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MEEVEET:
Lmaoo u say hero, Budweiser, grand malt and trophy beer are not lucrative? Lmaoo

The shares just dropped not the value or profitability of the business not that u know the difference even

What causes "shares" to drop?

Alphiegabe:
Oga u can also marry a woman dedicated to the Water whatever even when you prayed na when u enter u go know

I conduct a thorough background check before getting involved with any woman. Only those who approach and start relationships with women they encounter randomly on the roadside, without knowing anything about their family background, are more likely to face such issues. Nevertheless, we hope that we are guided towards finding the right partners in life.

Peace!

Chai! Okoro again? Abi Ndi develōpers no know say America na developed country already?

MEEVEET:
Obi would never waste money to build a new government house... Never that's not the things he us worried about

He'd rather waste it in building a non lucrative Brewery.

Everybody wey lose election go talk say na steal dem steal him mandate.

Sleep with her and u go dream say dem dey drag u enter water.

People who chase and sleep with every woman they encounter should be cautious. If you accidentally sleep with a woman dedicated to the god of water, you'll find yourself in trouble. This woman may not be aware of the covenant between her parents and the god of water, and even if she knows, she might not inform you of her connection to them. It is crucial to have principles and be selective in your relationships to avoid potential issues. Sleeping with a woman dedicated to the god of water can lead to unforeseen problems, as the deity might perceive it as an infringement on his relationship with the woman. To prevent such situations, parents must be aware of the implications of their choices on their children's lives and refrain from dedicating them to spiritual entities like the god of water without careful consideration.


Peace!

Dalohad:
If Tinubu is as wise as you people claim, he should have already known that threats don't work on Easterners. They have the heart of lions that's I love them.

Using MNK as a bait for SE votes is ineffectual. We all know it cannot work.

MNK told your likes today in court 'I have been here for 4 years, I am not afraid being here for another year, just follow your own laws and procedures'. Shikena.

Na you write law, na you still dey break law.

...if Igbo people did not vote for him, Kanu's detention may continue until a new government comes to power.

Say: "Wait then, I am (too) with you among those who wait" (Q10:102).

Peace!

AguluLiar:
Focus on your existence and leave Joshua.
He's greater than everyone in my cursed region

Your region is cursed?

Godszilla:
Bravo I think i have learnt a thing or two from both of you. I essence we are searching for the Truth in this dark world.

However, like you use mainly in your quote "I", I also believe reincarnation is not really a bad thing but an act of mercy from God in His infinite Love for us.

Obviously, even I have come to the simple conclusion that Nigeria is actually Hell, Nigeria is Hell like the guy you quoted submitted. However, the whole world is under this dark energy that Japa is not escaping Nigeria Hell per say.

You also mention like mind and trait which is true and correct but the physical that is the body black or white is just superficial its the spirit that is inside that body that matter.

Anyway there is a lot to unpack here.

Lol. I'm happy you've learnt a thing or two from both of us. Although we once shared similar perspectives on reincarnation, let's explore the concept further, considering the possibility that we are suffering due to misdeeds and atrocities we might have committed in our past lives.

If you believe in reincarnation, you also accept that you once lived in this world and committed terrible acts that led to your rebirth in what some might perceive as "Hell" – Africa and Nigeria. If this were true, what crimes would you have committed? Can you recall any of them? This reasoning is flawed because if you ask inmates in Kiriki Prison about the crimes that landed them there, 99.9% (nearly all) of them can tell you what they did. If Nigeria and Africa are prisons, why can't 99.9% (the vast majority) of us remember the crimes we committed in our past lives that led to our birth in Africa and Nigeria? Furthermore, what assurance is there that if we were given more lifetimes, we wouldn't repeat those atrocities, having learned nothing from the punishment?
The idea of reincarnation has inherent flaws, as any reasonable person understands that punishment is fruitless and unnecessary if the one being punished doesn't know their crime. It doesn't make sense for someone to be thrown into "Hell" – Nigeria and Africa – without knowing the sin they committed. Do you punish your children without them understanding their misbehavior?

Moreover, you mentioned that a person's physical appearance – black or white – is superficial, and what truly matters is the spirit within. I agree with you, but what I meant was that after God created souls and recognized their flaws and categories, He entrusted us with the responsibility of self-improvement. God then organized us into categories based on skin colors – black, brown, yellow, and white – and designated geographical locations for each group. Souls facing more challenges were categorized as black and placed in Africa, where they could collectively work on self-improvement. The most common issues among these souls were high levels of greed and selfishness.

When a region is populated by people with such challenges, it can certainly feel like Hell. Rather than focusing on changing our ways, improving ourselves, and transforming our continent and countries, we often mistakenly believe that changing our location will solve our problems. This is why moving abroad (japa) won't solve our problems; wherever black people go, they carry their greed and selfishness, potentially turning that area into a Hellish environment. Our attitudes and mindsets follow us like shadows, affecting our experiences in any location. This phenomenon is similar to Middle Easterners dealing with terrorism. When some move to a new country, others join them, and once they establish communities, they risk introducing war-like conditions from their homeland. Instead of addressing their personal challenges and the cultural aspects contributing to terrorism, they hope that changing their environment will resolve their issues.

To address the innate greed and selfishness afflicting Africans, leading to poor leadership and harmful behaviors, we must abide by the law, cultivate love for our fellow Africans, and find contentment in what we have rather than engaging in competitive wealth accumulation. We also need to be selfless, participating in philanthropy and charity to improve our conditions, focusing on our communities rather than just our families. By doing so, we send a message to God and nature that we are ready for change and are seeking a helping hand, then He will help us initiate the change.

Lastly, as stated in the Quran (67:2), this life is a test for the hereafter. It's important to understand that not everyone will manage to make the changes necessary to pass this test, which is designed to separate the virtuous from the wicked—the wheat from the chaff. Those who succeed in the hereafter will be grouped among the best of souls and admitted into Heaven (Jannah), with rivers flowing beneath. There, they'll abide forever, as long as the heavens and the earth endure, except as our Lord and Creator wills—a generous gift without end (Quran 11:108).
May God grant us the strength and determination to excel in this life's test, enabling us to improve ourselves and join the righteous souls in the hereafter.


Salaam!

Nawa4nl:
The hatred for igbos is strong, yet many are scared of igbos leaving

The Nigerian government's relationship with the Igbo people can be compared to that of a husband who mistreats his wife but does not want her to leave. Just as the husband's actions might suggest hatred, the government's treatment of the Igbo people could give the impression of animosity. Yet, beneath the surface, the husband (the government) recognize the importance and value of the marriage, which is why the idea of divorce is met with resistance. This complex dynamic mirrors the intricacies of human emotions and relationships, where love and hate can sometimes coexist.

Peace!

Justice Nyako isn't the problem; the real issue lies in the government's control, making it difficult to attain freedom. Eventually, Tinubu might leverage Kanu's situation in the 2027 election campaign, promising his release in exchange for votes from southeast. This matter is indeed complex, and if Igbo people did not vote for him, Kanu's detention may continue until a new government comes to power.

Peace!

Lol. No let Anthony Joshua vex with God Ooo. The kind blow the guy chop, come still lose the fight on top na God's plan?
Na only people wey get strong faith in God dem dey talk to in this manner Ooo.

PapaNnamdi:
Nigerians have so nany deluded minds who have refused to wake.
1. Earth, this world, is all an illusion, it's actually a prison
2. Religion is the psychologist that prevents the minds from breaking free.
3. The truth is right in front of us, but no one will see it.
4. Use the template of the prisons you know and understand how life works.
5. Prisoners in Nigeria find themselves here because of the choices they made in the last life, like a prison, if you comit a crime you are put in prison,
The severity of the crime determines the type of punishment and prison you are put in, compare kirikiri and ikoyi prison, same PRISON different punishment

Now back to Nigeria.
Nothing will ease the suffering, Nigeria is like the kirikiri prison.
We owe sentences that we are serving presently in this prison,
religion says there is heaven for rest, this is not true,
Religion don't want you to rebel the controllers of the prison or try to escape through suixide.

There is no complex in solving Nigerias problem, but it will never get solved.
It's how Nigeria was programmed

Dangote is just one of the tools used to run the program.
Same is tinubu and buhari
Fuel will never be cheaper .
If a leader comes in to try and make the country better or change the state of the programmed suffering, he will be removed or killed
E.g gadafi of Libya, even GEJ Obama was involved in his removal

Know that, fuel is simply from the fractional distillation of crude, very simple process using heat and different distillation chambers

Uneducated folks do it well in my home town with stolen crude and convert to diesel kerosene and fuel,
But ask your self, why can't there be working refineries?

Even modular ones for this ppl to work and earn while they produce fuel in their localities??

It's because This prison was programmed for much more suffering than the ones in the west,

No body will save you, complete your sentence or find a way to be transfered to another prison(japa) with good behavior same way criminals are moved from one prison to the other, your behaviour will be checked at embassies and visa approved if you served ur sentence here with good records.


There is no happy ending here

We are here to suffer
The more you understand the easier it is to navigate your plans

And this is why some of the worst beings are found in Nigeria, it's not a coincidence, it's similar criminals serving their sentence in same prison.

Just like you can't send an economic and financial criminal to a prison for murderers and rapist, he is sent to a prison with ppl of similar crime,
This is why majority of Nigerians are criminal minded the same way, always ready to cheat, to steal , to be corrupt.

I used to believe that if reincarnation were true, Africans were individuals who had led bad lives in the past and were reborn in Africa as a form of punishment. According to this belief, those who lived virtuously would eventually be reincarnated in better continents and countries. However, I no longer adhere to this opinion, as it oversimplifies the complex realities of global poverty, wealth distribution, and human experience. Although you seem not to be particularly religious, but your opinion and assertions were influenced by "religion". The concept of reincarnation is taught by some Eastern religions like Hinduism.

Moreover, poverty, suffering, and hardship are not exclusive to Africa. They exist in varying degrees across the globe, including in countries within Asia and America. Therefore, it is incorrect to categorize an entire continent as "Hell" or a "prison" based solely on the challenges faced by some of its inhabitants. Additionally, affluent and successful individuals reside in Africa, just as they do in other parts of the world. Reincarnation, as an explanation for human experiences, does not resonate with my beliefs. I adhere to the Islamic perspective, which suggests that each individual faces judgment after death (Qur'an 3:185).

The notion of spirits or jinns moving from a possessed deceased individual to another could potentially explain claims of past life experiences. The Qur'an states, "Whoever is diverted from the remembrance of the Most Merciful - We appoint for him a devil, and he is to him a companion" (Qur'an 43:36). When such a person possessed by such spirits dies, the spirit may transfer to another body (of a newborn baby). In cases where the child is spiritually vulnerable or becomes possessed by the spirit, the spirit can assume control, even recounting memories of past lives through them. However, this should not be confused with reincarnation, as mentioned in Hebrews 9:27-28, where it is stated that humans are appointed to die once, followed by judgment.

I believe that God and nature have not only created humans but have also categorized them based on various attributes, including physical traits and behavioral tendencies. This categorization can be better understood through the concept of "ability grouping" used in educational settings, where individuals are placed in groups according to their skills or capabilities. In this context, God and nature also grouped us according to our behavior, mentality, and attitudes, using skin color as a basis ranging from black, brown, yellow and white. Those with black skin, considered the least privileged, often exhibit higher levels of greed and selfishness and are primarily native to Africa. They are followed by brown-skinned individuals in many parts of Asia, while the higher in the rank are white-skinned individuals, who tend to be less greedy and selfish and demonstrate self-love and organization, are mostly found in Europe. This classification may explain why Africa experiences fewer natural disasters compared to other continents. Each category has its unique experiences, serving as distinct learning opportunities for growth and understanding.

Consequently, the difficulties and natural disasters faced by humanity across the globe often result from human actions, as mentioned in the Qur'an (30:41). These circumstances will persist until we initiate change within ourselves. As Allah says, "Verily, Allah will not change the condition of a people until they change what is in themselves" (Quran 13:11). Only by making such changes can we demonstrate that we have learned from our experiences. However, if we revert to our old, sinful ways, the same calamities and punishments associated with them will reemerge (Qur'an 17:8 ).

Finally, Nigeria's problems will not get better until we change our thoughts, mentality and behaviors. Moving to other countries (Japa) is not the answer, because Nigerians can bring their bad habits and corruption with them to whenever to go. This can create problems in those countries too. Some places like Dubai have tried to fix this by making strict laws to keep Nigerians out of their country. Furthermore, voting acclaimed better and more qualified leaders might not help either because leaders are chosen from among the followers, and if the followers themselves are corrupt and dishonest, the leaders will be as well. Our leaders mirror the people we are. Ultimately, change must begin with each individual.


Peace!

To effectively combat this issue, authorities should focus on arresting the sponsors first, rather than just targeting individuals like Bello Turji. Arresting Turji alone will not solve the problem, as the sponsors can simply find another leader to replace him. By apprehending the sponsors, law enforcement can address the root cause of the issue and prevent similar individuals from gaining power.

Prioritizing physical sustenance is essential, as it lays the foundation for nourishing one's spiritual well-being. When a person experiences hunger, they may find it difficult to focus on or comprehend spiritual teachings such as the word of God. In short, satisfying basic needs is key to fostering a deeper connection with one's spirituality.

Ganduje's position as APC's national chairman is akin to a deeply-rooted iron tree, firmly entrenched in the ground. The strong foundation of his role makes it extremely challenging to uproot him from his position of power within the party.

ewedunamala:
I tot they are stronger than Israel

Iran appears to be stronger; however, Israel's alliances with the United States and Europe provide it with a protective advantage. If anything were to happen to Israel, the West would likely respond forcefully against Iran. Consequently, Iran is cautious in its interactions with Israel, aware that aggression could provoke a robust reaction from Israel's allies.

CyrusVI:


Kingmakers, I hail o!
So, Aisha Yesufu couldnt influence her state election, yet she was trying to dictate to Lagosians who to vote for in 2023

Same LP she couldnt foist on her people, she's tryna force others to accept in a faraway region


Edo elections loss is more felt in Abia, than they are currently feeling it in Asue's household

Aisha Yesufu na empty vessel.

AuthorMan:
I love your response but that doesn't mean it is accurate. Are you saying Bokoharam, Bandits, Fulani herdsmen, ISIS, ISWAP, HAMAS, HESBOLAH, THE KILLERS OF ESTHER,in northern Nigeria burning her into arshes, etc, etc, etc all having ISLAM in common are all suffering from Mental Issues.

I am not understanding.

While providing a detailed answer to your question would require considerable time and effort, I'm not certain that the ensuing discussion would be productive. Through my recent experiences, I've come to realize that Nairaland and Quora foster different types of discussions. On Quora, people generally ask questions with the intention of gaining knowledge or satisfying their curiosity. However, on Nairaland, I've found that users tend to ask questions merely as a means to argue.

No matter how valid the points or reasons presented, it seems that Nairaland users are reluctant to accept them, possibly because they view it as conceding defeat. My previous comments on other Nairaland topics and threads reflect this pattern. With this in mind, I believe a platform like Quora would be more appropriate for me, as it aligns better with my preference for thoughtful, knowledge-driven conversations.


Peace!

AuthorMan:
Which Prophet?
The one who the Bokoharam and Bandits are following his footsteps?
Please enlighten me.

Nearly 43,000 people in the US died from gun violence in 2023. Are the perpetrators of this crime following the footsteps of Prophet Muhammad or Jesus? It's important to note that violent people, particularly those who commit mass shootings and terrorism, may have psychological issues and personal struggles that lead them to act without any genuine reason. They may resort to violence regardless of any religious influences.

Peace!

Solcampbell:
Trash!

APC's victory in Edo state is a victory for Tinubu in Edo state in 2027. Through rigging, all know that BAT use governors ( structures) to win elections. Ganduje, elrufai, wike, shettima.
Bello etc

No matter how bad obaseki was, atleast we know that his policies never caused the inflation, hike in fuel price and the naira/dollar crash. These are more severe pains that Edo people have to pass through for one year which is more than counterbalance whatever underperformance by obaseki in eight years.

This is the bigger picture you fail to see. Unless ofcourse you are one of the apc paid agent, then I wouldn't blame you,,,,!

The only reasonable statement in your argument is that Bola Tinubu used governors (party structures) to win elections through rigging. If this is true, it implies that Tinubu should have won in all APC-governed states. However, we know there were exceptions. This indicates that party structures give Tinubu a 70% chance of winning, with a 30% chance of losing despite the structures. Furthermore, rigging elections is only feasible when a candidate has a significant number of votes. They rig to supplement their votes, overtaking the opposition. However, rigging is not easy because it becomes too obvious if 70-80% of voters didn't vote for the candidate, which could lead to the results being canceled in that polling unit.

Regarding the presidential election, do u think that Edo people will vote for APC in 2027? Their decision will depend on various factors, such as the APC government's performance, which we all know is very poor, opposition strength, and any emerging political forces.


Peace!

fuckingAyaya:
Draw the army to the east while boko-haram wreck havoc in the north. Prophet MNK S.A.W

This is amusing. It's worth noting that Muslims reserve the abbreviation S.A.W. (Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam, meaning "Peace Be Upon Him" ) exclusively for Prophet Muhammad, whereas A.S. (Alayhis Salam, meaning "Peace Be Upon Him" ) is used to refer to other Prophets.

Peace!

A wise man once said: I've never seen a country where its yesterdays are always better than its tomorrows, as is the case with Nigeria.

During difficult times, it's often the most straightforward solutions that prove to be the most effective. In this instance, turning to time-tested methods such as firewood and charcoal may be the key. When other options fail, reverting to the fundamentals – the way we lived before discovering fuel – can still fulfill our basic needs. This serves as a valuable reminder that tried-and-true approaches retain their worth and can offer solace amid hardships.
However, Nigeria frequently experience a cycle of progress followed by substantial setbacks, as illustrated by the saying "one step forward, ten steps back."


Peace!

Those of u wey dey eye Libya and u no sabi dodge bullets and bombs suppose ask this question first. Is Libya peaceful?
Entering a conflict-ridden area just for the benefit of affordable fuel is not worth putting your life in harm's way.

In the Edo State governorship election, voters prioritized individual candidates over political parties. Rather than blindly following party lines, they made informed decisions based on the qualities and platforms of each candidate. This approach allowed the people of Edo to elect a leader who truly represents their interests and values, transcending traditional party allegiances.


Peace!

Ezeego1:
Hungry man 😂😂

To bribe you sef no reach 10k.... A plate of food is okay to make you deny your inheritance

See person wey dey hungry dey call another person hungry man.
It is more nourishing to be fed a single grain of "rice" than a heaping plate of deceitful "lies". Anybody wey Pandōra Obi feed, no be food him chop; na lies him chop.

Ezeego1:
See the people wey APC use 10k bribe... smh

Just like ur Pandōra Obi, na one mad man advise u say make u accuse innocent people like us abi?

Asue Ighodalo lost this election.
I swear Ighodalo lost this election.

Ekrenji:
But the same Mohammed did not write any Tafsir yet you are giving us wrong interpretations written by those not present when Mohammed received the revelation. So the answer to my first question is no. The Quran never said that you need the Tafsir to understand the Quran


Another “NO”


Another “NO”

It's quite surprising that you still don't grasp the concept despite the detailed explanations provided. It seems you struggle to differentiate between "Tafsir" and "Hadith", leading you to ask these questions and provide unsatisfactory answers to yourself. I could offer further clarification, but it appears you aren't genuinely seeking understanding; rather, you ask questions with a specific answer already in mind. Engaging in discussions with individuals like you may not be productive, as it seems more beneficial to let you remain in your state of ignorance.


Peace!

Akfrenzy:
Na statistics we go chop ?

Our President no like Statistics, and the Pandōra Obi wey some people dey count on, na mad men dey advise am.