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European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Benfica Vs Chelsea: Europa League Final - (1 - 2) - On 15th May 2013 by vanbonattel: 8:14pm On May 15, 2013
hornipipe: LoL, some group stage matches were even more entertaining than this.
Entertain who? Have you ever heard of "business football" we play to win dude!
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Benfica Vs Chelsea: Europa League Final - (1 - 2) - On 15th May 2013 by vanbonattel: 8:11pm On May 15, 2013
dayokanu: Chelsea don come with their "ANYWHERE BELLE FACE" FOOTBALL
In the end,the cup ends up in London, no long thingy
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Benfica Vs Chelsea: Europa League Final - (1 - 2) - On 15th May 2013 by vanbonattel: 8:10pm On May 15, 2013
dayokanu: Benfica? Una never score?

No be the same Chelsick wey Juve hammer be dis

Benfica no fall my hand oo

grin grin grin grin
Yes, same chelski wey flog Bayern in front of them house grin
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Benfica Vs Chelsea: Europa League Final - (1 - 2) - On 15th May 2013 by vanbonattel: 8:07pm On May 15, 2013
Chelsea is going to win, my wine is chilling for the celebration thingz cheesy
Politics › Re: State Of Emergency Declared In Borno, Yobe and Adamawa by vanbonattel: 10:36pm On May 14, 2013
Akpan107: the Governors will remain there ceremonially(without power) while the soldiers would take control of the state.
Which kain ceremonially, is there any ceremony that can still hold in those states?
Politics › Re: Northern Youths Reject State Of Emergency by vanbonattel: 10:19pm On May 14, 2013
These people never reacted angryly to Boko attacks?
Politics › Re: Policeman Caught In The 'N20' Act (Pictures) by vanbonattel: 9:47pm On May 14, 2013
coogar: you mean our dedicated policemen are leopards?
the problem is the system. these men put their lives on the line to protect us and they get paid N15,000 a month. some of them have wives and children. won't they survive? in the middle of this is a fisherman president that spends N1 billion on food alone.
Did anybody force him to enter police? He knew they are being paid 15k and yet he applied so he can start extorting egunje?

Is the policeman a yoruba man?
Politics › Re: State Of Emergency Declared In Borno, Yobe and Adamawa by vanbonattel: 9:42pm On May 14, 2013
mekaboy: It is left for governors and residents of other states, especially the north to beef up security in their states, if not the hammer will land on them as well.
We need a total military rule in the north, while the south can enjoy democracy.
Politics › Re: State Of Emergency Declared In Borno, Yobe and Adamawa by vanbonattel: 9:41pm On May 14, 2013
Urine: Are you a comedian? grin grin
Basketmouth on stage grin
Properties › Re: The Nigerian Tenancy Law On Eviction? by vanbonattel: 8:38am On May 12, 2013
[quote author=SUCCEED!]I don't know why most landlord think they can just wake up one day and issue an eviction notice to a sitting tenant when the tenant has not defaulted in rent payment, without reaching a suitable agreement with the tenant first.

Some years back a family friend with a wife, four children and other dependants, rented a 4 bedroom apartment at the rate of 500K per annum and he paid for 2 years plus additional 300k for agency-100k, agreement-100k, caution-100k making it a total of 1.3M that the man coughed out in a bid to make his family comfortable.

6 months to the expiration of the 2-year rent, the landlord issued him a notice through the lawyer that he would want to re-poses the apartment when the rents expired. Upon the expiration of the rent, my friend who is known to be a very peaceful man, pleaded with the landlord to accept his rent renewal or give him more time to get another good place considering that he has young children going to school and the last child is still below one year and moving house will definitely destabilize the family, especially the children as well as the other dependants, but the landlord refused.

Before you could say jack, the landlord had resorted to litigation and had taken the tenant to court. To cut a long story short, it’s now going to 2 years since the matter was taken to court and it has not been concluded. Today the landlord is seeking mediation after realizing that he did not handle the matter well. He has now reached an amicable agreement with my friend for him to leave the house in 4 months time which is what he should have done in the first instance, rather than going through a lengthy court process.

I’m not saying that it is wrong to settle tenancy issue in court, but in this case the landlord appeared to have been inconsiderate and wicked, considering that the tenant did not default and he had rented the apartment 2 years earlier paying agency, agreement and what have you and the landlord just wanted him to repeat the house hunting process all over again. The stress of searching for a house takes a lot of toll on people especially people with families and it is best for landlords to reach amicable agreements with their tenants instead of rushing to court unless such tenants are troublesome.[/quote]I did not read anywhere in any of our law books that the landlord needs to explain to the tenant the reasons why he needs to repossess his property, whether you are paying him rent regularly or not. The landlord is at liberty to seek for the repossession of his house anytime he deems fit, the only thing the constitution mentioned is the proceedure for the recovery of his property, which must follow guidlines spelt out by the law.

That the tenant you mentioned in your example above paid N1.3m is nothing, what if the landlord spent over N100 million to build the same house? We should detach emotions from straight legal matters and consider both parties if there must be peace.

Your statement about the tenant suffering to search for a house and stories about the relocation of his young family is nothing but emotional blackmail, some tenants could be desperately wicked and will go to any lenght to frustrate their landlords.

But I tell you one bitter truth, in no place have I seen where a tenant wins a war between landlord and tenant. The tenant may seem to be winning, but will lose much more than what he gained by court settlements and other ways too numerous to mention. The landlord will also recover the money double from the next tenant, and the war will continue.
Properties › Re: The Nigerian Tenancy Law On Eviction? by vanbonattel: 8:19am On May 12, 2013
locust01: If I be ur tenant I go frustrate ur life . I go stay 4 ur house 6month after the notice from there we will go to court the case will be adjourned stay again for a year before moving out.
If I be your landlord I will increase your rent, hire thugs to torment your life and drop a gun in your flat and accuse you of robbery.
Politics › Re: Sheik Gumi Views On Disintegration Of Nigeria by vanbonattel: 7:32pm On May 07, 2013
The man is sounding like he will cry if the country breaks up. The sweetness of oil money!
Politics › Re: Brown University's Tribute To Chinua Achebe by vanbonattel: 7:24pm On May 07, 2013
[quote author=Riba_man]I totally concur with you. I am also reading the book: I am short of words to describe it. How many of the so-called critics know that the first mention of Awo in the book is one of praise for his political astuteness?[/quote]Any Nigerian that fails to read that book will never understand why we are the way we are. Nigeria's stunted growth is well explained in the book. I have read the book and have saved it for all my children.
Politics › Re: Brown University's Tribute To Chinua Achebe by vanbonattel: 7:02pm On May 07, 2013
9jadelta: who is chiunua achebe?
A literary god who changed the black race by reconnecting them to their roots.
Politics › Re: Supporting Nigeria Against Biafra Was Our Greatest Mistake — Asari Dokubo by vanbonattel: 1:11pm On May 05, 2013
ACM10: Asari Dokubo is simply playing politics.
I understand, however if what it will cost them to win with Jonathan is to admit the truth, his words are significant. More people will still confess.
Politics › Re: 39 Killed In Taraba As Christian & Muslim Mobs Clash by vanbonattel: 1:05pm On May 05, 2013
lacasa: Noorthern christians r the problem of the north.

- they bomb their churches.

- engage in cannibalism by eating the human flesh of slain muslims.

- provoke other religions which spark off sectarian crisis.


#... This is intentional!!
Blame northern xtians, blame Jonathan, blame United nations, blame Israel, blame books and education, blame the cows and goats, go on and blame everybody but your love for killing innocent people. Murderer!
Politics › Re: Supporting Nigeria Against Biafra Was Our Greatest Mistake — Asari Dokubo by vanbonattel: 12:22am On May 05, 2013
Eko Ile: Rewriting history is above your level and pay grade so I'll pass..
Let it be a one way pass to hell fire.
Politics › Re: Supporting Nigeria Against Biafra Was Our Greatest Mistake — Asari Dokubo by vanbonattel: 12:13am On May 05, 2013
Why is it that anytime talk about dividing Nigeria comes up, the yorubas will catch fever? Even as Igbos are the ones that will suffer most, many will lost their properties and means of livelihood but no trouble. Its the yorubas who cry the most.
Politics › Re: Supporting Nigeria Against Biafra Was Our Greatest Mistake — Asari Dokubo by vanbonattel: 12:09am On May 05, 2013
Eko Ile: Invading Yorubaland and others wasn't asking for freedom, it was more like intent to conquer, dominate and enslave other people.....

When are you people going to come to terms with that goofy and thoughtless adventure?
The last time I checked, it was a yoruba man that led the invasion of the mid west and Ore. Ojukwu shot him dead when he returned. Why any sane person should pin that juvenile delinquency on Biafra surprises me.
Politics › Re: Osun Names Airport After Abiola by vanbonattel: 9:19pm On May 04, 2013
Eko Ile: ^^^^^^^ No time for trolls....

Back to topic....


Like they say, anything is possible and achievable with strong and capable leadership. Unlike the previous administration, they've covered so much ground in little it no time..

The is indeed the limit....
Who is now the governor of Osun, is he not the dirty old rascal that wears a dirty agbada with two months unshaven beard?
He has a he-goatee appearance.
Politics › Re: Osun Names Airport After Abiola by vanbonattel: 8:22pm On May 04, 2013
eko ilee: When you see the village clowns with the silly grins, they are trolls on patrol so you might want to ignore..
We learnt our trolling from you, can there be any worse trolling monkey like eko ilee?
Politics › Re: Osun Names Airport After Abiola by vanbonattel: 8:20pm On May 04, 2013
porka: Are you saying MKO Abiola was a coward?

Please check your dictionary for the definition of coward.
According to Michael West dictionary:
A coward is a man who won the presidential election and refused to fight for his mandate even when he had the financial powers to sponsor a free for all fight in the country.
Politics › Re: Ogun State: The Bastion And Pioneer Of The Best In Nigeria by vanbonattel: 8:14pm On May 04, 2013
State of the weeping General. Is MKO Coward from this state too?
Politics › Re: Osun Names Airport After Abiola by vanbonattel: 8:04pm On May 04, 2013
These osun people dey make me laugh, how can anybody name an airport after Nigeria's grand patron of cowards? Next they will build a seaport in Oshogbo and name it after Diya grin
Politics › Re: Osun Names Airport After Abiola by vanbonattel: 8:01pm On May 04, 2013
[quote author=abayo_ola]grin[color=#990000][/color]why on earth will u say "what does osun even need an airport 4."Its simply d level of ur understanding by calling it a waste.very bad .its better to keep quite when u dnt have something reasonable to say.mtcheeewwwwwwWw grin shocked[/quote]This is the biggest joke of the year!
Which osun state is building an airport? To carry whom? Maybe these people are mistaking planes for keke napep, you need more parks to park keke not airport.This governor must be a clown grin
Politics › Re: 39 Killed In Taraba As Christian & Muslim Mobs Clash by vanbonattel: 7:17pm On May 04, 2013
tomakint: ..and this is a country some human-demons were pretending to be fighting for to be ONE when in actual sense they were profiting from our "ONENESS" Indeed, Ojukwu was a Political Prophet, he had seen it and said it all! cool
If it were to be a country where truth is respected, Ojukwu will be on the new 5000 naira notes and his statue standing in every military barack. The man was a genius.

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