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Travel › Re: Is There Any Place In This World Where People Live That Is Not A Country? by AndroBlaze: 1:01pm On Jul 22, 2025

ebubeson:
Please are there places where people live in this world that is not a Country with a name?

I believe your question is about a place where no one can claim and you could just move to without hassle. The closest term I've found to that is Terra Nullius.

Apparently there are only 3 territories in the world but the good news is if you are thinking of moving, there is one in Africa.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terra_nullius#:~:text=There%20are%20currently%20three%20territories,Antarctica%2C%20principally%20Marie%20Byrd%20Land.

Sports › Re: Manchester City Submit Record-breaking Bid To Re-sign Cole Palmer From Chelsea by AndroBlaze: 11:26am On Jul 22, 2025

This is not true, and even if it was no way Chelsea will sell him at the moment for all the money in the world, that's until they win the title that they want sha

Satellite TV Technology › Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by AndroBlaze: 1:48am On Jul 22, 2025

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K7P1KyisUKA?si=gLE9rzxPGsd7Qk7Y

A pretty educative video from Will on the dangers of Lithium Ion....and yes I know the chemistry mentioned is slightly different from our beloved lifepo, but we can all still learn a thing or two from the guy's heartbreaking experience.

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Satellite TV Technology › Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by AndroBlaze: 1:37am On Jul 22, 2025

Jbond:
Its obvious no one answers genuine questions again here but its rather about marketing for the diy sellers here, i gave my own personal reasons why i want to buy these equipments within the state i reside, you still dey tell me he delivered within 48 hours. If i wanted to buy from any of them i would have contacted them already, even the question i asked no one replied, instead na marketing una dey do.

Anyway thanks for your input.

I believe I was the first person to take my time and give you a proper educative response to a question you asked and this was what I got back in return

Jbond:

Lol boss, omo this plenty technical assembly was not straight to the point for me o.

I just wanted a yes or no to 'can one 24v 2.5kwh 100ah lifepo4 battery do the same job of two tubular batteries of 200ah or 220ah for solar backup when the sun is down? Since i cannot buy a 5kwh lithium battery alone which is over 1.2m to 1.4m. Because i dont want my total budget for the setup to be over 1.8m.

And for a total watts of 528, what inverter is best to go with the lifepo4, is it a 2.5kva or 3kva inverter, thanks boss.

While you might have not meant to be rude, your response indicated to me that you either don't appreciate or are just not willing to gain from the reservoir of experience/knowledge people have on here- which is not the end of the world.

I have not really followed your posts since then but I guess people have also noticed a bit of what I did and that's why they are just telling you what to do instead of explaining why they are advising you to do so.

Simply put, we've had some people who sold cells and made batteries in Abuja but they've been found wanting (at least the ones I remember). If people are recommending mrreed that's in Kaduna (or is it kano) and Valto that is in Bayelsa, its because we KNOW their goods work and we KNOW you will get support even if you aren't in the same state as most of us don't even reside in Kaduna or Bayelsa.

People have lost good money on here, because they believed in shops or renegade sellers who came here and promised heaven and earth....that did not stop those affected from being their brother's keeper and revealing their experiences while ensuring they enrich everyone here with their knowledge gained the hard way, with blood and tears.

If you need to physically inspect your purchase from a local shop it is fine, but that will not stop you from being cheated or someone telling you that they will not honour warranty, especially when they can prove u might have made an honest misstep in the setup (which happens as everyone is learning)....and even established businesses like Fouani do this ( yes a whole LG).

Learn to believe in people and more importantly learn to believe in yourself that you are a good judge of character.... even if you get burnt, we only live once and living in fear and unfounded distrust isn't the way to spend one's life.

I wish you the best whatever your decisions are.

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Travel › Re: 10 Most Dangerous Bus Stops In Lagos (and What Really Happens There) by AndroBlaze: 6:28pm On Jul 21, 2025*

eyesoflagos:
https://eyesoflagos.com/10-most-dangerous-bus-stops-in-lagos-and-what-really-happens-there/

Ojuelegba has no business being there especially when not even one bus stop in the heart of Mushin is mentioned.

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Education › Re: Abiodun Renames Tai Solarin University Of Education In Honour Of Awujale by AndroBlaze: 5:14pm On Jul 21, 2025*

As much as I'm not in support of renaming something that has already been named after another individual, especially one as well deserving as Tai Solarin, it seems it was the Ogun Assembly that first agreed to this while the Awujale was alive a few years ago according to this.

https://www.premiumtimesng.com/regional/ssouth-west/471042-ogun-assembly-passes-bill-to-rename-tai-solarin-college-of-education.html?tztc=1

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Crime › Re: Mother-of-3 Shot Dead By Ex-boyfriend At Wedding Reception (photos) by AndroBlaze: 10:29am On Jul 21, 2025

ngwaIgbo223:
Toxic nigerians.. This is what yall can do when ignored.. You messed up.

Is everything ok, does Shaka sound like a Nigerian name to you?

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Politics › Re: Apology To Aisha Buhari - Farooq Kperogi by AndroBlaze: 4:30pm On Jul 20, 2025

Putindbutt:
God knows I have never taken this man seriously with all his fake write ups and predictions that have never been true. He will just sit down and scribbles anything down with his famous " my sources" bullsh!t. He only has "sources", he doesn't do his own primary findings. I have lost count how many times has he recanted himself. How did he even become a professor?.

Sometimes I really wonder his age, as he seems to act like those from Hundeyin's generation who just want to burn everything and not consider the consequences.

I really hope he changes as despite all he has done for so long, I truly believe he wants a better Nigeria for most Nigerians.

At some stage we all need to learn to manage our anger about the way Nigeria has become, lets focus our energy on how to change the narrative within the social contraption we find ourselves...French revolution style of sentiment cannot save us, same way it did not save the French.

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Politics › Re: A Professor Of What? Soludo's Embarrassing Statement On Sabmiller's Investment by AndroBlaze: 6:38pm On Jul 19, 2025*

franugo:
We have too many people arguing blindly and with emotions...let us take emotions away from this and argue with facts, I will try to do so below:

In 2012, Peter Obi invested the sum of N1,955,535,247.00 (equivalent of approximately US$12,616,356.43 at the then average CBN exchange rate of N155.00/$1.00) to purchase 407,321,264 ordinary shares of the company now known as Sabmiller brewery, which means that then the price per share was around #4.8. fast forward to today, price per share is #57.60 on NGx which means that if Anambra state were to sell their total shares today, they'll realize over #23b, which means their shares have appreciated in naira value by over #21b. Now let's look at the USD value, in 2012, the USD value of the shares was $12m, when you convert the current naira value of the shares i.e #23b to USD, you get $15m, so it's also appreciated in USD value despite the fact that rates have taken a catastrophic nosedive since 2012.
All in all, it seems like a decent investment, I'm not sure why there's so much angst about it, or Maybe my math is not mathing?

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2022/06/dollar-value-of-peter-obis-investment-for-anambra-now-us3-7million-or-us5-3-million-depending-on-exchange-rate/

First let me commend you as being the first person to try and make a decent economic argument as to why Soludo might be wrong in what he said. This is highly commendable in the Nairaland we find ourselves where people who shout the loudest and throw insults assume that doing this makes them right.

While your calculations and the idea behind them seem correct, you missed something that any economist or even businessman would have noticed, the value of money then compared to the value of money now.

Simply put, $1 as at 2012 is equivalent to $1.4 now. So if you really wanted to look at what is the equivalent of investing $12,616,356.43 as at 2012, you would have to convert that amount to the dollar value now which is 1.4* 12,616,356.43 = $17.6m.

So simply put, any dollar investment that you made 13 years ago, that is valued less than $17.6m has fallen below the inflation threshold and is a loss. If you repeated this using the naira value that he invested it will still amount to the same thing. Also we have not even considered the opportunity cost of what would have happened if he had invested that money in the least risky portfolio and the returns it would have yielded.

To be fair, this is the way a business man would think, there are other things an Economist would consider though, but one thing for sure is there is little doubt that the shares are worth less now than they were in 2012 using any sensible financial metrics.

EDIT:

I noticed your Sabmiller price was outdated from your screenshot so I also went to check the current value of International Breweries, which is what Sabmiller has morphed into( according to the article you quoted). In short, the share price is currently N13.85, which if you do the math with the previous quantity is valued at N5.6bn which is $3.6m now..... that is truly a terrible investment in every country and language.

Education › Re: Assistant Professor Reacts To Renaming Of UNIMAID After Buhari by AndroBlaze: 12:13pm On Jul 19, 2025

PMG2024:
Reading your responses makes me miss the Nairaland of old times. There are very few intelligent and sagacious people like you remaining here. Each time you respond, I am able to learn a new thing and that is how meaningful dialogue/conversations should go. Thank you and I hope to read more from you especially on this forum.

I appreciate the compliments and your responses that are mature and also educative. I also have to agree with you that Nairaland of a few years back was far more respectful, interesting and conducive for meaningful dialogue/conversations.

Well lets hope the younger generation who now dominate this site live up to their privilege and grow out of their unnecessarily combative tendencies and seek the growth that healthy debate can offer, for all our sakes.

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Education › Re: Assistant Professor Reacts To Renaming Of UNIMAID After Buhari by AndroBlaze: 2:45am On Jul 19, 2025

PMG2024:
This should be about the second most objective response I have read today. The rest are just political vultures making noise and working for their stipends. Thank you for your objectivity, and sincerely, I learnt a couple of new things.
Infact, I cannot gainsay anything you have stated in your post. But I will love to chip in that Oxford and Cambridge are regarded as Public institutions and receive government funding. I agree with you on how they were formed though.

Finally, we hope to challenge this decision in court, I believe that is our last resort. Even though your last paragraph already sheds light on what the possible outcome might be based on "he who pays the piper" reality. We can at least try. Thanks again!

Its actually nice to note you will challenge this in court, though I think Buhari as a two time H.O.S and the first governor of Borno isn't entirely devoid of deserving this honour (especially as he was governor around the time the university was formed), however he already has the airport in Maiduguri named after him so naming the university after him may be too much for indigenes and stakeholders.

As for your point on Oxbridge, you are right to say they are known as Public universities in the UK but this is only because they receive government money (mainly as the government pays tuition for their citizens, which makes almost every university in the UK a bit of a public institution); however the government does/did not own the institutions nor their assets and most of the funding these two universities receive is from the private sector (85% for Oxford at the last count). So they are pretty much like Harvard in all ways (don't forget that though Harvard is private, Trump has been forcing them to bow to his will using threats of cutting government funding and FG's powers as their regulator to ensure they fall in line with his MAGA vision. So this again shows how its almost impossible for any university not to be somewhat controlled by the government).

https://www.theguardian.com/education/2018/may/29/oxford-and-cambridge-university-colleges-own-property-worth-35bn

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Politics › Re: Lagos Commissioned Nigeria’s First Local Government-Owned Radio Station by AndroBlaze: 11:32pm On Jul 18, 2025

yamunla:

Wherever you are claiming as your village today was once a forest claimed by your progenitor.

And your progenitor also came from somewhere to where you are currently claiming as your village /roots..

Well I agree with this.

Though the point I was making is Mushin as a settlement is quite too young for people to be claiming indigenous Mushin, as if they cannot remember where they came from before they came to Mushin.

I am Egba by the way, as a lot of Mushin people tend to be.

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Education › Re: Assistant Professor Reacts To Renaming Of UNIMAID After Buhari by AndroBlaze: 10:49pm On Jul 18, 2025

PMG2024:
Ask yourself, will USA change the name of Harvard University to honour a past president?

Will UK rename University of Oxford or University of Cambridge in honour of a late King or Queen or Prime Minister?

Will University of Toronto alter its name to immortalise a politician?

These are centuries old institutions of learning yet they have three things in common - excellence, consistency, and legacy.

We must stop renaming our educational institutions after politicians. University of Maiduguri is 50 years old this year for heaven's sake.

It is very wrong.

Lets be a bit factual in these arguments.

Havard is named after it's founder.

Yale was renamed after a particular benefactor that came almost 20 years later and gave substantial donations.

Oxford and Cambridge are almost a 1000 years old and both were formed by groups of theologians/academics, thus no one person got the naming rights. However both Universities consist of several autonomous colleges, and a lot of the colleges are named after people.

Again, none of these universities above are owned by one person or government, they are private universities, and the private people chose the names.

Also several American presidents have prominent universities named after them, with George Washington alone having 5 ! Bush Snr, Clinton, Bush jnr, Obama and Biden all have educational institutions named after them.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_educational_institutions_named_after_presidents_of_the_United_States

Though I agree with sentiment that says you should not change names of prominent institutions without the buy in of stakeholders, the fact remains government owns them and until these institutions can prove they are prominent enough to be self sufficient, everything any of us say about renaming them is pure opinion.

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Politics › Re: Lagos Commissioned Nigeria’s First Local Government-Owned Radio Station by AndroBlaze: 9:41pm On Jul 18, 2025

yamunla:
If you want to learn ,be straight and ask .

Don't be clever by half by asking me certain questions.

If you are awori or a lagosian ..

You wouldn't ask the question u did

Like I told you before I don't need to learn anything.

I am not Awori nor what some of you people want to start calling indigenous Mushin lol.

I was born in Mushin, my father was born in Mushin, my Grandfather was born in Mushin and both the family compound of both my father's parents are in Mushin.

However, I am not "indigenous to Mushin per se" and just like the royal families in Mushin you don't want to give me the answer to, we don't have amnesia in my family, we can actually trace where in Yorubaland we actually come from, and it is not a place that was largely a forest where some people now want to claim they were indigenous to a forest.

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Politics › Re: We’re Grateful To Those Who Have Forgiven Our Father– Buhari’s Daughters by AndroBlaze: 9:10pm On Jul 18, 2025

I think the lesson from Buhari's sojourns in power is that leaders with good intentions are clearly not enough for a country as diverse and dynamic as Nigeria.

Clearly one needs to have clear goals and literally bulldoze anyone that gets in your way...it pains me to say Obasanjo achieved far more than him in retrospect, as I really do not believe Obasanjo is the better individual.

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Politics › Re: Lagos Commissioned Nigeria’s First Local Government-Owned Radio Station by AndroBlaze: 4:31pm On Jul 18, 2025

yamunla:
Aganran

Jinadu abore

If you want me to educate you more

Dm me and you will pay for that ..

Mind you, you are chatting with a bona-fide odi-olowo son from akinniyi family .

Shalom!

lol @ pay you.

You did not answer my question on if the royal families are Awori and where they are from if not.

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Politics › Re: Lagos Commissioned Nigeria’s First Local Government-Owned Radio Station by AndroBlaze: 2:53pm On Jul 18, 2025

yamunla:
The aworis predominant in idi oro.

The oduabore's and the aileru's and so on..

Ok then, provide me a typical Awori family name from mushin.

Also the last 2 families you mentioned,who happen to represent the royal families, are they Awori, and if not where are they from?

Politics › Re: Lagos Commissioned Nigeria’s First Local Government-Owned Radio Station by AndroBlaze: 12:43pm On Jul 18, 2025

madridguy:
Just like your hometown or village, na so Mushin be to some people too.

Lol, and how do you know my hometown or village is not Mushin?

Anyway, you skirted my issue. I wanted to know who you describe as an indigene of Mushin seeing you gave them a quota and differentiated them from other Yorubas, I wonder why.

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Politics › Re: Lagos Commissioned Nigeria’s First Local Government-Owned Radio Station by AndroBlaze: 11:59am On Jul 18, 2025

madridguy:
This is a welcome development from the administrator of Mushin local government.

I hope 85% of the workers there are Mushin indigene while other Yorubas occupied the remaining 15%.

Oga, please enlighten me, who are Mushin indigenes?? I would like to know where you think they are from.

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Politics › Re: Senate Approves Creation Of 12 New States. by AndroBlaze: 11:10am On Jul 18, 2025

They are just using style to create more job opportunities for themselves and their children as they take all the governorship and other useless political spots.

Nigerian politicians sef, they only think of their benefit and not the people.

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Politics › Re: Ghana Government Invites Jude Ihenetu, Reacts To Igbo King In Ghana Video by AndroBlaze: 9:14am On Jul 18, 2025

cyberbro:
Even the cap he wore has a crown on it... The man stubborn sha 😂

To think when I was in school, they always taught us the Igbo spirit is republican and they abhor kings...... school teachers sef

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Politics › Re: Throwback To When Obasanjo Decorated His Son With New Rank Of Brigadier by AndroBlaze: 12:23am On Jul 18, 2025

LordIsaac:
How did he get in the first place? Abeg, it's connection!

His secondary school was NMS. Once you are in and do well, it's almost certain you will be able to join the military as an officer when you finish.

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Politics › Re: PHOTOS: Yusuf Buhari, Sisters Attend Special FEC Meeting In Honour Of Buhari by AndroBlaze: 11:28pm On Jul 17, 2025

God1000:
Yusuf Buhari, sisters attend special FEC meeting in honour of former President Muhammadu Buhari

It seems it's Buhari's older daughters from his first wife I can see in these pictures. Glad to know they took part.

Politics › Re: Throwback To When Obasanjo Decorated His Son With New Rank Of Brigadier by AndroBlaze: 10:01pm On Jul 17, 2025

The good thing is his son did it the hard way. He has risen through the ranks one by one with no political appointments or promotions.

Also, like his father, he went and fought a war, though he got injured and was almost killed. Big props to Brigadier General Obasanjo, he is making his people proud .

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Politics › Re: President Tinubu Renames University Of Maiduguri After Muhammadu Buhari by AndroBlaze: 9:00pm On Jul 17, 2025

aribisala0:
Read and comprehend

I do not agree with the naming of ANY government university at all

So it is just like somebody announces he is marrying another wife and I say

I do not agree with polygamy and you start giving me examples of men with 4 wives

How does that make sense

Surely you are not the owner of the university, nor does your username indicate you have any special ties to Maiduguri, so why are you bothered?

Or is their an example anywhere in the world where the owners don't get the right to choose the name of their property. I'd be interested for examples as all the countries I have been to have universities named after individuals, so again it's
strange to me why naming a university in the state capital after the first governor of the state is so abhorrent to you.

But anyway using the example you gave earlier about the man and his wives, I guess deep down you accept that are "a meddlesome interloper, peeping into the affairs of his neighbour without any backing." (in the Supreme courts words )

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Politics › Re: President Tinubu Renames University Of Maiduguri After Muhammadu Buhari by AndroBlaze: 8:28pm On Jul 17, 2025

aribisala0:
I am wondering why did you quote me ? what is your point? What are you trying to tell me
I am confused

What is your point? Is there one?

My bad, I genuinely thought you were looking for an answer on why UNIMAID was picked, here is the post I referred to if you are; and if not, and you just want to vent, apologies I disturbed you.

AndroBlaze:

He was a successful military governor of the Northeast and initially drove out our first proper case of Islamic fundamentalism if I remember correctly.

This was one of the reasons a lot of us thought he'd be able to handle Boko Haram better than he did and bring back the Chibok girls.

However it is only God who knows how life pans out and what is truly behind any man's success.

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Politics › Re: President Tinubu Renames University Of Maiduguri After Muhammadu Buhari by AndroBlaze: 8:20pm On Jul 17, 2025

aribisala0:
I do not agree with this
I do not agree with the naming of Government Universities after individuals.

At any rate Tinubu does not have the authority to do this

It needs legislation

In the case of Buhar he was never a friend of Universities . Maybe they could have named Obudu Ranch or something like that after him

But I do not think universities Should live under the threat that their names would change based on the mood of the President

Please see my reply above. It is not random if you are aware of Nigeria's history.

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Politics › Re: President Tinubu Renames University Of Maiduguri After Muhammadu Buhari by AndroBlaze: 8:18pm On Jul 17, 2025

RISQUE:
This guy no just know anything. Why should he rename University of Maiduguri after Buhari? His praise singers will start now

Eulogize Buhari by giving Nigerians dividends of democracy, let Nigerians feel it and leave University of Maiduguri alone. What's all these ?

He was a successful military governor of the Northeast and initially drove out our first proper case of Islamic fundamentalism if I remember correctly.

This was one of the reasons a lot of us thought he'd be able to handle Boko Haram better than he did and bring back the Chibok girls.

However it is only God who knows how life pans out and what is truly behind any man's success.

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Politics › Re: We Brought Buhari Into Politics To Stop OPC Dismantling Fulani In Ilorin – Buba by AndroBlaze: 5:35pm On Jul 17, 2025*

saintrow1:
Pure non sense, it was Tinubu that's brought buhari in, without a Yoruba man, buhari or any Fulani will never be a president in Nigeria.

Learn to read and take your time before you body peppers you. The man is talking about when Buhari first ented politics and it is on record that he only entered politics in the 2000s and challenged Obasanjo in 2003, so wetin concern Tinubu who was in AD with Buhari then??

Don't always let your hatred blind you to obvious truths.

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Celebrities › Re: Seun Kuti Slams Public Celebration Of Buhari’s Death by AndroBlaze: 8:18pm On Jul 16, 2025

richiemcgold:
Bad leaders should rather account for their deeds while still alive, not when they die and people start rejoicing, singing and dancing. For what? That's abnormal!

I don't think abnormal is the correct word to use, I think it's more cowardly than anything.

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Literature › Re: My Father’s Sperm: Collette’s New Book On Men’s Health And Identity by AndroBlaze: 12:30pm On Jul 16, 2025

Fujiyama:
^^^
Your first sentence is false. I made no reference to 'properly raised Africans' (whatever that means) and I did not infer anything about them.

Don't be ridiculous.

There is no reason for your knee-jerk reference to ethnicity. It has nothing to do with the topic. What exactly do you mean by 'properly raised African'?

Since you want us to go there, we will go there. There are African poems, proverbs and songs (both ancient and modern) that explore human sexuality - sometimes explicitly (whether you like it or not). There is African artwork (both ancient and modern) that fully reproduces the human body in all its imperfect glory. Several ethnicities in South Africa today have their young women go topless. It has been their way for centuries and they do not need lectures on public morality from anybody. We could go on and on.

^^^
Coarseness has nothing to do with it.

I see what your problem is now. You would prefer the innocuous sounding 'seed' rather than the more descriptive 'sperm' or 'semen'. In the end they are only words, and they are all synonyms - and that's what matters.

You remind me of someone who watched a video of how lions attacked a male buffalo and how they immediately went for the buffalo's soft underbelly (near the testes) - because that's a vulnerable spot. This person described the lions as having gone for the buffalo's 'private parts'. 'Private parts' - on a buffalo in the wild?

Keep it real.

Uncle/aunty....or whatever pronoun you might choose to call yourself, next time, take your time to read responses slowly so you can understand what someone is saying (that's if your aim is to even understand sef).

I brought ethnicity into it, because it is your ethnicity that is the basis of every African or calling yourself an African. If you don't understand where you are from, its culture, then how will you understand its values.

Again, I specifically pointed out ethnicity because the lady is Igbo, and though I am not Igbo, I am Nigerian and I'm aware of Igbo culture to an extent. I am unaware of any Igbo saying or proverb that supports a lady being this coarse about her father's privates and sperm in particular. If it exists and you and are aware of it please let me know.

Exploring human sexuality and being coarse are two entirely different things, as I clearly indicated in my example where I said she could have used the term "seed" or something less provocative and far more evocative of meaning.

Worldwide the Igbo culture is known for having some of the best and most poetic use of language in their sayings and proverbs. This title, in my opinion and the use of "shock and awe" is a disservice and slap in the face of tradition.

Also you comparing artwork and traditional dress with coarse speech and unflattering writing shows how westernised your mind is. The things aforementioned are not meant to symbolise eroticism or sexualise as in the West; the artwork you refer to and the dress is actually meant to show
attributes like our strength and fertility.

Anyway, its a free world and you and her can express yourself anyway you want, but when I can't tie your activity to your culture, trust me that I will also express myself and deem you unAfrican, especially when I know how the West appreciates this kind of coarse "shock and awe" crap.

Sports › Re: Cole Palmer Is A Black Guy, But Most People Don't Know This (pictures) by AndroBlaze: 10:39pm On Jul 15, 2025

ednut1:
cole palmer is 1/2 black, 3/4 white. His grandfather black, his father half black/half white. So he obviously will look more white. Just like Giggs and Trippier

Please correct your maths, it's to late to be giving people headache.

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