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Esthered:This is a valid point of view. |
Esthered:Yes, dear. I mean, it's fine to lose interest in sex, but encouraging one's spouse to get it elsewhere? 🙄 |
You can't defend BAT without loosing your senses in the process. |
This country may not improve in another 150 years. Imagine still fighting for geopolitical and quota system slots in NDA and others in 2025, when countries that are far more populated are admitting foreigners in their thousands into their military. We have been forcing this non-existing national unity for far too long. 150 years from today, you people will continue to pretend, lying to one another as always. A bold president is not one that is splitting institutions like sliced bread, but one that is able to scrap and ban the following words from our national vocabulary: "state of origin". "local government (of origin)", and "quota system." Replace with state/town of residence and make it almost impossible for anyone to ask for one's ethnicity when filing applications. Put at least 1,000 scape goats in prison, and others will automatically comply. |
gabazin080:Hehehe... What a finished man. |
Cruise nation ![]() |
If a 25 year old adult would not tolerate being beaten by a superior adult, why do we always entertain beating kids? What changed? I mean, if beating is so cool, why don't we use them on every other person? Because we know that they will and surely fight back? Those we can't beat, we insult even on the roads. Children are still very malleable and teachable. You can't go wrong adopting other correctional approach. The fact that some kids who got beaten turned out well doesn't mean that kids who don't get the same treatment won't turn out well. My opinion is that only lazy people prefer to beat kids. It is the fastest "approach" to get what we want, but not what's best for the lad. Who knows, perhaps the way we have physically punished children in this country contributes to our status as a dormant, unproductive nation, where many adults have emerged with minimal mental capacity, and have become a burden to society. We stifle people's innovative and critical thinking abilities through fear, anxiety, and inadequate social skills. So, they grow up living in fear of their parents, teachers, sunday school teachers, police officers, soldiers, and everyone else in authority. How can such a society be expected to thrive? Even as adults, many are still living in fear. Still scared of their landlords, boss, police, etc, almost turning to a national mental disorder. |
ogaemma:You compared his marriage with prophecies (not like I care about this), so it's okay to compare apples and oranges. |
ogaemma:Dangote's marriage failed. He succeeded in his business. |
MIKOLOWISKA:Minimum wage has always been higher than the price of a 50kg bag of rice until BAT happened. Think about it. |
MT:Are you saying that Nigerians held their governors at the jugular when rice was sold for 12k (50kg)? We've always had the same "useless" governors, so what changed? The fraudster you love to protect and make excuses for. |
Nice. Bloggers are gradually learning to use the right words "Okene" or "Ebira" instead of Kogi. Have you ever seen "Kogi" people give Dino Melaye or Smart Adeyemi the same treatment? No, because the people in Dino or Adeyemi's part of Kogi are a different breed of people. |
Walai:What's beautiful about this transactional st u p i d i t y, please? Even if na goat you wan buy, you no suppose negotiate reach this level. Fathers and the so called feminists who allow this nonsense are to blame though. |
ZombieDredd:Is that how it's done in your family? |
I hate the way Nigerians conduct weddings, especially traditional weddings. Loud, boring, and meaningless jamboree that add nothing to the couple. It's mostly an avenue for strangers to cash out. |
Support failure |
Ebira people, not Kogi people. Out of 500 people in his house, 501 are Ebira. |
datola:Of course. If Nigerians know Burna's history, they will worship N. Marley. Better they don't know and keep listening to his songs ![]() You people are canceling N. Marley because of Mohbad's death? Hehehe
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Segxydube:The money your politicians have been stealing, which of the bank MDs have come to announce to you or tell you about any stolen or laundered funds? |
GanagiBitrus:That was no prank. He only switched the narrative when he realised that majority of Nigerians didn't buy into his lies. How did he arrive at 80% even when it was obvious that many social media users did not believe him, including top influencers? By the way, I read somewhere that Don Jazzy unfollowed him. |
cococandy:Amen 😍 |
Erikiel:Then you obviously did not watch the video. |
🤣🤣🤣 I no fit laugh abeg. |
Helipad for N4 billion? So how much is a mini airport with runway? There are helipads in some public hospitals in Lagos state and none should cost more than N10 million. Same helipad that is just about the size and design of a basketball court with Dangote cement concrete slabs? These guys are hardened and condemned criminals. Just look at what they want to build with 4billion? Cement slabs with wire guaze net. The picture is an helipad infront of emergency ward at LASUTH, Ikeja.
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kayperry:It is the duty of every citizen to call out illegalities, report crime to the police/EFCC to make investigations swift and faster. Last time I checked, Dangote is first a Nigerian before anything else. |
bukatyne:"Oya, what did you sell so we can help you stone NNPC..." 🤣🤣🤣 |
luminouz:Just as your beloved Dangote could not expose Buhari and Emefiele's corrupt practices because of the phantom loans he got to build his refinery. But, when a small competitor from Malta showed up and threatened his establishnent, man nearly became a YouTuber. Do you now understand that this is not a "woman", but a "human" problem? So just focus on the main issue - paedophilia and child labour. |
luminouz:You're asking me if Dangote is married to the other woman? You brought in the name Dangote to this discussion even when his marital status is unknown to you, remember? So what else do you want me to do with the name Dangote? "What if" Dangote is married to this woman? Fine, but what if Dangote condemns Buhari and Emefiele's corrupt practices? Both are "what if" scenarios. Both are corrupt practices. What other logic do you need? |
luminouz:You're asking me if Dangote is married to the other woman? You brought in the name Dangote to this discussion even when his marital status is unknown to you, remember? I think it is easier to condemn corrupt politicians than one's own spouse. Until that Dangote you mentioned call out the names of politicians who have been involved in corruption in Nigeria, then he's not fit to be compared with this woman. |
luminouz:It's the same logic. Your claim is that this lady left the marriage because there was nothing for her to benefit (materially). You may be right, but the fact remains that even Dangote, which you mentioned, has endured many things because of what he wanted to get. Ordinary small corruption in NNPC, he couldn't mention exact names despite his endless press conferences. We all know how he (Dangote) and other Nigerian billionaires fail to expose corrupt politicians because of the need to protect their empires. The logic is the same and, so, for coming out to expose corruption in her household, she's better than corrupt Nigerian billionaires who would rather watch Nigerians die in hunger. |
luminouz:Will Dangote also expose someone like Bettencourt Meyers (the richest woman in the world)? |
luminouz:She endured and tolerated so many things before this last one. Further investigation is needed 'cos they've both covered other acts until this last one. Moreover, this expose may also indict her at the end (child labour), but at least, she did the right thing and should be commended. |
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