NewStats: 3,263,128 , 8,179,202 topics. Date: Wednesday, 04 June 2025 at 07:18 PM 94d4n

What did she say? Let someone help out

Who is Fubara's tailor?

rinzaugustine:
If our electoral system and judiciary are working like a decent country, would they be visiting Tinubu?

Which country is decent?

autoez:
That's unfortunate. Instead of taking its life, moving it to a more suitable habitat away from the farm might have been a better solution.

See oyibo manooo! Abeg, do the pepper soup and don't forget to invite me to tap from your grace

rinzaugustine:
Very wrong assumption from your imagination. I have never heard of any hotel in Enugu complain of lack of water Enugu because even though the city limits of Enugu is hard to dig out water ( bore hole costs more than 10m) but neighboring surburbs like nightmile, Nike, Oji river that’s few kilometers away have water so not an issue in Enugu so I don’t know where you got the baseless assumptions from maybe you probably can’t afford to sleep in a hotel in Enugu

Water is an issue in Enugu. Stop denying the obvious. I am from there. What is 10m to government if it sees water as a priority.

madridguy:
Why not just keep Lagos out of your mouth for once? Na must to always compare everything with Lagos? When una start producing movie self ?

MoneyMan5:
The main problem if you are still unmarried at the age of 30 plus as a woman is so many men will just be running away from you once they find out you are already over 30 plus even if your behavior and conduct is good, many will just assume you have a problem because you are still unmarried at 30 plus, I'm not talking about just any type of men I mean the men of the standard you set and calibre you desire that make you to wait till you are 30 plus but because you are now 30 plus most of them won't find you attractive for marriage because you are now 30 plus and old to them, when they have so many options of younger and more beautiful women.

So if a woman is really interested in marriage the clock is ticking tick tock and 20 plus is where all the options lays, it is still possible after 30 plus but the odd is moderate and continue to get low unless you are ready to settle for whatever you can get as the time goes.

Those ones marrying 20 plus, how fare?

DeltaBachelor:
Chai.....and the both of them still get their parents alive o. Wonderfulment !


May be their parents want to live long enough to carry their great, great, grandchildren abi how else can one explain this stupidity ? Person never fit cater for him sef, he dey rush go marry. Don't get me wrong, it is good to start early o, unlike moi who is old and still single, but at least " learn the ropes " first. Know how to drive Bicycle before you mount Okada. Know how to dive Okada before you pilot Keke Napep.

This guy still has a lot to do before marriage, unless there is something they are not letting us know, like a terminal illness or something like Sickle cell which may cut off ones life abruptly, OR MAYBE AN ONLY SON/CHILD SHA

25 years is young for a guy but still good. 20 is young for a lady/girl but still okay. These kids I am seeing look like they just clocked 18/16 for the guy/girl. I may be wrong sha, because looks can be deceptive.


HML to them o ! Wishing them surplus wealth and enough kids. Because I dey see say them go breed like rabbits for this marriage

leave them. Some of our mothers married at the age below theirs and they did not fail. If marriage is by age, why the increase in divorce in recent time people marry at age of 28 and 39?

kettykin:
Eastern governors please step up the game and roll out solar-powered infrastructure and solar-powered electricity that will charge electric buses in the east, let's show Nigeria that we are light years ahead of them , with or without Biafra we will still outpace them without glitches.


Roll out solar-powered infrastructure now. Deploy EV charging grids and solar electricity systems across our cities. Let electric buses glide through our streets while the rest of the country gasps under fuel scarcity and economic myopia.

Let Nigeria watch in disbelief as we build an energy revolution from the ground up—with or without Biafra. We’re not waiting for secession to excel. We will overtake them on every front—tech, innovation, sustainability—without permission, without apology, without delay.

I am not—and will never be—a fan of "sit-at-home." It is retrogressive. It is intellectually bankrupt. It’s a leash disguised as resistance.

Our rebellion must be brilliance. Let us weaponize knowledge. Build research hubs. Establish production centres exporting to the world. Fund startups that don’t just compete with Silicon Valley—they humiliate it.

If we must disrupt, let it be with innovation, not idleness.

It has been long you visited east

Junk journalist

yang:
Wikes new quarrel is with his Yesterday best friend and G5 Makinde

The sooner they suspend this man for blatant anti party activities the better for PDP

A member who is glaring trying to pull a political party down and the political party is still holding meetings with him and g agreements

If PDP cannot discipline Wike, then they should never win any election in Nigeria again, they should just dissolve that party as it is a source of fraudulent politicians gaining power and decamping thereby betraying the electorate while the party that should discipline its elected and reiterate its governance program looks the other way

Deal with the message and not the messager

ElevationD:


Mr. Bum Looker.

It is not your business looking at her bum. The bum belongs to her, just like that your tiny bum. It is her life. She wore her own tros, purchased with her money. She’s living her life the way she likes it. Live your own You have no business being a judge in her life. When you get to her age, if you like cover yourself completely with wrapper. If you focus on where you are going, you will not see the bums of women of either that age or any other age.

Elder doesn't look the other way when immoral behaviour is being encouraged. I thank God that in your earlier post you acknowledged the fact that in abroad such dressing is for superstars and the last time I checked, she is not a superstar. Even where you claimed is liberal in dressing, they still maintain some level of dress code. If she is your mum, advise her properly

ElevationD:


Why do you wear shirts and tros, suits, etc? Are you Oyibo? Must you copy them? Why not tie leaves around your waist as was the practice in those days? Why use that phone in your hand? Are you Oyibo? Why not dance to Apala or Juju beats only? Are you Oyibo? Must you copy Oyibo? Why not live in mud houses? Are you Oyibo? Wait until you get to that age to know whether your comment made sense.

For your mind, you have made a lot of sense. Nobody is against her wearing tros but wearing the one that exposed her bum at her age is the issue here.

ElevationD:
But you see Oyibo superstars dressed in that manner at 80 and no complain? What’s wrong about her dressing. What was the person who took the image of her backside looking for? And by the way, who says a woman at 50 is old?

Is she oyibo? Must she copy whatever oyibo do? Why should she dress like that at her age?

Holluwhakemmy:
with her swollen eyes what other evidence are you looking for?

I was thought "do anyhow, see anyhow". Is just to find out if she did anyhow.

Congratulations to her if the man na im papa

Sorry what happened to you. We have heard from you. Let the man tell his own side of the story so that we can judgement in our court. Failure to do this will mean that all what the lady said is true.

When we tell them that 50% of those on dreadlocks in Nigeria are criminals, they will call for our head

Nigerians have never been holy,

Our junk journalist has frame the story to elicit pity for the woman as usual. In a world where men have become endangered species, what do you expect? No effort was made to get the man's side of the story before publishing. Men sorrrrrry

Socratiz:
This can only happen in America

No African leader will ever release details of his sickness.

In fact, they make it a crime if anyone mentions that a 95 year old president has headache.

Which country is he leading?

CorrectionFLuid:


People like you are why countries don't rise above impunity and negligence to the rule of law.

So which law gives the army the right to manhandle someone because someone else talked.

We should be holding our officials to the rule of law, not to petty sentiments and bigotry like you just did.

Where is the manhandling? Once Nigerian security agents are mentioned your prick will erect. Don't they have the right to Stop a car they are not comfortable with? Why did the woman act like that?

IbrahimSola:


What is the problem with Nigerians ing their oppressors? See, these officers can only do this to Christians going to church on a Sunday morning because they know that their fellow Christians will not them. They can't try it with Moslems going to mosque on Friday.

Why are we blaming the woman? Diss they break traffic rules? Are they road safety officers? Why should Operation Sweep flag down and double cross a family going to church on Sunday morning?

Meanwhile if they see the real criminals in tinted cars blowing siren, they would give them salute, meanwhile those are the real enemies, the real criminals. The ones blowing siren in tinted jeeps. They're the ones looting us dry.

Nigerians will always their oppressors and later turn back to wonder why the country is getting worse by the day. Shame.

And you think you have sense?

prinzedy:
While the woman's running mouth caused the assault on the husband, she and her husband are within their rights (fundamental human rights and freedom of expression). They should get a good lawyer to the sue the nigerian army. I swear with this video evidence, them go hammer and there's a high possibility those officers will be sanctioned.

Eyaa! From the video, what happened between the army and the family? Police has every right to stop any vehicle they are not comfortable with. Irrespective of the deficiencies of these security agencies, Nigerian should learn to respect the people who put themselves on the line to protect them.

Odidigboigbo:
I don't believe this report, where is UNN? How on earth would FUTO be in the list and UNN is missing? If I have not been to any other Universities in the list, at least I can speak on FUTO and UNN; I schooled in both. FUTO is not up to 1/3 of UNN, Nsukka by land mass.

Imagine the nonsense he has written. I just pity someone who will use this write-up as a research material.

RenaissanceGuy:
Natasha never said Akpabio attempted to rąpe her. It was a case of "He knows I'm arrried, but still asking me to date him". So I wonder what the Sandra lady and Regina are on about.
It's just a game of who can outwit the other through propaganda and bribery and hard lies.

You are the one trying to twist the narrative to favour her. What you said has never been the bone of contention

Women speaking for themselves and for the men while the men remain docile in order not to be seen as "not gentle" by women. Once a woman comes up with sexual harassment allegation against any man no matter how frivolous, the men will be the first to prosecute and sentence him in the court of the social media while if is the other way, they will all lose their voices. A woman was accuse of sexual harassing her maid who is even a minor in Bauchi state recently and nothing much has been heard about it with many making jest of it. The case of Chidimma Ojukwu is still there while that of Osinachi's husband has been concluded. Nobody is in of sexual harassment and gender based violence but what am saying is that the attention they receive when perpetrated by any of the genders should be the same. What is good for the goose is also good for the gander.

Who is she?

tiswell:
prosecuted for what reason exactly?
How many people did they kpai like the terrorists up north who are usually rehabilitatated and conscripted into the national security forces,and set some free into the society

If they invite you for more clarification and evidence now, you start crying.

Celestialsword:
keep arresting yahoo boys can never solve the problem.New ones wiil still come to replace them.

The Nigeria system is designed in chasing shadows, not putting permanent solution to a problem but temporary solutions.


It seems these exist to feed the state, hence permanent solutions has never been created

If you cut the branches of a tree,it won't kill it but when you cut the root of the tree,it will die.

These are some of the solutions to stop or reduce crime in any society

1.creation of jobs(this is very critical as an idle hands is the devils workshop)

2.creating an enabling environment to do business.

3.create a functional welfare scheme for Nigerian youths especially those from ages 18 to 30.

4. Primary Education should be made free and secondary education upto tertiary education should be subsidized.

Akuko.

sreamsense:

If you have just only one successful legally pulpit bandit like them, you would have been liberated from your generational and inherited poverty that make you wail uncontrollably online for anything pastor or church matters

I don't pray for such in my family. Thieving in the name of God should be condemned in a strongest term. I will rather die in poverty than to get involved in thiefery using God's name. To you, even a kidnapper is successful once ransom is paid to him.

Babangidapikin:
You can't force a retraction, if she claims she has evidence.. rather you reach a settlement.

If she is sued and the judgement didn't favour her, you will begin your usual style of calling the judiciary corrupt.