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proeast: Believe everything you read on the internet at your own peril. ![]() |
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Ayodeoba: What's the one benefit of being a member of the bloc? 1 Like |
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dfrost: Van Hunt I think is the current guy. I wont be surprise if we hear that they've separated before next year. Really don't know what's wrong with her. Seem like a psychological issue or she don't really now what she want. |
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Wainey: True. This particular cup is very annoying. There's no way it won't leave a mark whenever one mistakenly drop it on the floor. That stainless steel cup is only used to serve the head of the family (father) ![]() |
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Wizywiz: Yeah. You can sure guess how the game went. Another final, and mostly likely another trophy, for LM10. |
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Wodu89: You'll be alright. Lol. 1 Like |
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When the game got to 3:2 I was just hoping the ref blows the whistle. I didn't want Cincinnati to equalize thus pushing the game to PK. At a point I just couldn't follow the game again. I'm however happy that Inter Miami still won. 3 Likes |
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BreconHills and totit, this are the type of post I talk about. The poster is not interested about the live of the person but because it suit a narrative that he/she wants to push. Everyday Nigerians are killed in the North of Nigeria and Southsouth but you don't see such individuals giving it publicity because it doesn't help trir agenda. But any killings in the SE or SW is automatically given wide publicity. Want am I driving at, instead of being emotional and more concerned about killings in certain regions, why not put same energy into contributing to the reduction of insecurity in the whole country. 1 Like |
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Ireportlive: To apply for graduate degree programs, one of the requirements is that you request your school to send your "Academic Transcript" to the University you're applying to. If I'm not willing to present or make available my academic records from an institutio, what is logical to do is remove the University/institutions from my resume. It's that simple. 2 Likes |
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BreconHills: I'm not saying there are no killings in the East, neither am I suggesting that the video is a publicity stunt. However, I'm always careful with such reportings because of the political undertones that they often carry. They are sometimes influenced by the so called rival between the Yoruba and Igbo. Sam goes with the ritual killings and drug-related topics. If you go through the comments on such topics you will understand what I mean. I'm from Shiroro, one of the most terrorised LG in the country currently. How many times have you read about the daily killings going on there. Do you think the Bandits on the SW have stopped or he BH have repented? Those making these reportings are not doing so because they want to contribute to solving the myriad security issues in the country. They're often intended to score cheap political point. Both those from th SE and SW are, unfortunately, quilty of these. 1 Like |
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ahnie: Lol. Su kai wahalan su gaba. |
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youngsahito: Before you make your conclusions, I'd like you to sit down and look at the issue critically. There are a lot of holes in the story from the video to his alleged release. For instance, the guy that originally posted he video came back to say his "company" paid 3.5 million for his release. Come to think of it, which company, no matter how benevolent they are, will drop such amount for it's employee especially during this period. On the other hand, the commenter in the first post also came back and said the man is from his village and his "friends" were responsible for paying the ransom. Even going ahead to confirm speaking with he same friends. Now, while I'm neither confirming the veracity of the story nore discarding it's accuracy, I'd encourage restraint. With fake news flying around, it is easier to be a victim when one becomes emotional without verification. Ciao. 3 Likes 1 Share |
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totit: The joke is on you. I think you should work on your comprehension problem. Pointing out my wickedness? Lol.... It's 7 already, I've better things to do this morning than this 1 Like |
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Wealthoptulent: Being born in a family of Christian adherents does not make one a Christian. Going to Church does not equally make one a Christian. Nuff said. |
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totit: Lol. Stop being emotional. Learn to always verify the authenticity of news especially on blogs and social media platforms. It will save you a lot of stress. 5 Likes 1 Share |
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totit: And how does this confirme otherwise? Is there any official source to the information? The guys that promoted the previous news saying he was killed are still the same dishing this one. While the Nigerian security agencies might be unprofessional and incompetent, I seldom make conclusions without getting any confirmation from appropriate quarters 1 Like |
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jconsulting: Some of you lots are just not bright on this forum. I'm surprised at the ease at which most pro-APC/Tinubu are quick to call those with opposing views either IPOB or Obidients. Like are you aware that Nigeria has over 500 tribes, more than 200 million people, and more than 15 political parties? PS: the person you quoted is a well-knownn PDP/Atiku supporter on this forum. 1 Like |
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Lol. This is funny |
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Wow 1 Like |
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Okoroawusa: 4 Likes 2 Shares
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helinues: Well, the FG asking for a comprehensive social register is not any different from financial institutions asking SMEs to provide business plans/proposals before disbursing/approving loan facilities. It is a strategy to ensure the said funds are put into appropriate use. 2 Likes |
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The Judiciary has a lot of work to do to gain the trust of the masses. 7 Likes |
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TemplarLandry: I'm sure you'll need this advice more. |
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TemplarLandry: I'm sure if you were around during Obasanjo's government you'll know that Bola Ige was of the opposition party. Also, Yar'adua's government had a number of ministers from the opposition party. 10 Likes |
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Let's the gbas gbos begin! 10 Likes |
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EmeeNaka: And you conveniently ignored the fact that 194.68 shillings = $1.35. ![]() |
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primeache: Close all foreign currency account kee you there. Nothing one will not see on this Obasanjo's internet. |
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orion7: Hausa has about 51 million native speakers in the northern half of Nigeria, Niger, Ghana, Cameroon, Benin and Togo, and the southern half of Niger, Chad, and Sudan, with significant minorities in Ivory Coast. Yoruba has about 50 million native speakers Western and Central Nigeria, Benin, and Togo, with smaller migrated communities in CĂ´te d'Ivoire, Sierra Leone and The Gambia. Igbo has about 44 million native speakers in Niger, Chad, Cameroon, Benin, Ghana, Togo, and Sudan. But you want Swahili with about 20 million native speakers mainly in East African countries to replace English and French? |
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Yesterday, I think I almost boarded a "one-chance" bus (korope) at Ajah. The bus (korope) was parked beside the road away from the mini park under the bridge. When I wanted to enter the bus, a man sitting on the first row asked me to sit beside the windscreen (the windscreen was covered with nylon so it's very difficult to see outside) because he's going to drop at Abraham Adesanya so he need to sit beside the door. Funnily enough when someone else that's allegedly going to Lakowe (farther away from my destination) he didn't say anything. What made me suspicious was the way they interacted when the "agbero" that "helped" them call passengers disagreed on the amount he was given. I already had a bad feeling about something not right about the bus. The thing is, when passengers come and mentioned ridiculous amount he do not hesitate to agree. This is even as he was going to settle agberos. What further confirmed my fear was the way they were (the driver and the supposed passengers) angry at the agbero when I alight from the bus before it moved (because for his refusal to accept what they offered, they would have moved). When I trekked a bit further, I joined a bus going my way. I may be wrong. But I've never had this feeling that something was wrong in a very long time. 1 Like 1 Share |
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