Zedman1's Posts
Nairaland Forum › Zedman1's Profile › Zedman1's Posts
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 (of 84 pages)
Rebuke:Nice advice, but could you please stop writing "you" as "yhu"? That thing dey pain my eyes plus ears join. Even most of these Gen~Z's who started it have stopped writing that thing. |
chopnaira:Same here. I've noticed over time that their funeral ceremonies are often weird. |
Watianoengineer:Nice. E good as you edit your comment. Shows there's still some spec of humanity inside of you. |
Two separate times, I innocently bought shirts for both myself and my son and honestly, I never read what was written on them until people started pointing it out to me( for mine) and I discovered months later about my son's. I don't know if all of them were actually unaware like me, but see that mama with the "trust no di*k shirt"? She looks like someone who doesn't know what's on the shirt at all. |
jy2kbeyond:Exactly, that's the problem. Using mercenaries or arming indigent youths will always appear to be a solution, but it's only a specious one. By the time the terrorist have been defeated, these same armed youths, being idle after the operation will turn around and form new terror groups. An example is the case of Gana of Benue. There are some local governments that are a no go area now which have been infiltrated by his boys, causing mayhem day in day out. |
Thundafireseun:Land lord, travel and see. |
Chimarto:But guy, the thing ba, them no de pronounce am like ash o, so no be ash at all. |
Chimarto:Omoh, guy, no be ashelom be the word o. |
BigBrother9ja:What if she isn't among any of the above categories of the people you hate? What if she was just an innocent girl picked by the road side by some good for nothing criminals? To start with, na so slay queen de dress? What if she was your innocent sister who got missing and after seeing her on the internet, someone starts a comment about her with "good for her" without even knowing the story behind her sorry state? What ifs...... |
Godwin4444:You know Nigerians too well. In fact, each time I thought about how woeful Ortom was performing at the time, I always had that believe that no one alive would ever think of casting a vote for him if he dared try contesting. But no, even though he lost his chance at the senate, many unfortunate beings still voted for him. I know who you're referring to and I also know how much his own people hated him while he was on the seat of power in his home, but suddenly he automatically became a messiah. If it could happen to him then I wouldn't be surprised if one day Ortom arises in the future and our people, who are generally quick to forget, will call him a messiah. Afterwards he's a smooth talker, very slick and also a smooth criminal. As a matter of fact, Ortom's case always reminds me of your guy and vice versa.... Not to forget to mention, Ortom is the worst governor in the history of Benue. |
Reelz:Una go just dey internet dey read things de talk anyhow. Oga Landlord, travel and see.... And wetin consign wetin OP post with this you wrote here? . Haba mana! |
press9jatv:Okay, you pitied them, that was before I guess? Yes? |
Adebaba1:The language resemble Igbo to me sha. It could be fake dollars. There's nothing homo sapiens aren't capable of doing to trend these days. But if it's real, e no kukuma be my problem. |
Dapromzy333:The problem I have with some politicians is, when they start fighting their so called god fathers, you will think they have good intentions for the masses, but once they're free from their "god fathers" you'll see how devilish they'll become. Ortom for instance broke free from such chains but turned out to be the worst governor on record in the history of Benue. I hope this Fabura man performs well for his people after all the drama. |
Na my wife de kill chicken steadily sef. |
Dogalmighty17:E reach to ask. I was just seeing posts everywhere on Facebook about it. |
Aremwayne:Ah ahn, you read this particular news at all? Which one be this wey you de yarn here bros? |
Thegamingorca:I'm not even attempting to mention Edo in what I'm about to write because I'm not from there so I know nothing about their candidates. I am quite sure you're not from that state too. Sorry to say, but I'm afraid your type is one of the biggest problems we have in this country. How do these politicians brainwash you with their useless party nonsense to make you believe if a candidate belongs to a certain political party he/she is guaranteed to automatically become good or bad? These politicians know some people like you are easily swayed by their used party BS that's why they use it to whyne you year in year out. Why not focus on the candidate and throw the party aside? Your solution is the reason we vote in useless people as leaders because they belong to certain political parties. I thank God Benue, my state as I always prayed for, didn't make that st*pid mistake this time and we're seeing the results. If a good leader decides to jump to any party, be it AXP, NNPC, NEPA, PDP, APC, ETC, just vote him and forget about the party! After all, Ortom, the worst governor in history jumped from PDP to APC to PDP, yet what were his achievements? Zero! You guys should just drop that party BS, perhaps things might change for the better that way. |
omooba05:The way una de analyze that story, something de tell me say all of una watch that movie 'Gangs of Lagos' and just want to forcefully make that guy story blend with the movie. But he's is real life, not a movie. |
slaawomirr:Damn Niggar, you're correct. It's Just the way I dealt with it. When I was growing up, I used to think I was the only one in the world who masturbates. As an adolescent, there comes a time when your sexua.l urge becomes so strong that you're forced to find relief in these things. Then I used to be filled with guilt. It took me years, I searched, I read, then later realized from research and findings that ALMOST everyone is into it. I was relieved a bit but still the guilt didn't disappear. Later in life, there came a time I just said 'Bleep it! I killed the guilt and surprisingly the urge started diminishing too. I believe it's a phase of life that wears with age. The more you guilt trap yourself about it, the harder for you to quit. Now when I read about people complaining about masturbation, I know they're either still young or have let themselves to be trapped with guilt. |
etrouble:I don't see any Segzy traditionalist in the pictures but see those girls, see that slim tall girl. E heen. You see? |
naptu2:3T sang just like MJ. They were one of my favorite R&B groups back then. I think "I will do anything for you" was one of, if not the most popular of their songs. That one too sounded like it had a touch of MJ's magic. |
Chinkoalhaji34:Ortom and Correct no suppose dey in the same sentence. Like the poster stated, Ortom is the worse governor I've ever witnessed in my whole life in Benue. Na only outsiders like una him de use him sweet mouth wash, or maybe you be the type wey de follow political party things, same thing wey dem de use whine the public head |
Thundafireseun:I'm telling you bro. Where do "our leaders" come from? Is it from Jupiter, Mars or France? I don't even like hearing that phrase. |
albumdownload78:Gosh, site can't be reached. |
Ah ahn, no na! You mean there are people who use these abbreviations interchangeably? This should only be explained to people who haven't been to any school at all. |
eduli:Well, Nigerians are generally very quick to forget and even forgive. Perhaps you were not born then and were simply told about those days, or maybe just like I wrote above, you witnessed but have forgotten like the average Nigerian. God forbid I go back to those days. |
Before I press play, my heart start to beat. No be say I expect anything from the guy but I been just de pray make him no fall my hand too much, then boom....I pressed play, I hear Oy...oi...oi...oy...oy....I come say make I skip, e come be like one kind weak choir song. Anyways, I never liked any of his songs even back then, na street force that "mam bebe" song enter my ear. NB, I never said I hated the guy but his songs. You can't force me to like them, I also can't force anyone to hate them. Before one small Nairaland person come start call me names |
Fiscus105:Thank you, this is something I noticed a long time ago. I mentioned it here once and one guy came for me with abusive words. But if we are fair to ourselves, how many black nation have a working economy, except the ones with "white presence" (by this, I mean the colour of the skin) like Egypt and South Africa? Then see what the blacks are doing in SA. Personally, I think there's something inherently wrong with we the blacks. We always complain about our leaders, yet our leaders come from among us, not from Jupiter or Mars. Aren't we the problem? |
saintopus:I'm interpreting this literally and if you really mean what you wrote without any form of sarcasm, what's wrong with Atiku's statement that you want him to stop? Aren't you on the same page with him? |
chatinent:But bro, you shouldn't....you can't compare this case with yours. Didn't you hear the husband saying he has been monitoring their chats? I think if the chats were all just about business like in your case, things wouldn't have turned out this way. |
Streetinvestor2:Abeg make una stop this rubbish, since I was born, I've never experienced when Nigeria moved foward progressively, except for the short time Abdusalam took over after Abacha's death, the few years of Nigeria's return to civil rule under Obj, the miraculous reduction in price of petrol which turned things for good during Yar'adua's short stay, which rippled into the first few years of Oga Jona. Ever since then, Nigeria has been falling. I don't know if you guys intentionally choose to forget so fast. When you want to refer to a good time in Nigeria, no mention Jonathan abeg. The fact that things are worse shouldn't make those times good. If that's the kind of Nigeria we want, then there isn't any hope at all. We should be thinking of moving forward from this present mess, but stop taking us backwards to that past mess biko. |
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 (of 84 pages)
