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Stoplying: How many coup would you watch happen until the threat of a coup within Nigeria becomes highly likely? I know una prayer, many of una secretly wish for chaos. You don't give a flying f*ck about Niger, BUSTED ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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BoldBrainz: E be like say you don't know what they call DSS, do you think we're talking about police or army here.....DSS even in America can keep you in a dark hole for months and nobody would do shin shin, once you're classified as imminent danger to the nation, YOU'RE GONE! 15 Likes 1 Share |
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UnfairLife7: All I'm saying is if you are lucky enough to have parents that sponsored you throughout university study, there's no excuse to still be depending on them after NYSC. Even if job no dey, the university experience should have taught you how to be resourceful! Furthermore, for students like that there should be no excuse not to get 2.1 or better! Now, if the student had to struggle with finances by working, shouldn't such a student be more motivated than those who had it easy? I know for sure the most brilliant students from my set were those of very poor backgrounds. In fact one of the poorest from my set made a living selling handouts and conducting tutorials. Such a student after graduation would have no problem being resourceful even if job no dey because the entrepreneurial spirit was already activated! 1 Like |
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UnfairLife7: All you've written are nothing but excuses! Go back and read my comment, I said the parents sponsored the kid through university, this means they are obviously not poor to the point that they need that kid to help out in providing income for the family. I'm going to say it again, if a parent can sponsor the child throughout his or her university education, there's no reason why such a child would still need to depend on the parent for survival after graduating. Yes jobs no dey, yes the country hard but if these kids are still liabilities before and after university then wahala dey! University is more than just education, it's meant to teach young ones on how to be adults, how to network, how to relate with people from all over! If in 4-6 years you've never made a kobo by yourself while studying at a Nigerian university then you've learnt NOTHING! Finally, your point about 2.1 or first class is also invalid. Yes there's no excuse for not being able to achieve such, failure to do so is nobody's fault but your OWN! It's called ACCOUNTABILITY! I graduated with a 2.2 and if I'm honest with myself, it was my fault, I chose the school, I chose the course and I chose social life over being a nerd....It is what it is! 1 Like |
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The man gave her exactly what she wanted......A ready made product, the appearance of wealth, real or imagined ![]() ![]() ![]() Ole.....Thief! More & more of you women will continue to find yourselves in situations like this because your main criteria in choosing a spouse is MONEY! Nobody wants to suffer but if you had your own bag, you wouldn't be too upset at the guy not being financially buoyant, in fact if you loved him enough, you might be the catalyst that finally gets him to sit up and be a real man but then again, women like this are NOTHING without their cash cow/man! 5 Likes |
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Don't know what cool aid/zobo y'all have been drinking lately but if you are fortunate enough to finance your child through 4-6 years of university, you do not owe that child anything else career wise. All that talk about investment, art etc, should be for you! Only when you're okay currently and future wise should you even consider worrying about the career of a university graduate. You want your child to be independent, you want him or her to be able to survive under any condition. These kids nowadays get chewed and spat out by the harsh realities of society nowadays because they've not been allowed the freedom and autonomy to grow independently! There's no f*cking reason, a twenty something year old graduate is still depending on mama or papa for feeding.....Makes no damn sense! 1 Like |
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ufuosman: Congrats, this one go chop at least 5! 1 Like |
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Bridget95: More credible than the past 3 elections especially 2019.....Notice a pattern? Every election since 2003, una dey always shout rigged, only difference this time is that instead of cows and underaged kids, na BVAS and Irev be the catalyst ![]() ![]() 2 Likes |
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marksleek2584: Yet if Gattuso or Davids were playing and in the prime right now, they could command same price or even more. Evolution does not erase the past, it improves upon it! 1 Like |
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A country that can't refine its own oil and yet relies on 80% importation.....Should such a country enjoy cheap fuel price? Giant of Africa, imagine shouting our oil our oil but that oil needs to be sold to other countries for them to refine and then bought back in order to sell to Nigerian citizens......No be juju be that? 5 Likes
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CALM DOWN, CALM DOWN.......UNA GO EXPLAIN TIRE ![]() ![]() ![]()
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Noblechykk: Did the comment you responded to argue with you about right or wrong? Did he make any moral justification? He just explained to you how it works and you still insulted him.....Na wa o, some of una need serious chill pill! |
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Noblechykk: Person gave you pure facts, you dey ask if e get shame....Why e be say you Nigerians no dey like facts even when it is smacked right in front of una? No wonder these old men love lying to una ![]() ![]() ![]() 1 Like |
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Amumaigwe: And it will stabilize to around 700 which is the true value of the Naira, not the fake rates the Buhari's administration had y'all believing ![]() A country that produces shin shin, a country that can't refine its own oil and practically imports almost everything.....What is there to sustain the currency? Abi you think say currency value is by mouth alone? ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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E no go better for anyone who asks you to forgive....Abeg continue holding the grudge, the bitterness, the frustrations in you. Perhaps when your papa pass away, maybe then you can finally say good riddance! Listen my man, forgiveness is not for them but for you, it is for closure. You do not want to carry all that negativity into the next generation. Imagine your kids asking about your parents and all you can narrate to them is curse and frustrations.....NOT COOL! In the end, nobody gives a flip if you forgive or not, I can bet my last kobo your papa has kids elsewhere and his military training has drained the normal emotions a parent should have for his kids. Look at it this way, be thankful they gave you life, you could have been flushed down the toilet or left inside a condom ![]() ![]() ![]() 1 Like |
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Polchiz: Hush kid.....Grown ups are conversing! |
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If Tinubu truly wanted Senate approval, y'all think this marshmallow Senate would defy him? You guys still don't understand how politics work, you think Buhari would advice him to attack Niger? I laugh in Swahili.......As Ecowas Chairman he has done what needs to be done, not only will Nigeria preserve its dignity but more foreign assistance could be coming since this could be used to label Niger as a terrorist country and Nigeria needs to protect its borders. The foolish thing to do would be to attack when Nigeria gains absolutely nothing in return! 3 Likes |
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Bunkbars: Were you living under a rock since 1999? Compared to previous presidential elections where cows, dogs and underage children were voting in masses, this presidential election was one of the better ones. Even 2019 election was an abomination compared to this.....Stop the sentiments and face facts, your candidate lost because of the principal rule of divide and conquer......I can bet my last kobo if Obi and Atiku had teamed up, they would be the victor! 2 Likes 1 Share |
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Dancebreaker: You're still talking about APC, go back and read what I wrote. Until the blame game stops and government does the needful, NOTHING CHANGES! |
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Dancebreaker: 200 Naira when oil prices were sky high and the country actually had a reserve. Fast forward almost 10 years later, oil is no longer lucrative, in fact the way Nigeria treats its oil is deadass backwards. Dig crude oil, sell to outside countries, buy it back from them in refined form and then subsidize the cost to the citizens? As if that's not bad enough, government had to borrow the money for the subsidy......No be juju be that? We can keep blaming the present administration or we can accept that ALL of them, both past and present are responsible for the predicament! Until we refine our own oil, focus less on importation and more on exportation, nothing changes. Till we do this.....THE SHEGE SHALL BE REVOLUTIONARY!
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pretydiva: Societal view is different from personal view, society may consider it normal but as an individual you can decide whether to accept or protest. In relationships just like in life, everything is conditional! P.S. The point raised actually shows why women are willing to forgive the man......Especially majority of youthful Nigerian women with no value except for making babies and shaking bum bum. 1 Like |
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GreatrAnalyst: Stop comparing apples with oranges. U.S cannot go to war with Russia because Ukraine is not a NATO member. Furthermore, Russia does not share a direct border with the USA, if they did, trust me nothing would stop the USA from marching in and stomping on Russia's throat. You're right that war should be avoided at all cost but stop comparing situations that are vastly different! |
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Akaegwu: Oh nice, for my area most of us home schooled or went to neighborhood lessons until we were old enough to be admitted to primary schools. 1 Like |
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tuzle: If Jonathan encountered what Buhari faced, this country would have expired long ago. You people keep comparing tenures as if they all dealt with the same economic and societal issues. For example during Jonathan's reign, oil prices allowed Nigeria to make healthy profits, imagine what would have happened if Covid brought everything to a standstill. With the way the government was spending yafun yafun, dem go borrow money like there's no tomorrow. Now compare this to Buhari's reign, where oil prices dipped significantly and Covid happened, why were we surprised that the government barely kept functioning? Why we dey shocked when billions are borrowed just to service existing obligations while new obligations were left to starve? The truth remains that GEJ was 9ja's last chance at stability without mass suffering, his failure led to Buhari's admin being overwhelmed and now Tinubu is facing the same thing. Either tough, seemingly cruel decisions are made now and we face the shege for a limited time or we keep passing the shege from one tenure to another. IF YOU DON'T BELIVE ME, ASK YOURSELF, WHAT DOES NIGERIA PRODUCE? We keep shouting natural resources natural resources, even oil we no fit refine am.....NO BE JUJU BE THAT?
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Some schools had nursery level at the primary school so it is possible but I doubt many of them existed in the 80s. 1 Like 1 Share |
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She could have stopped at not flushing and her story would be much more believable but she had to throw in the not cleaning his bum part and now that is just ridiculous......Person wey no dey wipe yansh no fit survive that show for so long......Nobody else noticed his stinky bum? GTFO ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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onuman: Wetin concern you, according to you he can never be president so anything Tinubu should stay out of your mouth ![]() |
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blueAgent: Every country welcomes both but Canada specifically makes it easier for skilled workers. I still helped 5 families migrate this year alone. |
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blueAgent: You're spewing jargon! Basic economics teaches us the more mouth to feed the more complex the economy. Canada is inviting people but you failed to mention they only want skilled and/or professional workers. They don't want good for nothing leeches that would drain their economy, 60% of Nigerian populace are non skilled especially in the North. Qatar, Kuwait and UAE have an homogeneous society, aka majority of the nation share the same beliefs and religion! Please stick to memes and gossip if you don't know what you're talking about, leave the economics talk for people wey sabi....Thank you! |
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gulfer: You think the activist would contradict religion and traditional beliefs? You no want make she remain alive abi? Until the Imams and the traditional leaders start preaching these things, nothing will change. The majority of the North takes these things deeper than you and I on the internet. In fact, most of them no get time for internet, their only source of in formation is their Imam or traditional ruler. |
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