ogbonti:


he got the nickaname for salva"TO"re "toto" ---- like benjamin is called "BIBI"

BU hari - "BUBU" tufiakwa

Benjamin is called “Benji”

Based on his nickname, I’m waiting for a particular kinda comment. When it drops I will know.
R.i.p to the dead.

immortalcrown:
I will limit my judgement to the employer's claim.

1.
How did the employer discover that the lense he bought from the employee was a stolen one?

2.
What has the employer done about the lense? Has he reported it to the police or has he located the owner? Or, is he an accomplice (a beneficiary of theft)?

3.
In fact, how is the story of the lense related to the arrest and the detention of the employee? Or, is the employer using that story to manipulate the public?

4.
As for the employee being a loan defaulter and thief, it may be true or false. I expect the employer to react to the allegations.

Hope you no be lawyer.

Where did the employer say he knew the lens was a stolen one?

Did anyone come to make case about the lens?

Narration of how the paths crossed.

May God touch the hearts of our leaders and remove every stony heart.
Dedicating this ftc to every Nigerian, hopefully we shall all smile again.

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kushme:


Watching videos is a good thing for most things you want to learn, however, in forex trading the emotions from watch videos to demo trading to live trading are all different.

Reason I need a mentor who’s been through them all for proper guidance. Because i know one could get it all right and it may still not go all well in Forex trading. Imagine not getting it right at all.

jasent:

Bro,I started trading forex since 2002,if you will listen to me,I suggest you don't pay a dime to any forex guru. Go to babypips.com and learn. Once you're done with the basic, come back to me,I will mentor your from there,all free. But make sure you have other source of income. And don't take a loan to start forex.

You will never know pain and suffering in this life, God bless you.
Please how can I reach you privately
Why won’t I listen to you, are they playing “skelewu” in my ear. I’ve listened to you already.

GreatOchuks:
1: Sunday school offering
2: Testimony offering
3: Tithe
4: General offering
5: Seed faith
6: Building offering
7: Seed sowing
8: Pledge
9: Youth Monthly due
10: Contribution (if there's need)
11: Miscellaneous.

Today I checked my wallet , thought of the different igbeses , I just changed mind , chilling at home , will soon start watching my Forex trading videos,, can't kill myself.

Hey bro, i want to also go into Forex trading. Do you think watching videos on YouTube will be enough to make one a profitable trader?
If you don’t mind, we could link up as beginners. Thank you.

chopnaira:
Rip.

Peter Obi to drop a reaction in bit. He would somehow find a way to blame the federal government even though it's clearly stated that a truck lost control.

Even under such painful situation?
Nawa o! Your life your choice but you can make a better choice.

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thatigboman:
onitsha people add leaves and egg to their okpa sef

Vegetable in some is okay, but that egg na show off. It doesn’t mean the okpa is nice.

saintneo:


Moi- moi is great there has been a lot improvements.

Enugu ọkpa remains the best ọkpa so far, the journey that moi- moi has been through ọkpa is yet to start.

If both are cooked using the basic ingredients (palm oil, pepper, Maggi seasoning, salt and crayfish) ọkpa wins. But the upgrades that moi- moi has experienced makes it more sumptuous.

I think Enugu folks should find a way to make ọkpa more interesting for non-Igbo folks.

Any ọkpa that was made with all those ingredients you mentioned no be okpa again.
Red oil, salt and pepper are the only ingredients for preparing okpa. Reason you need to eat one prepared by one who really knows how to make it.
Some people add crayfish and onions to okpa even here in Enugu and that’s rubbish

Sonnobax15:

Says who....

Tbvh with you,the first time I ate okpa was back then in Suleja, Niger state...Omoh,na once I spit am throway . The thing no too go well at all. .I prefer moi-moi to that okpa by far .

You chop ọkpa for Niger state that’s why you criticize it. Well, wait till you eat a well prepared ọkpa Nsukka. I eat Ọkpa almost every morning, because work don carry me go nsk.

Knowsme:
Make some buy me food abeg, mango wan wound me.
Na mango I deh chop since Saturday n I never chop any solid food.. Abeg a good Samaritan should help a bro. Have mercy

You go don get diarrhea i.e (nshi piri piri)

Clear conscience fears no accusations. DNA test that will save one insults and humiliation is what’s causing plenty problems.
Your supposed father-in-law said “I’ve accepted the boy as my grandson but I need a DNA test and result to be quite sure”. The reputation of his lineage is what he is trying to protect, if Mohbad was alive today and there’s a doubt over the paternity of the boy, he’d also request for a DNA.
So because there’s no court order, you’d prefer being subjected to all manner of ridicules instead of doing the needful and saving yourself the overall stress.
It’s actually no longer about just Mohbad but about his dad’s lineage reputation.
Recently I bought something and made transfer to the seller and I was debited in her presence, after some days the woman called and was accusing me of doing fake transfer and complained to people. She later confronted me and was saying a lot of hurtful things. I just went to my bank, requested for a statement of my account, brought it and took it to one of the people she complained to and fortunately she was there also at the moment. Everyone turned on her and she couldn’t utter any word.
Wunmi is doing that boy more harm than good. Wait until he grows up. The internet never forgets and he will be reminded by people that there’re some uncertainties regarding his paternity at the slightest provocation, then she will understand.

Nairaland keeps teaching me different lessons. No matter who you are or what you do, you must have supporters especially if you are fortunate enough to have some level of fame. Even the devil, Hitler and Anini has and had supporters

Dem don report am well well for that newly launched app abi website. Yeye apology.

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nifemi25:
This is why it's good to have a tracker on your car... You can easily switched off your car engine from your comfort of your home .... So sorry for the loss ...

I've learnt a bitter lesson... Thank you.

WhereMyLoud:
Ok then.. mind you they will bill you ohh.. goodluck

Of course but it won't be up to the current price of the car.

ipobarecriminals:
post pic.Report to nearest police station pls.Make those BASTARDS nor go use ur car for kidnapping, Banditry, ESN/UGM stuff.How i wish u installed car tracking device. PLS,act fast

They also collected my phone where I have pictures but I will still find a way to get pictures of the car. Thank you.

Danielomisco:
U kept original papers in the car?nothing u can do even found bruv it cn b claimed by anyone with the original

Let it be found first, please in case you see it please reach out to me through the numbers I provided. Thank you.

WhereMyLoud:
Dey here dey use trollers track car.. Have you gone to the police station to report it? Tomorrow they use that car for kidnapping or armed robbery and it will be traced back to you. Get sense for once oga

I already reported to the police and they have radioed it. I'm doing my little part.
Thanks for your input.

dominique:
Sorry about your ordeal. Hope you find the car

Thank you, I also pray and hope.

Creamypie:
OK sir

Thank you

Good evening fellow nairalanders. Please help me out, I was abducted last Sunday night at Amawbia, agbani road in front of Ultimate Bar in Enugu State where i reside.
My car was taken from me, my phone and some money, I was also injured on my head with their gun.
Unfortunately the original papers were in the car as at the time the incident happened

Please here are the details of my car in case anyone comes across it:

Car make: Toyota Camry
Year: 2003
Reg no: ENU101CP
Colour: Ash
Chasis no: JTBE32K73U131879
Engine no:2AZ0510195

Here's are numbers you can reach me on if you have any information about it: 09038828197, 07035511691
Thanks everyone in anticipation.

Modified: i have attached a picture of the car, thanks everyone for your inputs, i appreciate.

Eunoiaa:
A woman's libido is something of an astronomical nature, and therefore cannot be 'tamed.' Women only get married to fulfil all righteousness, and just to, you know, satisfy the primordial urge of a man for a fulfilment found only in marriage.

So there's nothing like managing temptation for a married woman. This is a truth all men must accept to have a happier, healthier marital life. So the best you can do when you notice that your wife has started looking outside is to pick the young men she frolics with yourself. I mean, she's not doing it for the emotional benefits, she's doing it for the physical release which you alone can not supply.

So your best bet as a man is to help her pick men who are only interested in sex, too, not a man who will want to snatch her from you.

This is the secret of men of old to their long-lasting marriages, but somehow men of nowadays did not have it handed down to them, and now they have the redpill deceiving them that they should not accept a cheating woman. Hahahahahaha. See as a man, your honor is in celebrating a cheating wife, let me tell you. Don't allow bitter young men to mislead you in losing your marriage. Stay with a cheating wife, cherish her, have her needs met by different men, and you'll glow. To marry a promiscuous woman is to marry well.


So, anyway where was I? Yes. The sexual urges of a woman to mate with as much males as possible cannot be repressed. To get married to a woman who doesn't have this urge is a recipe for disaster. So your best bet as a man is helping her to select the playing fields that she plants her juices in.

Let me stop here for now. When I remember more green pills for managing cheating as a married man, I'll edit this comment and add them.

You are a male Oga

odunH:
Thank you for this. The handwriting is on the wall for Ginaz to see that she's no true friend. The way some people reason here when, I shake my head. No sympathy to assist but when needed when it's not everytime. Children wey dem dey train to even learn how to be nice, hardworking for outside you dey claim dem one make am slave. Abeg put ur pikin under yansh naa. Ginaz God ll give you yours.

Omo the wey people here dey take reason dey shock me. For me when next the kids visits I will bring out food in their presence and eat without giving them (though it maybe hard) and when next the mother asks for assistance I will give stupid excuse why I can't assist.
Let's just be friends for mouth since Ur kids going on few errands they also benefit from is slavery, make we just dey greet dey go and from time to time I will send dem back when they come to my place. They've been living before I moved in make dem continue dey live.

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Honestly, quite baffling.

Greenfusion:

Them first assign or force the work to/on am, nor be im do am willingly...e shouldn't be entitled, those children dey feed b4 e arrive the location, weda dem dey feed well or not....mak e remove the entitlement from im head...if e wan assist make e assist, if e nor wan assist e forget am simple.....nor b im kids.
E know wetin d child dey do wen e request for am..
Abeg make e rest for d mata

Tor, make everyone dey dia dey. Make the kids mama nor dey call op again.