Politics › Re: We Are Set To Commission 30 New Projects In FCT - Wike by Worryingly: 3:42pm On Jun 05 |
FSBoperator: Guy rest.
Wike has transformed Abuja in just 3ys than every other minister in the past 22ys.
I know project like these they pain Una because Una Agulu fraud can't boast of one single one in his 8 wasted years as governor of Anambra Always deflecting. Is the Kuje-Gwagwalada Road completed? That's the point of my post. |
Politics › Re: We Are Set To Commission 30 New Projects In FCT - Wike by Worryingly: 9:16am On Jun 05*. Modified: 10:15am On Jun 05 |
Which Kuje-Gwagwalada road is he talking about? Nigerian media houses are so useless that they can publish any BS thrown at them by politicians without verification.
That road isn't even up to 50% completion, especially the Gwagwalada section of it starting from Abuja-Lokoja point. Forget the beautiful road painting done on the section beside UniAbuja linking Airport Road to decieve people that the road is done. That road isn't even remotely near completion.
This is not me taking away anything from Wikes Road construction strides. |
Politics › Re: El-rufai: Tapping Someone’s Phone Criminal, Punishable By Law – Lawyer, Ogala by Worryingly: 11:01am On Feb 17 |
Bunch of comedians.
The question is, was the NSAs phone really tapped?
Saying I committed a crime without an actual crime taking place isn't a criminal offense.
Elrufai can only be sued for defamation. Nothing else |
Crime › Re: Mirabel (mirab351) Raped In Her Home By Priston (priston186) by Worryingly: 10:13am On Feb 17 |
franchasofficia: The story sound fishy and made up.
First, how did the alleged molester know her handle and she too knows his? It's either they are possibly dating and she has been turning down his sexual request or something. But claiming the guy is a stranger makes the story sound fishy cos how did she know the stranger's Tiktok handle and the molester also knows hers?
And why would the molester send her message detailing how he committed the act, to what end?
Also, is it possible for someone to message someone they are not following back message on Tiktok? I don't know how the Tiktok of a thing works, someone should throw more light because for the alleged molester to be able to message her, it means they are following each other on the platform, right?
I still believe the story is fishy somehow I was waiting for someone else to point this out. Story looks fishy |
Sports › Re: FIFA Rules On Nigeria’s 2026 World Cup Petition Against DR Congo Tomorrow by Worryingly: 7:15pm On Feb 15 |
It will be really funny of FIFA rules in favor of Nigeria and the Super Eagles still end up not qualifying.
Nigeria should have some dignity and forfeit any case. |
Celebrities › Re: Valentine: Annie Macaulay Flaunts Luxury Gifts From Mystery Admirer by Worryingly: 5:33pm On Feb 15 |
mightyhaze: This woman na ageless beauty...she n tiwa.. if I have her contact I'd gift her more than these.. She isn't though. Have you seen her Sideview? Looks like mackerel fish |
Politics › Re: Musician And Producer Samklef Declares For City Boy Movement by Worryingly: 4:02pm On Feb 15 |
naptu2: Meanwhile Obidients are campaigning that people should boycott UBA because Tony Elumelu praised President Tinubu's economic reforms. They are also making false and disparaging comments about Odogwu Bitters simply because its maker, Obi Cubana, declared for the City Boy Movement. I guess anyone who wants your incompetent master booted out of office is an "Obidient". Disgrace. |
Politics › Re: Musician And Producer Samklef Declares For City Boy Movement by Worryingly: 4:01pm On Feb 15 |
[quote author=Creditalerts post=138476571]Who takes American fugitive serious 🤣😐[/quote |
Celebrities › Re: Regina Daniels Buys 2 Cars For Her Mother, Rita (video) by Worryingly: 6:20pm On Feb 13 |
datola: Beautiful. Congratulations!
These are not brand new cars anyway... How many Nigerians can afford brand new cars? I can assure you that the percentage of brand new cars on Nigerian roads isn't up to 5%. 90% of the 5% are government cars. |
Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Worryingly: 12:07pm On Feb 13 |
bullstriker: I can help your secure admission. The service is free Chief, no offense. But why would you go out of your way to advertise this service which is quite stressful if it's completely free? |
Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Worryingly: 12:06pm On Feb 13 |
SemperFid: What I would do if I am in this situation is to look for the option that is most economically viable out of all the possibilities. It's a tough one but if you're coming from a place of limited or tight financial resources then Austria will be the like the best option. because if u pay the 7500, that takes away some huge financial burden. I'm actually prioritizing the one with the higher chance of visa success. The tuition is almost the dame for all countries. Bar scholarships or funding |
Politics › Re: Security Agents Attempted To Arrest El-rufai, Passport Seized - Aide (Video) by Worryingly: 3:18pm On Feb 12 |
What is Tinubu afraid of ?
With all the governors under him and all the paraphernalia of the state, plus the claim that he is the best thing since sliced bread, one would have thought he will be confident of victory.
Yet, every act shows he is as jittery as ever. |
Politics › Re: CSO Calls For Enforced Punitive Measures Against Blackmail & Fake News by Worryingly: 4:37pm On Feb 11 |
Playing to the gallery much.
How about punitive measures for corruption, bribery, banditry, kidnapping, certificate forgery, terrorism etc. |
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: West Ham Vs Manchester United (1 - 1) On 10th February 2026 by Worryingly: 10:24pm On Feb 10 |
Saw the goal before it went in.
Bowen was completely unmarked on the right, with no one pressing him.till he crossed |
Politics › Re: Nigerians React As Tinubu Spends 23 Days On Foreign Trips In January by Worryingly: 3:17pm On Feb 08 |
helinues: We are focusing on the goodies those trips brought to the country
That should be the bigger picture Please can you list the investments or goodies |
Politics › Re: Governor Sanwo-Olu Lays Wreath At Murtala's Cenotaph (Photos) by Worryingly: 10:36am On Feb 08 |
naptu2: This one is wasting his time if he thinks that he can determine what I will post and what I won't post. His questions are valid. Apart from the ethnic baiting part. What special thing did Murtala do? What positive policies were he known for? We celebrate just about anyone in this country. Imagine celebrating a coup leader. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: African Embassies In South Africa's Capital City, Pretoria (Pictures) by Worryingly: 1:26pm On Feb 07 |
Patrickker: Why are we Nigerians always like this? We are very quick to spew negatives only about our country on public fora. This is what you hardly see other people from other countries do. Are those countries perfect? No. Are their citizens satisfied with their leaders? No. Their jibes aren't like ours. Then when all these South Africans, Ghanaians, Kenyans and now the Namibians who equally have a lot going on their countries come here to read our derogatory comments about our own country and decide to get back at us, we complain. We need to learn how to talk even when we have a lot to say. It is wisdom. Lies. Go.online and see how Americans insult Trump or how Indians disparage their own country. Make una leave talk abeg |
Islam › Re: Things I Won’t Do As A Wife by Worryingly: 11:31am On Feb 06 |
Kobojunkie: Islam is definitely known as the religion that subjugates and humiliates women, stripping them completely of choice and freedom, all because they were born in a body different from yours and from Mohammed's. That's all!🥱🥱 I'm just trying to find the correlation between your response and the post. What connects Islam to this post exactly. The OP is just common sense and nothing else. That said, I think Islam sympathies with terrorism. |
Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Worryingly: 10:24am On Feb 05 |
Mee346: Email the Austrian university and: Explain that you're awaiting final funding clearance and sponsor documentation Request extension of acceptance + payment deadline by 4–6 weeks Most European universities grant extensions. Thank you |
Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Worryingly: 12:25am On Feb 05*. Modified: 11:58pm On Jun 04 |
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Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Worryingly: 3:36pm On Feb 04*. Modified: 11:58pm On Jun 04 |
Hello. |
Politics › Re: Bandits Didn't Attack My Crusade Or The Community - Evangelist Daniel Recants by Worryingly: 12:54pm On Nov 27, 2025 |
Let's all pretend that we don't know that the Nigerian police and security agencies are masters of intimidation and repression.
The Nigerian government has been greatly efficient in silencing and repressing any talk of the ongoing security issues plaguing the country.
Even the mainstream media are hugely complicit, you'd find that they hardly report some of these menace and most of the reportage is done by private citizens on social media. |
Health › Re: Meet Prof. Okoronkwo K. Ogan: Nigeria’s First Obstetrician And Gynaecologist by Worryingly: 12:07pm On Nov 26, 2025 |
Teeeteee130: This man was not the first Professor of gynaecology sha.
It's still part of you guys appropriations of what does not belong to you. So who is? Why is it that hard to say? |
Health › Re: Meet Prof. Okoronkwo K. Ogan: Nigeria’s First Obstetrician And Gynaecologist by Worryingly: 12:04pm On Nov 26, 2025 |
FreeStuffsNG: You're ignorant. I will not drop names here.
There have been Obstetrician and Gynaecologists here in Lagos and in Abeokuta before even the Igbo crossed path with the Yoruba, Una own no pass insult and ethnic jingoism. See how you and your ilk have turned the thread to ethnic dick measuring. The OPs post is clear. Provide the names of the Obstetricians and their profile who predate the Professor Racoon posted. |
Health › Re: Meet Prof. Okoronkwo K. Ogan: Nigeria’s First Obstetrician And Gynaecologist by Worryingly: 11:49am On Nov 26, 2025 |
FreeStuffsNG: Smh.
The 1st in Igboland and probably the 1st Igbo Obstetrician and Gynaecologist in defunct Eastern Nigeria
As at 1919 when he was born and was just suckling his mother's bosoms, some Yoruba families here in Lagos and Abeokuta,have already produced qualified Obstetrician and Gynaecologists trained in top British schools. The Amalgamation of Southern and Northern Protectorate that eventually formed what later became Nigeria had not even been done when the Yoruba have produced world-class Obstetrician and Gynaecologists! The old money don't shout 
Below is a picture of Massey founded in 1912 here in Lagos even before he was born and any Igbo stepped foot in Lagos and become exposed to the western sophisticated civilization and education already existing in Lagos and Abeokuta. This Massey Hospital predates Lord Lugard's amalgamation in 1914 and Nigeria's independence in 1960 as a country and all the professional Healthcare team were Yoruba. Descendants of these Yoruba Healthcare professionals running Massey with the British are still alive till date. They will just be laughing or shaking their heads at the ignorance of false claim that he is the first. It's a fraudulent claim, he's not the first.
The picture of Massey below was in1912 picture o, 7 years before he was born!
There has been qualified Obstetrician and Gynaecologist Yorubaland even before he was born. First in Nigeria kọ, First in the Solar system ni.
Below is also pictures of Sacred Heart Hospital in Lantoro, Abeokuta founded in 1895 and an archive of University of Glasgow showing 2 Yoruba Medical Doctors graduating from their medical school in 1918 https://universityofglasgowlibrary./tag/james-churchill-vaughan/
Not everyone and especially old money families like to shout. Shouting/Bragging is for new money and awọn "ọmọ oju ori ọla ri" who just hit fame/money. I hate people arguing just for the sake of it. The discussion is specifically about who the first Obstetrucs and Gynaecologist in Nigeria is, not about who the first doctor is. O&G is a specialized field within medicine, so being the first doctor and being the first Gynaecologist are two different things. The claim being addressed is about specialization, not general medical practice. In your long reposte, you didn't provide evidence of any Obstetrician. Telling us there has been yoruba medical doctors is BS when the point of the post is Gynaecologist |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Fake Recruiters Exposed: Why Most LinkedIn Job Posts Are Just Clickbait! by Worryingly: 10:37am On Nov 26, 2025 |
I would never understand why Nigerian recruiters don't declare salary on the job posting but will declare very long JDs. Almost left for them to include KPIs.
Is it that they already concede thta the salaries font fit the long JD?
Some will tell you it's becasei3 salary is negotiable. Which is BS. Any reputable or standard prganisation already have salary scale, hence they know what they will pay. |
Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Worryingly: 7:58pm On Nov 24, 2025 |
SOPWriter: A CGPA of 2.8 is rarely sufficient for direct admission into Canadian Master's programs. However, universities often assess the most recent credential for eligibility, so her strong Nigerian Master's degree could improve her chances. With that, she can overshadow her poor undergraduate performance and undoubtedly demonstrate the aptitude to handle postgraduate-level works.
To strengthen her application, I recommend she target course-based Master's programs rather than research-based ones, as their acceptance rates are usually higher. It will also save her the hurdles of writing supervisors. She can further support her application with strong letters of recommendation from her postgraduate lecturers, including professors.
Note: A PhD is not advisable without a proven research track record, publications, or a very strong Master's thesis.
Wishing her good luck.
Thank you |
Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Worryingly: 12:23pm On Nov 24, 2025*. Modified: 11:59pm On Jun 04 |
Nh |
Business › Re: Paystack Sacks Ezra Olubi (Their Co-Founder) by Worryingly: 12:09pm On Nov 24, 2025 |
HeatSeeker: He's an employee to the money bags funding the whole thing. The investors can boot him out if he doesn't do what they want or behave accordingly. Sure he is an employee. If you noticed I quoted "just an employee". He definitely isn't just an employee. Even amongst colleagues that submitted CVs before employment, some are still more highly placed. Ezras sacking and the process around it will not be the everyday sacking. |
Business › Re: Paystack Sacks Ezra Olubi (Their Co-Founder) by Worryingly: 12:05pm On Nov 24, 2025 |
motymop: Yes it happens, he is just an employee , he obviously does not own major shares
Investors are the real owners
You can be sacked from the company you created. He is not "just an employee". He is a member of the board and a cofounder. |
Business › Re: Paystack Sacks Ezra Olubi (Their Co-Founder) by Worryingly: 12:03pm On Nov 24, 2025 |
Sonnobax15:
 Imagine being thrown back into the labour market where the streets ain't even smiling at . At first,e memory go first blank when he receive the suspension...
Na then he go remember say Michael Jackson na rapper 
The worst path to even take is to consider a legal way to sort things out . Lawyers go drain you ,while magistrate go dey adjourn case up and down . You will be left regretting why you didn't just accept your sack as a part of your fate and move on with your life  Lol. His own unemployment ismt the same as an average Nigerian's . You think this guy will be hawking CVs like the everyday graduate? He cofounded the company, he wasn't employed by it. He will definitely build another app and will still be fine. |
Politics › Re: Nonreligious Group Criticises CAN, Gov Zulum’s Nationwide Prayer Call by Worryingly: 8:54am On Nov 24, 2025 |
It's alarming and depressing how religion has been weaponised in Nigeria.
It s such that we belive creed or religion can fix all our problems. But I wonder if the nations that got it right did it through prayers.
If Nigerians pray and fast all day for our societal problems, I bet you nothing will change. But of we work all day to fix the country, something will change.
The politicians know these prayers are hogwash, but the followers don't. It's a shame. |