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laudate:
She mentioned the man's name clearly. Go back and check. She said:" @Leonard_daunsi."

And though she addressed the woman in her very first sentence, she did not insult her. In fact, she was reporting the man to his wife. She exposed his misdeeds, loud and clear. Check again!

laudate:
Stop being daft is a piece of advice, not an insult. And I did not make reference to your Mum, Dad and elder siblings. You did so all by yourself. So I guess your own Mum, Dad and elder siblings did not train you well, and you wanted us to know this, which is why you made reference to them in your post. Or else why would you do so?

I rest my case

Nukilia:
It is so sad when people leave important issues to discuss trivial matters. Did the doctor tell you he didn't take money for the operation. Why is Freeze trying so hard to pull down one of the most tolerant religion in the world? I hope he sees what he's truly searching for sometime soon. Freeze will someday be a lesson for the future generations.

*** Emancipate yourself from Mental salvery.

I don't think Freeze is doing anything wrong, y'all just don't know ur history. Unfortunately, there's noone to blame for this ignorance other than urself. Look back into history, you will understand that Religion has always been reforming itself since day one. Read up on the Bishop called Martin Luther, he was a trained catholic bishop. Despite that, he challenged the Catholic leadership on everything that has to do the church doctrines. Today, we acknowledge his efforts on the emergence of the Protestant church. The Protestant Church is simply the root of various christian denominations we're having now. And likewise, lots of other Bishops revolted the Protestant doctrine and started their denomination of christianity.

Anglican (church of England): King James of England revolted the catholic authority on his marriage matters, he wanted to divorce and remarry (Yes, he authorised published the first English version of the Bible KJV) . So, what's the story behind the formation of your church

***Maybe Freeze is a reformist for the modern day Nigerian christian? Time will tell.

laudate:
Defamation of what? Did she call the married woman nasty names? Did she accuse the woman of anything?

She only accused the man! I still don't get the reason why you want to cover up the sins of the man. He did wrong. He deserves to be called out. She is doing the whole world a favour, by letting everyone know the kind of deceitful character he is. Period.

How am I covering up for the guy?
Go back and look at the pic, she was addressing the wife called Ebun. There was no mention of the guy's man at all

laudate:
Stop being daft. Go back and read the story again from the beginning, before jumping to the wrong conclusion.

You're making me to think that Mum, Dad and elder siblings didn't try their best to train you well. But I will guess that they tried, you just decided to mannerless. Why is it necessary to throw insult to me just cos you disagree with my point . for you. Be reformed.

laudate:
She made claims, which the man could not deny and has not bothered denying. Is she related to the man's newly married wife? So what do you mean by she should care for her as a sister? Did that woman care for her? So why should she keep quiet?

You said "Peeps who seeks public attention especially sympathy have something in common, they always lie and they're always bitter." Are you speaking from personal experience? Have you ever come to social media to blow up lies, and show off bitterness? Is that the reason why you feel the bad behaviour of the man should be covered up?

The term "sister" used in this context means "fellow woman"
You obviously didn't understand me, take several deep breath to cool off b4 reading again. I said why is she bring the man's wife into this bruhaha. If she really care to notify the wife abt the escapades with her husband she could have easily DM her instead of tagging her handle publicly. As a matter of fact, do you know the wife can prosecute her for defamation? The wife doesn't have anything to do with her so why bring her into the mess. The issue is btw the guy and her, so she should address the guy not the wife.
But her action just proves she's bitter (it's understandable) and trying to pull everyone into the mud with her.

laudate:
Stop being daft. Go back and read the story again from the beginning, before jumping to the wrong conclusion.

Wetin person eyes no go see for the life? Cos she makes those claims doesn't mean she's telling the truth okay? Her word against who? She's just trying to convict the guy in the court of social media, and why is she bring his newly marriage wife into this? If she truly care for her as a sister, DM should be her first option and not this public annoucement.
**Peeps who seeks public attention especially sympathy have something in common, they always lie and they're always bitter.

Daveonoja:
Ladies be like whao are you kidding me? In nigeria, is it really working? Lol the extra tips and freebees i'hav gotten because of the wifi really is more than enuf to pay for the data for a month....so practically the the free wifi definitly would pay for data by itself

I'm sure most of the wifi usage will be for phone updates and social media, . It's good to be distinct in competition. More blessing

This is just an example of a side chick that want the dikc for herself only. But when she realised its too late she couldn't let go easily without a pulling the man's private matter in the public. Na wa ooo. This hustle for husband nowadays just tired person sha

She's a jealous side chick, guys should be cautious.

And the ass disappeared in the last pic

Drdreyy:
She has been circumcised, and she is not alone. That's how most Nigerian/African ladies are because majority of them have been circumcised. That is why it appears as if our ladies in Africa don't like sex like their white counterparts.

Circumcision is a very common practice in Africa and it is one of the reasons why polygamy is widespread in Africa.

It's her type that will always deny her husband of sex, not her fault though, it's because she doesn't enjoy it as a result of circumcision. I feel for the man that will eventually marry her, but if the man has low libido, then it's OK.

You may be right ooo. Some ladies can't feel good sex. I met a lady with no physical clitoris, center of gravity seems absent too (finger tested...no feeling). Fingering her does nothing to her other than complaining of pains, she can only get wet by prolonged and passionate pre-intimacy. She can only climax by her rubbing her pubic area vigorously on my pelvic or thigh. I asked her to question her mama if she's circumcised but counter claimed that female circum.. is forbidden in her town. Na so I just

Funny enough that we don't even know the airline she boarded to NY, there is a possibility that it can a be US airline. Despite the fact that the flight originated from France doesn't mean it will usually be a French airline. Hopefully, she's on a US airline then she got no worries.

** Dear mum and dad, seeking US birth for a child that may be due in few weeks, ensure you are on a US airline oooo. Just incase

Beautyaddy:
Lol! You wish!

The child was born over an European Airspace.

The article said it would take about 2 hours for an emergency landing to get to a US military base for landing.

You are right, I have retracted my statement.

oshe11:
Was it stated that the 1st land the child steps his foot on wud av its citizenshp or BIRTH....


PLEASE CLARIFY

hahahaha, I just did some searches and it usually more complicated than I said it. In this case, the child may likely be a French citizen (being the home country to Air france) but possibly being a US citizen only if the plane was already in the US airspace at the time of birth. Based on the article, I read the plane was 4 hours from NY when the mother was in labour which cannot be called a US airspace.

oshe11:
still waiting for the child's citizenship by birth ANSWER

Confirmed US citizen. The first land the child set foot on was NY airport.

***Maybe not***
The plane was not in the US airspace at the time of birth. The child most likely to be a French citizen.

His country is still a shithole though

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1. What is the financial status of the school in terms of assets, cash in the bank, liabilities and student population.
2. Is the school located in a viable area? i.e. an area where the growth can be exponential
3. How old is the school? can you say it's a well established school?
4. what's the current ownership structure of the school?
5. What's your educational background?

I just read about some councils of elites forming a coalition called Nigeria Intervention Movement (NIM). And the first thought that comes to my mind was of the "Napoleon and council of pigs" in the book called Animal farm. I'm sure they are seeking to captivate the mind of the Nigeria youths, please don't be too cheap to their cajores. Tell them Nigeria needs Restructure now and not another political party/coalition.

My fellow Nigeria Youth, please wake up from your slumber. This councils of elite (members of the NIM) claiming to be holier than thou are likened to Napoleon and councils of Pigs in George Orwell book called the Animal Farm. Let's look before we leap my bros and sis. Belief me, want Nigeria needs urgently is a systemic restructuring. Let us begin this campaign, ##2018Restucturing before 2019election.

***PLEASE CHECK OUT THIS LINK
https://www.nairaland.com/4271595/fellow-nigerian-youths-matter-serious

I guess the AU's printer was out of paper or was it the ink? when Madam Clinton and Bro. President Obama was destroying Libya just cos some people some where doesn't want African economic independence. Shame on the AU.

The next event should be a retreat

The guy who went into the swamp wasn't well strapped. He could have easily fall too or get injured. Please, LRU needs to be aware ASAP. This particular mission looks dangerous as it appear in the pics.

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enoks:
A minister can only do the bidding of his principal(president) that’s why he is a representative of the principal. The action of malami must have been endorsed by his principal. It is very shameful and foolhardy of this government to engage the judiciary to stop the constitutional duty of the senate. The senate is not employing, promoting, sacking anyone. There are merely trying to unravel circumstances surrounding Mainas reinstatement . This government is indeed an embarrassment.

I think I understand why the executive is trying to stop the Legislature (Senate) probe. Based on the Maina's stories, some of the culprit in the Pension scandal are current sitting Senators, who are hurting for his head. So, Malami's action may be to cover up the darkroom actions of the executives in trying to reinstate Maina. Cos, it's obvious they were trying to bring him in thru the backdoor. Both the Legislature and Executive are just playing hide and seek on this issue.

dasparrow:
So because his people are being killed he should not obey Divine instruction and build Jehovah God's House?

John chapter 2

It is obvious that the mentality of those who grew up in the 50s, 60s & 70s is to build big and not smart. This explains the elephant size house around the countries with zero or very few occupants. This idea has gone into the head of our religious leaders now, everyone just want to keep building big and bigger worship centers. Whereas, fellowship with God has gone beyond the wall of a building. Believe me, 20 years into the future this worship centers will be obsolete, and then what next?
Honestly, the way many denomination are raise funds for this projects I wonder if truly there aren't ghost sponsor/investors somewhere All we hear is million million dollars. How are they raising this funds? If truly these funds are from church donations, then we've misplaced our priorities. imagine if Funds for an elephant project like this, is being used for a teaching hospitals, fund our community schools or even a community industry? Please, let's stop blaming the government only for the problems we all collectively bring on ourselves. Believe me, it's like Nigerians are becoming too over dependent on our God. Lots of things we pray about has already been answered we're just to myopic to sense it.
Its well.

1. My fellow Nigerian youths, its election season again. 2019 election preps are getting started gradually. As Tuface said in one of his songs, they are coming to tell us another story again oooo. So get ready for the jamboree of failed political and economic policies. Please ensure you have fun all through the processes, but expect no miracle worker to occupy these offices. The simple reality is this country is grounded. There’ s an emergency need for a holistic revamp of our systems and institutions, else Nigeria will be dead finally before we wake up from our slumber. Our parents and leaders have failed us terribly. They inherited a functioning country but they are about to pass over to us a grounded country.
2. Using an analogy of a car, the leadership is the driver and the citizens are the passengers. The combustion and transmission components are the systems and institutions of the country. The panel body is the country outlook while the policies are the wheels. A car with a well inflated wheels and good-looking panel body with an efficient engine and transmission will definitely yields a comfortable journey for all the occupants. But a car with faulty engine or transmission component will always result to an unpleasant journey to both the drivers and the passengers regardless of whether the wheels and panel body are in good condition. Such a car will need a major overhaul else, it will turn to a scrap at the soonest time. My brethren, our country needs a major overhaul and it must happen soonest time.
3. Just like any major car repair, a major system overhaul will be expensive, frustrating and takes a very long period of time. In fact, just like the auto technician may not get the car running proper after the first run of repair, we as the patriots too may experience few hiccups at the first few times. It certain that the end will surely justify the means, as we’ll be victorious and better off. But, let’s all remember that it’s never an ending task. Our new constitution should make provision for processes that can always revalidate our national unity. No system of government last forever, there’s a continuous need for re-evaluation of whatever we’ve built.
4. Unfortunately, most of us Nigerians are unpatriotic. Its personal interest first before country/society.
5. NO Presidential candidate can transform Nigeria in this current political arrangement, as it is a known phenomenon that no crop can blossom on an infertile soil.
6. Politicians will always want to remain in power. Power corrupts, absolute power corrupt absolutely. Does this explain why the military wanted a centralized government? Only those who current benefit from the system want the status quo unchanged.
7. Centralized government has been tested and hasn’t work for Nigerians. Isn’t time for a constitution amendment? The current ruling party says no to restructuring. It’s obvious that they don’t have the keys to our liberation.
8. Bad governance isn’t just in government; it’s strong and wide in the country’s private corporations. Beware of what the so called technocrats who claim to be advocates for good governance in government. (Nobody holy pass as Tuface talk am). Let them show us examples of what they’ve done in their private corporations, before we give them any attention.
9. Soldier come soldier go, the barrack will remain immovable. Likewise, there will be a continuous change in government but the institutions and system should remain intact. But the unfortunate thing is, the civil services (at all levels) who are meant to build and uphold the institution intact, have turn themselves to manipulated tools for politicians to squander the public funds. The reason there’s no continuum of our government policies is the failure of the civil services and other governmental agencies.
10. As a matter of fact, the highest occurrence of corrupt practises is in the civil services and the other parastatals.
11. Some weeks ago, many of us were clamouring for the end or total revamp of SARS. The sad truth is that, the atrocities of some of these black sheep SARS agents are just some of the symptoms of the systemic failure of one our institutions.
12. Other institutions are in similar state as the NPF, both in the public and private sector. Let’s talk of immigration-Passport application is unbelievably difficult; Banking system-Atm usage is so inconvenient, Telcom- stealing of customers’ airtime etc.
13. The society is morally deficient. The corrupted/those who embezzled the public funds are still the “honourables” in our societies today.
14. The 4 pillars of our democracy are dysfunctional.
The Executive wants absolute power and has become less tolerant to the public criticism.
The Legislature always wants to be compensated to perform their responsibilities. They’ll tell you it something for something.
The Judiciary are always the master planners. They have the full understand of the constitution and laws. They claim to be the holy one without blemishes but what’s happening is no longer secret. They’ve turned everyone to chess pieces so they could cash out big.
The press/media has always be the ocular of the citizens. But since the press has been commercialised, the corporate owners of the media outlet are mostly interested in maximising profits. The funding for investigative journalism diminishes annually, closer to zero than ever. This is an international trend anyway.
15. In all honesty, I don’t have the answers to how we’re going to make this happen. This is just a wake up call to our realities.

Nothing innovative here, this a century old technology. So what's the hype abt?

Rexgodwin:
For me, it's arrant nonsense to believe that Oyedepo has any need to leave his church in the first place in addition to flying a jet to any of those countries mentioned. What is he going there to do? Missionary work my foot. Can he walk on the sea? Can Oyedepo raise the dead?can he make the blind to see or make the lame to walk? So what is he going to those places for if not to strengthing his business contact. Are there no such so called men of God in those countries? The main missionary work had long been completed by the real missionaries of the old and not these new generation of highly materialistic business men who are self acclaimed men of God. No wonder why they so much love the mundane things more than spiritual and heavenly things. Toady tithes and tomorrow private jets and some useless ashawos and yahoo yahoo boys who fill such churches will always jump up to defend them.

He's spreading the gospel according to Saint David Oyedepo
Anyone notices he only wear white attire nowadays , I wonder the significance of that.

its true that no relationship is the same. I can categorically say that I have related to lots of Nigerian women both home and abroad. And my observations are the following:
1. Nigerian women relate differently to non Nigerian men: They don't always have same expectation from non-Nigerian men as compare to a Nigerian men. While dating foreign men, most Nigeria ladies lower their standards and becomes more tolerant. For example, a Nigerian lady who's an MD will happily date a foreigner who's a school teacher. Her income is almost twice as his. Whereas, it's quite rare to see a Naija land who's a MD dating/married to a Naija husband earning significantly lesser income. Well, you claimed ur sis is dating a fellow MD, if I'm to guess she's definitely earning more than him. Hhhhhmmmm, in my opinion ur sis really wants to be the chief commander of the house . It's not a bad thing anyway.
2. When it comes to financial matters, an average Nigerian ladies will want her Naija spouse/partner's "head of family mode" activated and at the same time, want it deactivated in other family matters. What I mean is this, when it comes to payment for anything, a Naija lady will always expect the man to do the needful as the head and provider of the house. But when it comes to other decision making matters, she'll like to an equal. This is exactly a cause of problems in a Nigerian home. Dad's money is for everyone but Mum's is for whatever she decides, but whenever Dad gives orders, Mum complains she wasn't consulted. I've heard ladies in the UK earning reasonable income for herself bt still demands their spouse to replace her car . Anyway, it's seems to be their way over there. Naija lady go for with a foreign dude, she ready to pay her bills, but she'll intentionally drop her card at home cos she's very sure the Naija will cover the bills .
This is getting worse by the day as most Naija young ladies now have the impression that it's a Boyfriend's responsibility provide her all she ask for . There's nothing wrong with this kind of relationship provided both parties are cool with the arrangement. But in my opinion, the arrangement has automatically downgraded the ladies status to a seconder/follower to the provider (boyfriend) who calls the shots .
My advice to Ladies who will like to be in equal with their men/boyfriends is to bring something of value to the table, not just ur career though. Make sure there's something (scarce) ur man will always depend on you for. I will emphasize on the word "scarce" cos that makes the lady very irreplaceable by gang of slay queens out there . Ur value put you on the same (or quite close) level as ur man.
And vice versa