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Don't mind the idiot! He could have called her out without having to insult her in that manner.

Meanwhile i can't believe I'm agreeing with, and quoting your post. I have nothing against you, i just recognize you as one of the long time regular residents here, and also recognize you as a weirdo for having to use this your bizarre DP for very many years, and being okay with it
Have a great day.

Onyi22:
Who is Zubby
Is he married?
What does he know about marriage
He should pls shut up, See how easy for him to say that Annie lacks home training

Are you really a woman?
Hmmm, the way the tori just dey burst out of your fingers in torrents i come dey imagine as e go be for someone to enter argument with you
You go just dey eject 100 words per minute.
I salute you ma.

RiyadhGoddess:
It is shocking to see Annie call out her husband publicly over his constant visit to his baby mama (Pero) & his 3 kids.
Who ever deceived Annie that Tubaba will stick to her only will never see Heaven's gate!
Pero is Tubaba's first Baby Mama (not girlfriend) and their relationship produced odindin omo meta. In Yoruba land, a woman who has a child for a man is no longer regarded or referred to as Ale - Concubine, She is now a wife. Forget religion and western culture now. She will be referred to as wife once she have a child for the man whether they are married or not. Also such woman is entitled to everything the man owns, she is entitled to attend family meetings and events etc let alone a woman who had a whole 3 children for a man!

Now Tubaba left Pero, went ahead to knack what is the name of this mummy GO again?
Their relationship produced 2 cute boys.
The only reason Annie isn't fighting this babe is because the babe decided to move on by getting married. If she hadn't gotten married, today, Annie would have had to contend with two ladies for life Because there's no way you would stop a man from visiting his children and of course, during visits, they must knack!

Children has a way of bringing parents together whether you like it or not. Pero's express way still belongs to Tubaba as long as another man hasn't started plying that route, she's still haven't gotten over him and the 3 kids will one way or the other bring their parents together and even instigate a fresh relationship.

Annie saw all these red flags but choose to play "I WON HIS HEART", " I WON" to pepper the rest. I be babe and we sabi as he dey go - manipulating tricks.

His children, baby mamas will forever be in his life whether Annie likes it or not. Pero son is the first son whether Annie likes or not.
Though she is his first babe but iyen o matter because na who first born be the koko.

She accepted to be his wife despite all that is on ground which means she choose to swallow whatever comes out of it whether it is sweet or bitter. She choose to bear the burns the moment she choose to say Yes I Do to a polygamous man. She should carry her cross for life. She should just chill! That cry that she should have cried when she had just a baby and then move on But refused to move on but rather decided to accept his ring, that cry isn't necessary now.

As for the in-laws, there's is no way they can be shut out of the children's (their nieces, nephews, grand children) Hausa man go say INA! They will not only love the children but their mothers whether Annie likes it or not.

And when Tubaba dies, Na all the women go wear Anko (the same attire) stand together along with their children to honor their Father.
Also first son will be given the privilege to take some decision during family meetings & events too.
Will nko, na everyone go inherit father's property.

Make Annie go take chill pill jor. What she should be concerned about is the welfare of her kids and her which Tubaba is really trying.

As for you ladies wey go see man wey don born scatter full ground still shook head enter in the name of assurance and love this will be your fate! Be ready to become watch lady, monitoring spirit and you will have to be on BP & anti-envy pills for life.

No amount of Jaruma's kayanmatta will save you.

I come in Peace!

I totally understand and support the idea of ensuring that traffic flows smoothing around the stadium road and it's axis ahead of the arrival of our guest and during exit, but I'm wondering if they could not dispatch transport officials to be stationed on the roads to direct and control and enforce smooth traffic without having to divert the routes entirely.

Hmmm, this is Liberia o! That means if it was one of the football world,powers like Brazil and England they for forbid citizens entirelyfrom even driving car on those roads.

Shikena!
That's the word. "Leadership". Leadership has been our bane from the first indigenous leader till this present one.
It shouldn't be hard to know, and you'd think a lot of guys on the thread will mention it.
I was tempted to say "mind-set" like someone on this thread said, but the right option is leadership.
If that is fixed. Everything else will fall in place correctly

dammie4j:
Leadership

My guy most of us have our own horrible shock experience.
The one that comes to my mind happened in my sec skool back in school.
I was just sitting in one of our labs and got a horrible shock on my knee inside one of the lab cabinet's. This shock was so bad it drew a little blood, leaving a visible wound. Years later when i think about it i get so angry why a school authority is so careless to have an exposed socket uncovered in the lab.

Darkseid:
I remember the day my life flashed before my eyes because of electric cooker. The shock was so bad that I couldn't move my left hand for a long time; na by God's grace I still dey alive today.

He's from the South of Calabar, not the North O!

Sweetas2:
Northern cross River doing the right thing looking after themselves...as music no pay d dude again make him chop state cake

You are mentioning databases?Which databases? You mentioned that we are not harnessing them, and that explains it all.
But i will further say it's more like we don't have the know-how to use them to get investigative results, and that says it all.
Our security outfits are a joke, and a clear example to point out is the handling of the Chidinma/Ataga case.
A suspect has just been arrested, and before a blink of an eye, she's done numerous interviews in front of the press, and government agencies.
Now she's made a mockery the system by denying committing the murder she initially confessed to have done.
Abeg leave our matter jare. I will be at the forefront of praising our system if it's good enough.
We are just a joke.

modsfucker:
It will interest you to know that we habe robust databases to check the exhibit fingerprints against, only that we're not properly harnessing those databases.

Some 70% of Nigerians have their data record in one of these institutions, banks, telecoms operators, NIMC etc...

The crime/forensic documentaries you like to watch, a multitude of us on this forum have watched too. Many probably much more than you have.
But you should not drift into delusions about the capabilities or the know-how of our security forces compared to those in the Western world.
It was funny, and a bit annoying seeing your post.
Which finger print records? For which country? smh

modsfucker:
Since they left behind, the car they came with, the Police should go to the untampered scene and take fingerprint records of the occupants, especially the driver, and from there, they'd have a lead to work woth. Simple security routine but no we can't do it, due to insufficient funding.

Different guys go just wan create traffic on NL by asking irrelevant questions of which the answer is staring them in the face.

Hourly payment works in societies were everything is working like a finely oiled machine.
Fiscal accountability, constant power, security, roads, very healthy GDP in a very wealthy and sophisticated economy.

None of those qualities i stated above can be attributed to Nigeria, which ensures we are not even nearly ready for hourly payment.

It's very funny to you because you are as depraved and brainless as the sicko that posted that trash. It's sad the type of people that abound today that think like you.

ogoloray:
its a lie, he didn’t sound foolish at all...

I laughed my ass off, it was very funny!

This statement is very popularly used by our police.
It has become so irritating to hear because anyone with a brain knows that 99% of the times it's lies.

"They escaped with bullet wounds"

If you don't gun down an armed criminal, don't tell the public that they escaped with bullet wounds.
No one wants to know that

Is your question rhetorical or what?
Imagine living in a country where people are dropping like flies daily from the bullets, machete's and daggers of terrorists.
A country where all sorts of grisly mass slaughter of human beings happens every other day.
Or is it beheading of a human that sounds strange to the ears of a Nigerian?

So also help me imagine the irony of a Nigerian asking - "What's Ghana turning to" because of this story?

skallion7:
How's it funny?

How can a Nigerian be asking - "What's Ghana turning to?"

Lol! Funny!

paulolee:
whats ghana turning to?

Oh i am just noticing that small detail. Is that really testes?
I apologize if that is it.

Sacredness:
which of the ignorance are you talking about sir?
Look through inside the pics before you crucify me mr man.

My reply to your first paragraph - Stop trying to be 'slick'. Just own up that you overly exaggerated with the age. I acknowledged the point you were trying to make.

2nd paragraph - Your post has been reasonably rational, so no need to go the route of classless insults at folks that criticize the dress. We are all complaining about the realities of sick child predators in the world today, but are refusing to apply the adjustment into the lives of our children. They are little yes, but they are out there in the view of sick predators. Shield them! Protect their innocence!
Now look how high that skirt is. Can you allow your 16, 17 to mid twenties girl to wear that? If not then why are you okay with a 3 year old wearing it? Wearing that cloth is sexualising her in today's world. That is our sad reality.

3rd paragraph - your point about the depravity of contemporary men as opposed to our Father's is correct, but don't make it be like a "men back then vs men today" issue. If you switch places between our fathers and today's men, this depravity will still be there. It had been foretold in the scriptures. Its the inevitable.

Paragraph 4: If you can understand and appreciate my previous points on this post, you will understand what changed.
Have a nice day.

Ladycewhy:
Na the 15 years old be your problem or the point? .


Anyone who has a problem seeing the thighs of a 3 years old needs to have their heads checked,that man is no doubt a pedophile. That is my stand.


And it's good that you agree that it's the world we find ourselves, and I hope you agree with me that this generation of men are no way better than their fathers,they are more depraved and monstrous as far as child molestation is concerned.


I need to ask what changed because now people like you have a problem seeing the thighs of a 3 years old while as you claimed having grown up in the 80's children her age where all over the place playing with just paints on their waist. ,you should be in the better position to tell me why you are now uncomfortable seeing the thighs of a 3 years old,I need to know.

Which testicles did you see in any of those pictures? The confident ignorance some people on Nairaland display sometimes eh! Smh.

Sacredness:
chail!!! See meat la...
Country hard country hard people stil dey do pepe soup on a daily basis
See Male rabbit na..those two testicles can sweet for Africa ehn especially when you dry am
OP wait ooh when them start to dey make fire inside block....?

15 years old?
Please sister i understand you are trying to make a point, but you do not need to exaggerate to this degree. (I hope you know that at 15 years a decent fraction of girls have started having tangible pubic hair growth and breast enlargement?)

So i don't know of what era you were growing up, but even as a kid growing up in the 80's, i am very sure girls at that age were already protecting their privacy.

Do not bother asking what changed. This is the world of sin we are living in. For those of us that believe in the words of the Holy Bible, it's clear that basically the whole craziness, terrorism, violence, sexual perversion, atrocities, conflicts and wars that we have suffered for the past couple decades had been foretold in scriptures. It's all in there.

So unfortunately that is the type of world we are in, and we must adjust. Parents not allowing their young daughters to go on errands today is just some of the forced and necessary adjustments we must make, and leave the rest to God.

So what is your stand on this issue?
Are you okay with this kid's appearance?

Ladycewhy:
You know when I was growing up, kids the age of 15 could even bath outside especially in the rain.

While I was growing up,kids in primary school wore just pants to play outside.

While i was growing up as a mother you could rest easy allowing a young man send you 9 year old daughter on an errand and she will go to his apartment and give it to him.

So what changed?

Between while I was growing up and now, the rate of child molestation cases have trippled, so I ask again what changed?


Can we even talk about this generation of men uncomfortable with mannequins .

I'm genuinely stunned that a lot of adults on this thread see nothing wrong with the dress of this little child. And this is a real problem today, because most Nigerian adults have lost their sense of reasoning, and rationality so much so that the most obvious of things to spot is beyond their capacity.

I am as liberal as one could imagine. Amongst my colleagues and close friends i am always pro-women should be free to express their sexuality in their dressing if they so wish.
But this is a baby for crying out loud! It is only a shallow minded person that will think that this shouldn't be criticised because she's three years old.

It does not matter! Don't expose this kids skin! Don't be so idiotic trying to insult people that they are suspected paedo's if they find this dressing inappropriate.

This dressing is wrong for a girl child.
Heck even a boy child with such thigh high exposure for an outing cloth would be inappropriate!

I am still stunned how adults on this thread see nothing wrong with it.
As for her father, - it's just evidence of the problem of a lot of adult Nigerians not having basic sense of reasoning. So Pato get mind use him eye test dis cloth on top him daughter for shop, comot money pay for am?
Chai!

Some of una just dey reason like infant.
Which type of CV or certificate are you expecting the killers to get again from the institution after the murder they've committed?
Mtcheew!

IKBARUTEN11:
These cult boys are as heartless as Nigerian politicians

I hope this will be added to the killers CV or degree certificate

My guy i tire.
This idea came to my mind during a period in the early 2000's when robbers where slaughtering bullion van escorts for fun.
It became so horrific back then that banks seized operations for weeks in the east, especially at Aba.
I kept on wondering what type of dumb country we are in that keep on releasing security personnel to the wolves. They would round up the police they caught those days and burn them alive. It was horrible.

But on a serious note i think this my suggestion would work like magic.
Robbers would just abandon targetting bullion vans if adopted.

ceaser:
If it is Akure-Owo highway, then it is Fulani herders until proven otherwise. That is why they ended up robbing an empty bullion van. A career armed robber/bullion van robber will not rob any van at random, but will have done the necessary background checks and surveillance and be sure that his target is sure to ferry money.

A career kidnapper's surveillance will be within the purview of his own expertise - kidnapping people for ransom (K4R). They may have just happened on the bullion van. Including the fact that Fulani kidnappers are not so smart bunch, but are cowards emboldened by the muzzle of the weapons they wield, so the same insensible brashness made 'em to attack an empty bullion van.

Also criminals tend to respect each other's terriroty, I believe, and no armed robber will dare operate in a territory that is solely that of ferocious kidnappers else they risk losing their lives.

Or do you think any random armed robber from nowhere will dare go to Abuja-Kaduna highway, the turf of highly skilled Fulani kidnappers, to rob? Any robbery in that turf will have to be done by the kidnappers themselves who are probably diversifying sources of revenue.



The road you speak of is different from the Akure-Owó highway mentioned in the news article, a decrepit expressway compared to the pothole-ridden, gully-infested "lowway" you travelled.



You expect so much from a government of ineptitude. Your wise counsel is best valued and applied in sane environments, for the present political structure in Nigeria is designed to silence and subjugate novel ideas.

I've said this many times.
The authorities should enact a law to have bullion vans move without being closely tailed by police in Naija.
Then have plain clothes armed police trail the van maintaining a distance of anywhere from 100m to 150m.
The driver of the van having a powerful radio connected with the police officers, the moment he comes under attack by the criminals the disguised policemen cover distance and will ambush the robbers.

If this is adopted i swear robbers will just stop robbing bullion vans because they will be dropping like flies anytime they attempt.

And to think that this man reportedly has an ambition to run for president.
It shows what a mess this country has become.
He hasn't even started the rigours of a campaign but, he is shriveled up and weary.

We are in times when the people who represent immorality and everything wrong like you make the loudest noise, so i don't have time to argue with you.
But the truth is you are a sicko, as evidenced by your slur against Omotola.

YorubaNinja:
Another Yaba Left V.I.P break-away

Yeah i agree with you. The guy is a sicko. And the sad thing is there are many that think and act like him today in Naija as can easily be observed by commentary on these threads.
However, he never indicated a desire to bed any of the daughter's, so you didn't need to discuss that part - don't you think so?

MufasaLion:
I meant that dude doesn't even stand a chance to get to be with the daughters, talkesss of been with Omotola herself.

Slut-shaming a woman that ain't even a slut. That guy is sick.

What do you mean by this statement abeg?
Explain.

MufasaLion:
You can't even smell her daughter's panties. Dumbo!

Igbos do not have a reputation as peaceful people, so what are you getting at?
That Yoruba's are some of the neatest people on earth?

NwaIgboBoy:
Yoruba ppl and dirty are like Igbos and peace....



...Sorry if I hurt your feelings oooo

Some people dey try sha. You go just post your family photos to the world into forever access to all.
I can even understand for famous people like Omotola who have lost their anonymity.
The one wey dey surprise my na when ordinary individuals go do same for Facebook.

Truer words have never been said. It's almost always over speeding at the root of every ghastly motor accident.
In Naija we are ill equipped unfortunately to gather the stats that show the various factors, but I'm certain if it's done, over speeding will be connected to as much as 98% of the ghastly accidents that result in fatalities.

Administration1:
One of the things that causes accidents is over over speeding. Even some lone accidents too.

Don't mind the phoney people. Another of their favorites is - ..... our men are combing the bush......., and .....we ensure that the perpetrators will be brought to book.....

DaddyRochie1642:
Again, I ask this question, why do police always make this same particular Statement even when the know they're not being honest

"Other members of the gang escaped with Bullet wounds"

Why are you feeling so offended by Pulse doing the right thing exposing false news?
Why?

PrinceOfLagos:
Stupid thread as this shouldn't grace the front page

Imagine what someone a woman carried for 9 months came up with this early morning , and mama wey born you go think sey she born better pikin.

Pulse news ko, Pulse mews ni.

What has ghanaians got to do with this? Smh

Litmus:
It wouldn't be Nigerians, Ghanaians more likely.

I hope that one day this trick of getting away with things by having Nigerians blame themselves ends.

Don't call it sleepless nights.
That is a very important information about a global superstar. It's only right that people will want to determine if it's false or authentic.
What surprises me is that it took over 24 hrs for this report to come out.
After seeing the story yesterday, it took me about 10 minutes on my phone to realize it is fake news.

FarahAideed:
It's clear many people had sleepless night over that quote and went out to start digging