Culture › Re: Akran Of Badagry, De Wheno Menu- Toyi Dies At 89 by tollyboy5(m): 7:32pm On Jan 12 |
SonOfDSoil01:
you are the one confusing yourself…….they are still referred to as oba because they are all kings in yorubaland….the oba is the local word we use to describe kings in yorubaland regardless of the title…..so I still don’t understand what you are arguing about  Don't teach me who is oba or not. If Oba Ooni doesn't sound proper then oba akran too don't sound normal. I live towards Badagry axis and it doesn't sound proper. |
Culture › Re: Akran Of Badagry, De Wheno Menu- Toyi Dies At 89 by tollyboy5(m): 6:53pm On Jan 12 |
SonOfDSoil01: he still referred to as Oba Akran because he is a king in yorubaland land while Akran is the title he hold over badagry kingdom as the paramount ruler. Make it make sense Oba Oni of Ife Oba alake of egbaland Oba awujale of ijebuland Oba alaafin of Oyo Oba oba Lagos Oba oba of Benin Oba Olu of Warri  |
Culture › Re: Akran Of Badagry, De Wheno Menu- Toyi Dies At 89 by tollyboy5(m): 6:53pm On Jan 12 |
femi4: Yinmu
He's a king and popularly addressed as oba akran Lol because popular wrong term is used doesn't make it right |
Culture › Re: Akran Of Badagry, De Wheno Menu- Toyi Dies At 89 by tollyboy5(m): 5:46pm On Jan 12 |
femi4:
Oba akran sun re o Your forefather was honoured with a road in Ikeja He did his best Akran is the title. Not oba of badadry But Akran of Badagry |
Culture › Re: Akran Of Badagry, De Wheno Menu- Toyi Dies At 89 by tollyboy5(m): 5:44pm On Jan 12 |
Zonefree: [b][/b] Is this a Yoruba name?
May the gods rest his soul. It's a Badagry name. Ogu or egun dialect |
Politics › Re: Agreement Is Agreement: What Exactly Did Wike Sign With Tinubu, Fubara? by tollyboy5(m): 4:12pm On Jan 12 |
Percentage.
If you know you know |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran’s Supreme Leader Posts Cartoon Depicting Trump As A Crumbling Sarcophagus by tollyboy5(m): 10:30am On Jan 12 |
FreeStuffsNG: “This guy who sits there in arrogance and pride and judges the whole world, he should also know that usually the tyrants and arrogant people of the world, such as the Pharaoh, Nimrod, Reza Khan, Mohammad Reza, and the like, were overthrown when they were at the height of their pride, this one too will be overthrown,” said the post from Khamenei’s account.
This is very deep. Words from a true Sage.
This picture will go round and far within the US and beyond.
Interestingly, this is exactly how the leaders of other nations see Trump and US. Many of them, especially US allies, are actually scared to tell him. They are currently undermining him but covertly 
Iran is lucky to have this Sage. He just invoked a powerful spiritual declaration against Trump and it shall eventually come to pass.
Unlike other leaders of this age, history and generations yet to be born will credit the Iranians Sage as the only courageous leader of his time who declared the end of the US era. And it eventually came to pass.
If it was in the past, US would have rallied its allies to attack Iran like it did with Sadam Hussein, Muamar Ghadaffi etc but this time, even the US military adviced him not to attack Iran because it will boomerang and Iran will retaliate. That US military can be concerned about retaliation is a sign that in reality balance of power has shifted.
Just imagine if Iran had no power of deterrent with its huge land mass, population and highly trained fiercely patriotic leaders and citizens, they would have been turned into another Gaza genocide case today while the world moves on. Smh Ayatollah should respect the Medes and Persians by resigning. The people want to go back to the way of their ancestors, Cyrus the great. |
Crime › Re: SON Investigates Counterfeit TV Production At Alaba Market by tollyboy5(m): 12:40pm On Jan 11 |
fitinwell: Be joking ... SON better mind there business...
Let collectively block corruption, but una say noo...
Those Fake electronics were shipped into the country,.. who checked , who cleared the goods,..
So na Now SON know sey Fake goods don enter country..
Joker agency full everywhere... You might be right for some goods. But this TVs don't come in as LG. They come in as another brand. And LG label printed on them |
Culture › Re: Viral Video Of Nigerian Woman Performing River Ritual Sparks Reactions (photos) by tollyboy5(m): 8:26pm On Jan 10 |
Lukuluku69: Lol
Judas Cousin, so throwing Packs of Fanta, Coke and other stuff into the River is your idea of feeding people?
Continue Jesus is so proud of you
👏 🥲 🥰 ✌️
Duhnce  Mind your business. Mr. Good Samaritan |
Culture › Re: Viral Video Of Nigerian Woman Performing River Ritual Sparks Reactions (photos) by tollyboy5(m): 4:52pm On Jan 10 |
Lukuluku69: Suppose I feed one or may be two, even dozens do you want me to paste receipts all over the Internet?
Had it been this was called out by your Pastors as they normally do, that will be fine by you but since it is a Muslims, na to begin pour spittle all over my mention.
Continue.....
Your healing is on the way
 It will always be "suppose". No giver comes online to rant over other people's spending. Your type is the type of Judas that ask why not sell those expensive perfume and give to the poor instead using it for Jesus. The Bible said not because you guys are giver but thieves |
Culture › Re: Viral Video Of Nigerian Woman Performing River Ritual Sparks Reactions (photos) by tollyboy5(m): 3:48pm On Jan 10 |
Lukuluku69: You are still 😢 😭 😢 😭 😢
Go to Churches and hear what your those whom words you counted as divine say about "mammy water power, the principalities, the power of darkness etc"
Throwing edible stuff into a River when they are hungry folks around you is BS. How many hungry folks have you fed around you? Care more about what you than what others do with their money |
Culture › Re: Viral Video Of Nigerian Woman Performing River Ritual Sparks Reactions (photos) by tollyboy5(m): 12:26pm On Jan 10 |
Lukuluku69: Iyemoja wan open provision store for underwater.
This BS happens a lot in my hood especially after the New Year. You will see them parading in all white; males and females with kids, dropping peppermint, Sugar Cubes, Sugarcane, Sorghum, millets, cowries etc all over the place. The person who see other people peaceful religion as bulshit is the real bulshit head person |
Programming › Re: Need a Node Js/Prisma/MERN Stack Backend Developer For Freelance Collaboration by tollyboy5(m): 12:20pm On Jan 10 |
360who: The ego is not the type I work with. It's in the words. I will pass on the offer. Thanks It's not about ego. It's being plain, if you're working on a small project , which is fine. No issues. I don't understand how you people feel offended when someone is been plain and honest. Goodluck with the project. |
Programming › Re: Need a Node Js/Prisma/MERN Stack Backend Developer For Freelance Collaboration by tollyboy5(m): 4:45am On Jan 09 |
360who: Hi
I'm looking for a Node Js/ Prisma/ MERN Stack backend developer for collaboration on private projects. Someone with possibly a lot of experience (mid - pro), to build the backend of medium/large scale freelance business projects. All applications are built with NodeJs on the frontend side of things
Attached is a screenshot of an example of one of them, an inventory management app.
Kindly share some of your functioning projects, your github links and contact details. I'll reach out via email. Thanks If it's a nestjs, a nodejs framework. Send me a mail if the pay is worth it. I have big project I'm leading on already, I would only consider bigger projects to take on. |
Education › Re: Rusticated In My Final Year In School. Help Please by tollyboy5(m): 10:49pm On Jan 08 |
Kunlebayo12: I’m on the verge of being rusticated in school
October when I was writing my final exams, something happened just 1 day to end the exam. So me and my friend wrote on our question paper and we exchanged it between ourselves. When I was writing this initiator started searching everyone he got to me and he search me there was nothing on me, he search my booklet yet nothing, he ask me where is my question paper and I showed him just the front because it was the back we wrote on, when he saw it he flipped the back and saw the question paper and ask me who wrote this and what is all this I told him I wrote it with all the back and font he told me to sit down
Minute later he went outside and bought exam malpractice form and gave me and others those who were using chukuli, phones, book and other material to write.
I beg him that I wrote it, all pleading fell to deaf ear, when I saw he was yielding and time was going and no time to beg I just had to fill the paper. I filled it so I can beg him later so I would be able to write something
To get the long story short, 3 days later I was invigated to the student disciplinary board to explain what happened Which I did, I pleaded and beg that it won’t happen again, thry told me I will be punished but not expelled In my school examination malpractice is straight expulsion no matter who you may know.
2 days later I got I call from my classrep that I was given 2years rustication. I called the Hod and course adviser and they said it true, I check the name of student expelled my name wasn’t there, I confirm from the student discplinary board and truly I was recommended 2 years suspension but the result will be out on February 17th this year, and when it out my student portal will be shutdown immediately Please someone should help me push it to front page If you make most of the 2 years useful. When you come back you'll be better than your other colleagues. I use almost 10 years do one course. Academics added almost nothing to my life apart from waste of time. Make use of your time out of school and go back to round up as a successful guy. |
Food › Re: Fish Egg: Apart From Me, Who Likes Eating This? by tollyboy5(m): 6:27pm On Jan 07 |
meobizy: You children eat everything with garri. Poverty is bad. I’m sure some members here drink garri while drinking coke. As an ijebu boy I will you to be careful. Some ijebu take garri for lunch  |
Politics › Re: Consumers Pay ₦1.13 Trillion Electricity Bill Despite Blackouts by tollyboy5(m): 5:54pm On Jan 07 |
FreeStuffsNG: You're in band B and you're still struggling to comprehend or admit the truth and you think what you are doing is normal? Just because you hate the President you are lying or being mischievous?
If you want 20hrs plus light, move to Band A area and stop sounding ignorant.
My point is clear that if you are in Band B, C, D, E, you have less hours of light and in turn pay less! Which part of thus reality is too complex for you to comprehend and admit?
I also stated the fact that some people in Band B,C,D,E don't even want Band A because they can't afford it. They want to stay on a band below Band A that they can afford. It is their right too because they don’t want to be in debt.
Also, I stated clearly that consumers on Band A have been enjoying almost 24 hrs uninterrupted electricity supply even since Buhari era and you are still in denial of this fact.
Again I repeat, you will not die if you say the truth nah.
Instead of running down government and sounding abnormal, just move to Band A area to enjoy long hours of electricity supply at premium price. Government has privatized electricity and subsidy on electricity is being gradually phased out.
As I type here, even for Band A users, it is still far cheaper to use public electricity supply than running diesel or petrol generators daily!
It is not good to be poor and still not be truthful nah. Haba You're the one that don't understand English. We're on band B and since the sold EKEDP last year and did some restructuring we don't get 10hours light. Attimes no light at all. That is the truth |
Politics › Re: Consumers Pay ₦1.13 Trillion Electricity Bill Despite Blackouts by tollyboy5(m): 2:52pm On Jan 07 |
FreeStuffsNG: And you are in Band D and E and know the 'truth '? Many of you are so dishonest in your feedback that it beggars belief to think of what you really want aside bad for every one.
I know folks in that band and know they pay far less and recieve electricity for certain period of the day and it's constant. I equally know people who protested being moved to band A because they don’t want 24 hour electricity.
Electricity supply has remarkably improved so much that it's now 24 hour constant for weeks!
Stop this unpatriotic act of running down the country to satisfy your itchy ears for bad news. When government does well, you will not die if you acknowledge it. Bro i'm in band B. Let normal people express their frustration and stop jumping on all topics to defend the government because you feel tinubu is yoruba. Tinubu is a lagosian like i am an i no see light work! of what benefit is that to me? At least 70% of lagos area should get good electricity. Since they sold EKEDP and renamed them last year our light has been so poor!!!! |
Politics › Re: Consumers Pay ₦1.13 Trillion Electricity Bill Despite Blackouts by tollyboy5(m): 2:49pm On Jan 07 |
nairalanda1: If you were running a business where only 20% of people pay the price you set that would enable you remain solvent, and the rest underpay or do not pay at all, and government subsidy payments are not coming in for those on subsidised prices, you go call that profitable?
You don't know the seriousness of the problem. 1.2 trillion is not going to fix power. Especially since most of that income is going for salaries and debts, very limited amount for actual fixing of power.
10-15 trillion or more is what this country power sector needs on a yearly basis. Before it makes sense. I've called nepa several times and was told we're in band B. Yet no light! wetin bedis? band so we that we can pay heavy and get almost nothing in return. |
Politics › Re: Consumers Pay ₦1.13 Trillion Electricity Bill Despite Blackouts by tollyboy5(m): 2:45pm On Jan 07 |
seunmsg: Apart from occasional times when the national grid has issues, most Nigerian households enjoy a minimum of 15-20 hours of electricity in urban areas. So, which blackouts are they talking about? Bro i'm in Ojo lagos. I wish you were very close to me, i would have giving you the undertaker style treatment!  Smh! |
Education › Re: Mubi One Primary School Marks 100 Years, Raises ₦100m Endowment To Revive Public by tollyboy5(m): 6:28am On Jan 07 |
Omo this is nice. Our academic sector needs a reform. |
Programming › Re: I Need A Mentor by tollyboy5(m): 6:17am On Jan 07 |
africanman85: I want to learn programming and I need a mentor who is compassionate enough to be directing me Join our programming school at lampnets LIT |
Politics › Re: Over 33% Of Nigerian Immigrants In US Live On Public Benefits — Trump by tollyboy5(m): 9:55am On Jan 06 |
LibertyRep: Nigeria isn't on that list up there sha.
How does she become the headline? I keep wondering for blogger bloggers |
Politics › Re: NNPC Subsidiaries’ Debt Balloons 70% To N30tn by tollyboy5(m): 8:56am On Jan 05 |
NNPC is just a waste of resources |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Trump Says US ‘Needs’ Greenland As Denmark PM Urges Him To Stop The Threats by tollyboy5(m): 7:27am On Jan 05 |
Danisaint112: Coincidentally votes are tied at the moment.
I voted YES because I know if he says tomorrow he would, then he would, unless there is a change of mind. People going for yes don k o lo |
Politics › Re: How Disagreement Over Fresh Budget Re-Ignited Wike/Fubara Hostilities by tollyboy5(m): 11:15pm On Jan 03 |
It's all about how to steal tax payer's money. Bunch of thieves |
Romance › Re: Is It True That Once You’re Successful, Girls Will Want You? (Gehgeh’s Take) by tollyboy5(m): 11:18am On Jan 03 |
Kobojunkie: There are a type of girls that may chase you — prey on you for obvious reason—, but to say that women(generally) chase you as in truly desire you when you become rich? Nah! That only happens in the delusions of men who have low self-esteem issues. 🥱🥱🥱 Yeah majority women. Don't judge from one standpoint. I was very disappointed when I got to know this. It's like that in many damaged society, the ladies are in serious business for survival and not for love. Now I don't have a problem with that, let's just enjoy ourselves and move on. |
Culture › Re: Masquerade Stuns Viewers With Gen Z Dance Moves (Photos/Video) by tollyboy5(m): 11:11am On Jan 03 |
meobizy: Those aren’t Gen Z dance moves. Those are street moves. Gen Z dance moves are those performed daily on Tik Tok; basic choreography done to childish sounding music tracks. Lagos street dance  . Legwork |
Celebrities › Re: “Tax Don Start” — Influencer Cries Out After Paying ₦487,500 VAT On ₦6.5 Million by tollyboy5(m): 9:33am On Jan 03 |
vanbonattel: Just listen to yourself!
If she has been paying this high VAT, why is she now crying out loudly?
Some people just support evil because it's done by their people. Use common sense. Vat has been 7.5 all these while. I'm not seeing new tax in what she posted. What I see is an olodo girl living large |
Family › Re: This Life Is So Meaningless And Useless! by tollyboy5(m): 6:18pm On Jan 02 |
Kobojunkie: Papers to burn? 🥱🥱🥱 The main thing is.. you enjoy yourself while it burns. Because we're here for a little while. Enjoy yourself because tomorrow we're gone lol  |
Family › Re: This Life Is So Meaningless And Useless! by tollyboy5(m): 4:56pm On Jan 02 |
Kobojunkie: Many of us have pretty much figured this much out. So, what next?  Get enough papers |
Politics › Re: No Tax If You Are Earning Below ₦800k Annually by tollyboy5(m): 10:54am On Jan 02 |
helinues: Fcs, how is your question related to this thread?
 Common sense. The government is taxing poverty |