Travel › Re: Yearly Salary & Monthly Income After Tax Deductions In UK by YoshihideSuga: 3:04am On May 05, 2024 |
stagger: Yes but in the UK,
- you do not queue for hours to buy fuel - you do not buy fuel for generators - you have access to a proper government health insurance system - well managed transportation which means you really do not need a car to move around - no touts on the road trying to extort you like this new task force roaming about Abuja roads. - no police, VIO or FRSC officials trying to extort you on the road for flimsy stuff.
In Even you an advocate of remaining in Nigeria is encouraging people to japa?  |
Education › Re: 30 Kwara Catholic Secondary School Students Scores Above 300 In 2024 UTME by YoshihideSuga: 3:52pm On May 04, 2024 |
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Education › Re: 30 Kwara Catholic Secondary School Students Scores Above 300 In 2024 UTME by YoshihideSuga: 3:46pm On May 04, 2024 |
Zuckembego: Catholic Church was brought to Nigeria by missionaries. It's a Roman Catholic church not Igbo catholic church That's true, but the majority of catholics in Nigeria are Igbos. |
Education › Re: 30 Kwara Catholic Secondary School Students Scores Above 300 In 2024 UTME by YoshihideSuga: 3:46pm On May 04, 2024 |
Judolisco: Hold your money if u dey carry your pikin go dis sch oh... Kudos to all d students How much is the tuition fee for SS1 per term? |
Politics › Re: Reno Omokri Lists 'The Wealthiest People In Nigeria In 1965' by YoshihideSuga: 1:34am On May 04, 2024 |
franchasofficia: Yeye boy, shame no fit let am talk reasonable thing again.
I have given you bitter Yorubas link from Forbes that stated that Louis Ojukwu was the first recorded richest person in Nigeria, una say na Igbo man working with Forbes write am, but when the same Forbes published a recent dollar billionaire list for 2024 and no Igbo man was on the list, Yorubas celebrated it like they discovered the cure for breast cancer 
Now I gave you another link from punch newspaper and you start to throw insult as a typical Yoruba you are who lack respect for elders but disguise and cover it with prostrating for elders while plotting evil against same elder, ndi mgbu, ndi ofe  Honestly, their two-faced attitude is legendary. I must commend you for being steadfast in disputing the false statements these Ronu people put up against Igbos. The era of us being silent has passed. It's fire for fire. No one has the monopoly of being mad! |
Foreign Affairs › Re: 40 Malawians Arrested For Abandoning Israeli Farms To Look For Jobs In Town by YoshihideSuga: 5:31pm On May 03, 2024 |
tctrills: Oga please quote the UN charter on work visas. There's no such law. KayB sniffed the law from his smelly yansh when he made that comment. It seems many Nigerians are innately dishonest in their dealings. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: 40 Malawians Arrested For Abandoning Israeli Farms To Look For Jobs In Town by YoshihideSuga: 5:26pm On May 03, 2024 |
KayB: Israelis are becoming a big dissapointment to humanity. This is more than sub human existence but slavery. They have the right to choose what to to do and who to do it with no matter their citizenship That's not true. There's an agreement with the Malawian government signed with Israeli authorities to have Malawians work on farms in Israel. That's the term of the visa. Now, Malawians are going to work in bakeries whereas that wasn't the initial agreement. It's a breach of contract. If you love being two-faced and a liar, that's on you, but not everyone does the same. Agreement is agreement. Stick to it. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: 40 Malawians Arrested For Abandoning Israeli Farms To Look For Jobs In Town by YoshihideSuga: 5:19pm On May 03, 2024 |
airsaylongcome: Which one is this nonsense mindset that "Agreement is agreement". If knowledge, information and situation changes, that bloody agreement has to be reviewed. And yes, working in the two is 100 times better than working on a farm in the Negev desert Then, you negotiate with your government who sent you to Israel or go back to Malawi. Was their visa meant to work in a bakery or in the farms? Why is it difficult to follow instructions? |
Foreign Affairs › Re: 40 Malawians Arrested For Abandoning Israeli Farms To Look For Jobs In Town by YoshihideSuga: 5:17pm On May 03, 2024 |
Lovit: If the Israelis comes here with a plane to park those willing to work in farms, many will join, even people gainfully employed
Most Nigerians just feels, everywhere outside Nigeria is
A farm in Nigeria is same farm in Israel, there is no much difference! That's a lie! Israeli farms have higher yields, better agronomic practices, bigger export markets and are more profitable than Nigerian farms, where indigent farmers are brutally murdered by marauding Fulani herdsmen. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: 40 Malawians Arrested For Abandoning Israeli Farms To Look For Jobs In Town by YoshihideSuga: 5:15pm On May 03, 2024 |
tuzle: I googled just too see if it was true and surprisingly it is. I don't know what kind of deal the government of Malawi made with Israel, but it sounds so stupid sending ur people there to work on farms, when there are people in Israel who can do the farming. Like it sounds so demeaning. Changing jobs means the farm work isn't treating them well and arresting Dem just sounds absurd again. So do they deport them, send them back to the farm or send them to prison? There are no such people, and certainly, they are not Israelis. If they were, why employ foreigners? As I stated above, other foreign nationals are employed to do the same job and they do it diligently. Why are Malawians trying to go against the initial agreement? |
Foreign Affairs › Re: 40 Malawians Arrested For Abandoning Israeli Farms To Look For Jobs In Town by YoshihideSuga: 5:12pm On May 03, 2024 |
ReubenE: Unhinged people Then Malawi, a government sent their own people to go do slave job. If they secured the slave jobs on their own, it would have been different but a government that is suppose to protect the dignity of her people sent them over to another country to do slave jobs.
Most African countries love being in chains. If you hear them kicking one white master out, you see them replacing the former with another master. Doing things for themselves and by themselves is like a taboo Do you have jobs to offer those Malawians in Nigeria as your fellow Africans? You people talk anyhow. This isn't the first time immigrants from developing countries are employed to work on Israeli farms, where they learn modern agricultural techniques and discipline on how to run successful businesses. Thais, Indians and Filipinos are employed, and they work diligently. E reach Africans, they try to double cross the terms and conditions. |
Politics › Re: Ibeto Port And Terminal In Partnership With MAESK Containers In Onne Port(photos by YoshihideSuga: 7:26pm On May 01, 2024 |
franchasofficia
Please, what do you think Ibeto did to bounce back from his previous travails? |
Politics › Re: "Invest In Lagos At Your Own Peril" - Maryanne Moghalu by YoshihideSuga: 4:01pm On May 01, 2024 |
vanitybutiwanti: You're wrong, wike did not demolish his opponents business, please stop spreading misinformation. So, when he demolished the hotel of a politician who opposed him, what was that?  |
Politics › Re: Meet Adetomiwa Edun, Nigerian-British Actor Son Of Nigeria’s Finance Minister by YoshihideSuga: 6:25am On May 01, 2024 |
eaglechild: Eton then Cambridge Brain and very deep pockets Yeah. I saw the trajectory too. |
Education › Re: What Are The Most Useless Courses In Nigeria? by YoshihideSuga: 7:18pm On Apr 30, 2024 |
ChybuzzDD: Remove mechanical engineering from the list, bros. It's one of the so-called useless courses in Nigeria I have many relatives and friends that studied it, and till today, none has any job. Some of us are still sending money to them almost 10yrs after their graduations I won't advise anyone i know to go into it in Nigeria, unless he has what it takes to travel out immediately upon graduation. The knowledge of engineering mathematics in mechanical engineering should have helped them pass aptitude tests, GRE exams and general quantitative assessments which employers use to sieve job applications. |
Education › Re: Why JAMB Will Not Release The Top Scorers’ Names In The 2024 UTME by YoshihideSuga: 1:18pm On Apr 30, 2024 |
EleventhWeirdo: In the last jamb, 6 out of the top 12 candidates came from the SW. Only 1 came from the east and even Edo alone has 3. So where is this empty braggadocio coming from? You people with st00pid chest beating sha Then release the results. Shouldn't you be happy Igbos aren't many in the top 12?  |
Politics › Re: Fulani Herdsmen menace.....the Truth No One Want To Say. by YoshihideSuga: 10:55pm On Apr 29, 2024 |
Pecoleee345: This is personal experience and it happened in southwest and I believe it the same almost every where in the southern part of Nigeria.
In 2019 where I have my farm in ogun state a clash happened between the igedes and fulanis.
My pig farm is very close to stream so most times this fulani bring there cows to the stream for water and we greet. (I wont bore you guys with how the matter was resolved but trust me it wasn't easy at all to get those arrested released). Nonsense! So, how come there are destruction of crops in the south east, south south and north central where the natives don't own cows, but are strictly interested cultivation? Fulani herdsmen have slaughtered farmers in Bayesla and Akwa Ibom. How many Ijaw and Ibibio elites own cows ni? You people lie stoopidly on this forum! |
Politics › Re: Fulani Herdsmen menace.....the Truth No One Want To Say. by YoshihideSuga: 10:53pm On Apr 29, 2024 |
johnog4sure: Is 100% true, its even a common knowledge in Abuja, that you can buy a calf and give it to fulani after sometime you share the offspring with the herder So, how many Bini or Igbo rich men own cows that make Fulani herdsmen to raze farmlands in Edo and Enugu states? |
Politics › Re: Attahiru Bafarawa: Bandits Forced Me Off 10,000 Hectares Of Land by YoshihideSuga: 9:21pm On Apr 29, 2024 |
aikyg: Sad! The last time I was in the Abuja, the Uber driver told me that he was forced out of his over 500 hectares farm land by bandits, just when he was about to harvest. This situation is really worse than we are made to believe. Terrible! Nigerian elites are foolish, including the so-called "intelligent" ones in the private sector who blow big big grammar on Twitter. Stoopid people! |
Politics › Re: Attahiru Bafarawa: Bandits Forced Me Off 10,000 Hectares Of Land by YoshihideSuga: 9:14pm On Apr 29, 2024 |
For crying out loud, why are Nigerian elites so unintelligent?! This is a Northern elite who owns a large swathe of land yet cannot enter his farmland because of so-called bandits?! Can this happen in South Africa or Kenya? Even Sierra Leone sef?
C'mon! Toilet elites! Disgusting bastards! |
Health › Re: How Do I Prevent HIV After Exposure? Please Help by YoshihideSuga: 3:53pm On Apr 29, 2024 |
franchasofficia: The chances of a man getting HIV from penetrative sex with a woman is very slim, unless the man have injury on his Penis or an existing STI that gives him bruises or rashes around his penis.
Women are more prone to contract HIV through penetrative sex than men because their body is open. Most men that contract HIV are usually gays who practice sodomy that leads to injuring their anal walls during forceful thrusting of penis inside their anus. whenever you have bruises or injury or rashes around your penis. Don't ever use your mouth to lick or eat any woman's pussy no matter what, even if she is your wife, don't do it.
Use quality condom always and carefully wear it properly. Don't use Gold cycle condom, it's risky.
Don't penetrate any girl that is dry down there, make sure she is wet to avoid excess friction that can lead to condom burst. After sex, wash your hands before removing the condom, and as soon as you pull out the condom, wash your dick immediately with clean water and soup. If you finger a girl, wash your hand before using same hand to touch the tip of your penis or any exposed part of your body. Abstinence is not possible in the world no matter what, so make it a habit to practice safe sex by using quality condom and following the guidelines I gave above.
Stay safe guys, health is wealth, protect your life at all cost With the way our men dey do anal sex with women eh, the bold has to be revised. Nevertheless, great advice. 👍🏿 |
Politics › Re: Petrol Scarcity Worsens Nationwide by YoshihideSuga: 2:34pm On Apr 29, 2024 |
"Scarcity worsens nationwide", yet no state or city in the south south or south east was mentioned. Abi dem no follow for "nationwide"?  |
Crime › Re: Thief Snatches Over 40 Iphones From Oakland Store While People Watch by YoshihideSuga: 2:15pm On Apr 29, 2024 |
goody234: You pompous buffon ..looking down on people that look like you!! ..Look in the mirror bozo when a random white police officer puts a bullet in your head because you look like a ghetto dwelling man or lady ...I wonder if he thought you look different from the ones he encounters everyday in the ghetto ...Don't ever think this naive I don't seem to understand why you're angry because someone, a black person, criticised haggard looking thieves. In fact, rather than criticise their acts, you are criticising someone who criticised them simply because he's a black man. Why do some black people condone these criminal acts and their perpetrators? Cc: Jakumo |
Food › Re: We Are Dying In Calabar. A Cup Of Garri Is Now N250. Who Do Us? by YoshihideSuga: 7:36am On Apr 29, 2024 |
henrimoto: ... You don't expect the current price of cassava tubers to be same as Eleven years a go na. Common sense and Economic principles suppose make you know this.
The price of fuel and gasoline currently is not the same as Eleven years ago. The current price of Food items is not the same as Eleven years ago, Abi you wan ask me how these things I mentioned above take affect current cultivation and price structure of cassava in that part of Akwa ibom..? Fair enough, but these factors shouldn't deter people from cultivating cassava and processing them. In the next ten years, the prices would have increased. So, why wait and complain? Abi the fuel increase only affects Akwa Ibom and environs? |
Family › Re: Should I Pack My parents Out Or Go To Rent My Own House? by YoshihideSuga: 4:43am On Apr 29, 2024 |
israelmao: You are killing yourself and destiny by sleeping around with many women,sex is beyond the way you see it,it is a strong covenant,any women you have sex with you are already the same spirit with that woman.If she a mermaid you are one with that spirit,in fact you've carried her assets and liabilities. If na so, the majority of Nigerian men don carry spirits.  |
Family › Re: Should I Pack My parents Out Or Go To Rent My Own House? by YoshihideSuga: 4:16am On Apr 29, 2024 |
Tjra: What do you guys enjoy in Hook up girls?
The mere mention of them makes me wanna vomit 🤢
Dey chook penis inside public latrine. Disgusting sht.
Better go and marry. Married men are the biggest patrons of hookup girls. |
Family › Re: Should I Pack My parents Out Or Go To Rent My Own House? by YoshihideSuga: 4:13am On Apr 29, 2024 |
Wotowotoman: See how bitter a woman can get when men don’t show interest in her in her 20s and 30s and then she suddenly realizes she’s pushing 50. Na wa o.. Una no get joy 🤣🤣 |
Family › Re: Should I Pack My parents Out Or Go To Rent My Own House? by YoshihideSuga: 4:13am On Apr 29, 2024 |
Nazgul: Don't mind her. They'll nag young men to get married; once they do, they'll weaponize sex making the man to literally beg for it. You know the drill 🤣🤣🤣 |
Food › Re: We Are Dying In Calabar. A Cup Of Garri Is Now N250. Who Do Us? by YoshihideSuga: 2:53am On Apr 29, 2024 |
Meteng: That’s the problem we have in AKpan Andem market, the unions. They bring out about 3 bags of garri and choose who to sell for that day and at a particular price. They chase you away if you attempt to bring in your stuff and sell at a cheaper rate. Very wicked set of people. I don’t know why government can’t do something about this. And these union people are all elders and deacons and even pastors in church o How about you rent a store in one of the numerous shopping plazas in Uyo or near Ikpa Road to sell the garri? Even it means doing Google and Facebook marketing to let people know. You mustn't sell at Akpanadem. |
Food › Re: We Are Dying In Calabar. A Cup Of Garri Is Now N250. Who Do Us? by YoshihideSuga: 2:47am On Apr 29, 2024 |
1000Capacity: Calabar is one of the highest producers of Cassava Calabar isn't an agricultural hub. It's Northern Cross River that's the hub. And mind you, it's a very long distance from the south where Calabar is to the north which is the agricultural hub. Bad roads and dangerous topography characterise the journey between north and south. |
Food › Re: We Are Dying In Calabar. A Cup Of Garri Is Now N250. Who Do Us? by YoshihideSuga: 2:43am On Apr 29, 2024 |
Objectivist04: Are you kidding me ? You mean Taraba that is supposed to be the food basket of the nation ? It is finished. It is even cheaper in the East here as we are still buying 3k Taraba isn't known for the cultivation of cassava. Although, it should be cheaper considering Northern Cross River - a cassava producing hub - is contingous to it. |
Food › Re: We Are Dying In Calabar. A Cup Of Garri Is Now N250. Who Do Us? by YoshihideSuga: 2:41am On Apr 29, 2024 |
Joy2dworldxyz: In Bonny a custard rubber is sold for 4200, a cup is 350, while 3 cups is 1k Well, Bonny has always been an expensive place to purchase food items. |