Stephenomozzy:
As sad and irresponsible of the FSARs as this event is....this goes far to approve of the reasons why we must seek to pursue only legitimate means of livelihood.

Now, the dead can't defend themselves cos they heaped guilt on themselves by running.

May the rescued get quick recovery and a mind to turn a new leaf... And may the dead rest in peace.

sometimes, you guys just type rubbish and post. It seems you don't live in 9ja and you don't move around town or maybe you are locked up in one room for the past 5yrs.

I experienced it. The timeless delay, intimidation and harassment from NPF and DSS on this road is hell. You can't travel freely on this route.

Falz u got my back. Nice one. Tirii gbosa for u. Gbosa! Gbosa!! Gbosa!!!

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obyrich:
The much I know about him is that he is a highlife musician and a traditionalist. He is famous for his display of magical powers at the popular Ikeji festival of Arondizogu. It is also famed that he once hypnotised tax collectors who assaulted him at Onitsha just after the head bridge. They lifted him up to take him to their office but could not bring him down until someone who identified him announced that he was the great Peri como. He had to be appeased with some sacrifices before the dafts were freed. Very interesting story. I think someone sang about it.

He indeed sang about it. For those kids on nairaland, who doesn't know about pericoma, you can search for his nostalgic songs on youtube. My only problem is that these kids won't understand what the great traditionalist is singing about.

dhardline:
I still wonder what joy people derive from watching that program for hours. When there are so many other things to learn from books and motivation programmes . If this moral decay continues this way the next generation kids will make a lot of there parents cry. We want to copy Americans but we forget they have a lot of job opportunities for the rising population but here we are breeding immoral people that will end up without jobs.

Imagine the chaos that's coming

My brother you are right. i tell those who take to listen to me that if our present generation fail to fix this country now the next generation which are our children would spit on us and publicly call us old fools. The moral decadence now is alarming despite the outrageous number of religious bodies we have scattered all over the country.

mayorchelsea:
For the religious lunatics,these are the same white people that brought Christianity to us and at the same time sold many Africans into slavery;imagine humans buying and selling other humans.

My dear, you read my mind. I am beginning to question the essence of Christianity and Islamic religion in Africa because those that brought this religion to us as a way of life did more damages than good. Imagine selling our great great grand fathers as slaves. Our so called leaders in Africa, should be made to visit this slave museum once in every six months so that they can always remember that
1. Enough is enough of African slavery not longer from white men but the black man himself.
2. Emancipation of Africa from depending on white men for our daily needs. Everything we can think of that we use basically here is being produced by this white guys.
3. It time to develop Africa.

This a welcome development for the southeast region.

Our judiciary is becoming sane this days. if this was before, the judge would have smile to the bank by the time MTN finish giving him free jokes. Mature minds know what i mean.

GossipHeart:


Buhari

You will never go unpunished

Just imagine, a Nigerian migrating to South Africa,

You made the giant of Africa look like the dwarf of Africa in just 9 months

You will never go unpunished

You are a gullible fellow and a daft citizen of this country. The foundation of our dear country has been faulty since 1960s. My dear, it's not buhari. The poor man happened to be the one holding the digger when the building finally collapsed.

Atiku2019:




GEJ isn't a Dog Mr Man

If his not a dog then he is a GOAT that ate our collective yam

If we Nigerians at this stage of exposure of digitized world would still for this scrap style of imposing or recycling those that have been ruling us for the past 56 years of independence, without any significant fraction of development to boost of as a nation then the country and we as a people are heading for a doom. We don't need any known old cargo in leadership any longer, starting from the top echelon of presidency to the least Councillor in local govts. We need fresh breeds of young minds to steer the affair of this country. Please ATIKU should kindly take the back seat.

DrayZee:

And who devalued the naira to that extent? Wasn't it the same Buhari?
He is the author of his own problems.

When the PMB said devaluation has not added any value to us as a nation since inception, Nigerians and the quack economic professors in this country were shouting devalue the naira, Buhari devalue the naira. Now, the naira has been devalued, the sameNigerians are shout the president does not understand how the economy works, that price of every thing has sky rocketed, forgetting that we are an import dependent nation.

Young03:
the fear of trump is affecting her


Americans will make same mistake we Nigerians made

voting buhari because we hated Jonathan


up trump

We Nigerians never made any mistake by voting for PMB because we hate GEJ. Simply GEJ lack our vote of confidence to remain as Nigeria president till 2019.

dainformant:
Benny Hinn needs to visit the national assembly for this kind of prayers

You are right bro! Ayo Oritsejafor should Benny to the National Assembly to manifest this cleanings power. That where is being needed presently.

kinibigdeal:
A lot of youth dont know that Fani Kayode comes from a wealthy background. They allege that he collected 26m from Dasuki and diverted 5m into personal, have he responded to the allegation? Is he guity youth. What about the IMam that collected 500m from Dasuki for prayers in sokoto, his still roaming about the street without any pressure. Nigeria youth should use their head before they talk. If you silent FFK, Fayose, who will speak for the already opressed Nigerias? Some of us are sick upstairs

Guy! your argument shows that you are the one sick. Dangote is the richest man in African yet he is still investing as far as Netherlands. There is nothing like FFK is from rich background, a Thief is a Thief. FFK is one of the big Thieves of our common wealth.

If the young man worked hard to pay for the marriage rite and bride price of his wife and also stood by her since inception of the pregnancy, take care of ante-natal bills, saw her cry of the discomfort of her pregnancy period and knowing fully well that this month is her expected delivery date, He wouldn't misbehave to embark on any journey that would take his life. He foolishly brought the poor baby to come and suffer unjustly.

4nobody4every1:
This might work in a country with fast internet & 24/7 electricity, moreover, did they factor the millions of Nigerians who might not have access to internet services and epileptic power supply? hope this is not another wonder bank that will swallow the masses money and go moribund, fingers crossed, smoking my weed while watching as the drama un-folds 8)

If Jumia and Konga depend on how many Nigerians have access to internet service and if Nigerians are ready for an online trade, they wouldn't move an inch let alone getting to where they are now.

Rochas Okoroawusa is the biggest joker of our time. 1,000 completed projects in Imo State is a Scam of the 21th century. Our so called leaders believes that we are dullard that they can tell us any thing they feel or like.

Senator Dino Melaye does not have the interest of the poor Nigerians at heart. He's one of the top beneficiary of subsidy. His likes still want to use gullible Nigerians for their own selfish interest. Nigerians be Wise and let emancipate ourselves from this few WICKED elites who are bend to frustrate the good intentions of this present govt.

But why must the Oba of Benin bow for small Queen Elizabeth Then?

To God alone be all the glory that you in believed in yourself and God preserved your parent's life so that they can see that He is the true God not the prophet. The so called prophet wasn't there when God created you and gave you your unique gift. Congrats!.....I don't do prophet, pastors, bishops or whatever named they are called. I believe in God alone, who my soul belongs to.

wordbank:
No fire service no ambulance
Which way Nigeria

[i]I tire ooo

Foxflames:
Lol..no ambulance. What kind of country is this? The worst country.

My broda i tire for dis Naija.....Upon all the money wey FRSC dey collect from Drivers as Drivers license fee every seconds. Dem no fit buy tokunbo Ambulance self

The FG and FRSC should stop disturbing us with this accidental news this late minister. They both have the statistics of how Nigerians loss their lives on auto crash daily and nothing has being done to address it until this unfavoured minister have a taste of it. Many young promising Ministers die on our roads daily.

The biggest joke of the year.

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