NewStats: 3,263,984 , 8,182,149 topics. Date: Monday, 09 June 2025 at 07:34 AM 6ie3f

men talking

Txlonghorn:

I think it's 50/50 it's just that we guys ain't as smart as the ladies, we always getting caught.

yeah is 50/50

hmmmm! i feel u, but dont worry! is jt the matter of time things will be the way they use to be. I known she also love u very much dat why she is doing all this, she is also feeling the same way u're feeling, so jt give her more time she'll come over it

tanks and Amen to that

see guys jt 4get this job, their is nting good abt it! yes we are looking 4 job bt please becarefull

DareCare:

Hello guys,

I was sent an Aptitude test/Interview mail on Monday tru this e-mail addy  "[email protected]" (look strange) it's on the 9th Sept. in Edo state.
Has any Nairaland in Edo got this mail? please post a reply if you know anything abut this.

can anybody, especially around Sapele road, Edo  State confirm this. Thank you in anticipation

I was also invited with the same mail address same day 4 this same Aptitude test and Interview bt in Edo

that's serious!

tanks girl

tanks

hmmm, what a good idea

God bless you, tanks

ladepo tanks nting more to say but tanks a thousandtimes

tanks dear

Seun:

Exam malpractices have become pervasive in our society. It has been reported that Nigerian students routinely cheat during national exams at all levels - Primary School Leaving Certificate, JSCE, SSCE and JAMB - and even during regular tests and exams in their various schools. A drastic solution is required.

I hereby propose the use of the death sentence on Nigerian students accused of exam malpractices.

The death sentence has been used with great success against armed robbers in our country, and it has even been suggested for drug pushers and corrupt politicians. I say we wipe out these corrupt elements before they grow up to become robbers, politicians, or drug pushers. If a primary school student is caught cheating, she should pay with her life. If they are not too young to cheat, they are not too young to die.

Some may say that his is too harsh, but I say it's too lenient, because Nigeria is more important than the life of any individual. Not only must we put students to death when they are accused of exam malpractices, we must extend harsh punishment to their collaborators including parents, teachers, exam officials, and friends.

Most importantly, we must make it illegal for any Nigerian to protest against this law once adopted. Harsh laws are what we need to turn this country around, because cheaters don't deserve human rights. They deserve death.

Hu Seun!! do you really mean what you are saying?

love hospital! i hope it will work

hmmmmmmmmmm

hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

Afeni:

deoyel25, I hope you are not spending money on her. Because if you are, what are really spending money on?

and wat do u mean by dat

Yes is possible Love, hmmmmmmm, can happen any where.

kimba:

@glodave
U said it all girl.

how xplain more please