TV/Movies › Re: Gifty At The Airport, On Her Way Back To Nigeria (Photo) by Ugosample(m): 10:42pm On Feb 21, 2017 |
adonbilivit: we don staff her tire for nkpor here. 20k per night. she sweet die Na wa o Small small na |
Celebrities › Re: Uti Nwachukwu slams Pastor Mike Winning For Cursing BBNaija by Ugosample(m): 8:20pm On Feb 21, 2017 |
shamecurls: Let's keep enjoying the Porn abeg!
Afteral, it's corrupting all of us together! How will our people know about extra-marital sex, Adultery, fornication and sex skills if not through such enlightening programmes like the BBN
My pain is just that hard drugs is not been given to housemates in the show and I believe house mates should be allowed to have ammunitions and weapons so it can be a complete package where opeople can also learn violence.
A very poor attempt at sarcasm |
TV/Movies › Re: Big Brother Naija 2017: Live Thread by Ugosample(m): 10:28pm On Feb 20, 2017 |
Some people here have to stop taking this game personal |
TV/Movies › Re: Man Says Northerners Were Excluded From The Wedding Party Movie, Nigerians React by Ugosample(m): 6:45pm On Feb 20, 2017 |
Kaeyzo: everyone was Insulting the Guy just Because he said his opinion they should at least responded him in good Manner. This is One of the Reasons we don't normally associate ourselves with rest of Nigerians even outsides Nigeria Are you Hausa too? sorry for the comments.... it must be painful to read |
TV/Movies › Re: Man Says Northerners Were Excluded From The Wedding Party Movie, Nigerians React by Ugosample(m): 6:43pm On Feb 20, 2017 |
Lol @ The responses.....
But on a serious note o think we need to cut these northern people some slack. Not all of them reason anti clockwise, as there are many in their midst who still reason like human beings, and second, there are hundreds of tribes in the north, so we should not yab them all because of foolishness of some.
My take tho |
Celebrities › Re: Peter Of P-Square Shows Off His Escalade (Video) by Ugosample(m): 11:30am On Feb 20, 2017 |
MMMscam: Your mind needs an upgrade. How?
What he posted here was uncalled for to me.
We all know we will die but hey, we are alive now , so let us live our lives |
Celebrities › Re: Peter Of P-Square Shows Off His Escalade (Video) by Ugosample(m): 9:34am On Feb 20, 2017 |
officialJP: life We know that we will die, but before we do, at least we should make the best of our stay here. This does not justify poverty, or mediocrity. Rich or poor, we will eventually die. |
Travel › Re: Migrate To Canada Or Stay With 400 K Monthly Salary In Nigeria by Ugosample(m): 8:50am On Feb 20, 2017 |
BoboYekini: How do you people feel comfortable living off the altruism and selflessness of these Westerners that made their lands such nice places? Where is your pride?Your shame? How can you dismiss your heritage, your children's cultural roots, how can you look them in the eye and say you abandoned your fatherland and co-opted the whiteman's. This nothing but parasitism, selfishness, spinelessness and it is reprehensible. You bring dishonor to your african names. What is this one talking about  |
Travel › Re: Migrate To Canada Or Stay With 400 K Monthly Salary In Nigeria by Ugosample(m): 8:12am On Feb 20, 2017 |
He better moves out tho
400 k is worthless today, and is getting even more worthless as the months go by. It is noteven up to $1000 sef
That's my opinion tho. |
Travel › Re: Yankee: through the eyes of a village boy. by Ugosample(m): 7:55am On Feb 20, 2017 |
FrankNetter: while waiting for my transcript, I applied for some jobs. I was invited for an interview on Monday the 13th (which I went for), I received a call this afternoon to congratulate me that the interview was successful. The pay is around $15/hr and they pay weekly via direct deposit. so i'll be looking to set up my bank own account pretty soon.
On Monday next week, I'll be going for my drivers' license test. Wish me luck  Congrats bro...... I like it as the ministry is moving.... Nice one |
Politics › Re: Reno Omokri Blasts Adeosun "A Polytechnic Graduate As Finance Minister" by Ugosample(m): 7:49am On Feb 20, 2017 |
deomelo: You are lying, no such thing transpired and I'm 100% sure you can not produce any facts to back up that lie.
Nearly all the states in Nigeria collected bailout and yours probably collected to so what's your point?
All you people do is lie lie lie.. The person you quoted is right. Under her, Ogun became one of the most indebted states in Nigeria. You can check it out. |
Politics › Re: Buhari's Doctors Advise Him Not To Return To Nigeria For Now - Sahara Reporters by Ugosample(m): 12:02am On Feb 20, 2017 |
TeamSimple: Mumu christian don dey masturbate on the news..And so what if a 74yrs old man dies of sickness? Oh it shows ur god is fighting for you right..Mister shallow brain. Keep spewing thrash about Islamic governors..what did GEJ you fellow christian brother did to stop the killings of ur brethren in the northeast?
Instead he swindled the economy in connection with CAN and other god of the men of a large sum of dollars..Hypocrites Buhari's death or life won't put a end to your miseries,so you can go get a rope and do the needful. What does being Christian have to do with this now?  |
Politics › Re: Buhari's Doctors Advise Him Not To Return To Nigeria For Now - Sahara Reporters by Ugosample(m): 11:57pm On Feb 19, 2017 |
Odingo1: Which Jagaban ,make him and Osinbajo do anything against the wish of northern cabal in aso rock,he go hearam. For now Nigeria is ruled indirectly by Northern cabals Are you sure about that  |
TV/Movies › Re: Big Brother Naija 2017: Live Thread by Ugosample(m): 10:48pm On Feb 19, 2017 |
khena: A Nigerian medical doctor and research scientist, Dr. Uju, has some words for the organizers of the Big Brother Naija Reality show.
According to her post on Facebook, apart from the mouth watering profit the companies sponsoring it stands to get, the said TV reality show has no single positive impact on the Nigerian citizens neither does it have on it’s dwindling economy.
Read all she wrote below…. quite interesting.
“Thirteen years ago, I was at home doing what I cannot remember when my friend Uzochi knocked our door. With her was a middle-aged man I had never met in my life.
Swinging the door open, I was beyond surprised.
Uzo was in her school uniform while the man wore an admiring smile on the corners of his lips. I let them in, while my eyes asked Uzo all the thousands of questions that rushed into my mind within those minutes.
“Why weren’t you in school, today?” The man asked.
“We are not doing anything in school except our NECO registration and I did mine yesterday.” I nervously answered.
“But, you should have been in school.” he said. “Go in, put on something better. You are following me to the ministry of education.” he said matter-of-factly. I panicked.
Slowly moving towards the door leading into the rest of the house, I dragged Uzo into the children’s bedroom.
“Uzo, onye wu nwoke ahu? Who is that man? Why do they want me at the ministry?” The questions rolled themselves out.
“Amaghi m. I don’t know him. He came to school with an official car from the ministry looking for you. Since you weren’t in school, teachers asked who knew your house. So, I had to bring him.”
I rushed out to the balcony to see for myself.
Parked outside was a car whose brand I can’t remember. “Ministry of education” was inscribed on it. A driver was waiting patiently.
“Confy, stop all this panic. It must be a good thing. Just follow him.” Uzo assured.
I did. And it turned out that I was being invited to an award ceremony: Best Math Student in the state. All assessments had been concluded without my knowledge and I had been chosen.
But the awarder was who tugged on my heart strings.
He was a man I would refer to as Mr A, a corper. “I won this award while I was in secondary school.” he said at the award ceremony, couple of days later. “So, I wanted to recognise the student who has distinguished themselves in this subject I love very much.”
You can imagine how my Mummy, a Math teacher was swelling with pride on that day. Ndi Nne Maama!
The money and the certificate I received from Mr A did very little for my spirit compared to what his gesture did. His passion, his dream, his goals for a better country made a much deeper mark on my life.
Those books he donated to the ministry, his corper friends who came with him, their obvious dedication to his cause were all too evident.
Which brings me to my wahala for today.
Ladies and gentlemen of my country, what on God’s green earth is the positive impact of Big Brother Nigeria on our nation?
Apart from the loads of cash the sponsoring companies would make from your voting and all the other associated monies that would do next to nothing to develop our country, WHAT ELSE?
When you get up from watching that load of nonsense, how motivated are you to do something for your country?
Even if we want to copy from Bekee, like the copy cats we are, why can’t we copy the good things, bikonu?
Why can’t we sustain Dragon’s den, where people like Madam Folorunsho Alakija, Madam Ibukun Awosika, Oga Aliko Dangote, Oga Femi Adenuga and others, would be invited to invest in the potentialities of our youths?
Where you would learn how to conceive and pitch your business ideas before men and women that matter, all on National TV?
Why did it leave our screens after a brief appearance in 2008?
Why can’t we copy The Apprentice, where a man like Oga Femi Otedola would organise a twelve week-long gruelling business selection process to educate, motivate and inspire our youths on entrepreneurship and bus This is a whole load of horseshit to me. All Nigerian know how to do is to talk rubbish If it pain una well well, you guys should conceptualize your own show and then look for sponsorship, that is taking action... Let's see how far you will go with that. And as for Dragon's den, there was a reason why it was discontinued, she should find out before talking. |
Music/Radio › Re: Why Do African Artistes Find It Hard To Break Into The Nigerian Market? by Ugosample(m): 10:34pm On Feb 19, 2017 |
martineverest: lady black mambaso is enoff to finish pSquare+ davido+2face on world stage Story story. |
Music/Radio › Re: Why Do African Artistes Find It Hard To Break Into The Nigerian Market? by Ugosample(m): 9:46pm On Feb 19, 2017 |
martineverest: smh,...what quality does nigerian artiste have?
South africans are far better,abeg.......they have atleast 3-5 grammy winners and naija is yet to record one Who Grammy help?  Nigerian artistes will pull more crowd anywhere in the world than any S.A. artiste, both contemporary and old skool artistes, so they can keep their Grammy to themselves. |
Music/Radio › Re: Why Do African Artistes Find It Hard To Break Into The Nigerian Market? by Ugosample(m): 9:28pm On Feb 19, 2017 |
pocohantas: Because the Nigerian market is saturated enough.
Nigerians are also bias in their own lil way. Mr Eazy said Ghanian music influenced ours, you saw how Nigerians came for him? That's how bias and close knitted Nigerians are when it comes to mocking other African countries.
They also don't sing our kind of pangolo music.
Language is also a barrier, while our artistes are trying so hard to sound foreign. Lots of other african countries are still indigenous in their music. Nigerian artistes trying to sound foreign?  Like who and who? |
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TV/Movies › Re: Big Brother Naija 2017: Live Thread by Ugosample(m): 2:34pm On Feb 19, 2017 |
Threebear: Lol people saying TTT wife will be disappointed obviously have no clue of the going ons in entertainment marriage .i know a particular nollywood actress happily married with kids, that bones rich politicians for money including one of our former presidents that gave her millions of naira to produce her movie. One of our actresses was having an affair with a south south governer ,her husband was completely aware of this, problems started when she stopped giving him his share of the money and divorce followed. What of one of our top female musician that her ex husband exposed for having affair with multiple male colleagues but this man went on to marry her and was busy chopping her money but once the moola stopped coming he started his rant. TTT will be fine, entertainment marriage is nothing but a charade anyway, the men are oloshos so are the women. I know a very respected male musician who is having an affair with a former female senator, she even graced his 40th birthday and the wife is completely aware of this but still no bad blood between the two. You nailed it... don't mind all these people |
TV/Movies › Re: Big Brother Naija 2017: Live Thread by Ugosample(m): 2:30pm On Feb 19, 2017 |
peacettw: As for the reason we also aren't calling for the heads of the male participants who participate in this debauchery, married or not, it is not far fetched.It is ingrained in us to cut the men some slack in these matters. The church encourages us to forgive and sometimes to tolerate the behaviour. The media glorifies it and the society has accepted it. Men are expected to cheat, DEAL WITH IT. And it is not just an African thing, Bill Clinton and his wife plus a lot of other countless cases comes to mind too. It is all unfair but then what ever is. What you wrote up there makes zero sense. And to think that this is coming from a woman is even more sickening.... Do You know the embarrassment Bill Clinton faced because of what he did with Monica? Or Strauss Kahn who was forced to resign because of his frolicking with that Guinean girl. it may be tolerated in Chauvinist Nigeria, but hey, as a public figure (ask Tiger Woods dem) over there, if you are caught, the backlash from the society will be there. But hey it's a free world, any body that wants to Bleep should Bleep |
TV/Movies › Re: Big Brother Naija 2017: Live Thread by Ugosample(m): 1:46pm On Feb 19, 2017 |
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Business › Re: Nigeria Is Trying To Develop Without Industrializing by Ugosample(m): 1:41pm On Feb 19, 2017 |
I see that someone is a disciple of De Soto Have you read the book, the mystery of capital? The biggest barrier to development, industrialization and wealth creation in Nigeria and third world countries is the lack of property rights. That is the difference between poor third world countries and rich industrialized societies. In poor and socialist nations, ownership and control of all the wealth of the nation is vested in the state i.e land, oil, gas, minerals, water rights etc. In developed nations, all these assets are constitutionally vested in individual owners. It is these assets that private citizens use as security to access capital for economic activities.
A poor Okada rider in Nigeria may have inherited acres of farmland in the village but he has no legally recognizable ownership that he may use as security to access capital from a bank to set up a small or medium scale enterprise. As a matter of fact, the land is constitutionally vested in the state governor who holds it "in trust" for the people courtesy of the land Use Act.
That was one reason the founders of America made property rights a foundation for the new nation since they saw how all the economic assets of England was vested in the Crown. This made the royal family, its friends and cronies the wealthiest people in the land while the vast majority of the English people were poor in Medieval times.
That is the exact same scenario happening in Nigeria and third world countries. The state, its rulers, friends and cronies of the rulers are stupendously wealthy while the vast majority of the people are poor. Why? Because whoever has access to the levers of power has access to the wealth (land, minerals, oil & gas, licenses etc) vested in the state. This is not so in wealthy developed nations Wonderful post |
TV/Movies › Re: Bisola Gives Tin Tall Tony A Mouth Action On Big Brother Naija by Ugosample(m): 1:03pm On Feb 19, 2017 |
humblemikel: THIS SAME REASON WHY THEY ARE HATED BY OTHER RACE....STILL APPLAUD TRUMP ON HIS HATE SPEECH...ITS NOTHING BOTH THE TRUTH, AS CLEAR AS CRESTAL ...TAKE IT OR NOT ,BLACK RACE ARE SOMEWHAT A CURSE ON IT'S OWN.ONLY FEW INDIVIDUALS WHERE BORN WITH FUNCTIONING BRAIN FOR REASONING, VERY FEW. Are you sure you are on the right thread? Because I don't understand this yarn |
Crime › Re: Xenophobia: S/africans Attack Nigerian Businesses by Ugosample(m): 12:48pm On Feb 19, 2017 |
henrydadon: I stay in south Africa...tell igbo people to stop selling drug..nigerian are the only foreigner that sell drug here..i cant go out publicly and say am a nigerian because of this... Between every 10 igbo people 5 must be involve in drug dealing..it bad..they should stop...some yoruba boys here are also into yahoo and scamming..haba..why must nigerian also give dem self bad names.. Yoruba are neck deep in Fraud, pimping and drugs too in S.A. they need to be warned too... These mofos disgracing us |
TV/Movies › Re: Big Brother Naija 2017: Live Thread by Ugosample(m): 12:46pm On Feb 19, 2017 |
toseen7: u never see anything, come back & check after tonight eviction show.......................The ministry is moving  No lele bros Let us keep the movement moving....... |
TV/Movies › Re: Big Brother Naija 2017: Live Thread by Ugosample(m): 12:38pm On Feb 19, 2017 |
More than sixty pages in less than 24 hours 
una weldon |
TV/Movies › Re: Photo Of Thin Tall Tony And Family by Ugosample(m): 12:35pm On Feb 19, 2017 |
What is this thread suppose to achieve now?  |
TV/Movies › Re: Big Brother Naija 2017: Live Thread by Ugosample(m): 4:35pm On Feb 18, 2017 |
eosigwe: leave that man. He thinks suffering is something you should be extremely proud of. He thinks the world have time to organize pity party for people. There is absolutely nothing to be proud of in suffering. Where Nigerians got that twisted mentality is surprising |
TV/Movies › Re: Big Brother Naija 2017: Live Thread by Ugosample(m): 4:16pm On Feb 18, 2017 |
Threebear: Motivating what? You mean John studying in Paris, America, London etc is motivating you? These three spoilt brats that have lived a sheltered and previlaged life ain't motivating no one. If you want to be motivated look at the story of Bisola, TTT and Co... People who have seen rock bottom and still got up and kept moving. Why are you calling them spoilt brats now  Because someone's parents had enough to give his kids the best does not make that child a spoilt brat at all.. It is not their fault that other families are wretched, or cannot take care of their kids or something I'm just saying tho. |
Politics › Re: We Are No Longer Comfortable Being Part Of Nigeria - Igbo Leaders. by Ugosample(m): 11:11am On Feb 18, 2017 |
rightwingz: Igbos are sore losers like democrats in the USA. If they don't get what they want, they start causing confusion.
Democrats are now agitating for California secession because they lost election. Why not call for California secession during Obama administration? Who told you democrats are agitating for California secession  You think you are talking to mumu here? |
TV/Movies › Re: Big Brother Naija 2017: Live Thread by Ugosample(m): 6:29pm On Feb 16, 2017 |
alexkarim: See why I don't want anyone to f0¢k... Stupid Nigerian Bloggers  How can someone be this dull? The blogger na akpamu |