Hotspurs:
well I see other adulterys liking ur post but truth most of us are morally upright,its worng sexing other man's wife..again in my religion there are different categories of fire

There is a difference between what you like/dislike and facts. Facts usually do not care about our opinions.

I dislike adultery too. But that doesn't mean every adulterous person will crumble. You have many of them around you, doing and thriving better than you and I (facts).

SmartPolician:


Considering the way he's dressed, he is most likely a user, not the company.

Actually, the reason behind that comment transcends this review.

Launch your phone's browser and type DongFeng Nami 01EV 2024 and tell me whether this company has any iota of originality to offer.

We can "Buy Nigeria" without buying mediocrity, and this is not a direct attack on Innoson.

And yes please the review is mediocre. I've seen another mediocre review posted on Twitter, a complete eyesore.

jmoore:
5 days is nothing.

How many kilometers was covered should be the point.

That's how you identify an unserious company/reviewer.

The surprising thing is that the roads may actually be better compared to eight years ago, meaning travel time is shorter and less fuel is required. However, the benefits that should have been realised from improved roads and reduced travel time have been completely eroded by the poor economy (exchange rate actually).

An economically-daft leader can ruin everything. Just one careless economic policy, and everyone is damned.

dkidd:


First of if it's true that men offer their wives to entertain guests then what has karma got concerning that? It's their laws and customary to their traditional beliefs, the women weren't forced and they willingly participated with the happy consent of their husbands. Same thing applies to swingers anywhere. There's an unwritten agreement, bond, covenant so no laws are broken there. It's like comparing an open polygamous man and a man who has secret families from his legally married wife. It's never the same. There's no confusion it's as simple as ABC.

Too many questions running through by mind;

1. When a woman cheats on her husband, why does karma seem to target the other man rather than the woman who broke her marriage vows? Why would karma leave the person who made the vow and instead pursue the external party, who may not even be aware that any vows are being broken?

2. Do married men who cheat on their wives also believe in karma? Are they affected by karma?

3. If karma were fair, shouldn’t it already be dealing with Nigerian men, considering that a majority of them cheat? Could this be why women accuse Nigerian men of being useless, and not necessarily because of the bad economy and poor governance?

I nor fit laugh abeg..

I'm not even talking from the religious or God view all I mentioned are nature's points and laws. Na U dey mention God so I had to address that too. Nature already takes care of karma wether Ur a believer in God or not we are all subject to nature and it's laws that's all I'm saying.

Well, I wouldn't have known since the word "God" and "bible" appeared at least 5 times in your post.

U have been mentioning repeatedly about fear of wives being unfaithful. Now only a fool will marry a woman who isn't principled. Like I said earlier there are women and there are women. What will U be afraid of? Ur fear will not stop a reckless woman from stepping out, Ur controls or doctrines or prayers will not stop her from getting dicked down every now and then by ruthless men outside, even God himself can't stop them from following their lusts and satisfying their never ending urges and desires. So what's all these meaningless talk about using karma to threaten a woman or anybody

Actually, the fear of unseen repercussions is the reason some have yet to cheat on their partners. I have seen educated people on this forum argue about how married men may die mysteriously if their wives cheat on them. This is a very common hearsay across different parts of Nigeria, especially in the South-South region.

And again where or what makes U believe or assume rather which is very unwise that I hate one sin above another or i think one sin is worse than another. U must have me confused for someone else. What has that even got to do with this? I wonder why U keep bringing religion into this when U know barely anything about the religion U speak of. Bro I no argue with U. If U say there's no karma. Go on and live life recklessly and experience Ur rewards sharply and if U still maintain this stance here but U live otherwise in the real world then Ur are a bloody nuisance and a waste of time. Practice the same thing U preach and explain to us from Ur life's experience and stop using people's lives U only see the surface of things they want U to see.

Why should I live recklessly to prove a point to you, when your next-door neighbor might be cheating? Using unseen forces and problems to make your point means nothing. Everyone faces challenges and issues in life, whether they cheat or not.

Your boss at work is likely a cheat who has slept with countless married women, yet he remains your boss. If I bring up his higher work status or wealth despite his cheating, next thing is to claim that he has secret problems, forgetting that even you and the faithful gateman at your office may have bigger physical or spiritual problems at home. That's just how life is—your perception of what is greater or more consequential is merely subjective, has zero basis.

Boys when dey do rituals dey show say them dey living hell? Shebi na them ball pass. But go closer and learn to be like them loyally and I will see what Ur little brain can't accept. But to the outside world it's all good.

The fear of the Nigerian police, a Nigerian judge, the EFCC, ICPC, Interpol, and the FBI should be enough to dissuade any sensible person from engaging in fraud or rituals.

You should be more appreciative of the government for establishing measures and agencies to curb ritual killings and murder. Ayomide would have gotten away with the murder of his sister and Christianah if the police hadn't apprehended him. Without the police, there would likely be many more Ayomides emerging unchecked.

In fact, the only reason we still have a high number of fraudsters in Nigeria is because these agencies are largely corrupt.

Since you love practicals so much, beg Tinubu to declare a one-day crime-free day. Let’s see how many Nigerians will stay upright because of karma.

dkidd:

God created both the good and bad people. But U should also know that God is not the author of confusion still. The wages of sin is death. Again that an evil man is materially progressive doesn't count. U tend to measure material gains with progress. Progress in life on earth involves material gains. It's like U believe that all wealthy people are truly blessed by God. I find this very disturbing that anyone in today's world wouldn't know that it's not by being righteous that puts food on Ur table. Even the bible says he that doesn't work well not eat. No food for the lazy man. He went further to say whatever Ur hands findeth to do, do it diligently and I will bless U. Being a church goer or even a true believer doesn't mean anger will fall for U everyday.

The rain falls on everyone good and bad simply means in this context that natural/ spiritual laws deals fairly with any and everyone regardless. That a bad person makes material progress for a while in ur eyes doesn't mean progress bro. There are a billion ways to get material progress and the devil provides his own path albeit at a damning cost. Karma is real and sometimes it even affects their next generation. That U don't know what those thriving evil people suffer behind closed doors, what u most likely enjoy for free doesn't make them truly successful. It's a rare opportunity to be alive and free today.

If truly U don't believe in karma like Ur teaching some people here who will most likely be mislead. Use Urself to try it. From now on begin to do things and damn the consequences. Live life on that lane and enjoy the kind of progress that comes with it. Let's not just argue about it. Live by it since U strongly believe U are saying the truth. Continue in that path despite Ur conscience and continue strongly. You will begin to understand that life is a lot more than U think U know. Na who never see anything from experience they assume say karma no dey or God no dey. Take one night wake up and try to understand nature, how life takes form, progress and eventually ends. Study it on everything from plants to animals, humans and even the earth itself. U will have a little knowledge how nature works and it's the same for spirituality.

There are always ways and means to getting things done but all of them have their rewards wether we see them now in our lives or later on. Try also to understand that true success is not limited by the amount of money a man controls. There's more to being successful and financial wealth is just a part of it

We've read about certain tribes where married men use their wives to entertain guests. If this is true, what would karma do in such a situation? Following your analogy, would karma punish these guests for sleeping with a married woman or the married men who use their wives to play "kalo-kalo"? I expect confusion.

The wealthy man example is just an example though. I could have used healthy living or any other measure of success that you know.

If hellfire is the damning consequence you’re referring to, trust me, most of your spiritual leaders, including alfas and bishops will end up there faster than some adulterers. To say that one sin is greater than another shows that you don't understand the God you proclaim.

I do not like how you cleverly confuse God and karma. God provides rain for both the good and bad. Karma, on the other hand, only "stands up" when it concerns married women, simply because men fear their wives being unfaithful, so they'll come up with or sorts of cultural bullshits to mentally trap people.

The fact that you hate one sin more than another does not prove that the sin has greater spiritual consequences in the sight of God. In the sight of men (i.e., legally), adultery has no known consequence, at least in Southern Nigeria.

dkidd:


This is very funny but how can U believe criminal politicians go on about their lives without repercussions. There's karma and it's real. U can't escape it. Having money or living in affluence isn't any guarantee they're living without problems or without paying the price for their misdeeds.

A lot of U see being rich as being God. In case U don't know rich people have rich problems too and nature is no respecter of Ur material gains and accumulations. It's a scale that will always balance out.

A woman who will be fvcked will be fvcked, she doesn't need the fear of any karma or God. There are principled women and there are reckless women and this has nothing to do with religion or fear.

You're seeing them from the outside and U already assume U know what goes on in their lives. Lol what U don't know is bigger than what U know. They're humans too.

The rain falls on everything, we all breath the same air, and we have blood flowing through our veins, rich and poor alike.

So, where is the role of karma if the rain falls on everyone and everything? If karma truly exists, no bad person would thrive. But alas, that isn't the case. I have seen many good people fail in every aspect of life—money, career, education, health, you name it.

To top it all off, God is not petty. Just because you hate someone doesn't mean they won't make progress. God won't inherit your enemies, whether they have wronged you by sleeping with your spouse or stealing your possessions.

EreluRoz:
Adultery and fornication are not the same and the Bible treated it differently. Well it's good you are std conscious

Thank you, dear. I see your point.

DevilsEqual:



Theres no karma, for sure

But the thing is, if he gets caught by the husband, that may be the end of his life

He should worry more about the husbands temper...Some men fit gun am down for there

It applies to everyone. Some cultists will kill for a girlfriend.

EreluRoz:
Because you indirectly make it look like it doesn't have repercussion.

Can you do it?

What repercussions can you attribute to adultery apart from STIs/STDs and hellfire (for the religious)? Guess what? The one sleeping with a married person and the one engaging in premarital sex (aka fornication) will burn in the same hellfire anyway.

Adultery is no greater than fornication as far as the Bible is concerned. Christians who treat adultery as a greater sin than fornication are spiritual clowns.

No, I can’t. My decision not to sleep with a married woman isn’t due to any potential repercussions. I value my health too much to sleep with just anyone in the first place, married or not.

Hotspurs:
and who told you the rich mans punishment is limited to earth here... all religion..all against adultery

The man who lies about another person or steals N100 will burn in the same hellfire as one who sleeps with 1 million married women.

The reason most of you hate adultery isn't because of hellfire. You lots are just scared of having another man sleep with your wife while you sleep with other people's daughters and sisters.

EreluRoz:
I'm surprised at this your response. There's obviously another side of you. Odabo

Why?

You people's karma only gets erection when it comes to matters of sex. Where it truly matters like politics and governance, karma goes silent and deaf. Because how can ex-convicts, cultists, and yahoo boys be your governor in a society where karma gets so much power and attention?

Karma is the tool weak men use to "tame" or "protect" their women from sexual predators. Unfortunately for many of you, karma or fear cannot replace trust, decency, and loyalty.

A rich man who sleeps with your wife today can still get richer tomorrow, and how you feel would not matter at all. He may even repent tomorrow and become a better person while you languish in jail for reacting badly to your wife's sexcapades.

Life lesson 101.

Like bread, yam, or any other commodity, the price of petrol will always be proportionate to the prevailing exchange rate.

At an exchange rate of N1500, do Nigerians really expect Dangote to sell his fuel for N100??

If exchange rate rises tomorrow to 10,000 for a dollar, Nigerians will buy a litre of petrol for 15,000. It is as basic at that. Dangote is not the problem; Nigerians and the criminal elements they keep voting for are.

Geometrix:

I understand this your position, but why not tell the family that there is no space available at the moment than to request for money from them.
And remember he was a pastor in the fold...

Are you saying the church should lie?

Everyone seems to have issues when churches offer certain paid services? Why is that? We need to change our mentality.

doggedfighter:


This your defence is why they keep thriving. It's sad !

I am not defending Pastor Adeboye. Going to church in order to get some future funding or relief programmes is just self-deceit.

The best any church can offer is CSR programmes, which means that some will benefit while others won't. Some will get scholarships, most won't.

Dangote is one of the biggest independent donors in Nigeria, yet till tomorrow, his best will never be enough. He's recently just given 5bn or so to flood victims in Borno state, but guess what? Many people in that state will still lose their lives and properties and get nothing in return.

Op's brother pastored a church for 5 years and needs Adeboye to give him 20-30 million Naira for a kidney transplant? If the entire pastorate of the church make such demand, church no go close down?!

What we need is a reality check. People should stop running to churches looking for financial favours or some unfounded miracles. Adeboye does not have the key to eternal or everlasting life whether in heaven or on earth. He lost his son too some year back.

Adeboye may not have given him the money he needed for a transplant, but we also know that RCCG has hundreds of maternity clinics spread around the country, where women go to get highly subsidised maternal care. You see, that's how institutional CSR works.

His brother needed the government more than Adeboye at that critical stage. What has the government done about terminal illnesses? If Adeboye somehow provide the funding for his brother, what about the rest of Nigerians battling with kidney diseases who do not have 25 million for a new kidney?

People should rather go to churches for the right reasons. If they need to give, they also must give for the right reasons.

eyesoflagos:
He wasn’t paid any salaries, he was working as a telecommunications engineer , pastor adeboye gave him anointing oil when he was taken to him when he has kidney issues

Telecommunications engineer at MTN, Glo, etc., right? You guys should have taken him to his company's MD. He has better chances there as the MD has fewer people to worry about.

Adeboye has over 200,000 pastors, over 1 million elders/deacons/deaconness, and more than 5 million members to worry about. He has more members than Ebonyi and Ekiti states combined.

Above all, you have to find peace and acceptance in the reality of life. And may his soul continues to rest in peace. Like birth, funeral is very expensive. It's only cheaper when you patronise recycled burial grounds in Lagos.

RCCG has over 200,000 pastors. No organisation in the world (not even the Nigerian government) can offer free burial grounds for 200,000 people. This is just the number of pastors o. Now add pastors' wives, their children, deacons/deaconness,elders, etc. If every RCCG member decides to request a space for their loved ones, the entire RCCG camp won't be enough.

Any marriage that involves police services or interference has already ended - a complete waste of time and the police should do well to help such couples terminate their marriages. There are several traditional instruments for settling marital disputes.

santaclaws:
I've said it before and I'll say it again: the worst mistake Tinubu made was floating the naira and removing subsidy simultaneously... No austerity measures, no proper palliatives, he just took the decision first day in office, that was reckless on Tinubu's part!

He should have done either of the two, not both at the same time. This is why the economy is under so much pressure while they are even yet to implement the meagre minimum wage of 70k. Some state govs aren't paying the previous 30k yet, so where are they driving the economy? I bet Tinubu has no idea what he is doing!

The mess is now irreversible. No sane person would take such simultaneous measure.

The gain he thought he could realise from fuel subsidy removal has been completely truncated by the Naira devaluation policy so bad that Nigeria would have been better off without any of the policy measures.

Magicalsineros:


What was this man's wife suppose to do, if she has tried all her effort and it's not enough?
Was she supposed to wait and die with her children because of hunger?

Men who are ritua list can also apply this same l a m e excuse.

doggedfighter:


Lol

Kudos ! Doing a great job. 😊

Thank you, dear 😊

doggedfighter:


Acid, how are the cuties ?

Have they started scattering things in the house yet ?😁

You want to give me high BP with the word 'scattering,' abi? 😅 I don’t joke with orderliness ooo.. Ah!


They’re doing absolutely fine, though - still learning to sit up nicely with minimal support

descarado:


Haaaaa
We need those pictures( don't mind me, I am pulling your legs)

I am good but very stressed. Had to let go of a major project cos of my mental health. It has been so stressful doing that.
Everybody was so angry with me but if something happen to me today, less than one month, they will move on while my family and kids will not so yep, I just ended it.
Have been to hospital twice cos of stress. And I hardly go to hospital.
Aside this, I am very OK. Thanks for asking.

May the spirit of your late wife continue to protect you and the kids( I am a traditionalist a bit).
You all will be fine.

I'm really sorry to hear about all the stress you've been going through but I’m glad you prioritised your health, and yes, the well-being of your family will always come first. I hope things ease up for you soon.

Thank you for your kind words. I believe there is a life after death.

Take care of yourself, and try to rest as much as you can.

doggedfighter:


It's a small rugged house na

doggedfighter:
How many bedrooms ?


800k will run it.

Engineer dogged

descarado:

Hey Acidosis, how are you guys doing?

This place makes me sick as I read what people f
go through everyday.

Your babies and I are doing well o, my sister. They’ll be 5 months soon. It hasn’t been easy juggling everything with the two of them, but it would have been so much harder without the supports. Every day, I wake up thankful, and watching them grow and hit new milestones keeps me going. I should start sending pictures/videos to you

I completely understand what you mean about this place making you sick. The struggles are and heartbreaking. And with the recent hike in tariffs and fuel prices, I can’t even begin to imagine how much harder things will become in another week or two. Even business owners are struggling, but we keep pushing forward.

How have you been too? I noticed you haven’t been around much lately.

Holycity:
But this is the truth, we use prepaid meter and 2k light we only provide light for 2-3days, even when we no dey too too on all appliances....

Light for here in uyo cost pass rent....
I know people that pays up to 200k monthly for light in my area

That is the disadvantage of Band A.

psucc:
It's an investment. If you can afford to lower the rent and use the savings from there to feed their bills, that's very good move. Rent shouldn't take much more than their future in this present world.

As I dey so now, the cost of textbooks (only) for Primary One, is N20,000. Since yesterday, I dey find paracetamol to cool down my head.

This is so funny. Please take it easy, boss.

You want to kidnap a toilet cleaner in Nigeria?

The brutal truth is that the current situation is irreversible. It was an avoidable situation, though. Floating the Naira while also announcing subsidy removal on the other hand has got to be the d u m b e s t decision ever taken by any Nigerian leader.

Lamanii22:
omoooor in 2021 when I had my first baby I still bought sma gold for 3300

Seriously?? 450g or 900g?