The governor should provide money for fuel and maintenance or else after one year we no go recognize all dis vehicles again.I trust naija police as dem go soon turn dem to scrap.

As a teenager in the university I watched aiyegbeni play for Julius Berger.Aiyegbeni played for gateway fc from 1994-1997 before he played for Julius Berger from 1997-1998. So we have to believe that at age 12 he played for gateway and at age 15 he was a top striker for Julius Berger.How many of our U-17 players are in the glo premier league. Now I don senior aiyegbeni and abiodun baruwa wey I dey call bros during his days at shooting stars and yet was in the U-23 Atlanta Olympic winning squad.

Shuo dis man wicked pass devil .even if the woman no dey hia word e never reach dis level now.

The man wan comot the ear so that the woman go get new ears.

On a serious note he deserves to spend some time at kirikiri without bail just to have enough people to fight with.

[quote author=oganamaster post=40090794]Hello Peeps,

I have this problem That Needs urgent advice, I Have been having sex with a very Pretty married lady. It all started since 2010 and this has gone unnoticed For a very long while now, I Want to stop But don't know how to Stop. Pls responsible responses only.[/quote


Their are so many pretty single girls that you can date and have sex with since you have a high libido.The idea of having sex with a married woman means you have crossed your boundary for five years.

The day you will get knocked out by magun if you dont amend your ways might just be close.

All i can say to you is if you continue having sex with the pretty married woman and her husband discovers you might end up crowing like a cock and doing a triple somersault that gymnasts perform in the olympics.

Demmocrats:
Victor Osimeh should complete the contract by signing for Chelsea.

You want him to start playing like Mikel or Costa

Guy you are not in love.Both of you are satisfying the lust of the flesh.Una be sex partners. Your bullet don hit your victim.move on to the next target. Last time I checked players don't complain.

billtommy:
1.Team Mali bullied all their opponents with strong Physique. HOWEVER! Team Nigeria is also strong when it come to Physique as africans. plus we understand the game better in this competition. Amunike was recently commended by Fifa as the best technical coach so far.
so the decider will be technique not strength

2. we have scored more goals in this tournament than any other country. for every one goal they have scored we have a minimum of two.

3. We know how to deal with africans been africans ourselves

4. We are world champions and knows how to do it at this stage.

5. Any tournament we beat Brazil we go on to win it check Atlanta '96 . moreso having beaten the host and stubborn Mexico. Mali will just be another team to beat becos the boys are fuel to go.

6.Every time the media writes them off, they make themselves special on the field.

7. Nigeria U17 did not play Mali U17 in the African U17 championship Final.Nigeria lost to south africa at the semi final.Mali and south africa played. the final.

8. Winning U17 back to back is 100% possible.Brazil did it.Check your record.

9. Nigeria can still win U17 outside Asian continent.

10. Don't be surprise if nigeria beat mali up to 3 goals.

Source: comments by robosky02 and sammie 771 on the thread "5 reasons why Golden eaglet will not lift the trophy in chile"

The malians can't be written off easily.Technically our boys are better but in physique I give it to the malians.I honestly want the golden eaglets to win this cup and the jinx of not winning in an Asian country must end tommorrow by fire by force.

Now I understand why Lagos state water corporation finds it hard to effectively treat pipe borne water supplied to some areas in Lagos.

We now know the individual that bought the chlorine needed for water treatment .

An innocent child and mum killed for the love of money by daredevil armed robbers.

I tend to doubt the Nigerian police when they parade armed robbery suspects a week or two after bank robberies with heavy casualties and brief the press that they are the robbers that carried out the acts.

Need I mention that the lekki and ikorodu robbery incidents have similar style to the bank robbery at FESTAC.

I have a feeling they are the same robbery gang and some rag tag boys were displayed after the last two incidents as the robbers that performed the acts.

[quote author=Captainswag225 post=38894811]yeah, thanks for being positive....both nations needz people like u.... We need to put ideas together and help move both nations forward. There are many things both nations can do for eachother if we can work together. I think we should take a clue from the french speaking west african nations.[/quote

You welcome always bro.You hit the nail on the head.We would surely get it right someday

Captainswag225:
and how is what the o.p said the fault of ghanaians? Shouldnt nigerians be blaming their children for being indisciplined rather than attacking ghanaians? Besides is all what the o.p said not happening in nigerian universities anyway +cultism?

Hahaha. Yeah you are right. A scholar can emerge from a ghetto filled with drug addicts and criminals. It's based on upbringing and the values instilled in a child.

Most parents are not doing their jobs and the society helps them to train the child.Students living their lives wrongly at institutions in Ghana were not forced they only made a choice.

However freedom granted to them to study in Ghana should not be an excuse because other kids do come in from Nigeria to Ghana,face their studies squarely and graduate with good grades and go back home to earn a living after securing jobs.

JiggamanGh:


Excellent comment.

Medase wai

Captainswag225:
the o.p started the problem. Is he a ghanaian?

It's not a problem really.he only highlighted institutions he felt were not up to standard in Ghana without mentioning that they are relatively few in comparison to institutions of high standard. I am not a Ghanaian and I feel the o.p is not a Ghanaian either but must have lived in Ghana at some point.I lived in Ghana for years and I feel both countries share similar culture and way of life and lot of intermarriages have taken place between Nigerians and Ghanaians. Let's share ideas on the forum and stop fighting. We don't need the drums of war.

Captainswag225:
expose us. Start. But note that for every weakness of us ghanaians. Nigerians has 2 or 3 weaknesses.

I get tired when I read comments comparing Nigeria and Ghana.All that happens in Nigeria happens in Ghana. It's more pronounced in Naija than Ghana though. Corruption amongst government officials, police,immigration officers, custom officers and judges.

Ghana has high class institutions. Nigeria has same and both countries have few institutions that are below standard and got accredited in questionable circumstances.

Over the years after john kufuor's administration ghana's economy has nosedived and I wish the Governor of the bank of Ghana provides a solution to the fall of the cedis and the government provides the right policies to move mother Ghana forward.

Nigeria's economy has not improved either.We get to hear stories of funds looted everyday and recovery processes initiated. What happens afterwards is more of a comedy trial for those who stole when in power.

It's about time we ask the right questions and call our leaders to order to salvage the dwindling fortunes of both countries instead of fighting online.

uboma:
From the late 70s up to the early 80s were Nigerian's golden years.

There were no hassles securing visas to other countries. We even had the Brits and other foreigners flocking into Nigeria to secure employments in our universities.

As a citizen of the country, upon graduation from the university, a brand new car + accomodation + employment was provided by the govt.

We were the envy of other countries. But the tables has turned around and NGN 1 equals to USD220 now. There's no employment for graduates now. the list is endless and no need recounting them (to avoid emotional breakdown).

Just recently, I was shocked to hear that the govt of Ghana still provides a car and accomodation to graduates of medicine and nursing. About 2 months back, I sent NGN100,000.00 to Ghana and after the transfer via Access Bank, I discovered that the equivalent in Ghana Cedis was just one thousand and a few hundreds to my NGN100,000.00.

Our leaders have sucked Nigeria dry. Will Nigeria attain her golden era again remains to be seen.

Hmmmmmmmm!

Bro a thousand cedis and a few hundreds is actually ok based on current exchange rates. The fact is you gained .if you did the transfer about 5years ago that would have yielded about nine hundred cedis which is a loss based on the amount you transferred.

Our leaders don't seem to do much to improve the economy of the african nations.I really don't understand if west African presidents use the same template to manage the economy of their countries.

Few years back the cedis was quite strong and for every N1,000 you exchange you get about 9cedis 70pesewas.That means you loose about 30Naira on every N1,000 you exchange for cedis.gradually from 2011 it became N1,000 to 10cedis,later it moved upward to 11cedis and now its between 13-15cedis for every N1000.
So relatively one thousand cedis is much and ain't one thousand naira cos few zeros were removed from the cedis during redenomination.

searching4love:
[size=18pt]THIS IS THE ONLY IGBO MAN I EVER LIKED IN MY LIFE AND HE'S DEAD RIP SIR [/size]

Hahaha.you are funny he ain't igbo.felix okugbe na edo man

[quote author=Vinshu post=38382761]The guy is not attractive. And does not look rich. Why did she say Yes? [/quote

Love is blind.Wealth ain't a factor for a happy home.She just made her choice

[ qqqqqaqqaaquote author=Yomieluv post=34486041]Nice one.

I for like copy you,but hustling don separate me and my family like snail and its shell. [/quote]

obagoriola:
This big Python was killed just now in the water closet of one of our toilet in the office. It was gathered that the 'guy' has been living there for over a year.

Thank God for protection

That ain't a python.Its a cobra

ironheart:
trust me 200k is too much.

Bro if you are a project manager at site workers will suffer .You are too funny.seems you will source for materials around the area and involve the community to build the bridge as well.That waybthe bridge will be built within your budget.

ironheart:
the beauty of this bridge is that it will cost less than 200k while the state government will spend 10billion naira to build a similar bridge

Yeah building the bridge will definetly cost less compared to the state government building the bridge.

However it won't be at a cost less than 200k.Its going to be more than that cos you will buy cement,sand and boulders aside wood or metal for formwork .The length of the bridge doesn't look like one that materials less than 200k will complete.

The best you can do is to have an effective communication with your partner.communication matters a lot in a relationship. If you have a breakdown in communication and you do not resolve the issue thinking all is well you might end up having an unstable marital life.
In life you alone can decide what you want irrespective of the advice you receive on nairaland forum .

Make hay while the sun shines before the witches in your village starts dancing to shakitibobo on your matter.

I only do such transactions at Eko hotel or federal palace hotel where the mallams have their shops.

ALADE market and Airport Hotel at ikeja are no go areas for me when it comes to dollar exchange.
If it's foreign exchange received from western union I simply go through the process at my bank and pay in the equivalent in naira into my bank account.
A few hundreds got the op defrauded.

Sundayme:
My brother, many people wouldn't tell you the truth, but I will.

Please, why are the ladies dressed like that?

I don't know, is civilization synonymous with irresponsibility?

See the way they are even dancing.

After watching the pictures, what came to my mind (as well as the mind of many that will look at the pictures) is that: Did this guy rent prostitutes for his Randy party?

Nopes they ain't prostitutes but girls auditioning for a beauty pageant and they will most likely end up warming the beds of some of the big boys after the party.

It's really degrading for our girls to descend to the level of almost been unclad when they attend parties all in the name of fashion.

Breasts and bums will be revealed to the world.

Na fashion dey make girls use four handkerchiefs arrange gown.

anangboy:
What's with the different skin tones? Out-Of-Touch-With-Reality hoes.

Skin tones emerged as a result of colour blocking.

kennygee:
This thing get as e be o.

Didn't she meet his family first?

Why you go marry man without proper investigation

Na movie so no need to meet family.

The governor should introduce a hire purchase scheme for keke napep to the okada riders and ban the use of okada.Anytime I visit makurdi I am always on the look out for okada riders ahead and behind me when driving.

The okada riders are always riding as if they left original copies of their lives at home and operate with photocopies.

I feel most of these choppers should be grounded.Not ideal our air force pilots keep on flying coffins in the sky.The choppers are very old and routine maintenance which is very vital is not carried out regularly. I wonder how long we will keep on flying alpha jets and helicopters of 1970's and 80's.
Me I don stop flight on any naija domestic flight since 2014 for my own safety.I no fit die like chicken.

Midehi:

4.0kg? that was quite big, thanks be to God and God bless your home more.

Yeah really big for our first child.He couldn't break my record I was 4.2kg at birth.Thanks for the prayers.God bless you too.

Akeelahtunez:
I saw dis in my area can't just stop laughing

Dem dey even use internet nowadays.once I saw the usual sacrifice of agidi,eggs and palmoil while driving through ikoyi link bridge from obalende. Some few hours later while driving through the same spot I noticed the sacrifice has disappeared

Na so I conclude say ikoyi gods na aje butter dem be.most likely dem see the ebo vex say no be chicken and chips.na so dem pick phone call dia brother for iyana oworo make im come claim am.

Midehi:
Guys, can you be bold to enter and see the drama and God's work in a labour room, can you go in there with your wife?


Pls, say your mind and be truthful about it.

Ladies, how will you feel if your man should be with you in labour room..

That is not a difficult task.I was with my wife when she went into labour.God bless women o.it was an action movie.The pains wey dem dey go through no be small thing.one moment she is asking me to hold her and the next moment she is shouting I should let go and get out.

As an engineer who has witnessed so much in life my mind strong pass steel.I held her hands in the labour room during delivery and encouraged her to push while I mopped the sweat from her forehead and I really pitied her.The midwife kept on telling her when to push and to prevent her from having tears she had to use their surgical scissors to cut her womanliness twice.Out of curiosity I watched and I said so I don dey become surgeon today.when the baby's head was about coming out the midwife asked me to encourage my wife to give one last push.na so I say baby please push and I move go see how the baby was coming out.the head all covered with blood and me I no even recognize wetin dey come out as I wonder weda na black stone covered with blood.it was actually his hair and the little head came out while the midwife turned the head slowly,the shoulder,limbs and other parts came out and I saw a little baby.

Alas I heard the scream as my little boy inhaled his first breathe of air for my complicated country and I hugged my wife and knelt down to thank Baba for giving us the gift of life.I waited for him to be cleaned up and the midwife said the baby has to be fed. Na im I say lai lai make una let me hold my son.

I carried my heir ,knelt down and prophesied into his life and raised him up to God and gave thanks to the father for giving me a son whose future will be brighter than mine.Then I handed him to his mum so that he can feel the warmth of the great woman who carried him in her womb for nine months .He weighed 4.0kg

Na so I hand am over to nurse make dem give am baby milk while I called family members and friends to break the good news .

I was still in the labour room while the placenta came out and her womanliness was stitched.I escorted the placenta to the toilet and flushed it.I remember say Chinese people dey chop am.

Though I was told a man fainted in that same labour room even before his wife delivered and the nurses kept on wondering how I kept my nerves.

If u no get liver u no fit witness am.I am looking forward to my wife's next delivery. As usual I will be in that labour room with her. I am from the heart beat of the nation.my liver dey kampe.

bushdoc9919:


See my original statement...it has been modified.

The problem is that power supply in Nigeria is not working.If it was working...we would have been paying less.

Doc its not just about nigeria. These telecom firms rip us off consistently with their rates. The excuse of power supply is tenable but the truth is they carry out their surveys before investing in any country considering all pros and cons.What about a country like Ghana that has power supply that is more stable than Nigeria.In Ghana the rates are high as well. Believe me doc these telcos make enough profit.We the subscribers absorb the effect.