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May the last person to leave Nigeria, kindly lock the gate and turn off the lights. There won't be electricity sef, so no need. Let us share the grace in fellowship |
Alex Reports on the beat!!! Ada Owerri of Ondo state has you on her payrole? Wonderful!!! ![]() |
A religious scammer, pulpit bandit, snake-oil salesman, a Christian charlatan, a self-called, self-acclaimed man of god. Please STFU and go take several seats. From Jeremiah Omotofinfin to this large-headed idi*t, all jumping on the current social media wave which is Mohbad death. |
Horus:[b] *Has* and *have* are both auxiliary verbs in English, but they are used differently based on the subject of a sentence. "Has" is the third-person singular form of the verb "have." It is used with singular nouns and the third-person singular pronouns "he," "she," and "it." He has a car. She has a book. It has a tail. "Have" is used with plural nouns and the pronouns "I," "you," "we," and "they," as well as with the first-person singular pronoun "I" in the present tense. I have a dog. You have two siblings. We have many friends. They have some questions. Here's a breakdown: "Has" is used with singular subjects (he, she, it) in the present tense. "Have" is used with plural subjects (I, you, we, they) and "I" in the present tense. In the past tense, "had" is used for both singular and plural subjects: He had a car. They had two cars. These auxiliary verbs are essential for forming the present perfect and past perfect tenses, as well as for making questions and negative statements in English.[/b] Please this will be my last engagement with you. I don't have the time to correct the lapses the piss poor education might have caused in your life. If you still don't know where to use "has" and "have" as an adult, after all this, then please "carry go". Like a famous philosopher musician (Sir Shina Peters) once said, "Grammar no be money, grammar no be success" Just dey gbagaun dey go!!! |
Horus:Has is singular, Have is plural. How many "spirits" does Mohbad have? Nigerian educational system, you lot are really trying o!!! |
callmevirus:Solidstar is a junkie. He needs to go into rehab and stop using. He is the one doing himself |
Alex!!! Alex!!! Alex Reports!!! How many times did I call you? |
Horus:Is everything okay at home? How is what you wrote, related to what I wrote? |
southsouthking: Mohbad **has** a strong spirit. I really shouldn't be correcting the grammar of a full grown adult who was formally taught (I assume) in English language, but is still committing kindergarten grammatical errors. Its sad to see how awful the standard of education of that accursed country has gotten. |
lildush:I repeat Jeremiah Omotofinfin is a semi-illiterate, former area boy and street enforcer, religious charlatan, and pulpit bandit, deceiving people by claiming to be a prophet. Unlike you, I have a brain and I use it. May your God p*nish you and your idol Jeremiah. Where is Baby Testimony? Oloribu |
With youth unemployment rate of 51% in South Africa, Please let him drag properties. Do you think Ikenna and Emeka who spent 6 months in SA and returned millionaires, actually got wealthy legally? SA is currently a basketcase and any Nigerian migrating there is most likely a budding criminal. |
If this rally wasn't held on a weekend/holiday, then it is not the flex she thinks it is. It shows that there is a large number of idle/jobless people who don't have anything better to do than accept #2k/person to storm the streets in celebration of her victory. Nigerians are too unproductive and idle. sorry thing is that the situation is not going to improve in a long time to come. |
This semi-illiterate, clout chaser. Let him first produce Baby Testimony, the 4-year-old son of a crippled woman, Ruth Matthews. Who "disappeared" in his business center called a church. Then we will listen to him. Oloshi!!! |
I am shocked by Kogi and Ekiti. Civil service states with no industries or businesses, why arent their youth farming? especially Ekiti? No wonder they always crowd out to sell their votes for #10k every election. Most educated state Buharis left brokos. |
Gimba Kakanda, Senior Special Assistant to the President For anyone who knows this Nupe man and his twerking for Buhari and now Tinubu on Twitter all these years, this appointment is pay back. The man has ridden and sucked the APC for so long, his reward has finally "come". ![]() |
This is a way for Mother Nature to cull the undesirables in society. As long as there are no "civilians" "offed" in the fracas, Then there is no foul. The referee says, "FAIR PLAY, PLAY ON!!!". |
ganisucks:From this image, its clear that this IGP is closer to 70 than the fake age he is claiming. I mean, look at how dry his head is, scraping it bare won't veil his deceit. ![]() |
I am sure when next FFK experiences a failed e*rection whilst trying to mount Snow White, he will blame the spirit of Peter Obi and the Obidients. Shameless fellow. |
chronique:Now add these actors, musicians and comedians who are getting honorary Doctorate awards from "American" universities in Benin Republic. Fake universities that operate out of single two story buildings in Benin Republic. Sad. |
flexyrule:How else will he eat? |
CJStarz:And you know this how? Did you conduct your post-mortem OTA? A superstitious, deeply ignorant, religiously brainwashed, and barely literate African spotted in the wild. Dafty poops like you. |
Yankiss:Most likely deep vein thrombosis. The same thing that killed the musician Goldie. Mostly happens during long-distance travel. |
"Pretty"? Osarobo!!! fetch me my glasses. It's like Tinubu is no longer seeing clearly. |
pandoragirigory:A smelly, semi-illiterate you are. A nuisance who doesn't know the difference between "has" and "have". Look at your write-up, filled with grammatical and spelling errors. A sure calling card of your poor upbringing and below-par education. I am sure you are unemployed, that is why you have the time to be an unpaid e-rat |
Both the Punch newspapers and the OP are clearly lacking in the grammar department. A cow can only gore someone to death. Not ram, bash or headbutt |
Of late, we have been hearing reports and cases of cultism and online fraud stories coming from the North. I thought they claimed to be the last bastion of faith, morality, and uprightness? Skallywags. |
A shameless fellow with no values, principles, or morals. A man who stands for nothing and falls for anything. A man whose Raison d'être is his lord and the love of filthy lucre his god. No skills, no vocation or avocation, and whose only resort to feeding himself and his dependents is his proximity to political office. Dawisu, a shameless fellow. |
Is 9jaotblog owned by Nairalands resident PR charlatan aka Alex Reports? |
Nigerian civil servants are loafers and lazy lots and if 90% of them are sacked, there would be no noticeable decrease in output as most of them don't do anything apart from asking for bribes, eating groundnuts at their desks, gossiping and closing by 2PM after resuming by 10AM. Sack them all!!! |
“The Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command.” ― George Orwell, 1984 |
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