Yes, I will, as long as I like/love her. I love children too, so I see us potentially bonding over shared love for her child.

divinehand2003:
So surprised we aren't no:1

Same here

Don't fight it, this is who we are.

An0nimus:


I jus read here that Iheanacho never acknwoledges who gives him an assist. Come to think of it, that's true and is selfish of him.

That's not good enough on his part.

An0nimus:


But Iheanacho didn't really celebrate today like when he ran to the corner flag the last time. After he scored the first he ran towards the centre and raised his hands to the sky before a City player came to him. He still has some growing up to do though

Yeah, he has some growing up to do. Funny enough, it's even a bad habit to be celebrating his goal(s) when his team is losing. It passes the wrong message to his teammates that it's all about him and less about the team. Meaning he's cool with scoring whether the team wins or loses.

ireneony:
do you know as a black person you have to work twice as hard than your white colleagues to get noticed?

Okay? I think your attention is needed in romance section. You're not making any sense as far as this thread is concerned.

Because they were losing. When Iheanacho gets experienced enough, he will know you don't celebrate every goal. How can your team be losing and you score and expect experienced professionals to run and celebrate with you when they are not happy that they're still losing?

RoyalPriesthuud:
"He's one of the most upright officers of the Nigerian Army" That is only going to make me love him more

That is not in question, but the world has evolved. You can't even br rigid anymore, and Buhari hasn't adapted. Same old, same old.

I'm not asking you not to love Buhari, it's not my business whether you do or don't.

Seems Buhari hasn't changed after all

This was by Theophilus Danjuma on why he didn't think Buhari would be good in a political office as a soldier.

Still holds true till this day.

Reuben Abati never fails to deliver. It was a beautiful piece.

Banky W and Peter Okoye. Who are those? Red Cross officials?

Meanwhile, hope is irrational.

If Shekarau runs for President in 2019, i'll vote for him. Showed in 2011 that he understands a lot of Nigeria's problems and gave good ideas on solving them.m

Buhari be thinking 'I remember when we were involved in that July 1966 coup, and we were killing igbo soldiers. Who could have known Abacha would grow to be Head of State?'

Op, football is not entertainment to some of us, it's way more than that. So please, don't ever put it on the same pedestal with Telemundo and Zeeworld.

Football is my religion...the only sport that mirrors society and teaches you the hard way.

Mariamoyiza:
abi so which one are you introvert or extrovert

I'm just me abeg, I don't like all these 'tags'

Adaobi12:
Op, Are you dating without sex?
have you dated with sex?
if the answer is no, you have no right to spew such trash. the girls don't Bleep themselves.

!!!!!!!!

Mariamoyiza:
Now all the guys would be claiming to be an introvert

Lol, I was going to type this.

olihilistic:
so Kanye West is an introvert ?

He is, actually, and shy too.

If adhered to, it will be very good. Never agreed with the rationale behind demanding police reports before patients suffering from gunshot wounds can be given treatment.

Nkemtreasure:
If the Minister of finance and CBN Gov are there, what about Minister of defense, IG, CDS, NSA, DG SSS etc? Its not a security meeting. they want to share EXCESS CRUDE money. QED

Whoever wrote the article is trying to be smart by half. There's no security meeting without those security officers you mentioned.

Abagworo:


Its easy to increase the salary but it will make no economic sense as the 56k will end up being equivalent of 10k today as a result of resultant inflation.

Is it the same amount you bought stuff in 2011 that you're buying them now?

My point, there will always be inflation. Prices always go up and never come down. Why should salaries stay down perpetually for the fear of prices pushing up further?

kuuljay:
they have been killing since time immemorial, they have driven the tiv farmers out of taraba with wanton killings and the truth is these guys don't kill randomly it's always a revenge mission I live in enugu and prior to the attack we had been hearing of fulanis planning to attack like a month ago so what did the chief security officer of the state do? Am not saying buhari is not to blame but how come nobody is asking the governor, yesterday there was an unrest in kwara and the governor declared curfew and drafted soldiers to the area.

I agree state governors should be doing more, traditional rulers too. But then, you forget that by protocol, the police and the army are federal institutions who don't take orders from governors.

Hope we get to the point where we have state and community policing. It is becoming necessary.

I'm in full support, and in fact, it should be more than 56,000. How much can someone who earns 18,000 do with that wage? Can he comfortably afford a flight from Lagos to Abuja if he wanted to?

How to get the money to pay? Simple. Cut percentages from the allowances of political office holders. If we have the money to pay them bogus amounts, we surely do have the money to pay at least 56k.

The common man deserves some luxury as well

If you love conspiracy theories, then maybe you'd think the fulani herdsmen are members of boko haram.

However, if you go back in time, the herdsmen didn't start killing this year. They've gone about it for years, but they've not been this daring. In addition, the media just woke up to their responsibility, cause they hardly reported any of their atrocities.

Fulani herdsmen are different from boko haram in my opinion, but should be classified by the Nigerian government as a terrorist organisation nonetheless.

The amount of emotional sentiment on this thread is incredible. No wonder this government has been so successful in deceiving a lot of you with its propaganda.

Ali Ndume just laid down the process of removing a senator as provided by the law and 80% of you think he's spitting nonsense. Lends more credence to those who think Saraki is really being persecuted.

I wish we'd analyse purely without sentiment on here.

I'd look at the title of the book, the author and go and order my own copy. Afterwards, I'll read it in the privacy of my room. C'est simple

Aha!!

Let me just slow down and lie on my board to observe things here for a while.

Op, abeg, picture of the list...before I say anything.

I stopped reading when I got to the part where you said Fashola is a visionary leader.

He is not...we will all find out soon enough, cause no visionary leader has policies that are all elitist.

Waiting for everyone to claim 'this is so like me...'. Everybody will turn introvert now. Just watch

There's something about this Ooni. He's too out there. Almost like he thinks he's in a celebrity position. Anyway, he's young and he will learn.

I hope he has someone to remind him he's in a position for elders, and he has to do everything humanly possible to guard it and not bring it to disrepute.

JohnNgene:
My brothers, floreat o!

I'm a Hyde-J boy, 3F, '06 set. Used to be known as J:Rock in dorm. Inviting Nastyd, Surfboard etc. Make una come rack o! Lol.

It's unfair to say KC died after S.I. Balogun's era. What about S.M. Onoja (OON)? Onoja rejuvinated KC I swear. He was a great PKC. So great and passionate, he was made an honorary KCOB.

That's me in the beads standing beside him at the 2009 centinary celebration.

J-Rock!!!!!! Obinwa is here with me and he remembers you vividly. Good to meet you again bro.