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More like ........"the moment Even forums of our fellow sub Saharan countries are more edifying and intelligent. elonmuskbaby: |
Why do you sound so ignorant? It's bad enough that you don't know that a woman at 60 years old is right in the depths of menopause, but seeing as you are a woman that isn't aware of that just is crazy and laughble. OssyMalik: |
Is that a rhetorical question or you seriously need an answer? Lol BluntCrazeMan: |
Guy use your brain like an adult na! Don't post very dumb statements like this. So you expect every past winner of the show to perpetually remain in the news as proof that they were paid in full? Are you listening to yourself? Jonasigoh: |
Your last sentence is soooo dumb. How do you mean "na like 15 million go enter him pocket?" Na you wan seize the other 15 million? Wetin you feel say be 30 million naira to Multichoice sef wey go make dem no wan pay everything? Do you even not realise the company has recouped exponentially much more profit larger than that 30 million? Smh slawormiir: |
That church - both the auditorium and the premises in itself are probably the largest in the entire country today. It would be dumb for the church leadership not to have multiple (armed) security men guarding the premises at all times especially nowadays that this country is heavily crime infested. How were they able to injure a guard without one or two of them being gunned down? |
How is calling them armed robbers glamorising them? What type of logic are you trying to put across? englishmart: |
There is a type of ignorance about our realities that we the masses usually vent on comment threads that gets me worried sometimes like _ if our leaders are dumb at least let of have sense and be different from them. The OP is blaming bad road and in the same breath blaming brake failure for the accident. Which one should we settle for as the reason she was crushed to death? If the roads are really that bad, then the vehicles wouldn't gain the momentum that will require the application of the brake in order to avoid accidents. Our problem on our roads is reckless driving and overspeeding. Shikena! No too much talk. The type of recklessness and diabolical speed levels that drivers on our roads use - from commercial transporters, to private car drivers, to (and tragically) trailer/lorry drivers - is so criminal and unacceptable. Trailer drivers especially are the craziest! How can someone be doing top speeds with such heavy vehicles on roads that have substantial pedestrian and vehicular traffic? It's crazy. Even today I was in a car, and a loud horn from a trailer with a speed that wouldn't have been below 80 to 85 kmh forced a keke to swerve of my left and enter my front so quickly. I just wonder if you see the speed the trailer was at, it's very probable that if the keke did not leave the path fast enough it would have been crushed. The craziness is unbelievable. |
I've always had a problem with this practice of our military personnel releasing statements to the public or holding a news conference to address the public. I think that is a wrong way to go in terms of interacting with the citizenry. We are in a democratic governed society where civilians are in power. Having the military freely dispense messages to the nation in any form shows a wrong signal, and leaves a door open for rogue soldiers to feel overly empowered and have a desire to plan a coup. This message should have been announced by a minister or any other government official in the Buhari government. |
You better avoid putting yourself at a grave risk of suffering poisoning from salmonella bacteria that can easily be resident in the body of a turtle. Meanwhile you seem not to be aware that your cat being around the turtle means it will kill the turtle at the slightest chance it gets. Also please in which state of the country, and what area of the state did you get this turtle? |
see as both you and your man una face be like snake own sef. |
Na so una go just dey talk wetin you no sabi. A Civet is wholly omnivore, and very timid. A Civet is too big and strong for a cat to attack, and a Civet wouldn't even get in a fight with a cat at all. A cat and a civet have no business fighting each other and would go their separate ways if their paths cross. I would have suspected a pack of dogs, but the OP did not report hearing growling sounds of dogs, so I go for two possible scenarios. 1) It was killed in a fight with a cat or several cats 2) It was a rabid cat that finally succumbed to the virus. Rabid cats or dogs when dying could make lots of noise similar to what the OP heard. okoroemeka: |
Why the need for the "domestic" in your question? A cat killed in the middle of the night outside and you are narrowing it down to a domestic animal attacker? A feral cat or dog possibly killed the cat. A feral cat or dog isn't domestic anymore. |
You bad belle people no go kii me for this forum ![]() Iyaebe: |
You are unbelievably shallow in your reasoning. Do all you can to renew your mind positively and become a better person. Spectaclesawe25: |
You know a country is basically finished when even their judiciary and entire justice system is inept and shallow. How on earth should internet fraudsters in Nigeria be given 6 month jail terms? These guys literally destroy lives and leave families in tatters by their criminal activities. They spend their time daily devising ways to steal from people. Our image abroad has been completely sullied and disgraced making life difficult for honest Nigerian's. They are even afforded a gift of an option of a fine? Which kind of curse is on our head? jaybenugo: |
Holier than thou hypocrites like you are one of the real problems we have in Naija. You have all the time to follow the show whether on the TV screen or the Internet, you watch and assimilate the events, but you come out here to pretend you are offended. We are in a country that our leaders have irreversibly damaged generations of families across every ethnic group by looting and pillaging our wealth sharing it amongst themselves. Poverty has been imposed on people who were hardworking and creative people, robberies, criminals raping and murdering people, and your problem is Bb Naija in a secular society? You don't know anything. Meanwhile stop that lie you said that the show was banned in SA and some other African countries. Multichoice figured out that they could make even more money by hosting the Nigerian version, by the indices they were picking up all those years it was open multiple countries. The show has a monstrous following in Nigeria, and we have the population to sustain it. So it's a case of them spending less to get even much more. KingAzari: |
She's is beautiful but far from flawless. Her hairline is clearly receding. It's bad enough for a man's appearance, but for a woman it's devastating. Egein: |
You have a device and Internet connection in your palm. Be useful to yourself. Use Google to answer your questions. ganye1: |
Come North go look for woman? You want make Hisbah police pluck off him eyes? November24: |
Be concerned about the state Tax collected in your own state of origin, and how it is used to sustain the state. Leave Lagos and other states to have their authority over collection of domestic Taxes in their own states. When Lagos needs revenue to develop and rehabilitate infrastructures and sustain the state, they do not go like nosy thieves to ask the Northern region for money or ideas. My God! What type of shameless leaders do we have in this country? Imagine what this quack governor is saying! Enugupikin: |
See your mouth like "Nigeria should abolish the death penalty"..... because you hear lobby groups in US campaign for it, and you know some countries don't practice it, you sef join dey talk. If person ask you what is the necessity for it to be abolished in Naija as important to building our own unique society, you no go fit answer. angelfallz: |
See this one talking as if Nigerian governor's reluctance to sign death warrants is a problem that started in the recent past. This has been the trend amongst our governors since time immemorial. They are proud to hold the office, but are not ready to develop and strengthen the know-how required to be dynamic and progressive leaders. I have often wondered how it could be so difficult for governors to sign warrants for instance for convicts that committed gruesome murders. A lot of them are taking up space in jail, while adding to prison over population. |
The way some of you reason sef, it makes me wonder if there is something wrong with the air we are breathing. So bandits brandishing automatic assault rifles will have to fight their way through a pack of dogs before reaching school kids abi?smh! SeunTheOwner: |
The way some of you reason sef, it makes me wonder if there is something wrong with the air we are breathing. So bandits brandishing automatic assault rifles will have to fight their way through a pack of dogs before reaching school kids abi?smh! SeunTheOwner: |
These are the type of occurrences you pray not to even occur in your dream, but unfortunately they happen much more often than we hear about. It is a horrific blow to the child's family. The agony is unthinkable. And when I see cases like this happen I always connect it back to a country where the leadership have no ideas or vision that can entrench law and order in the land. People do things here with no regulation. What are the laws for having numerous dogs in one's yard? What is the stipulated punishment one gets if their dogs maul a human to death? When we don't have civil laws and regulations put in place to protect us these things happen. In well governed societies for instance it is required by law that any pet dog or cat must have their rabies shot to prevent transmission to humans, and if somehow your pet bites someone and it is discovered that it was not given the rabies treatment, that is a one way ticket to jail for the owner. |
So the times when they blocked you in a way that there was no road to move, what did you do? Run over them with your car? Mtcheew! Richie77: |
Why on earth would you give away that amount of money if you are sure that you did not knowingly obtain falsified particulars? It just doesn't make sense. I can understand if you decided to give an amount like 10k to escape those demons, but 40k? Haba! Did they point guns at you? In fact da! Be truthful now, you knowingly falsified your papers abi? wordychap: |
You obviously do not understand what it means or what it takes to call someone a sore loser. The 'objects' you say he destroys is nothing outside of a tennis racket, and it is always on the court, and most importantly to refute you accusation - it is always done in the middle of his matches and not at the end of losses to opponents. You can't call him a sore loser when he almost always behaves and congratulates his opponents after a loss as warmly as he did Medvedev. I am a huge Nadal fan btw. Just to put that out here. I am certain Novak isn't a sore lower. KosiGee: |
When they say you should improve your communication and comprehension of English and to generally just brush up your general knowledge, you don't take it serious. In the post you say you don't support lynching and cannot be involved in it, but in the same post you say that you'll support a lynching with fuel and tyre. Do you realize how dumb you sound? Mr100Dollars: |
If you try to be rational, you would see that this your post is better directed to Zubby Michael. He is totally out of order for insulting Annie. He could have made a strong point without insulting her. So considering the fact he's not married, it makes him open for people to question his understanding of the situation. Nyamve1: |
