izzou:
Very easy to call him unwise for confronting his wife.

Marry first, then catch your spouse cheating, and let us see whether you will confront or not.

Ibime:


BlueRaydick, this is what shooting into a crowd looks like. This is even a very small crowd of less than 1,000 people and videos are everywhere of bodies.

izzou:
BlueRayDick, you don watch Live to 100?

Na Netflix Documentary.

TrebleChamp:
He who wears the shoe, know where it hurts.
A friend's wife reported him to their Reverend Father, Father sent for him so the issues can be discoursed. When my friend got to the meeting, he respectfully ask Father if he has ever been married. Father said no, and my friend respectfully told Father that he cannot resolve their issue because he has no marriage experience. Father was shocked and surprised, he told them to go see their respective parents.

BlueRayDick:


No I haven’t . I don’t like watching documentaries sha ; I think the only documentary I’ve watched was Arsenal’s “All Or Nothing “ and it was cos it involves arsenal

This one na about good health and longevity.

I just find am sha. I never watch am, but i go watch am.

I need to live for 200 years, and have 86 children.

Mr Nakamura go be my nickname

izzou:
Congratulations to Ebukacute

Happy married life, my brother.

Oasis003:




.....wow! Congratulations to him. Seems his wife and DonJ are related, cos they look alike.

Ebukacute:

Izuchukwu isi adiro gi mma

izzou:


This one na about good health and longevity.

I just find am sha. I never watch am, but i go watch am.

I need to live for 200 years, and have 86 children.

Mr Nakamura go be my nickname

Amoto94:
Disstroy another one
https://techcabal.com/2023/09/01/float-fx-trades-5bn-losses/

TrebleChamp:
This one happened during day time, Lekki Massacre happened at night with the sponsors intentionally turning off the Toll plaza lights and cameras removed before the shooting....

izzou:
Congratulations to Ebukacute

Happy married life, my brother.

Ibime:


Must have been a moonless night

Na pitch black I dey see below

izzou:
Congratulations to Ebukacute

Happy married life, my brother.

Ballzproblem2:
tell me say na joke,ebukacute is this what you look like

Roland17:


Wetin be dis again

Ebuka don suffer for your hand.

liveLongNprospa:
Central Africa is gone

https://twitter.com/GNzowo/status/1697672038985634041?t=z_Tf4AKrs_O9MBsatlSMCQ&s=19

izzou:


KingTom, See an example of poor people congregating in the name of tribalism.




https://www.nairaland.com/7825928/gboyega-odubanjos-body-found-uk

Eunoiaa:


Maybe, or perhaps I used a bad example. What I am referring to is like situation where she has to stand for you to get some financial benefit, that you may not even be able to repay in a short-term or monthly basis.

But anyway, do you.

People have rode out unpleasant (co-)dependency situations, and will continue todo so or pipe low until they are able cut themselves off without any consequences. It's just the sensible thing to do.

You go and be calling people out when you're in situations like that sha. 👍

Ebukacute:
Lol. You fit believe that kind joke? Shey you don leave the other place run 😄

Kaycee54321:


I think this applies to a job, a business deal or even a regular friendship...where you tend to be analytical and try to be on your toes while doing your cost-benefit assessment.

In a relationship (not necessarily, marriage), what you naturally expect when you catch/confront a cheating partner is denials, apologies or a tearful break. You don't expect that your partner will go a step further to decommission you totally.

It's like finding out that, say, your mother has been telling your friends some bad stuff about you... you confront her and she kicks you off her house...and people blame you and say you should have gotten your own apartment before confronting your mom.

The truth is, you never see that coming. It's a cruel curve ball.

Kaycee54321:
It's like finding out that, say, your mother has been telling your friends some bad stuff about you... you confront her and she kicks you off her house...and people blame you and say you should have gotten your own apartment before confronting your mom.

The truth is, you never see that coming. It's a cruel curve ball.

A001:

You're always funny with your takes on various issues. You think all these African atheists you see on Nairaland and other online platforms today are the first sets of atheists on this continent? Lols

Na wa o. This discussion with you sef is a waste of time

A001:

Then you don't know what's called culture. For freethinkers, the norm is to approach issues or beliefs about God using either the agnostic, atheistic, or humanistic perspective, or a combination of some of these three positions and related ones.

Norm is an element of culture. You're discussing a topic you don't even have basic knowledge of. First you didn't know religion is under the umbrella term of culture, and now, you don't know norm is also under culture.

If a person visits Nairaland daily and does so for a considerable period of time in his life, that has become an aspect of his culture.

A001:
The news coming from India these days just dey sweet my belle. The country has launched a space mission, the first of its kind in its history, to the sun. Science and technology in India is making key advances.

https://fb.watch/mPI1vtYQlb/?mibextid=Nif5oz

Isese people (Yoruba), Igbo people, and other local cultures in Africa should be following news like this and emulating India.

To learn key concepts in science and technology online, including programming, Indians have been very helpful for millions around the world, and I'm particularly impressed whenever I see them learning STEM in their native languages.

The fact is, if your culture doesn't have a word for many scientific terms and technologies of the modern world, it shows that culture is backward and has unintelligent people as the majority.

Science and technology is also traditional to Isese and all native cultures of Africa. Our ancestors and forefathers, which are those pagan gods the unintelligent Africans love to demonize and condemn, made key contributions to science and technology, and parts of Africa were actually ahead in the past.

But in modern times, the situation of things is entirely different now.

We're in a new age now, and to prosper in this new era, it's a must for us to give priority to science and technology above anything else including worshipping a deity, sacrifices, and co.

Even if Nigeria can't land on the moon now or send a space mission to the sun, the education sector needs more funding. Education is one of the key sectors that the government should give a priority to so that our institutions at all levels can make importance advances in science and technology.

It's time Nigerians prioritized science and technology above religion. Religion doesn't solve any of the major problems we face in this country or that humanity faces on this planet.

Spy360:

What's this nonsense you typed?

This is way below my expectations. If you fail an argument, say so or just run away instead of disgracing yourself with rubbish information.

Amoto94:
Di.sstroy another one
https://techcabal.com/2023/09/01/float-fx-trades-5bn-losses/

larride:


I call BS.

The explanation of how the $1m was defrauded does not make sense.

monerozi5590:



The Indians are brilliant set of people. They are among the top 10 manufacturing countries in the world.

A001:

As for those mocking Otem without even knowing the basics about the guy, your problem is low intelligence. On his threads, he clearly stated Otem and Atum, which is also called Tem, are one and the same.

There's a reason his moniker is OtemAtum. As I said some time ago, it's the most stupid Africans that mock Otem or Tem. Once I see your post here mocking any of those two, immediately I regard your IQ as very low.