attract younger generations of people to bring the city back to life. The local government will pay 3,000 euros to any couples that move there. Once you reside there and you begin a family, each child you have will be eligible for an additional 3,000-euro allowance.
2. Any city in Alaska, U.S.
This area is known to be a less desirable place to move based on the harsh weather conditions for most of the year throughout the state as well as the remoteness of most of its real estate. So, the state legislature came up with an incentive program in 1976 called the Permanent Fund Reserve. It allows anyone who resides there for at least one year to receive a rebate for living there. The amount that has been given to each resident over the years has varied depending upon the state’s fund reserve, but the average payout to each resident is approximately $1250 each year with the largest payout in 2008 of $3,270 per resident. The catch is that you must only claim residency in Alaska and no other state.
3. Saskatchewan, Canada
Located in western Canada, this city is defined as a prairie region and considered to be a less desirable choice to live. It has over 100,000 lakes and nearly 300,000 square miles of real estate to choose from. The city officials have attempted to entice people to settle there with a program that offers anyone who is a recent graduate beginning from the year 2010, are eligible to receive college tuition reimbursement of up to $20,000 if they choose to become a resident of the city. This would entail living in Saskatchewan for at least one year.
4. Curtice, Nebraska
With a paltry population of fewer than 1,000 people in southwest Nebraska, this town has tried to live by its mission to grow its economic base and create a more stable business community. To do this, it does not pay money to anyone who moves there—instead, it pays new residence in real estate. The land is actually located at a golf course. The only requirement is that you must build a home there and reside in it.
5. Molise, Italy
This is a region east of Rome known for its olive tree pastures and mountain views. What was once a thriving, densely populated area is now losing people at a rate of nearly 10,000 people in just five years. The regional council has advertised their offer of $770 per month for a period of three consecutive years to anyone who takes up residence in their town and opens a small business. They will also help with moving costs and pay new residents as much as $27,000 to re-settle in their area. The goal is to re-energize their population as well as their local economy with new generations of families. |
Travel › Re: My Visit To The Historical National Complex Of Manas Ordo In Kyrgyzstan (photos) by Timijo(op): 3:11am On Sep 24, 2019 |
My smart nigga, I have a fiancee in Nigeria and I cannot afford to break her heart. ziziangel: They look very reserved and tolerant NOT like Nigeria where tribalism, ethnicity and hate has been embedded in our DNA...Aggression everywhere. Bro, find wife there at once! Great Stay Ahead! |
Travel › Re: My Visit To The Historical National Complex Of Manas Ordo In Kyrgyzstan (photos) by Timijo(op): 7:29pm On Sep 23, 2019 |
I visited the complex again today and I had the privilege to snap more beautiful pictures. I beg on the moderator to move this thread to the front page. People need to see it. Thank you. |
Travel › Re: My Visit To Bowers Tower In Ibadan by Timijo(m): 7:23pm On Sep 23, 2019 |
This is where I hailed from; @op thank you for sharing this beautiful place in my area. Meanwhile, e be like say nairaland mods dey partial  . I took the time to share about the historical national complex museum in Kyrgyzstan, but it was not moved to the front page where many people can see it. Mods, please move my story to the front page. Thank you in anticipation. |
Politics › Re: "Jonathan Is The Worst President Ever"- Sowore (Throwback) by Timijo(m): 1:28pm On Sep 22, 2019 |
jayfolarin: GEJ and his gang of thieves were an absolute disaster. There was freedom of speech yes, but there was more freedom to STEAL especially at the top. They were gonn run Nigeria finances down the gutter had they not been kicked out and I have NO REGRETS being a part of that process. Sowore was right!!!!!!!
Gej's disastrous performance in office pushed Nigerians to Buhari whose propaganda machine convinced the majority that he was now a reformed Democrat. We were wrong and we admit it now. To err is human.
You cant fault sowore's stance against GEJ. The same way he went against GEJ is the same way he went against abacha, babangida, and now buhari. He's persistently been on the side of the truth and constantly fought the political class for the masses. I am yet to see anyone with any concrete proof of corruption against the guy. Not even Gej's houseboy, con-artist Pastor Reno was able to provide any proof of corruption against sowore
Ps: Reno Omokriminal and his e-warriors always conveniently forget to mention how sowore helped make GEJ president against the cabal's wishes by exposing all the secrets sorrounding yaradua's death to the world.
|
Travel › Re: My Visit To The Historical National Complex Of Manas Ordo In Kyrgyzstan (photos) by Timijo(op): 1:19pm On Sep 22, 2019 |
Photos
|
Travel › Re: My Visit To The Historical National Complex Of Manas Ordo In Kyrgyzstan (photos) by Timijo(op): 1:15pm On Sep 22, 2019 |
More Photos
|
Travel › Re: My Visit To The Historical National Complex Of Manas Ordo In Kyrgyzstan (photos) by Timijo(op): 1:08pm On Sep 22, 2019 |
chukxie: Nice! It must be delicious. Would love to try it. Post more photos, bro. All the best to you. I have added more photos. |
Travel › Re: My Visit To The Historical National Complex Of Manas Ordo In Kyrgyzstan (photos) by Timijo(op): 1:07pm On Sep 22, 2019 |
Andersonjr: Anxiously waiting for the pics  I have added more pictures. |
Travel › Re: My Visit To The Historical National Complex Of Manas Ordo In Kyrgyzstan (photos) by Timijo(op): 12:34pm On Sep 22, 2019 |
Inside the Bozuy This was where I ate horse meat for the first time. The taste was nice, you need to have a bite.
|
Travel › Re: My Visit To The Historical National Complex Of Manas Ordo In Kyrgyzstan (photos) by Timijo(op): 12:21pm On Sep 22, 2019 |
.
|
Travel › Re: My Visit To The Historical National Complex Of Manas Ordo In Kyrgyzstan (photos) by Timijo(op): 12:20pm On Sep 22, 2019 |
The бозуй (Bozuy)
The Bozuy is an ancient building that was used during the lifetime of Manas and beyond. There were over one hundred of this building in the park, and each family has its own. Our own Bozuy was number four, so we left the mountain to look for it. It was inside this building I ate horse meat. See the pictures below.
|
Travel › Re: My Visit To The Historical National Complex Of Manas Ordo In Kyrgyzstan (photos) by Timijo(op): 12:05pm On Sep 22, 2019 |
More Photos
|
Travel › Re: My Visit To The Historical National Complex Of Manas Ordo In Kyrgyzstan (photos) by Timijo(op): 12:04pm On Sep 22, 2019 |
These are some of the pictures I snapped on the mountain
The people are so nice and lovely. Every one of them wants to have my picture, including their children. It was a memorable experience for me.
|
Travel › Re: My Visit To The Historical National Complex Of Manas Ordo In Kyrgyzstan (photos) by Timijo(op): 11:56am On Sep 22, 2019 |
The road to the mountains
It is believed that Manas used to stand on this mountain to view all the regions of Talas during his lifetime.
|