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Another juvenile thread.

Another juvenile thread. Nairaland is a shadow of its former self

It should not be about anyone of these idiots. They have lost sight of the most important person in their pathetic and childish soap opera. Mayowa is the integral part of this story and her health is what matters. Everyone else should take twenty steps back! Police and hospital authorities all need to shut up too!! How thick can people really be? Ffs!

Nike Air Max.

You used the word "Swag" in the headline. Great

And about a week ago someone was on twitter bragging how much she spent on her mansion and matching pair of fake expensive handbags. I applaud this lady and seeing children treated in such a manner by their own community is shocking and saddening.

The poster et al have displayed disgusting elitism and snobbery. The Olajumoke story is a modern Cindrella story. Miracles do happen, you or I may not be able to explain it some call it luck or fortitude and some ascribe such successes to the divine. It is like winning the lottery, the scumbag next door might win millions of dollars and become rich, fact is he would be rich. I am sure his family, friends and personal banker would gratefully accept his new found wealth and so would I She was found hard at work even though some of you feel it does not amount to work but she was earning an honest buck as opposed to taking a photo for IG on a expensive phone in a hotel bathroom whilst displaying an obscenely large derriere and come hither look. She is a wife and mother who was going through difficult circumstances, TY Bello, Tinie Tempah have played their roles to alleviate her suffering and to an extent a helping hand, what have all these posters done? Sitting at home comfortably typing their misguided sentiment and trying to buy us into their argument which is nothing short of playground bullying. In a country where nothing works, you cannot climb up the pinnacles of success without "connections" and the government is failing in their social responsibilites to its citizens, an Agege breadseller has found instant fame is nothing short of a miracle. People can call it divine or Godly, she has and she is entitled her beliefs or faith. I had been following Tinnie Tempah on Instagram for quite sometime I remember looking at his photographs and thought she stood out. She looked beautiful without all the unnecesary make up. I was not surprised when TY Bello made efforts to locate her and was pleased when she was found. There are videos on Instagram and Youtube detailing the actual shoot and circumstances.
It is sense of entitlement which bothers me, the fact that because the bread seller has turned in the darling of the press and world we should knock her down at every turn. I don't know her but I am inspired to help others and to look beyond myself. I will suggest the poster and her detractors to take a good look at themselves.

Crack heads.

That is Trafalgar Square and you can see the red double decker buses in the background too.

Second row. Shoes strategically arranged back to front in order to display the red soles or heels. Attempts to emphasize that the said shoes are expensive.

Second row. Shoes strategically arranged back to front in order to display the red soles or heels. Attempts to emphasize that the said shoes are expensive.

And this crap made front page as well? I give up on Nairaland.

Will he also pay a visit to the family who lost a mother and child in Festac during the bank robbery siege?

Sounds like a severe allergic reaction.

So loitering is now a criminal offence according to the NPF? Some here are applauding an illegal arrest and infringement on the basic rights. I wonder if it were your sisters to be falsely imprisoned you will be so quick to applaud. Where is the evidence? One person said they saw them loitering? How is that evidence linking them to previous or actual terrorist atrocities? A judge worth any salt will throw this matter out if it ever gets that far. Shoddy policing!! You build a case with evidence. If they were on some hostile reconissance for BH, then prove it with simple investigation techniques - look at their phones if they had any, did they have maps, what intel do you have on them? It is high time NPF and our security started a proper intelligence and technological lead approach to fighting BH.

Yet another pointless thread.

And they are here....

And another topic that will descend into abuse because...

And some reckon there are no human right abuses by soldiers in Nigeria..

I swear some people need their heads examined and have shown they are certainly living in a fools' paradise. Same Nigerians who get their arses whipped by soldiers on a daily basis, forced corporal punishments by soldiers, public and private property recklessly destroyed by soldiers on rampage, dehumanizing treatment meted out by soldiers, extrajudicial killing by soldiers and total disregard for rules of engagement in a civil society... And yet some claim there are no human right abuses by the Nigerian military?

Aye

Did they vote? Weren't they abroad during the elections?

The rate at which nonsensical threads are making the FP on Nairaland is alarming. Anyways, shout out to all my
Birthday mates!! Cheers!

Really?

It is a public order van. Used also to transport Public Order serials or officers. It is not prisoner transport as the post erroneously suggests. He was obviously offered a lift to facilitate his exit and to prevent a breach of the peace seeing as rival or opposition protesters were present. He is not under arrest.

I have read some posts on the topic and I am frankly astounded by the naivety and gullibilty of some Nigerians. I do not see anything wrong with the opinions or views of the US Ambassador. Most of us know the issues plaguing our country but refuse to accept the harsh realities : our brothers and sisters are being slaughtered in the North by BH, a large number of refugees have been taken in by communities or villages including families without any iota of aid or assistance from the goverment of the day who are focused on the next election. Currently, some areas in the North have been seceded to BH's caliphates. Our NA are poorly equipped and inadequately trained to deal with the threat. There have been numerous human right abuses by our forces - not just the army and these abuses go beyond the frontline. We have numerous instances of civilains being assaulted and property damaged or destroyed. What is the problem with recognizing that there have been extrajudical killings and finding ways to tackle the issue? What is wrong with training or providing the necessary tools to assist our troops who are fighting a war they did not cause? As far as I am aware constant training and deployment will keep us sharp on the evolving terrorist threat and update our intelligence capabilities. It is a competitive world out there, the colonial blame everyone else but ourselves mentality will get us nowhere. We have to knuckle down and assertively deal with our problems. We need action and I am tired of all the talk. I am not going to be dragged into all the conspiracy theories. Wars are expensive and the US realize it is business and we as the customers have to work as partners or form alliances with other countries. That is diplomacy. What's the use of having Nigerian envoys in other countries if they cannot sustain or maintain the interests of Nigerians? There is saying it is good to have " fresh eyes" a third party can always give you constructive criticism in order to develop insight into your strengths or weakness when tackling any issue or truly assessing performance. Why can't we accept constructive criticisms as Nigerians without resolting into a psycho babble of ethnic or religious or political hoghwash?

You will be asked scenario based questions. They are managerial or management related questions. You will pick your answers based on your "Most" likely or "Least" likely options - You only have these two options. Best of luck, guys.

Nigerian flag on Multiplayer map. Got the Nigerian army elite boots. They've got the Nigerian Police Elite armour too

Some are actually paid to get their hands on these products and the rest may be overenthusiastic fans if I am to believe these photos

I had Windows laptops for several years and decided to change to Apple Mac two years ago. Not going back to Microsoft Windows ever. My Mac runs effortlessly, has not crashed, takes seconds to load, I do not need to constantly run Anti virus software or worry about downloading trojans or spyware inadvertently, quite secure, the keyboard illumination suits me perfectly. My wife and I were on our Window's third laptop and two of them are gathering dust somewhere and dont get me started on Windows 8.1
Apple Macs are on the expensive side but now I know why professional DJs, Film and Music Producers, Graphic designers or Animators use Apple...they clearly arent overhyped.

Have to agree on the Samsung phones, my wife absolutely hates her Samsung S4 and she had to change it twice due to unexplainable battery drains.

With all the abuse of powers by all the relevant agencies, I don't think it's a good idea at this time. Our security and intelligence agencies cannot be trusted with personal details. I see this will be used to settle personal or political vendettas. Who will watch over those who will hold or access the data? Have they been vetted? Do we have data protection laws in place? In developed countries, you will require a court warrant and a judge thoroughly examines the application before granting it. It requires partnership working to ensure checks and balances and the rule of law is protected. We are not mature enough for this option and there are other options we can follow in the long term which will help us with the insecurity plaguing Nigeria.