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Those Man United front just playing rubbish and and co

Congratulation to her dough her Igbo Yoruba name also contributed to her fanbase, you know Nigeria can be very tribalistic sometimes.she so brought entertainment

Nkl4u:
When Ebuka asked the crowd who's winning, they screamed temi

it obvious she will win it this night

Where are those useless youth that mobilize to chase Peter obi away, why can't they mobilize to fight the killers

So somebody can come out and proudly saye he does that for a living

🔥 TOP 5 MOST NOTORIOUS ARMED ROBBERS IN NIGERIAN HISTORY 🇳🇬

From the 1970s to the 1990s, Nigeria witnessed the rise of some notorious armed robbers whose names became associated with fear, violence and major criminal operations.

5️⃣ BABATUNDE “BABA ONI LACE” FOLORUNSO

📍 Area of operation: Lagos and parts of Western Nigeria
📅 Captured: 1971

Baba Oni Lace was one of the notorious armed robbers of the early 1970s. His gang was involved in armed robbery and other violent crimes before he was eventually arrested in 1971.

4️⃣ ABIODUN “GODOGODO” EGUNJOBI

📍 Area of operation: Lagos, Ogun and parts of Southwestern Nigeria
📅 Captured: 2013

Godogodo became one of the most feared robbery figures in Southwest Nigeria. He reportedly operated for more than a decade and was linked to several violent robbery operations before his arrest in Ibadan in 2013.

3️⃣ SHINA RAMBO

📍 Area of operation: Lagos, Ogun and Southwestern Nigeria
📅 Captured: Early 1990s

Shina Rambo became one of Nigeria’s most famous robbery kingpins. His name became widely known because of the scale and notoriety surrounding his criminal activities. Accounts of his arrest and capture year differ, so the early 1990s is safer than giving one disputed date.

2️⃣ DR. ISHOLA OYENUSI

📍 Area of operation: Lagos and Western Nigeria
📅 Captured: 1971

Dr. Ishola Oyenusi was one of the most notorious armed robbers of 1970s Nigeria. His gang was associated with bank robberies, car theft and other violent crimes. He was eventually captured and executed in 1971.

1️⃣ LAWRENCE ANINI “THE LAW”

📍 Area of operation: Benin City, Bendel State, now mainly Edo and Delta
📅 Captured: 1986

Lawrence Anini became one of the most feared criminals in Nigerian history. His gang terrorised Benin City during the 1980s, carrying out armed robberies and violent attacks. He was captured in 1986 and executed in 1987.

🔥 These men became infamous for very different reasons, but their stories remain part of Nigeria’s crime history.

Words of the Day:
A life built on crime may appear powerful for a moment, but the consequences can last forever.

Good luck to him in his future endeavours

See how they are checking that Egyptian substitute as if he was on drug

They have never been any opposition in enugu decamping to APC is what I done his reason.
Same people same , the same town unions

Sonofgod1990:
If man united finally win dis match I will send 5k to 5 people

abeg count me in for your top 5 people to be credited

But that does not just find the injustice in the first place now senegales player have now have more yellow card they now play extra caution to the remainder of the 30 minutes

They have made backup call this is was a deliberate penalty miss nothing you want tell me

Use it till 20 06 there's about you combination with stove kerosene and firewood

Your last statement should be out of the equation. You better tell her your stand

Nairaland, like most large forum systems,

Every family should read this

Let’s talk before u send ur child somewhere this holiday
Ur child just finished WAEC, SS 2 Unified Exams & JSS3 exams and u’re already thinking,

How can I keep them busy?* *They must not waste this long break!
July - mid September.

Yes,It’s a long holiday, and u want them to learn something useful.Maybe tailoring, catering baking, barbing, makeup,etc.

But before u rush off & register them anywhere, pause and think: "Where am I sending my child to?"

Cos not every place that teaches skills builds character.
Some of these environments look okay on the surface, but deep down, they are damaging. And I’ve seen too many children come back from these "training places"with new habits, strange behaviours, and broken values.

So please, before u hand ur child over to anyone for holiday learning, ask the hard questions.
Because the wrong environment can do more damage than good.
Some of this children who are exposed to wrong environment return to SS1 with serious character deformation

Here are 6 things u must check about the environment before dropping your child off for any training or apprenticeship:

1. The Values of the Place

Does this place uphold discipline, honesty, and respect? Or do they cut corners, allow nonsense talk, and ignore character?A child can easily pick up the wrong values in a few weeks.

2. The Kind of People Around Them

Who are the other apprentices or learners? Are they decent, or rough and street-smart? Ur child may be younger and easily influenced by older, uncontrolled peers.

3. The Attitude Toward Education

Are they encouraging ur child to return to school, or mocking formal education? If your child is surrounded by people who believe “school is scam,” it may kill their academic motivation

4. Emotional and Psychological Safety

Is ur child going to a place where they'll be respected and guided—or a place where they’ll be shouted at, insulted, overworked, or even bullied? Some of these environments break children emotionally.

5. Reinforcement of the Right Habits

Will the environment support the morals and values u’ve raised them with? Or ll it introduce them to adult talk, bad language, unseriousness, fraud, or other things they’re not mature enough to handle?

6. The Kind of Customers That Patronize the Place

Don’t just look at the skill—they are also watching the customers.

Are they exposed to decent, respectful people—or to adults who flirt, say nasty things, or behave carelessly around children?

The kind of customers they meet daily can silently plant wrong ideas in their hearts.
💡 Parent to parent—yes, let them learn, but don’t lose ur child in the process.

A skill is useful, but not at the cost of their soul, safety, or future.
So please, check the place. Visit. Ask questions. Trust your instinct.

I feel obligated to let u know these as an Educationist & Guidance Counselor

Let’s not just keep them busy—let’s keep them safe and grounded..
Our children are our tomorrow.
We ll reap our labour over them.

Makaveli888:
Which Footballer? Which good footballer earning good money will come for BBnaija.

Hungry youth

American footballer is not like Europeans they are not pay that much just like our Nigerian League here the players are receiving a little pay