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trium: 11:04pm On Jan 10
I think we should now conduct a population census.
trium: 7:56pm On Jan 10
EmperorCaesar:
cheesy

The issue with women is that, even they dont know the level of evil they are capable of doing till the thing sup and na wetin make dem dangerous be that

I can bet Kim Kardashian's irregular butt, that even this woman never knew she's as horrible and dangerous as this


Just imagine our world if women had the physical edge over men. Dem dey second fiddle still dey show us shege like this
You are right. This is how cats are.

trium: 7:48pm On Jan 10
nwirinedu:
Just because a car is driverless doesnt mean you should close your eyes and loose your senses when it it. Tesla autopilot had many issues caused collisions and death because drivers foolishly trusted the vehicles.

Learn from the owner of Tesla, he never allows his vehicle do the driving, he always takes the wheels.


You are correct. Never take real life lessons from a salesman

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=55jYthD1Wo4
trium: 7:06pm On Jan 10
ednut1:
Na soso abroad people dem dey chose as kings hmmm. From Soun to oluwo to this guy.

I don't think this is new. If I correctly, in most African culture, they will call you back home no matter where you are on earth. There is even African magic for bringing you back home.

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trium: 7:05pm On Jan 10
doggedfighter:
Will he fill the palace with wives ?



He should stick with this beautiful woman.


And not bring women that attract the likes of Portable.šŸ˜

He doesn't bleach that's a good thing.
If Akeem is anything to go by, he has 3 more to strike at least. He can hide under religion and culture. Man of culture wink

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trium: 6:47pm On Jan 10
I think they have a general rulebook and she is keeping to it. That's how that one kept a long hair that could have killed her and she was confidently parading the streets with her ignorance.

I am not a nurse but common sense can tell you why long hair and hospitals are not friendly to each other.

GistMedia0:

The student, who returned with a festive, bold hairstyle, was met with the lecturer's decision to cut her hair, as long braids are reportedly against the school's code of conduct. According to the institution’s rules, students are not supposed to resume with such elaborate hairstyles, particularly when it may pose hygiene and safety concerns in a clinical setting.

There's no need for capping. end of topic

Nurse caps were wornĀ to keep hair out of a nurse's face, to limit the spread of germs, and to show that the wearer was a nurse.Ā 

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trium: 6:34pm On Jan 10
Godspeed ke?

I wrote sickness before then I ed how people use that word. Coming from a judge, that's rich! Case dismissed.
trium: 6:23pm On Jan 10
michroskrve:
This is the youth blaming Tinubu for dem personal failures. Ask them what do they do you will be hearing
1. Content creator
2. Activist
3. Human rights fighter
4. Internet counsellings
5. And other Rubbish.
They produced nothing

I disagree. Media is a great tool to use, it is how the owners channel it that will channel their minds. Our mods here don't know the power they have, they keep pushing entertainment and distractions to FP. If they want to change the orientation of Nigerians in 60 days, they can do it. The other side where youths are doing well are there but bad news spreads faster.
trium: 6:21pm On Jan 10
Why is this on FP?
trium: 6:07pm On Jan 10
Nemesis0147:
likešŸ˜‚

I ed when I used my dad campaign posters to do this rubbish…the worst part was that I was sharing it to my classmates

The day my father found out….omor
Story for another day šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚

Please tell this story cool
trium: 5:45pm On Jan 10
GanagiBitrus:
This should encourage more of our ex-internationals to go for coaching training.

School na scam

They'll find out the hard way
trium: 4:38pm On Jan 10
goslowgoslow:

Mr Trium always read well, comprehend and follow the thread before jumping into comments.
If you follow my comments
I read well and I deliberately quoted your post but it's okay, you are right. Let's focus on topic. Sorry sir.
trium: 2:00pm On Jan 10
brain54:
Bros are you kidding me right now...?

This thing Nigerian kids have been doing since 19 gbelele.

We used old newspaper and calendar wrappers. So this is a new innovation in south Africa?

Wow...!

Brings back memories.
trium: 1:57pm On Jan 10
goslowgoslow:


Of course I might not be your mate I was born in the 60's.

The same way you called OP a kid because he probably doesn't know about NITEL pay phone is the same way you too probably doesn't know about land lines so you are also a kid to someone like me! Like come in phases if you don't get my explanation and you call it hatred that is your business!

Can we please leave the age debate? We were all born at a certain time and no one should be ashamed of anyone's age.
"I no be your mate"
So what? You are likely to become an ancestor faster than the Person you are showing off to. What I wanted to respond to before the digression is Mulitlinks. I was looking for a clip f Levi hosting the show on NTA

trium: 1:36pm On Jan 10
charles614:
Nokia, Trium, Samsung and Sagem

trium: 1:33pm On Jan 10
hartson:
I relate back then when you will buy recharge card from mtn for a certain amount then load it ironically it expires within 7 days after loading irrespective of whether the airtime finish or not before the 7 days.
Then eventual introduction of mid night call where you load N100 in the morning wait until 12a.m to start making calls until 4.30am.A whole lot happened during that mid night Era. Someone I know lost his job cos he sleeps during work hours after a long mid night call with his girl friend each day

We can't thank Glo enough for the PSB change they brought while MTN scammed us.

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trium: 1:31pm On Jan 10
uuzba:

The first pic is from the 60s/70s. They used coins to operate the phones.

The second pic is for the phonebooths released in the mid 90s.
Our kobo was useless by then, so we used a smartcard thing.
You buy credit from NITEL office then insert the card into the phone and talk fast.

The 3rd Pic. I was not aware of that. Maybe early 2000s.
I left Nigeria then, and when I returned there was nothing like public phone again.


This is where and when

These photos, taken on 25th November, 2019, show a Nigerian Telecommunications Limited (NITEL) phone booth taken over by series of flash posters as it rots away in Abuja, Nigeria’s capital. Photos: Sodiq Adelakun/ChannelsTV
trium: 12:19pm On Jan 10
This is the picture you are looking for

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trium: 5:27pm On Jan 09
I just posted something about the other Davido story where his child was pictured in front of a private jet wink

trium:
Viewers discretion advised cool

It's all part of showbiz

What you don't know, you can't attack

What you want people to know about, be ready to defend
When creditors see their debtors affording a lifestyle more expensive than their debt, they will get angry that the debtor is taking them for a fool.

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trium: 5:21pm On Jan 09
It should be the Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi meets President Tinubu or
Presient Tinubu receives/hosts the Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi
.

Both offices are not equal in international diplomacy. Show some respect to the office of the President. It's the office, not the person there now.

Edit to educate the journalists and others


This is because in diplomatic language, when a head of state (like President Tinubu) meets with a foreign official (like China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi), it is typically stated that the head of state "receives" or "hosts" the official.

The reason you would not say "Chinese Foreign Minister meets President Tinubu" is that "meeting" typically refers to an interaction between two parties of equal rank, whereas in this case, the head of state is the senior figure in the diplomatic encounter.

For more clarity, official press releases and diplomatic reports often phrase such events as:

"The President of Nigeria received the Chinese Foreign Minister..."

"President Tinubu hosted the Chinese Foreign Minister for talks..."


This follows diplomatic protocol where the senior official (head of state) is the one who receives or hosts.

Example from a recent press release:

The Nigerian Ministry of Foreign Affairs or similar governmental sources would likely phrase it as "President Tinubu received [or hosted] Foreign Minister Wang Yi," or sometimes "met with" when it's a more casual diplomatic encounter.

Check the US protocol guide. naptu2 can give you the ones from Nigeria source, I don't have that time for now

Receiving Lines

The most traditional receiving line consists of the host, the guest of honor, the partner or co-host of the host, and the partner of the guest of honor, in that order.Ā  One person from the host’s staff typically facilitates the order and gives instructions to the guest (i.e., please give your name and your spouse’s name upon greeting the host).Ā  The direction that guests enter into the receiving line can vary, but the host should be the first person to receive the guests, followed by the guest of honor.Ā  Announce cards, used in place of nametags, can be used to assist the host in identifying guests.Ā  Depending on the event, a photographer may be requested for candid or posed photos, at the determination of the host.

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trium: 5:15pm On Jan 09
You were wrong and should apologize. They are human beings like you and they can lose their jobs if they release information to the wrong holder. So before you judge them, ask yourself, is this the way I will like to be addressed if I were on the other side? If you didn't know the answer to a question, you could have just said "I don't know".

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trium: 4:55pm On Jan 09
harakiri:
Where in reside in lag (amuwo odofin area to be precise), the place is over run by a high influx of hotels/resorts.If you are opportuned to have a one-on-one discussion with the managers of these hotels concerning the women that come there, they will outrightly tell you that most of the women that lodge there with guys are MARRIED! And they usually come during the daytime when their husbands believe they are either at their place of business or shopping for household needs. They book short time, do the big nasty and are back home in a couple of hours without anyone knowing anything. Funny thing is, a lot of these women are married to loving/caring and faithful husbands (why do bad things happen to good guys? ? ? lol)

You won't see these women boasting about their escapades.It's guys who do that and that's why it seems guys are the worst culprits. If a man cheats, who does he do it with?Is it not with a woman? A lot of people who patronize hotels are married and it's usually a married man VS a married woman OR a single man VS a married woman.


Women are smart enough to know where to play away games. Men are careless and boastful as you said. How many times have you heard women saying that the cheating husband brought the mistress to their matrimonial bed?

I disagree with you only on 1 area. Don't judge by a single story. When you said the husbands are faithful, that is what you assume. I don't want to justify fornication or cheating but the human body is complex and men don't like to go for therapy or correction by someone who can help their family. They like to play Oga and the woman will just solve her problem the best way she can since the man no wan gree say him de get fault.

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trium: 4:53pm On Jan 09
The cheaters

trium: 1:29pm On Jan 09
Kobicove:
Are they indirectly saying that he is broke already?

I this guy, he was one of the best free kick takers of his generation cheesy

Power shots! Trademark style of moving backwards before shooting. Love him in games. Legend. He wa bold for a defender. I don't think we have seen any other defender reaching his attacking height since then.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WLgMRyRjVrI

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trium: 12:27pm On Jan 09
lailo:

Jonathan is a coward bcs the protest that came up doing his time was sponsored by oppositions. He gave in to them and chicken out like a coward. Same thing happened to Tinubu, the protest was sponsored by oppositions, he knew it and quelled it, nipped it in the bud. That's the difference. Where are those people inviting Russia again? His own was even more brutal having international undertone compare to ordinary Ojota protest that consumed the coward u called a president.

I know you choose to be cynical but let's leave it as it is. Arab spring was around that period and both local and international sponsors could cripple the Jonathan government. Or is it the enemies within who worked for their own selfish interests? Or what did the Governors do about NOI's advice to save foreign reserves? You don't just analyse topics without contexts, that will be mischief. There is no need to keep justifying what should not be. Time is a good revealer of things.

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trium: 12:03pm On Jan 09
lailo:

You are still getting it wrong. Whatever he wrote there. Bola Tinubu then, was a follower just like all other Nigerians, Goodluck Jonathan was our leader. Jonathan was supposed to show us the way, Tinubu should not be held responsible for his failures, Tinubu was also just a common follower and wailer back then. Jonathan carries the blame for abandoning his good policies just bcs of political expediencies. Now Tinubu is the Leader and he is showing capacity to lead even in tough decisions irrespective of his political fortune. That's a Leader. Why didn't Tinubu also chicken out despite all the hunger protests nationwide? That's the difference. There is a saying that when u solve one problem, u will create another one. His own solutions to Nigeria's perennial problems will not come without another problem. He will eventually set the prosperity way for the country. The end justifies the means. undecided

I will reply you in Asiwaju, Leader of the Progressives words back then;


Nigeria in Jonathan is confronted with a government ā€œon top of the peopleā€ rather than a ā€œgovernment for the peopleā€. It is as if Jonathan has turned from president to pharaoh and has decreed that the people make bricks without straw. What manner of leader has he become? I don’t know. However, there is only one just way out of this distress. Government must modify the sudden and complete removal of the subsidy. Either we restore the subsidy or use the funds for other social purposes. If we are to use the funds for other programs, those programs shall be placed on parallel track with the subsidy. As more of these programs are ready to go on line, then the subsidy can be lifted in phases. In this way, the public is assured government will not lower its total expenditure on their behalf, thus maintaining the spirit central to the social contract. Fuel price increases will be moderated so as not to cause extreme economic distress. And the people will see and feel the benefit of the alternative programs at the same time of the cost increases, thus further blunting the adverse impact of those increases. Until this change occurs, the people must remain vigilant or else we will sink under the weight of what the federal government has done.

Signed: Asiwaju Tinubu, January 8, 2012.

Go and google the meaning of Asiwaju. 'Follower' indeed.

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trium: 10:24am On Jan 09
lailo:

A good leader is the one who knows the way and determines to lead people through it, irrespective of the challenges. Succumbing to whims and caprices of your followers (people who your are supposed to show the way) is a sign of weakness and lack of direction. The end justifies the means. The road to freedom can never be smooth and followers are bound to complain. A good leader who knows the way will never compromise at the murmuring of people who are meant to follow him. The end will justify the means. Moses in the bible, and other world reformers have all gone through what Bola Ahmed Tinubu is going through, he will deliver just like them. We the majority understand with him and are not in hurry. The minority can always have their wailing, we understand. The next election will prove him wrong or right. undecided
Go and read Bola Tinubu's open letter to Jonathan back then, then come reply me sir. It's available on the internet, please don't reply unless you read what Tinubu advised for reforms in 2012.

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trium: 10:14am On Jan 09
Viewers discretion advised cool

It's all part of showbiz

What you don't know, you can't attack

What you want people to know about, be ready to defend

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trium: 10:04am On Jan 09
seguntijan:
Yesterday, I read a story about Ghana’s first president, Dr. Kwame Nkrumah, and how he was overthrown.

When it happened, people in the streets of Accra were celebrating.

But Nkrumah, watching from the side, didn’t understand.

Let me know your thoughts. It's a tricky question, and every leader faces this challenge.

How do you think Nkrumah could have handled this better?
Leaders must strike a balance between the two. Basic needs must take priority. Leaders are elected based on the manifesto they campaigned on. Manifesto must have phrases of immediate priorities & long-term priorities.
Do you know PDP had the subsidy removal in their manifesto and ACN was aware? Please tell me another thing sir. I did not make this up. Watch the full video here

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aFqadtGRQgw

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trium: 9:52am On Jan 09
lailo:

Jonathan was the president of Federal Republic of Nigeria same as Tinubu today. Same policy but one chicken out like coward and priotized reelection over necessity. Jonathan also had choice to stick to his guns just like Tinubu but he chickened out. Should i, or Tinubu or other Nigerians who protested be blamed for his cowardice? Or u people don't have brain ni? Abeg shift undecided
What you want is militocracy, not democracy. You want a dictator who doesn't care whose ox is gored. One who lacks empathy and will not carry his people along because he is making the best decision for them. One who thinks he owes them no ability and is a god. I was a critic of Jonathan too but there's nothing he did that these guys have not done worse and that's the biggest sign of hypocrisy and cowardice, not bravery. The gentleman was even courageous enough to host townhalls on the subsidy debate, and I Jonathan was told to fix the refineries. The ACN propaganda machine was so strong, they seized the opportunity to destroy dialogue and progress of the nation for their own selfish benefits. Those are not heroes to me, they are liars.

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trium: 9:39am On Jan 09
lailo:

Jonathan was the president of Federal Republic of Nigeria same as Tinubu today. Same policy but one chicken out like coward and priotized reelection over necessity. Jonathan also had choice to stick to his guns just like Tinubu but he chickened out. Should i, or Tinubu or other Nigerians who protested be blamed for his cowardice? Or u people don't have brain ni? Abeg shift undecided

You either are being deliberately mischievous or naive to forget that the subsidy protest nationwide could have crippled Jonathan's government at that time. APC threatened the government, called for NASS and NLC to keep fighting. People abused Jonathan and called him evil. Tinubu is not sticking to any guns, the people were just manipulated and are now weary


Throwback: ACN Rejects Fuel Subsidy Removal, Asks NASS, NLC To Protest - Politics - Nairaland
https://nairaland.unblockandhide.com/6106257/throwback-acn-rejects-fuel-subsidy

Didn't Fayemi it that the subsidy protest was mere politics?


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UW1CjiBM4rs

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