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Christianity Etc › Re: What Is Your Take On Lavish Burial Ceremonies, Is It Right Or Wrong? by Bluffly: 10:14am On Dec 17, 2017
Bari22:
This is why I love muslims
The topic is not about religion. And who told you that Muslim do not celebrate. Are you sure you are still living?
Politics › Re: Why Nigeria Needs Single Presidency Tenure Of Six Years – Ekweremadu by Bluffly: 9:34pm On Dec 16, 2017
Agimor:
What if the person perform extremely well during the six year tenure?
Let him enact a law and system that ensures continuity. Moreover that's a major objective of the approach
Politics › Re: Why Nigeria Needs Single Presidency Tenure Of Six Years – Ekweremadu by Bluffly: 6:19pm On Dec 16, 2017
natasha:
How can you compare Nigeria and Mexicohuh Is mexico a nation to emulate for godsake?
I tire o
Politics › Re: Why Nigeria Needs Single Presidency Tenure Of Six Years – Ekweremadu by Bluffly: 6:19pm On Dec 16, 2017
Agimor:
Can you imagine six years of unbearable suffering under Buhari if it has been put to law. Four years is idea because with that one can access your performance and take a better decision. 2019 is the bus stop for Buhari and his cohorts whose likeness for embezzling is legendary.
I support 6 year single tenure, as you have one opportunity to either write a good or bad story.
Sports › Re: The Appalling State Of National Stadium, Abuja (Pictured) by Bluffly: 5:53pm On Dec 16, 2017
yanshDoctor:
as long as we keep practising this type of federal system of government no good can come out from Nigeria.

this is just to expose the level of decay in the system in every other section of the nation but visible and unvisible.
It is not the system of government but the people that needs change for the better
Sports › Re: Cristiano Ronaldo 2004 Vs 2017 Photos: See Transformation by Bluffly: 2:35pm On Dec 16, 2017
aspirebig:
So are you expecting him to remain the same way after 13good years ?
I tire
Career › Re: Nigerians React To The Hijab-Wearing Law Graduate Who Wasn't Called To Bar by Bluffly: 1:35pm On Dec 15, 2017
ollah1:
Look in the mirror my friend
Good day and God bless
Career › Re: Nigerians React To The Hijab-Wearing Law Graduate Who Wasn't Called To Bar by Bluffly: 1:14pm On Dec 15, 2017
ollah1:
Ofcourse, surely you didn't think about this prior to your previous comments
My friend go and learn, you need it 100% because a leaner is better off
Career › Re: Nigerians React To The Hijab-Wearing Law Graduate Who Wasn't Called To Bar by Bluffly: 1:07pm On Dec 15, 2017
ollah1:
How did I suddenly attacked you? You quoted my comment because it doesn't suit you but ignored the first member because his comment suits you.
Insinuations and assumptions is the mother of all failures
Career › Re: Nigerians React To The Hijab-Wearing Law Graduate Who Wasn't Called To Bar by Bluffly: 12:43pm On Dec 15, 2017
ollah1:
Do your fellow Christians read from verse to verse when they quote the Quran? They don't and you don't question them but rather join the bandwagon.
Interesting, as if you've seen me quoting your Qur'an. And please, you that is aware of your Muslim folks using the Qur'an as cover up to commit genocides, have you gone to educate and correct them since your type claims it is of peace whereas we are all seeing the opposite just as you suddenly attacked me because I enlightened you towards the path of understanding
Career › Re: Nigerians React To The Hijab-Wearing Law Graduate Who Wasn't Called To Bar by Bluffly: 12:21pm On Dec 15, 2017
ollah1:
Did you know that it's mandated for Christian women to cover their hair? It's very compulsory and it's in the Bible

1 Corinthians 11:6

For if a woman does not cover her head, she might as well have her hair cut off; but if it is a disgrace for a woman to have her hair cut off or her head shaved, then she should cover her head.


You criticise and attack Muslim women for covering their hair according to what their faith mandated for them but ignore it despite been written boldly in your own book

Isn't that hypocrisy and bigotry at it's peak??
Hair covering is about honour to their Husband hence referring to a married woman and this is mandated/admonished when praying or prophesying.

Read from verse 1 and not 6
Culture › Re: The Economics Of Igbo Marriage Explained by Bluffly: 7:52pm On Dec 12, 2017
GodDeyCraze:
Only lazy people complain to the bride price,
If you can't provide all these, how you wan take feed your family or train your children?!

BTW all things are for the (umunna)clan and not the family, the umunna believe they follow own/train the bride not only the family.
Implore some courtesy, and don't be full of yourself.
Romance › Re: A Lady Rejected A Marriage Proposal For This by Bluffly: 12:11am On Dec 06, 2017
KaBabs1:
And that's a bad thing? I disagree with you. She's just being blunt and telling the guy that she cannot reduce her standard of living and live in the suburbs. A man must be a man and must able to take care of his wife and kids. She is not aware of this man's plans at all and that is probably why she declined his proposal. My advice is the guy should tell the lady his plans. If she rejects him again then I guess she's not just into him.
Forget that. Obviously she is proud and greedy and probably a thief. How can she be spending more than she earns. She is not ready for a life. That guy better run because she marrying him will be for today today rather than tomorrow.
Politics › Re: Nigerian Youth Political Revolution Movement (NYRP) - Join NOW! by Bluffly: 6:31pm On Dec 01, 2017
ourchoice:
It is time for Nigerian youths to take charge of their future and stop the aged men and women from ruining our future and that of our unborn children in the name of politics and leadership.

All through my life, I have always hated and avoided politics because I feel less concerned and also feel its a dirty game for bad people, but funny enough, these same bad people decide our fate and future in this country, so why do we keep running away from politics as youths of Nigeriahuh

PDP = APC

They don't care about the future of Nigerians, they care about enriching themselves and looting more money for their unborn generation. They have nothing to offer us. We shouldn't allow APC or PDP to win in 2019, enough is enough! We are tired of their fake promises! We are tired of their division of Nigeria using religion and tribalism as a tool. If not for bad leadership, Nigeria would have been a lovely country like USA where other country citizens will clamor to come in but look at Nigeria today, we are in a total mess! No future!

No Nigerian is sure of his or her future no matter how rich you are today, whyhuh Bad leadership! Nigerians are corrupt, Nigerians steal because they are scared of their future, they are scared their children and family will suffer tomorrow, so they steal and do all nonsense to secure a future they are scared of.

How can a governor proceed to become a senator after exhausting 8 years in office doing nothing for his statehuh And we youths support them and help them actualize their devilish goals just because of peanut money.

How can we elect people who have no proven clean business or career success through diligence and integrity as our leadershuh Our president, governors should be successful entrepreneurs, CEOs, business gurus, technocrats and not retired military men who only believe in guns. Nigeria is still under military rule....its either a retired military officer is ruling us or his stooge is....so how do we claim to be a democratic nationhuh

Who said corruption can only be fought with guns and bombshuh In 21st century, you fight corruption with technology and not with guns and bartons.

Agriculture is never what we need to develop Nigeria; these old men are deceiving us...what we need to change Nigeria is technology and we must go for it! With technology, we will develop our agriculture, medical sector, manufacturing sector, etc.

Whoever told you that Nigeria is making progress is deceiving you! How can we as a nation not able to take care of presidents health and we call ourself a nationhuh

It is shameful that as advanced nations of the world are moving towards technology-driven youth leadership and e-government, Nigeria is still stuck in the 1960 leadership style of gun barrels whereby retired military officers and retired civil servants who ought to be resting with their grandchildren and telling them Moon tales are now the ones making ancient policies for our future based on their ancient ideas that are most times obsolete and not feasible in our today technology-driven world.

How do we as youths of 21st century believe that old men who only believe in traditional agriculture and crude oil mining as the only way to develop a nation will bring the much desired change we need to build our dream nationhuh

We need to change this status quo now!

Visit foreign embassies; especially US, Canada, UK, Ireland, Germany, UAE, China, Australia, South Africa, just name it and see how Nigerian youths are queueing up en mass to leave Nigeria as if Nigeria is at war. Even war torn countries like Syria, Libya, Iraq, etc aren't witnessing the mass migration of her citizen compared to what's happening in Nigeria now, whyhuh

Because Nigerians are scared of the future of Nigeria, so they are leaving to any habitable planet just to flee from the hardship inflicted on Nigeria by bad leaders we have had over the years.

Nigerian youths please let's all arise as one this time irrespective of our tribe, religion or affiliation....we have a common enemy to fight: poverty, unemployment, under-employment and of course leadership corruption!

We can change Nigeria as one united youths!

How can we achieve thishuh

Let's form a Nigerian youth revolution party with the aim of electing selfless and visionary youth leaders in various key leadership positions in Nigeria; President, Governors, Senators (very important), state legislators, reps, etc.

Remember, youths make up majority of Nigeria's voting population, so if we can unite, believe me, we can win these seats and chart a new course for Nigeria that every Nigerian will be proud of.

I therefore table my request to you honorable youths; let's form a Nigerian Youth Revolution Party.

The manifesto will be rolled out..and if you have suggestions on how to bring this to reality please come forward.

After the party is formed, we will invite Nigerian youths home and abroad that are doing exceedingly well in their respective fields to join us. We will have unique binding rules to ensure we elect only the best who have Nigeria at heart.

Top on our manifesto will be job creation through 21st century entrepreneurship development, Nigerian technology revolution, restructuring Nigeria for effective leadership and grassroot governance, elimination of leadership corruption through the use of internet technology, creating a honest and truthful database of Nigerians to enable us know who and who are Nigerians.
Good one, but for this to work, there must be utmost transparency from the beginning. I have this dream as well and have been nurturing a political party, with genuine initiatives that will drive equality, infrastructure development and diversification of the economy. Summarily allowing the creation of wealth to drive our economy.
Wealth is our resources, education, quality living, infrastructural development, holding leaders accountable, social policies that works, effective realtime data of all Nigerians, etc.
This needs to start on a good note. This should be an idea and not an interest group. An idea that must be unanimously agreed to. Let me rest for now.

But I must say, that we need a website and a fund raising mechanism that will be devoid if any form of government funds. Also a robust accounting system which must always be made public to all members as a statement of affairs.

We just need to start from somewhere
Politics › Re: ''history Will Not Be Kind To Obama!'' - Reno Omokri On Slavery In Libya by Bluffly: 9:31am On Dec 01, 2017
Nonsense. Focus and let's make Nigeria a desired place to be and leave Obama with Libya. Always blaming the world for their woes when it is obvious that they are the one killing themselves.
Education › Re: Teacher From Sokoto State And His English On Facebook (Photos) by Bluffly: 7:24am On Nov 18, 2017
quiverfull:
The fundamental misjudgment we've made as a country is to assume everyone is cut out for the formal education. Some of these peeps up north will do well as semi skilled artisans.
And the North needs not compete with the South by forcing their people to be educated; they should concentrate on their strength and focus on agriculture.
English is not Education. Norway, Germany, China, Poland, most have their education in their Language.
Crime › Re: Man Causes Accident While Being Robbed By 'One Chance' Operators In Abuja.Photos by Bluffly: 7:03am On Nov 18, 2017
YourWife:
I have a life! Now get lost! Attention seeker undecided
Bye bye Alariwo
Crime › Re: Man Causes Accident While Being Robbed By 'One Chance' Operators In Abuja.Photos by Bluffly: 10:45pm On Nov 17, 2017
YourWife:
The guy is dumb. You canor fight common petty criminals, but you can slap your wife! Who will refund the money they wipe comot from your account? Dumbass!!!
Get a life. How do you know he slaps his wife. Noisemaker
Travel › Re: Lagos Bans Okada, Keke From 520 Roads, Areas [full List] by Bluffly: 9:51pm On Nov 16, 2017
AFONJAPIG:
hope he can contain hoodlums and hooligans
Let the affected put on their thinking cap and create another source of income. Must it be hooliganism
Celebrities › Re: Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde Shows Off Her Backside In New Photos by Bluffly: 7:52pm On Nov 16, 2017
And who cares about that
Politics › Re: I Am Free To Have Romantic Affair With Any Policewoman – Ibrahim Idris by Bluffly: 11:10am On Nov 12, 2017
Benita27:
Of course, there's no law that says you can't have a romantic affair with a junior female officer but don't use your position to sexually harass and intimidate your junior female officers into having a romantic affair with you. Try that, and see if there's no law against sexual harassment in this country.
Start thinking with your head other than your anus. How does sexual harassment emanate from this. Where you there?
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: I Just Got Scammed: SHELL RECRUITMENT. by Bluffly: 8:09am On Nov 10, 2017
solablings:
I got this text that he was my mate in katsina state orientation camp.
And I fell for it.
My God, I just stupidly sent N50, 0000 to these scammers yesterday. It sounded so real that I can't but just to make the payment almost immediately.
All my savings is gone.
Why is this happening to me now.

God have mercy.
The person that claim to be my mate number is 0816 789 3361
And his in-law Dr Paul Lawson number is 08140514297.

I'm having sleepless night right now.

Please beware of these scammers.

I'm just learning from my own mistakes.
You lost your savings because you are insincere and greedy. How can someone just call you for business or job and you sent your money. That means if you happen to get same opportunity truly, you will end up cutting corners
Politics › Re: Pictures From Ongoing Kogi State Curfew Day - Citizens React - Screenshots by Bluffly: 9:11pm On Nov 09, 2017
condralbedez:
Yes,he is not a standard to judge though, but I was expecting him to perform better than the other Governors,considering d fact that he knew what we are passing through as a young man
Forget that belief of yours. How on earth do you expect everyone to have moral values.
Politics › Re: Pictures From Ongoing Kogi State Curfew Day - Citizens React - Screenshots by Bluffly: 2:23pm On Nov 09, 2017
condralbedez:
You are Right,goes a long way to show that the youths are not ready yet.
He is not a standard to judge other youths. Moreover did the youths of those days in power did any better?
Education › Re: LAUTECH Class 16 Signs Out In Style (Photos) by Bluffly: 10:50am On Nov 09, 2017
BaEnki:
Yes, sexual assault somehow, how could I be a death trap for my self?

I think our women should be of value with self respect and not all this street girls you see here and there, if she had the self respect, guys won't even have the thought of writing on her chest.
Where you there to know she was forced. Because they are writing there does not translate to lacking of self respect. Stop creating issues with emotions
Education › Re: LAUTECH Class 16 Signs Out In Style (Photos) by Bluffly: 9:49am On Nov 09, 2017
BaEnki:
Nonsense culture, indirect assault on our women, but what could led women allowing men to write on their chest and buttock? could it be the graduation hysteria or lack of self respect??

Just wondering.
Please start thinking otherwise, you could be a death trap for yourself. Assault?
Travel › Re: Family Of 5 Rescued After Container Fell On Multiple Vehicles On Lagos Road.PICS by Bluffly: 12:46am On Nov 04, 2017
CaptainJeffry:
When will the FRSC look into the this menacehuh
Nigeria has no regulatory body
Politics › Re: "I Don’t Have N1bn To Give Jonathan" - Metuh Tells Court by Bluffly: 8:12pm On Nov 01, 2017
eagleeye2:
If other past president were not put through this kind of ridicule, I wonder why Jonathan should be.
No human is above the law. But then, the Law cannot be for a selected few and a selected region.
It must start with someone
Politics › Re: Judging Willie Obiano And His Footprint On Infrastructure Transcends Anambra by Bluffly: 8:46am On Oct 31, 2017
All inner streets needs to be well developed as well. Until then, every other project is a show off.
Politics › Re: Governor Wike And His Team Arrive New York City In Style Ahead Of Award. Photos by Bluffly: 10:02pm On Oct 30, 2017
They have failed the nation
Politics › Re: Danfo Buses Will Be Replaced From January 2018 - Lagos State Government by Bluffly: 8:08pm On Oct 30, 2017
This buses will make Lagos look like Mumbai and not London
Politics › Re: Falana Seeks Rejection Of Morocco’s Application To ECOWAS by Bluffly: 9:34am On Oct 30, 2017
nNEOo:
yes ofcos i thnk, wats the big deal ECOWAS should amend that shxxt to accomodate morroco asap.
Like i said this is africa nt nigeria
Obviously, you do not think well. We are talking about the West Africa Union and not the African Union. Ecowas is different from AU. Okay, ask Nigeria to apply for EU Membership because it is the world. You know we are all human beings. Get it right, these organisations were formed geographically, not by emotions and sentiments.
Mauritania that borders Mali and Senegal is not even in Ecowas and Morocco wants to jump them or maybe build a bridge.

They are already a member of Arab Maghreb Union (AMU), so what got lost in their hands that they are looking for.

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