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I spent a year in some communities in Baruten local government precisely KosuBosu and Yanrin and honestly, they are the most backward people I have come across in this country |
dominique:Exactly, without Raphinha, Barca can never win any big game |
I need honest review of Xiaomi Redmi 14C 4GB ram (upgradable to 8GB ) And also where I can get it at lowest price |
Where's your office located? |
You have done well my brother, will be expecting you on 28th, at the creators gathering |
Ok |
onumadu:Your points are well noted |
Pauldollars:Did you read the article at all? I guess you have reading comprehension issue |
I have never given any woman money because I wanted to have sex with her or because I successfully had sex with her. This may be a very unpopular opinion, but it is true. I AM NOT OBLIGATED to giving you my money merely because I am asking you out and desire intimacy between us. The one time I attempted doing this in Owerri, I fell violently ill and had to beg the lady to just leave with the money and not expect any action. I wish more people understood that sex isn't an essential necessity for humans. Sex is a LIBIDINAL need. Sex is NOT an ESSENTIAL/SURVIVAL need. You can live your FULL life span on earth as a human without sex and you WILL BE FINE. But money? Money is an ESSENTIAL need! Especially in today's modern world. You CANNOT survive without money. Food, shelter, clothing, security and medical care aren't possible without money. This is why I DO NOT consider money and sex worthy to be placed on the same pedestal of exchange and transaction. It isn't balanced to equate a libidinal need to an essential/survival need in terms of exchange and barter currency. Except you are dealing with a commercial sex worker who uses their skills in sex to satisfy the public and earn a living. A man should give a woman money because he genuinely loves, cares for her and wishes her well. A man should not give a woman money simply because she gave him an orgasm. Exceptions can be made of course in the case of a wife whom it is your duty to provide for. A sensible man does not give his wife money because she gives him sex styles, but because he loves her and swore an oath to do so till death separates them both. This is also the case for a woman who bears your child for you. Naturally, this instance is non-negotiable as well because you owe that woman your world because she risked her life to give you a child. When I see men maltreating or neglecting women who gave them children, I shake my head because these men do not know the misfortune they are attracting to themselves from the universe. But sex in itself being the sole reason you give a woman money? Na. It's even demeaning and undignifying to suggest this to an emancipated and independent woman. I mean sex for money. Sex is too basic these days. Way way too basic. Plus modern science and technology have even created alternatives for limitless sexual gratification not limited to masturbation. Someone may say that not having sex at a certain age may predispose a man to prostate disease. Na. However a man chooses to establish ejaculations from time to time and stay healthy is entirely up to him. With the necessary supplements, lifestyle and diet, a man can stay off sex till he's 90 and no health condition will come to him. Personally if I meet a woman I like and we bond, I grow empathy for her needs and her problems begin to affect me as well. It will be hard for me to see her struggle with a financial problem and not want to support in my own small way. This is NOT me supporting her because I am OBLIGATED to doing so simply because our genitals are doing meet and greet. This is me supporting her because I care for her and am drawn to her soul beyond her vagina, buttock muscles and mammary tendons. Happy Sunday, umu nnem. #ivaneagle #ivanthemachine |
This is a lesson we must all learn if we want Nigeria to work |
"Some were chanting " mesieya ike mesieya ike" in excitement. I decided to go close to the crowd to know what's was actually going on." " I saw a very beautiful fair tall lady with mini-skirt putting on a singlet with her nîpple boldly opened. Immediately my eyes just grasped it and I couldnt behold it. " " She was on the floor crying. I imagined what could make a beautiful lady like her to be wéeping. I was patiently waiting only to see a màdman trying to penetrate the lady in a public. " "She was helpless as the crowd was cheering the màdman. Her white singlet has stained already as the man tried to squeeze her bréàst. I couldn't help but to walk away." I know many things that can happen in Nigeria, but this is not one of them. This must be very exaggerated story |
There's this narrative taking a new shape. Some Nigerians who believe that voting for Peter Obi means helping ndị Ìgbo. "But I supported Peter Obi nah. You Igbo people don't even think of those who supported Obi." Some of our people have allowed themselves to be blackmailed with this uselesss statement as if someone did them a favour by voting Obi. The kind narrative that will sink if not corrected. In 1993, the Igbo massively voted MKO Abiola. Let's go back to history, history of Nigeria being ushered into democracy in 1999. In 1999, the Igbo unanimously voted for Obasanjo. Nobody said Obasanjo was Yoruba and expected the Yorubas to be excited Igbo voted their brother. They focused on who they believed could change the narrative and make a policy that will be pro- people. The best candidate to do the job. Since we believe we are Nigerians. In 2003, Dim Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu contested for Nigerian presidency. A whole Ojukwu was flopped by the Igbo. They left him and voted Obasanjo. What did that tell you? A typical Igbo man knows what he wants. Buhari came and picked Ọkadigbo, he didn't get a single vote. Buhari picked another Igbo for VP— Umezuoke, the Igbo didn't send him. He's a bad market. But Umaru Musa Yar'adua came, the Igbo voted him against everyone. He's from Katsina. Nobody tried to blackmail the North into believing they did them any favour for voting their own. When Jonathan came, the Igbo voted him because they believed he would be the best to fix things. Nobody said the Ijaw should be excited that the Igbo voted them. If you bring Rochas Okorocha, Hope Ụzọdịmma, Ọjị Ụzọ Kalụ for Igbo presidency, I assure you that the Igbo will never support them. Many times, the Igbo have been accused of not knowing how to play politics. The reason is that the system of politics played in Nigeria is anti-Igbo philosophy. Nigeria play politics of religion and tribe. Igbo man is not interested in your tribe or religion, can you deliver? Can you rule? Are your economic policies pro-citizens? We hate politics of mediocrity or chop chop politics. When Atiku contested in 2019 and Obi was his vice, the Igbo didn't vote Atiku because he's a saint, but because Buhari is a disaster. There's absolutely nothing Buhari could do to get favour of ndị Igbo. Atiku is far much better. When we had the options of Tinubu, Atiku and Obi, going by the political travesty of the trio, a progressive thinking mind knows the best to go for. Even as the Igbo dislike APC, if Osibanjo was in that ballot and not Tinubu, the Igbo would have gone for Osibanjo. We want Nigeria to work. We want to eat. We want the economy to benefit all and sundry. Of course the Igbo voted Obi, not because he's Igbo but they believe he's different. If Rochas was to be on that ballot, even in his ward, he would have failed. You who voted Obi from another tribe also believed it was the best thing to do. For your own interest and that of your children. You believed it's for the economic progress of the nation. So, why do some of you always think it's a favour you did for the Igbo by voting Obi and they should be grateful to you? Like, do you expect me to tell you thank you for voting Obi? When some ediots are confronted by their destructive utterances, you hear: "but we voted Obi." No wonder some said they would teach Obi lesson. Now they are crying that they are hungry and still very disturbed that the Igbo are not interested in the so called hunger protest. Some even said: "after we voted Obi, the Igbo don't want to join us to protest." Let me say it again, you didn't do anyone a favour by voting for him. You didn't do any tribe a favour by voting anybody. We don't owe you because you voted anybody. Good leader or bad leader, everyone go feel am. If you like, next election, vote a disaster you go feel am. You did no Igbo man any favour for voting Obi. So, no Igbo man owes you anything. Know this and have peace. I paused! |
Hope Uzodinma, the supreme Court governor is the worst calamity the federal government bestowed upon the Imolites. Our once peaceful Imo State is now a slaughter house for Imo indigines and visitors alike |
dumahi:You have said it all |
A woman takes an empty pot along to the #EndBadGovernance protest at Kudirat Abiola Way, Ikeja, Lagos
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A woman takes an empty pot along to the #EndBadGovernance protest at Kudirat Abiola Way, Ikeja, Lagos. There is serious hunger in every part of Nigeria and this protest can easily turn violent in the coming days if care is not taken |
This protest is already a flop as far as the Igbos are not involved. The protest won't yield any tangible result |
Tochj:Nigeria is not ready for good leadership |
obiekunie01:You truly understood the game |
Tochj:Unfortunately, a lot of Nigerians are in the same ship with Kenneth Okonkwo, Peter Obi's inability to defend the mandate the majority of Nigerians gave to him is quite worrisome |
Front0lane:Honestly, it is funny how you deluded souls think that only Igbos speak well about Peter Obi |
helinues:Ok, I get your point now |
helinues:Is your response for this post? I don't understand the relation |
On Kenneth Okonkwo… I’m not surprised… I knew that many people who took advantage of the obidient movement will slowly find fault in the man whose wave blew them into relevance. More Kenneth Okonkwos will arise… Expect more of such in the coming days. They will accuse him of not been able to manage party affairs… They will accuse him of promising them victory in court but couldn’t… They will accuse him of many things - that’s how life is: the moment you finish using a C0*nd0m, you discard it. Nobody remembers the good side of the c0nd0.*n which once gave them safer pleasure . So Kenneth Okonkwo’s expression of lack of confidence in Peter Obi is not a suprise. Kenneth’s hope of becoming a Presidential Special Adviser on Nollywood affairs has collapsed. So he’ll fight dirty. But it’s a lost fight because Peter Obi has demonstrated that his presidential ambition is not worth the bl00d of anyone. If PO calls for a protest today, millions of Nigerians will stand with him. So he needs to be careful of protests. He should continue his current method of criticism - constructive criticism and inspiring us all. Since Kenneth considers himself so important. Let him call for whatever pr0test in Nigeria. If more than 100 people come forward, I’ll apologise to him. Kenneth must understand the difference between being popular and being INFLUENTIAL. Peter Obi is INFLUENTIAL. Kenneth was just a popular actor. Peter Obi knows that one word from him will cause a shift in the country so he’s exercising control over the urge to control. That’s not weakness- that’s the strongest strength. If Kenneth Okonkwo had half of PO’s influence, he would have said things out of unguarded emotions, spark protests and take the country back to the horrible past we are coming out from. But Kenneth is not PO. Allow Peter Obi to do what is right for Nigeria. Do not bvlly him into your political extremism. He’s not an extremist. He’s moderate and sound in mind and thoughts. I’ve been a victim of the likes of Keneth Okonkwo - you give them a platform and raise their value but when they no longer need you, they carnivorously eat the finger that fed them and l!ck their bl0*0d. Remember, this is the nature of humans, so always lower your expectations from those who praise you when they have a lot to gain from you, they can easily become your greatest enemies when those expectations are not met.
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I really wish Nigerian politicians can learn to withdraw, still trying to understand why a sick old man will bribe his way into Nigerian presidency seat, just to make life difficult for Nigerians |
Hemanwel:Don't mind them, na the fools wey still dey praise the failure at Aso rock, dey vex me pass |
Igbos and Bunkery na 5&6😀 See their flat heads |
Mercenary123:Mind you, not all Yorubas voted for Tinubu, and Tinubu did not win the election, he only became president by rigging |
He will rig himself in as usual, I'm yet to see anyone that can stop him |

