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 babtoundey(m): 3:06pm On Jun 03 |
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I was house hunting months ago. Ill-fortune nearly pushed me into the net of a terrible landlord. After all negotiations had been cleared and payment was at the verge of being made, the landlord threw in a weird condition that I must on no circumstance entertain visitors on Fridays and during weekends and that no sleep-over visitors must pay me visit. Omo, my weak was weak. 13 Likes |
| babtoundey(m): 10:59am On Jun 01 |
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Leaking question is the handiwork of WAEC officials. I saw Literature question hours before the scheduled time for the exam to start. School owners, parents and some greedy examiners have made examination a huge joke in the country.
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| babtoundey(m): 7:17am On Jun 01 |
Newsgeek24: If this had happened during the period of electioneering campaigns, Atiku, Tinubu and Obi would be competing with mourning of these lost souls. Each of them would the family of the accident victims with humongous amount. But it happened when it did and our caring politicians and only dropping their consoling letters. 1 Like |
| babtoundey(m): 10:06pm On May 28 |
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hour ago Ngũgĩ wa Thiong'o, who has died aged 87, was a titan of modern African literature - a storyteller who refused to be bound by jail, exile and illness. His work spanned roughly six decades, primarily documenting the transformation of his country - Kenya - from a colonial subject to a democracy. Ngũgĩ was tipped to win the Nobel Prize for Literature countless times, leaving fans dismayed each time the medal slipped through his fingers. He will be ed not only as a Nobel-worthy writer, but also as a fierce proponent of literature written in native African languages. Ngũgĩ was born James Thiong’o Ngũgĩ in 1938, when Kenya was under British colonial rule. He grew up in the town of Limuru among a large family of low-income agricultural workers. His parents scrimped and saved to pay for his tuition at Alliance, a boarding school run by British missionaries. In an interview, Ngũgĩ recalled returning home from Alliance at the end of term to find his entire village had been razed by the colonial authorities. His family were among the hundreds and thousands forced to live in detention camps during a crackdown on the Mau Mau, a movement of independence fighters. The Mau Mau uprising, which lasted from 1952 to 1960, touched Ngũgĩ's life in numerous, devastating ways. In one of the most crushing, Ngũgĩ's brother, Gitogo, was fatally shot in the back for refusing to comply with a British soldier's command. Gitogo had not heard the command because he was deaf. https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/ce999kwxn1ro.amp |
| babtoundey(m): 4:40pm On May 20 |
omoredia: Lol. Inalilahi Wainailahi rojiu From God we come and to Him we shall return 3 Likes |
| babtoundey(m): 1:29am On May 20 |
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[quote author=Dbemba post=135427244][/quote] I'm certain you're one of the proponents of the groundless and discriminatory native speakerism concept. The fact that you're a native speaker of a language does not make you better in speaking, writing or teaching the language. It's time we stopped this hasty generalization. Some Nigerians speak or write English in condescending way should not, in any way, be equated to Nigerians speak or write bad English. The moment you propagate the latter argument, you put us all in the same box. Nigerians speak a version of English that's unique to them as non-native English speakers. World Englishes is not an inferior or a below standard form of English. |
| babtoundey(m): 1:08am On May 20 |
YourKarma: Na you dey give over serious interpretation to it. That comment doesn't depicts anything serious |
| babtoundey(m): 7:49pm On May 19 |
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With the way she's carrying her shoulders, it's certain she has collected the money bank or has sure way of getting times two of the amount of the the money. When it comes to money, women no dey joke |
| babtoundey(m): 6:17am On May 19 |
Mistersolar: Thooor. Okay o. I have heard you, oga mi. |
| babtoundey(m): 9:35pm On May 18 |
Mistersolar: Lol. The title already demarketed the song. AZAMAN GOD, have mercy! |
| babtoundey(m): 4:24pm On May 18 |
Axis313: Hin dey sing before? No be so, so, so and so nuisance him dey create for social space. |
| babtoundey(m): 11:10pm On May 17 |
chinchum: What is fable. I read it on national newspaper. And local radio stations even deliberated on it for weeks. It happened in 2016. |
| babtoundey(m): 11:07pm On May 17 |
Hopss: It happened years ago. The year before I served, I think 2016 precisely. I could bringing up the scenario to ask a question from one NAFDAC official who came to Asaya camp to address us. The man had no answer. You're right, the product is the same drink we all hold dear. That time, I sworn never to drink Coke again. But here i am, I still dey drink am. God have mercy. The point still remains that why would they declare a product we consume here in Nigeria "Not for human consumption" and NAFDAC gleefully issued approval for such product. 1 Like |
| babtoundey(m): 3:14pm On May 13 |
BeginsAtHome: Ibadan agents look small to you. If you hear "may we not jam agbako". Na them be the real definition of agbako. They have shown me pepper and are still showing me pepper. If you are among the dubious agents in Ibadan or you consciously promote their deal, you will not well. |
| babtoundey(m): 7:20pm On May 12 |
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And some educated people are openly ing this madness. Do you have to instill fear on people's heart, deny them their fundamental rights, and employ all instrument of violence, coercion and lawlessness just to celebrate your dead heros! This is outright stupidity. |
| babtoundey(m): 10:05pm On May 06 |
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How many white people want to be black by using eye lashes, trimming thier noses, bleaching their skin, abandoning their language and worshipping the borrowed tongues. Blacks just need to wake up. You're not white. You're black. Learn to embrace yourself and see how you elevate yourself and everything that us naturally yours.
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| babtoundey(m): 6:57pm On May 04 |
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Check their names, you see a mixture of pure Yoruba names. Despite this affiliations, despite the fact that the Ogori said their ancestors journeyed from Ife like most Yoruba group, you won't see them being tagged Yoruba.
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| babtoundey(m): 10:45am On Apr 26 |
Walezy2020: It's really terrible. Getting accommodation now is hard. The only way you can have fair negotiation is when you are privilege to meet the house owners directly 4 Likes |
| babtoundey(m): 7:09am On Apr 26 |
Okete001: I don't know of Abuja. You see the Ibadan own, it's getting out of hand. The Agents are getting bolder and bolder. 3 Likes |
| babtoundey(m): 7:07am On Apr 26 |
JASONjnr: Those are the real problem. Rent two Naira, total package 20 Naira. Even in Ibadan that used to be less expensive to live, they are making life really hard for people. Imagine, you can't get a room self-con (even the shabby ones) for nothing less than 350. All thanks to the useless house agents who collaborated with some heartless landlords to make housing a luxury Some terrible souls will even be asking 2 years up-front payment. In thiss Economy 5 Likes |
| babtoundey(m): 3:14pm On Apr 25 |
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One piece tomato, four pieces of rodo and two pieces of onion go for 2k.. One Linus spotted. Things are expensive but not to this point. That rodo is below two hundred Naira. This is onion season, so the two onions are sold for 100 Naira. You see that tomato, no marketer will sell just one piece of tomato. You are a terrible liar! 3 Likes 1 Share |
| babtoundey(m): 3:04pm On Apr 25 |
SmartPolician: Greed, pettiness and selfishness are universal vices of man. They are not peculiar with the black race |
| babtoundey(m): 6:57pm On Apr 24 |
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Your relationship doesn't crash you crashed it. Unfaithful idiota! |
| babtoundey(m): 11:01pm On Apr 23 |
press9jatv: Lies, how much were you paid to clean his mess. I was one of those that appied. I know more than five other people that applied. The application fee was 2500. We wrote axams after a long period of time. Did interview a decade later and what eventually happened, your lord and savior Oyetola sold the available spots and used it for political campaign. This Adeleke is playing the same game now. And you are here saying lies, not everyone is a liar like you. If you aren't sure of a claim, don't antagonize those who have firsthand information about it. |
| babtoundey(m): 2:45pm On Apr 23 |
fergie001: Ati Adeleke o, ati Oyetola o, Osun state is just unfortunate to have them onboard. This useless dancing governor has been conducting teacher's recruitment since May/June last year. Close to a year now. Painful enough, he charged applicants application fees. Oyetola did the same thing. With their performances in office, both Adeleke and Oyetola are supposed to be eternally jailed for betrayal of electorates trust. 1 Like |
| babtoundey(m): 7:53pm On Apr 19 |
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You hear killerboy, you still date him. What else, he manifests his name by murdering you. God safe us from known and unknown evils NPF should please exert the same energy they use in tracing and arresting this vagabond on tracing and arresting the murderous killers in Plateau State and Benue state. Enough is enough! |
| babtoundey(m): 11:05pm On Apr 18 |
Ishilove: This was the question that kept playing in my head. I kept asking myself "what attracts this gamblers to me". Do i look like one of them... |
| babtoundey(m): 11:03pm On Apr 18 |
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My bosses at work, three of them, that were into these scheme were practically forcing me into this two weeks ago. One insisted I must open an right before his eye because he wants me to become a millionaire in two weeks. Thank God say I get coconut head, I for don det shout "oh my God". Nothing pushes people into ponzi schemes other than greed. It is not hardship or joblessness, it is greed, excess of it. Condolences to the victims of this two. I wish I could laugh at those millionaires.. 1 Like |
| babtoundey(m): 10:43pm On Apr 17 |
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At least you stylishly it failure for the firs time. Electricity was never this bad even during Buhari istration. These days, we pay more for power that we hardly see. I won't be surprised, this guy would want to contest for governorship post in 2027 and some unfortunate souls in the name of party loyalty and other irrational sentiment will project him as the sweetest thing after rice and beans. |
| babtoundey(m): 9:18am On Apr 17 |
chuose2: When the energy is reciprocated or intensely returned, we know how you cry "they hate us". |
| babtoundey(m): 9:17pm On Apr 14 |
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Ma ogas at work always invite me to ok ne or two of these scehemes. Me wey be say I hate anything like bring one get three. Na then sey laugh me then. Now, na my turn to laugh them with ntooor
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They are "agents of darkness"
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