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Christianity Etc › Re: Bishop Oyedepo: It's Wrong To Allow People In Market And Not In Church by Ade3131: 11:35am On May 07, 2020
babadee80:
i do not also see any reason why people would b allow to go market and stop people from going to church. It doesnt add up
Really...! Tell us more!

You need to Google 'South Korean patient 31' and watch the video from start to finish.

CoronaVirus will leave the world a better place when all this is over...
Politics › Re: IMF Credits Cbn's Account With $3.4bn Emergency Loan by Ade3131: 9:33pm On May 06, 2020
Golan007:
Actually, I don't see anything wrong in a universal mechanism.

We all act as if America isn't adding an additional 4 trillion dollars to its debt burden but go into a frenzy over a mere 3.5 billion dollars for a country of 180 million people.

All we need to do is be more inventive, roll up our sleeves and work.

The rest of the world is advanced because they seek solutions but we are in a funk of constant whinging expecting some kind of supernatural transformation.

Abeg.
What you're supporting will make so allot of sense in a working system but where we all agree that a chunk of those funds will be embezzled, then one begins to wonder. Imagine America returning Abacha loot to us with conditions! What could be more insulting than that. In a sane world, they should be fined for aiding crime but for the sake of our bogus reputation as a country of thieves, we got terms and conditions over our own money instead.

In place of borrowing, why not scrap bicameral legislative system and have just one legislative arm? By so doing, we would have cut the cost of governance significantly.

Alternatively, why not cut short all the duplicated offices we have and slash the renumerations of public office holders to commensurate with the current economic realities? They can't be earning that much in an economy that's on lockdown.

Don't you think borrowing is just a way of shifting the borden of today to a later date? What if situations didn't change for good as projected?
Why create a new problem to solve another problem?
Politics › Re: IMF Credits Cbn's Account With $3.4bn Emergency Loan by Ade3131: 6:51pm On May 06, 2020
Golan007:
Name the government official that claimed it to be a grant.

By the way, all countries are borrowing and all countries have had their future generations pay debt.

The whinging is worn out.
And you don't see anything bad about incurring liabilities for your unborn generations?
Politics › Re: The Infectious Disease Control Bill: What You Should Know by Ade3131:
Sermwell:
you are a mumu man!! what has been the effects of previous vaccines??
It takes one to be stupid to identify another like him or herself. Unfortunately for you I'm not your kind. Ordinarily I wouldn't have wasted efforts trying to school you bcuz the height of gullibility you displayed in your comment is unrivaled.

A wise man would have ordinarily asked politely to know the harms that the current crops of vaccines have caused, but thanks to your low level IQ you went about it foolishly.

To save myself the time in writing you an epistle I'm sure you don't deserve, I'll rather give you assignments to read up and draw conclusions if your IQ can be upgraded to reason that much. Go through the links below and sin no more... you Born-fool

https://vactruth.com/2016/06/03/vaccinated-vs-unvaccinated/

https://web.archive.org/web/20130122014617/http://www.vaccineinjury.info/home.html
Health › Re: COVID-19: WHO Says Madagascar's Herbal Tonic Not A Cure by Ade3131: 3:38pm On May 06, 2020
Ekemeze:
YOU'RE A TRUE COMPATRIOT MY BROTHER. I wept the very day I realized that France is still controlling the resources of some African country.

Rwanda seem to be doing pretty well tho
Yeah.... I totally agree with you about Rwanda. Their president is a rare breed of an African leader but you need to see the tons of hate that man has got from within simply bcuz of some external forces sponsored oppositions. He hardly leaves his country to attend foreign meetings like ours that travel on medical trip and gallivant on vacations.

That French foreign policy on former french colonies is another story for another day entirely.

Slavery left behind a lifetime scar in the mind of the entire black nation. There's that mental bondage in the mind of an average African. We remain the only continent that has refused to move on from our slave masters. Indians, China and so on were also colonized at one point in time but they've all moved on. They maintained their native language, culture and names unlike Africans.
Health › Re: COVID-19: WHO Says Madagascar's Herbal Tonic Not A Cure by Ade3131: 2:09pm On May 06, 2020
Ekemeze:
African continent needs to start challenging most of these "western folks". We seem to fear them alot, which shouldn't be so.

WHO is f.ucked up and we know it
On an individual level, African are sure standing up against their imperialist but our challenge in Africa has always been leadership. 2020 is opening my eyes to see things in different perspective bcuz It's becoming clearer to me that it shouldn't be a mere coincidence that the continent at large is failing with leadership. It shouldn't be a collective or uniform challenge that we're all facing but it's becoming clearer that it didn't just happened by accident. There's an external forces at play here.

Imagine having a Buhari (with debates over the legitimacy of his school cert) being a president or boss over a professor and a SAN. Robert Mugabe was there until God decided it was time. Burkina Faso is not spared. Just look round Africa. You hardly find a functioning system or government.

Are we saying we're all that daft in Africa? Even South Africa that appeared to be getting it right is not totally what it seems from the outside. And the little success they have can be ascribed to the high influence of the positive minded white folks they have as citizens.

We try all we can as individuals but at the end our government will definitely sabotage our efforts. Imagine the Nigerian govt signing up for an IMF loan with terms to increase electricity tariffs. What sort of government does that? Increasing the suffering of its citizens for loans? Also look at the tyranny like of a bill they're hastening to pass that will compell vaccination on every Nigerian child without taking the bill through public hearing. All these things cannot be happening by sheer chance. There's definitely a foreign influence or interest somewhere.

We'll get there some day but it might take generations though.
Health › Re: COVID-19: WHO Says Madagascar's Herbal Tonic Not A Cure by Ade3131: 1:49pm On May 06, 2020
Of course we all know they'll say it's not a cure but the country still have the highest rate of f recovery steaming from the use of their herbs to treat patients. Numbers they say speaks for itself and Madagascar is actually showing the world that their cure for it works unless if they wanna tell us that the virus in Madagascar is another strain of the disease compared to what other countries are experiencing. Let's wait to hear from other African countries that have ordered for the herbal tea and see the success rate. If it turns out to cure people in Equitoral Guinea and Congo who have gone to order for it, then we can all come out to call the current leadership of WHO a fraud and a saboteur. If it's not a white man's vaccine or chemical (drugs) then it's no cure.
Politics › Re: The Infectious Disease Control Bill: What You Should Know by Ade3131: 1:24pm On May 06, 2020
Funny to know that the bastards pushing for this bill might not be around for too long to witness the side effects of some of these vaccines. They don't have issues creating problems for the coming generations by either collecting loans that they'll end up squandering or force-vaccinating progenies at a time when their immune system is at it weakest. These ones will not think twice before mortgaging the country for some dollars in their foreign accounts. Las Las, something must kill a man like they say. My strong advise is for people to start researching how to detoxify themselves and their wards if eventually this bill sees the light of the day.
Politics › Re: Agboola Ajayi: More Troubles For Ondo Deputy Governor by Ade3131: 12:15pm On May 06, 2020
omoiyamayor:
This old guys are just hungry to seize power for their use,imagine joining those you call bad guys during last elections,ondo people vote for young governor and let's start making Africa great for ourselves.
Young like Yahya Bello abi? I don't know why I'm just skeptical about any core politician be it young or old. Dimeji Bankole memory is still very fresh. It's just a Nigerian syndrome.
Culture › Re: Coronavirus: Umar Farouk, Emir Of Daura Rushed To Intensive Care Unit by Ade3131: 10:51pm On May 05, 2020
Trailblazer1:
See a Yoruba Muslim claiming to know Islam more than a northerner grin

You're the fake Muslim, ask a Northerner cheesy
Smiles... It's them and their believes ooo. No be so they claimed to be born to rule on us all for Nigeria? On a religious level, they're suffocating the rest non-northern Muslims and on national level, we all they suffer am together.
Culture › Re: Coronavirus: Umar Farouk, Emir Of Daura Rushed To Intensive Care Unit by Ade3131: 10:22pm On May 05, 2020
Trailblazer1:
The answer is simple undecided



It is because the safety measures were not written in the Quran tongue
You fail am big time... Islam taught the world about quarantine in times of pandemic.

The Holy Prophets (pbh) recognised and preached the importance of travel bans and quarantine in places contaminated with disease in order to mitigate the spread of illness. He said, “If you hear of an outbreak of plague in a land, do not enter it; and if the plague breaks out in a place while you are in it, do not leave that place.” (Sahih al-Bukhari)

Don't judge Islam by the way you see Muslims around you practice it - particularly our northern brothers. Judge it by what the tenets of the religion says.
Health › Re: COVID-19: Jack Ma Sends 2nd Batch Of Medical Supplies To Nigeria, Others by Ade3131: 7:57pm On May 05, 2020
Racoon:
https://www.google.com/amp/s/dailypost.ng/2020/04/06/covid-19-jack-ma-sends-second-batch-of-medical-supplies-to-nigeria-others/amp/
This guy is after taking care of his customers not like the Microsoft man giving donations and telling you to prepare for vaccine.
Travel › Re: Trailer Loaded With Goats & 30 People From Bauchi, Intercepted In Delta State by Ade3131: 7:20pm On May 05, 2020
Paperwhite:
FG declared no interstate movement yet these lawless & barbaric fellas keep on violating the same directive across the nation with the same FG not lifting a finger against them because they're above the lawhuh? Too bad
Well, they're carrying what is termed essential commodity. Livestock is one of the things needed for survival and let us be honest with ourselves this has been how these mofos travel with their livestock or produce. I feel they should make a new law specifying the number of people allowed to follow trailers of foodstuffs into any state.

Escorting them into a neighboring state is not really the solution bcuz if the virus affects those next to them in Delta State they're equally not safe. Lagos and Ogun is a typical case.
Family › Re: Time To Divorce My Wife? by Ade3131: 5:44pm On May 05, 2020
williams85:
I was enjoying your epistle until i get to this area, super trash. He deserve better.
Smiles... angry cheesy I'm a human after all. The salient point from the quote is that he should brace up like his case is still better of compared to others. It's a psychological trick on the brain to accept the status quo for the sole benefit of gaining internal peace. Remember he's got HBP to manage.

Would you expect I tell him to seek divorce after building a family for 8 years? That can be traumatic for him to handle considering his emotional state.

Las Las me self I be human being ooo... I'm so perfectly imperfect. Peace
Family › Re: Time To Divorce My Wife? by Ade3131: 5:23pm On May 05, 2020
noakchukibadan:
. Well, thanks for the advice, maybe I forgot to say that she places huge importance on birthdays, for her I must throw a party, every year for 7 years, and she can not even remember mine. Just to say happy birthday ?
I seriously feel your plight and I must confess to you that I'm about getting married to a lady I also have suspicion about some of her characters. My birthday was yesterday and it took me to remind her at past 9pm last night before she could wish me well on my day. It's extremely difficult to teach an old dog a new trick. Celebrating people might not just be your wife's thing.

My candid advice is that try as much as you can to make vacations away from home your thing. Chill out and make peace with your inner self. Hangout with friends if you have to and take comic relief from all her negativities. I mean make her your house comedian. When she sees you now laugh over the things that ordinarily would get you upset, she will start telling you that you no longer take her seriously and at that point, you might talk sense into her.

Call her clown to her face on things she expects serious exasperation from you for. Laugh and roll over the floor and try to make her look stupid by cracking jokes around her gullibility. You've been too serious and you take everything she does to heart. She knows this and she's seriously using it against you. She's your weak point.

Last thing is that you have to accept her imperfections like it's the best there is bcuz there's no perfect person out there. Believe me, despite all you have said about her, some people will read your ordeal and wish theirs is as better as your own. I mean some men face far worse from their wife and they would wish their wife's downsides are limited to all you've said.

At every opportunity you have, show her love, care and compassion when she gets it right or does something that impress you. She grew up in a toxic environment due to the separation from her father and it's taking it toll on her. It might take time to correct but more importantly your health and well-being is paramount, reason why you should start laughing more at her undoings than take them to heart. Peace
Politics › Re: Nigerians Will Pay Higher Electricity Tariffs - FG Promises IMF by Ade3131: 10:28am On May 05, 2020
This is the new form of slavery... We work our ass out to pay bills and those at the seat of power use the proceeds to pay loans they squandered.

It might take generations but I know power will change hands.
Politics › Re: CUPP: Reps Offered $10 Million Bribe For Passage Of Vaccination Bill by Ade3131: 9:07am On May 05, 2020
ceejayluv:
Theories, theories..... No concrete proofs. I hope you know computer viruses have been in existence from the very first computer systems e.g ARPANET in 1970? Any programmer versed in an OS script language can write a virus.
In the history of malwares in computing, which OS is the most vulnerable sir?

I'm so tired of dolling out link upon links. Do some internet research sir. You'll get all the proofs your crave
Politics › Re: CUPP: Reps Offered $10 Million Bribe For Passage Of Vaccination Bill by Ade3131:
LordShiva97:
Do us all a big favour and keep mute sir.

Western countries should use their natural resources and construct free power plants for you, say wetin dey happen na? You don't have government or what, aren't your countries sovereign states? If all the funds being embezzled by your elected officials were put to good use, we won't have problem of power shortage in this country.

Many Western universities have foreign campuses in different African countries, what have you people done with those ones? undecided
Even a lot of the universities established before indepence were campuses of foreign universities.

The West can't keep doing things for us, the same West our governments have been borrowing billions from and we're currently begging them for debt relief. The same West that had been donating tons of things to us because we can't combat this pandemic on our own. Stop expecting the West to be doing things for you, you people are independent states for carrying out loud.

Africa's biggest biggest setback and impedance to development is itself, not the West or anyone. We are our biggest problem. Currently, many biotech companies and research facilities around the world are neck deep in the race to be the first to develop a vaccine. What are our own research bodies doing? Nothing.
If our research institutions are fully operational and funded by our inept governments, people like you won't be suspicious or complaining about vaccines from the West. Nobody is stopping us from developing vaccines of our own. Go take a look at the massive strides Indian companies are making in vaccine development for the Coronavirus. If you can't develop your own vaccine, then you no choice but to accept vaccines from foreign countries whether you like it or not.
I feel you're getting it twisted. I'm not asking for their donations. Infact I'm not an advocate of begging. My challenge with your view is why donate vaccines when you can build capacity?

Oh... because we're a sovereign state means their aids and interventions can only be through vaccination and donation of GMO Monsanto seeds and, insecticides and pesticides that in turn builds cancerous cells in human?

Why are they particular about what goes into our mouth in Africa?...make una wake up!

If vaccines are the solution to health challenges as you think, I implore you to read from the link below.

https://vactruth.com/2016/06/03/vaccinated-vs-unvaccinated/

Several studies have disprove the myth behind vaccination but for the sake of Bill Gate's well polished public image, no one dare think he's got hidden agenda. Question the conventional things you see around. Some are the more you look the less you see.

https://web.archive.org/web/20130306034323/http://www.vaccineinjury.info/vaccinations-in-general/health-unvaccinated-children/survey-results-illnesses.html

Listen to Bill Gate from the link below and see what he's working towards for yourself. Challenge the norm!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gc16H3uHKOA
Health › Re: Mysterious Deaths Hit Hadejia LG In Jigawa, Over 100 Dead by Ade3131: 7:53am On May 05, 2020
Olayinka8793:
I hope it is not Covid19 again.
Because if that shit can travelled reach as far as Jigawa, then there is no guarantee it has not already penetrated everywhere into the South.
Never been so scared of my life since I was born.
BTW, does Jigawa shares a border with Gandollar's corona infested Kano?
Hadejia is just like Ibafo and Lagos. They're closer to each other
Politics › Re: CUPP: Reps Offered $10 Million Bribe For Passage Of Vaccination Bill by Ade3131: 7:40am On May 05, 2020
nedekid:
[s]Blackman mentality, gates is spending his billions to Save humanity in Africa, something your governments could not do and this is your reaction as a Blackman! Gates is funding about 7 vaccine research hoping 1 or 2 will come through. He is losing billions just to ensure research is speeded. He wants to guarantee that the vaccine will be available to all Africans and free from the monopoly of pharmaceutical companies, but as usuall we African must see a hidden agender.[/s]
This is Bill gates that single handedly wiped out polio from Nigeria and Africa in general.
In other words Bill Gate is the Jesus of our time. It doesn't cost much to think deeper than you've thought in the past and ask questions to challenge the norms. Let's start this way. Africa has remained backward since God knows when and the very few Africans that make their way to a white man's land comes back allot improved in all aspects but those back home continue to languish in abject poverty and illiteracy.

If Bill Gate and the Western countries truly love Africa, why don't they come and construct free electrical power plants that will improve our lives?

Why can't they have the African wing of Harvard University on the continent to train Africans to become renowned innovators so that we stop being a dependent race?

Why is their focus on vaccine and not in improving our overall medical facilities? Remember those vaccines are administered in shanty hospitals. Is that what is obtainable in their country?

Another salient point to note sir. Why are Africans still dying of malaria in this time and age while the world has moved on from such trivial pursuit?

I know at this point you'll say we're supposed to provide all these things for ourselves but remember what led us here - you believe they're doing us good by giving us vaccines.

If I'm hungry and you gimme food, you've done well but if you teach me how to make food for myself so that I won't be hungry again, then you have saved humanity. That's the point I'm driving here bro
Politics › Re: CUPP: Reps Offered $10 Million Bribe For Passage Of Vaccination Bill by Ade3131: 6:51am On May 05, 2020
QVicky10:
I am a bit suspicious about the rush to pass the bill, something is not adding up. Bill Gates is first and foremost a business man specializing in Computers (hardware and software). He will not just spend 10 million dollars for nothing, there is something to be gained.
The secret to his wealth in computing is simple... He pioneered Microsoft, people bought into it and he created a virus and sell them antivirus. That's why you buy a system newly and still buy antivirus for it. Ask yourself why wasn't the antivirus imbibed in the system OS at the point of making it? Why do you have to buy it separately? Or are we saying the OEM of the OS we're installing don't know they can inculcate the antivirus in the operating system?

Now how this relates to human and CoronaVirus is equally simple. Collect all the world's seed samples and use it to create improved seeds in the name of Monsanto GMOs. Sell it to the world and sell them the treatment for the harm that comes from consuming GMO because the immune system has been completely compromised. I hope you know Bill Gate's investment in GMOs too. That's what makes these evil people super rich. This virus is a laboratory work and I still maintain that view. Have you wondered what he tends to gain from being a philanthropist?
Do you know that he's the 2nd on the list of WHO biggest donors after USA (a country)?
He understands humanity can live without Microsoft but definitely cannot live food and drugs.
Celebrities › Re: Clarence Peters: How Picture Kodak Died, Hospital Thought She Had COVID-19 by Ade3131: 10:18pm On May 04, 2020
Guys let's try everything within our might to remain healthy in this trying times bcuz c'mon malaria or typhoid fever now will be categorized as CoronaVirus and hospitals will be seriously scrutinizing who they admit or give attention to. Just maybe she could have been revived at the first hospital they rushed her to but unfortunately it's a difficult times and we can't completely fault them for trying to protect themselves. You have got to have an insider in most Lagos hospitals to allow you passage to book an appointment with the doctor. RIP to the dead.
Career › Re: Ever Lost A Job Doing The Right Thing? My Experience Doing One by Ade3131: 9:04pm On May 04, 2020
iamloyalty:
Which yeye oath, did he mention names? Let him spill out jor.
I'm not asking him not to spill it out... But he should respect the oath he signed and not come on air to divulge confidential information regarding his employer and colleagues. If he wants to be a whistleblower he knows the right quarters to go and not the public domain.
Career › Re: Ever Lost A Job Doing The Right Thing? My Experience Doing One by Ade3131: 8:56pm On May 04, 2020
membranus:
Has he named any bank? More so all the banks are involved, therefore there is nothing to hide. Their Oga, the CBN, knows this and they just decides to turn their face instead.
You feel his real identify can't be gotten by law enforcement agencies if they petition Nairaland? He's coming out to say he works in an organization that aide crime and you think some antigraft agancies might not pick interest if they really wanna be thorough? If you've been on this platform for long you'll know other foreign nationals read what we post here how much more our own efcc
Culture › Re: Olori Chanel Chin: Why I Recorded Oluwo's Atrocities Inside The Palace by Ade3131: 8:51pm On May 04, 2020
NaijaOlosho:
Can some one tell me why A whole Nigerian VP will be made to look like a mere aid like this??
Maybe because of his height... Na short man grin
Career › Re: Ever Lost A Job Doing The Right Thing? My Experience Doing One by Ade3131: 6:13pm On May 04, 2020
paulGrundy:
am not sure it is. just as exam malpractice is prevalent in secondary schools. so it is also prevalent in banking. many of my colleagues do it. its like an open secret. management implicitly indirectly encourages it because it helps them meet their liquidity drive.

one of my line managers used to say this:

bring any type of money to the bank from any source, we will accept it, but do it smartly and don't allow the regulatory authorities catch you, or we deny you!

To let you know how prevalent it is in banking, a colleague of mine was implicated in a fraud scheme busted by the FBI all the way from USA that made headlines last year. her crime was that she did not do due diligence when opening the fraudsters account. the bank hired the best lawyers and fought her case, indirectly protecting the interest of the fraudster. after the whole ordeal she was promoted instantly to a branch manager. grin cheesy
Mind what you say in public space...... You signed an oath of secrecy bro.
Crime › Re: Osun Arrests 17 Chinese, Traditional Chief, 9 Locals For Illegal Mining by Ade3131: 5:17pm On May 04, 2020
obiekunie2:
these chinese have so raped this country!

they come here mine precious metals and minerals that are very expensive in the international market for free and take it to their country!

government just kept quiet and hide their face and allow this exploitation and impunity to be going on!

go to nasarawa, benue, kaduna. kogi, taraba, bauch and plateau and you will cry for this country!

they go to the inner villages, give their chiefs stipend and still use their youths to carry out these mining for a very cheap pay.

These chinese thieves mine, gold, mica, assorted gem stones, fluoride, rocks and various other products in large quantity and ship it to china - no customs intervention, no questions from ministry of mines and power, no questions from immigration nor any government agency.

these minerals are worth far much more than oil but we just fixate our attention on oil while foreigners are exploiting what should make us very rich as a nation!

This country matter eh! sometimes e dey make person wan cry!
Yet youths are unemployed and instead of our government and local investors to diversify the economy into solid minerals, all they can think of is hotel business or real estate business in Dubai.
Politics › Re: Ifeanyi Ubah Distributes Palliatives In Lagos by Ade3131: 5:03pm On May 04, 2020
psucc:
Imagine Anambra money
Nwanne learn to read between the lines bikonu...the guy collected the items from Lagos State governor.see the bolded part below... Yes he said he was going to augment it with his own but he didn't mention with what he was going to do that. Mind you, his bit might just be in the form of distributing the items ooo.


Undoubtedly, sustaining a lockdown requires access to food and a host of other essentials. The lockdown in Lagos State has affected a lot of our people, particularly those who depend on daily commercial activities to survive.
During the lockdown, I reached out to the Governor of Lagos; His Excellency; Babajide Sanwo-Olu who magnanimously gave me;
290 bags of rice,
750 bags of Garri and
500 cartons of Spaghetti

to which I also added other materials in my personal capacity to augment. I personally supervised the distribution of these palliatives to our people in Lagos.
Some of the Governor’s aides were also on ground to witness the distribution.
Business › Re: Lagosians Struggle To Enter FCMB Bank As Lockdown Eases (Video) by Ade3131: 4:47pm On May 04, 2020
skyfather09:
look that video, does it look alright to you??!
Of course it doesn't but after the storm comes calm. It won't remain like this forever. The law of natural selection will take place and the weakest will die then the strongest will survive. It's about to get messy ... Brace up
Business › Re: Lagosians Struggle To Enter FCMB Bank As Lockdown Eases (Video) by Ade3131: 2:06pm On May 04, 2020
Las Las we go dey alright
Health › Re: COVID-19: Goat, Sheep, Pawpaw Test Positive In Tanzania. President Orders Probe by Ade3131: 1:37pm On May 04, 2020
I have read similar story and watched some fact finders on YouTube debate over the accuracy of the test kits. I remain resolute in my opinion that there's a big conspiracy going on regarding COVID-19. Of course the virus is real but there's more to it than meets the eyes. An American doctor even mentioned the name of a vaccine given to progenies and said whoever have received that vaccine at young age will test positive for COVID-19 with this current test kits and that's why some European countries are turning away from China made kits. It's reported to have so many false negatives and false positives.

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