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Very complicated story today of one of my acquintances in the University (Kris Madugba), who was arrested by the police for marrying his wife, Nono Orji, without her parents permission or blessings. My thoughts on the subject as with many like this, is this. Things should never be allowed to degenerate to this level. Parental consent is very important in any relationship and inspite of the ideals of liberalism and freedom holding sway in the world today, people who are getting married should strive to get it. But parents have the worst guilt as far as I am concerned. It makes no sense to give your child all that education and expect to control a very important decision in their life like who they will spend the rest of their life with after they leave your home. The essence of all the education they have had is to be able to make their own decisions. Parents can talk of all their investments on their children. But yes that is nothing short of what they deserve since they(the children) did not asked to be brought into the world. You brought them into the world and its your duty to bring them up. That does not however give you absolute control over every area of their. Their are many other ways parents would certainly be rewarded for their efforts on their children. You can love your child but you cannot love a child more than he loves himself. Being over- protective of your child usually results in this kind of messy situations. If your children insist they are sure of their decision about who to marry, just give them your blessings knowing fully well that they will suffer the most of any bad consequences... BTW, the Kris Madugba I know is a perfect gentleman, with a good sense of humour. I pray he pull through this. |
Dss recruitment is always like that. You take the test, then interview, you are satisfied you have done well, they call your papa, mama, uncle, brother, niece, pastor, imam and so on...... Funny by the time you hear the list is out, the successful ones would have been in camp for atleast two months. Ahah, I hope y'all are not putting your eggs in one basket and hope y'all have shock absorbers cos ehn...... Some people dnt wanna hear this i know |
Whenever I come across news like this, my heart bleeds. Some Nigerians are very heartless, cruel and wicked. It is bad enough and depressing for a job seeker that he has no job. For some idiots to try to take advantage of their situation really takes the biscuit. It is like hitting a man when he is down already. There are no jobs out there and if you have none to give please do not put people through any heartache. Too bad. |
If it is true that she is a graduate, she should return her certificate to whatever institution she graduated from. I am sure the institution would readily and gladly return all the fees she must have paid. |
The heart of man is desperately wicked chai. How people just thought out this kind of wickedness against their fellow men beats me. Taskmasters everywhere. |
As usual, the kidnappers would be paid the ransome with the police helpless. Later the police would arrest innocent people and parade them while denying that they ever paid a ransome to secure the release of the girls. |
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People don't know that there is a thin line between life and death, they take deadly risk. Even if everyone would eventually die, no one deserves this blood cuddling death! |
Sofisticate:I use to say that anyone who has rule this country since independence oq find themself in any governmental position should forever bow their head in shame. |
comradeodunze:what decorum have you to tell me to stop commenting. Na ur papa get nairaland? It was an important goal and nothing more or is it the winning goal? With The kind of dull, boring and unspiring performance city have served up in d past couple of weeks, they badly need a complete moral boosting win. The senior players there know that it is only small kelechi who doesnt know the enormous expectations on his team going to celebrate a goal like his goal is all that matters to the team and not his team winning. The senioi players in city were trying to do what arsenal did between scoring the equaliser and winning goal. Arsenal's second goal was well celebrated unlike the first. It was d winning goal. And thats a team wit ambition and passion who wants to give the fans value for their money not some overpaid primadonnas wit no passion or attachment to their team |
NOETHNICITY:And what sense have you just made. The fans who are paying heavily to watch you, did they come to watch you celebrate an equaliser or a win. As far as I am concerned it would have been a pointless elaborate celebration. Tottenham might be a good team but it is shame to a team lile City to have to struggle to beat a team like spurs considering the massive investment in players they have made. People like you are just confused. When a team makes massive signing, you hail the team as the team to beat. But when the team starts to falter for no reason, you start looking for cheap excuse to explain why they are faltering. I repeat their is no reason why City should be celebrating an equaliser against spurs. Other senior players sure know that, it is only small and immature kelechi who doesnt. Aguero celebrated by running towards the halfway line shaking hands with his teammates along the way unlike kelechi who ran away all alone, from his teammates in an elaborate celebration. When kelechi scored a hattrick against Villa, did his teammates not celebrate all the goals with him? Whats d fuss now? Nobody is worshipping any foreign player here. Rather it is some of we Africans who should tell ourselves d truth. We should drop our them against us attitude. We should be seen complementing d effof FIFA towards eradicating racism from football. Whenever we have a genuine reason to cry we shud, otherwise we shud just shut up or we will look silly. You remember a certain Ladan Bosso crying wolf about a referee being racist to cover up for his failure as a coach. |
lordthree:Get the point. U shud show passion to always win for ur team but of course ur show of passion doesnt mean ur team will win. But atleast you would have been seen to love ur team and want to win for it. U are contradicting ursef wit the aguero case because aguero actually scored and was seen running towards the halfway line shaking hands with his teammates which is what kelechi should have done. And one quick question, when kelechi scored a hattrick against Villa, did his teammates not celebrated all his goals wit him? Whats d pointless talk now. |
zicky:I am having a nice day already. Glad you are carrying you silly self out of here. |
lordthree:Kelechi scored and should grab the ball, run back to the halfway line and shake ur teammates hand along d road not the kind of elaborate celebration he was having. For God's sake that is not what d fans came to see. They came to see you win a game and let them see the passion to win in you. Kelechi like some of you did not realise City are a very big team and expectations are very high on them. They are underacheiving by their standards. |
zicky:Nobody will tap him to get up. When he finishes being childlish he will get up himself. That was happened actually. |
zicky:Your father is silly. Henry is entitled to his opinion. Gary Neville with all his wonderful opinion as a pundit cannot coach a big team like Valencia. How does being a successful footballer translates into being a good pundit in thecase of Henry. To be a good pundit you need a sound reasoning and everybody can reason. Of course the players should celebrate kelechi's equaliser massively as if they have won because that is what the fans who pay their heavy wages came to see and after the massive player investment in the team, what thè fans deserves are some tasteless, dull, borin and uninspiring performances in the space of two weeks. Rubbish |
Enangson:In football you do all what you can to win for your team. But although, your effort cannot always guarantee victory for your team, you still have to put those efforts in. The little effort kelechi could have put in here is to quickly grab the ball and show passion to win with the team. Of course that doesnt mean your team will win. Commitment and passion for the team is the keyword here even if your team does not win. That said, one thing gives rise to another. If there was no allegation of some conspiracy against kelechi, there would be no point mentioning his immaturity. We should always allow sleeping dog lie. |
Jhappy:Well there is always a superior arguement in any debate and I believe I have the superior arguement here. I repeat that Iheanacho needs to grow up. He should start thinking in terms of the team alone and not himself. By your own logic, I will tell you that City lost the match because of Iheanacho's time wasting celebration. He did not show any sense of urgency and need to win with his team with the excessive celebrations. I am sure if the refree have permitted him, he would have celebrated the equaliser for the rest of the match by deciding to shake all the over 40,000 fans one after the other. He thinks every thing about the match is the one goal he scored and nothing else matters. He lacks a vision of a bigger picture of things. If your team is trailing and you managed to score going into the closing stages of the match, and considering you are the bigger team on paper with bigger ambitions, the right thing to do is carry the ball and run towards the halfway line, charge your team, fire up your fan's passion. That is what senior players does. Only babes like Iheanacho celebrates at the corner flag all alone. Ode. |
Iheanacho is plain silly, immature and naive to take all that time celebrating an equaliser when you know the time is running out and your team are going through a bad patch and needed a moral boosting victory against a stiff opposition like Spurs. Other City players who refused to celebrate witq him were not just as stupid as him. When Walcott equalised for Arsenal did you see him run to the by way line and took all the time jubilating? No. He ran back with his fellow Arsenal players to the halfway line, shaking hands with some of them along the road, ready for a restart of the match to find the winner. Iheanacho still has a lot to learn mehn. He needs to grow up. |
Please can we see the contents of the registry documents? How many months contract did she signed with her new football club, Kayode Salako fc?..... |
There is nobody's conscience that can deny the fact that Rev. Mbaka is being victimised by the Catholic Church, regardless of the semblance of church protocols being assumed to be followed. Yes transfers do occur in all churches and not only in the Catholic, but in this particular case it is a transfer done in bad fate. |
Your undergraduate mates would soon be done with schooling. Then we will know how hardworking they are. |
Those who have relatives that are militants will not call them to order now o, later they will be shouting human rights and rule of law. |
Get a good job and be married in Jesus name. |
If the 2015 presidential election is to be repeated now, PMB will still win against GEJ. I have always say that no matter how bad PMB performs, he cannot be worst than GEJ. |
saintkel:If he hates the Igbos so be it. The Igbos hate him first. Quote me anywhere. Nonsense! |
Well then you the employees should start stealing from your boss and lets see whether your boss would put his money were his mouth is. How your boss ever thought he would perform better than the president if he gets the chance is beyond me. He must be a magician to be able to turn around many long time problems in six months. Lastly anybody still mentioning Jonathan need to take a hard long look at themselves. |
Next time you won't be so lucky...... |
Very unnatural of a mother..... |
And to think no one would allow that there left hand be caught off |
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