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Politics › Re: Nafiu Bala Gombe Will Not Win His Case At The Nigerian Courts by BluntCrazeMan(op): 6:45am On May 02
helinues:
You know, I have actually noticed something, I haven't seen ADC supporters proffering any solution to the party issue except trying to hit up the flame. Who will win or lose in court is actually irrelevant and inconsequential.

Why can't the supporters advise them to withdraw all the court cases and settle things amicably in house.

It's just so annoying as the so called opposition are deliberately wasting their own time

https://www.nairaland.com/8663528/why-cant-adc-people-settle
A supporter advising a principal?

If you look at the main players in the new ADC, they all seem to come with their baggages.
It even made me to understand what the problem with the bigger Nigeria is.

Every man is secretly plotting and smiling, and watching carefully to see what other people are trying to plot.

So, who will actually advise who, without the person advised not thinking that the person advising him is plotting something sinister behind his back?

Let everybody continue to play.

We have not really learnt enough.

If not for the decaying security situation and the increased hunger in the land while trillions are being looted away and yet unaccounted for and nobody is giving us the right answers to lots of questions being asked -- I wouldn't have had problems with the current Tinubu Era.

Nevertheless, whatever that happens, it is still a going to be great lessons for everybody.

I never liked the idea of joining the ADC, and I still do not like it up till now.
Whatever that is happening in the ADC now, I foresaw it long ago.
Politics › Re: How To Challenge The Forged Documents Of Incumbent Candidates by BluntCrazeMan(op): 6:31am On May 02
Even though that "presentation of forged certificate" is no more included in the Electoral-Act-2026 as one of the grounds for petitioning an election that had been concluded, that does not mean that the Electoral Act allowed that a candidate who presented forged documents can freely contest in an election.

Since the Electoral Act had dealt with the matter as a pre-election matter, there is no need including it again as a post-election matter.
Politics › Re: What The Candidates And Parties Must Do In The Upcoming Ekiti And Osun Elections by BluntCrazeMan(op): 6:23am On May 02
Even with the observed shortcomings of the Electoral-Act-2026, it is still far better than the Electoral-Act-2022..

Nevertheless, the actions of the over-ambitious politicians (coupled with the judgements of the courts) is what would determine how powerful the Electoral-Act-2026 will end up being in the end.
Politics › Re: Nafiu Bala Gombe Will Not Win His Case At The Nigerian Courts by BluntCrazeMan(op): 6:18am On May 02
helinues:
He must have wasted the precious time of the party hijackers. Remember election is less than 9 months
That might be the only thing he would end up achieving in the end.
Politics › Re: Nafiu Bala Gombe Will Not Win His Case At The Nigerian Courts by BluntCrazeMan(op): 6:00am On May 02
We wait for the courts to do their own first.

The Supreme Court Judgement in 2025 made it very clear that the courts should stay away from the internal disputes of parties.
Politics › Nafiu Bala Gombe Will Not Win His Case At The Nigerian Courts by BluntCrazeMan(op): 5:57am On May 02
Let me explain further..

There are “Many Factors” inside the ADC’s Constitution which are totally against Nafiu Bala Gombe.

(For those persons who might care to check, here is the ADC’s Constitution...
https://inecnigeria.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/ADC-Constitution.pdf)

1st Issue.
Even though the various internal party activities of the ADC were never in the open before 2025, it could be clearly gathered that Nafiu Bala Gombe Was Not supposed to be the National Deputy Chairman (North) of the ADC as at 2023, because he was the ADC's Gubernatorial Candidate for Gombe State in the 2023 General Elections.
(The ADC Constitution mandated that a party officer will HAVE TO RESIGN if he is seeking to contest for an elective public position -- Article-17; Sub-Article-3 of the ADC's Constitution).


2nd Issue.
Nafiu Bala Gombe claimed that he was the National Deputy Chairman (North).
And I am now asking:
“When was he elected into that position?” Or
“Was he appointed into that position? When was the appointment made?” Or
“Did he assume such a position at a time of internal crisis -- and everybody allowed him to be pretending to be what he claimed to be -- just for peace to be.??”


3rd Issue.
Meanwhile, let us take a good look at Ralph Nwosu...
Ralph Nwosu had been the National Chairman of the ADC party since 2005.
And According to the ADC's Constitution, he was supposed to have left that seat since 2013, because he has only 8-years Maximum to stay there.
So, he is long overdue to be sitting on that seat, yet he continued staying there -- until he resigned in 2026 -- THEREBY CREATING A “VACANCY”, WHICH NEVERTHELESS NEEDED TO BE FILLED.

(There is something else which Ralph Nwosu did, which I am yet to wrap my head fully around -- and that was the dissolution of the NWC.. I am yet to understand whether he has the right and the powers to do that all alone, in his own capacity as the chairman -- and that-is, considering the powers vested on him by the Nigerian Constitution and the Constitution of the ADC -- and also bearing in mind that his authentic tenure elapsed long ago - but the members of the ADC party still allowed him to continue being the National Chairman of the Party.)


4th Issue.
According to the Constitution of the ADC, in the case where there is any vacancy, THE PERSON OCCUPYING THE OFFICE OF THE “DEPUTY” TO THAT OFFICE WHICH BECAME VACANT DOES NOT TAKE OVER THE VACANT OFFICE AUTOMATICALLY.
According to the Article-17; Sub-Article-4 of the Constitution of the ADC, once there is any “Vacancy” in any of the offices, “the appropriate Executive Committee shall appoint A SUBSTITUTE FROM THE ZONE WHERE THE FORMER OFFICE HOLDER COMES FROM, pending the conduct of election at the next Congress or Convention”.
So, it is very clear that Nafiu Bala Gombe acted according to a non-existent laws by making himself an “Interim National Chairman”, which is totally alien to the Constitution of the ADC. He is not even from the South-East Zone where Ralph Nwosu came from, neither was he appointed by the “Appropriate Executive Committee” as stated in the constitution of the ADC..
So, I am now asking:
What exactly does he want the Courts to tell him during the time of their Judgements.??

Anyways..
Let us continue to wait for the trial to begin first..!!
The courts will still deliver their judgements when the right times come.
Politics › How To Challenge The Forged Documents Of Incumbent Candidates by BluntCrazeMan(op): 5:28am On May 02
Whenever any candidate (especially from the opposition) has any need to challenge the forged documents which was presented by any other Candidate from another party, and these forged documents affected the constitutional requirements for qualification of such candidate (of course, the matter should be taken to any Federal High Court within the jurisdiction of the candidate) - especially after the documents have been published by the INEC; the candidate who is taking up the matter should bear in mind that he must not make the challenged candidate the main defendant. Instead, he should designate the institutions which supposedly presented such certificates as the main defendants -- let them come and defend the candidate's documents which is undergoing interrogation. Thus, eliminating the chances of the matter being thrown away in cases where the "clause of immunity" protects such a candidate from appearing in court.

(This has to be done and settled before the election, since it is supposed to be a pre-election matter)

And again, the candidate must ensure not to make the case a criminal case in any way (for instance, Perjury) -- or else the case would be immediately thrown out for lacking locus standi.

Finally, while taking the matter to court, the candidate must bear in mind that the Constitutional Matters supersedes the restrictions of the Section:29(5) of the Electoral Act 2026.

Therefore, the Section:29(5) cannot be a stumbling block for any candidate (or party) that wishes to challenge any other candidate’s forged documents in the court -- for not fulfilling the constitutional requirements for qualification.

Politics › What The Candidates And Parties Must Do In The Upcoming Ekiti And Osun Elections by BluntCrazeMan(op): 5:06am On May 02
In the upcoming Ekiti and Osun Elections, the candidates must fully prepare themselves to fully implement the dictates of the Section:60(3) of the newly enacted “Electoral Act 2026”.

..

The Electoral Act clearly mandated the Presiding Officer to transmit the results to the IREV Portal.
It simply means that after the Presiding Officer has SUCCESSFULLY finished transmitting the results at the polling unit (In Front of Everybody), that the same transmitted results SHALL appear IMMEDIATELY on the IREV Portal -- WITHOUT ANY DELAYS.
The Language of the Electoral Act in that section is very clear and unambiguous.

The Electoral Act did not give any possible excuses for delay, because there was not supposed to be any delays in the results appearing on the IREV Portal.

Therefore, If the Presiding Officer SUCCESSFULLY finished transmitting the results from the BVAS Machines, and IT DID NOT IMMEDIATELY APPEAR on the IREV Portal, then the agents of the candidates need to immediately note the name and id-number of that Polling Unit ==>> Because INEC must appear at the Tribunal/courts to explain why the Successfully Transmitted Results did not appear IMMEDIATELY on the IREV Portal, and such polling units must have to be cancelled.

..

..

Meanwhile, the only clause for excuse which the Electoral Act envisaged was only in such cases WHERE THE TRANSMISSION DID NOT EVEN WORK AT ALL from the Polling Units.
This only excuse which the Electoral Act envisaged was “Communication Failure” -- and I am going to explain more about that too.

What it means is that, if the Communication failure did not obstruct the transmission of results from such Polling-Units, then it should not also prevent the results from appearing immediately on the IREV Portal. But on the other hand, if the Presiding Officer Could Not SUCCESSFULLY complete the transmission of the results at the Polling Units, then the agents of the candidates need to also note the name of that Presiding Officer as well as the name and id-number of that Polling Unit ==>> Because INEC must appear at the Tribunal/courts to EXPLAIN THE CAUSE (OR THE CAUSES) of such communication failures at such Polling-Units which prevented the transmission of the results from being SUCCESSFUL at those Polling-Units AS MANDATED.

SUCH “COMMUNICATION FAILURES” CANNOT JUST BE ACCEPTED ON ASSUMPTIONS, OR JUST BECAUSE THEY SAID IT -- THE “COMMUNICATION FAILURES” MUST BE ESTABLISHED AND PROVEN BY THE INEC TO HAVE ACTUALLY HAPPENED.

IF INEC SAYS THAT THERE WERE “COMMUNICATION FAILURES” IN SOME POLLING-UNITS, THEN THEY MUST CLEARLY ESTABLISH THAT THESE “COMMUNICATION FAILURES” REALLY OCCURRED (AND ALSO ESTABLISH WHAT CAUSED THEM).

If they didn't establish reasons for these “Communication Failures” and their extents during the time the election was ongoing, then they must give deeper explanations during the election petition tribunals -- or else it would be counted as a fault against them, and such polling units will have to be cancelled.

This also clearly means that the era where everybody at the Polling-Units would have to wait for A PARTICULAR “CONTROLLING OFFICER” AT THE WARD (Or RATECH) to first approve the transmitted results first before it can appear on the IREV Portal has gone.
It is now a thing of the past.
We are now in the new era where the results must appear IMMEDIATELY on the IREV Portal -- while the Presiding Officer is still there present at the Polling Unit (without leaving the Polling Unit).

Politics › Re: 2027: You Can’t Beat The Master At His own Game - Keyamo Tells ADC, others by BluntCrazeMan: 4:29pm On Apr 13
Ok naa..

The game is still the game
Politics › Re: Some Expected Outcomes With The Implementation Of The “Electronic Transmission” by BluntCrazeMan(op): 6:37am On Mar 19
Omenlon:
so you just dey so jobless so tey you sidon write this scrap, may God help you so that you can be engaged positively.
You're actually the jobless one here bro
Politics › Re: Some Expected Outcomes With The Implementation Of The “Electronic Transmission” by BluntCrazeMan(op): 7:13pm On Mar 18
7upnigeria:
....akk ... help....
... SPELLING ERRORS....
Politics › Re: Some Expected Outcomes With The Implementation Of The “Electronic Transmission” by BluntCrazeMan(op):
Jonjam269:
There is no such thing as a perfect electoral law anywhere in the world. What sustains democracy is trust in the process, losers accept defeat, congratulate the winners, and challenge results in court if necessary. Until our politicians learn to accept defeat in good faith, we will keep chasing the illusion of a “perfect” electoral law.
KEEP SAYING THAT THING MY BROTHER..

WHEN AN UMPIRE SCORES A POINT AGAINST ANY OF THE OPONENTS ON THE PITCH,, DOES THE POINT COUNT AS A SCORE AGAINST THE TEAM WHOM THE UMPIRE SCORED AGAINST.??
YES.?? OR NO.??
Politics › Re: Some Expected Outcomes With The Implementation Of The “Electronic Transmission” by BluntCrazeMan(op): 6:38pm On Mar 18
hotseat:
...... the elections can only be free, fair and transparent if INEC declares any of them winners even where they glaringly failed .........
......the elections can only be free, fair and transparent if INEC keeps the whole process of tallying the results publicly open and transparent,, AND THEN MAKE THE WHOLE RESULTS AVAILABLE FOR INDEPENDENT FORENSIC AUDITS..
Politics › Re: Some Expected Outcomes With The Implementation Of The “Electronic Transmission” by BluntCrazeMan(op):
adioolayi:
All you have put up here are all negativities...

Not even a single glimpse of positive outcome..

Why are we like thishuh

Why not let's take a look at how the new electoral act 2026 performed in the just concluded FCT LGA electionshuh

Can you really say the PU officers failed to upload resultshuh


Na wa o
There was no COMMUNICATION FAILURE in the FCT Elections..
I am very sure of that one....

I need you (or INEC) to tell us why most transmissions didn't happen from the Polling Units or around the time the ballot voting ended.
Why did most of the transmissions happen at midnight, or even the next day??

Can you (or INEC) also tell us why some polling units have not been transmitted up till now?
Is it due to some COMMUNICATION ERROR.?? Or due to some indescribable Man-Made Error?
Politics › Re: Some Expected Outcomes With The Implementation Of The “Electronic Transmission” by BluntCrazeMan(op):
PigTormentor:
Electronic transmission has nothing to do with rigging. Most rigging occurs at the polling units with an agreement between those polling agents.
They will agree among themselves and then transmit whatever they have written down on the result sheets.
All these noise about transmission is all an excuse for the opposition knowing full well that the election is slipping away from their hands.
Until when that time reaches -- my brother.,, then any shortcomings we discover with the elections, we shall start all-over again in trying to find ways to overcome all those shortcomings.

Thanks so much.
And bye..
Politics › Re: Some Expected Outcomes With The Implementation Of The “Electronic Transmission” by BluntCrazeMan(op): 6:16pm On Mar 18
7upnigeria:
ZOMBIEDIENTS, you're already rehearsing how you will react to your loss on election day.

Before you go further, akk election results in the 2023 elections have been uploaded on iRev, KINDLY SCREENSHOT any manual result that is not in agreement with the one uploaded in iRev. Election has not been help but you're already crying rigging, SORE LOSER.
Mista-Man,, you're so stuck in the Far Past.

If you have nothing to comment,, shift aside abbegg
Politics › Re: Some Expected Outcomes With The Implementation Of The “Electronic Transmission” by BluntCrazeMan(op): 6:07pm On Mar 18
Tupacx:
The writter does not know the difference between Cabon Copy and version.

The copies with the Police, Agents, INEC and others are Cabon copies not versions.
The Edo State Election of 24th-September-2024 made us to see that the Duplicate Copies (or carbon copies) that were given to the Party Agents were totally different from the CTCs of those same results which the INEC gave to the petitioners..
They were not supposed to be different, but they were totally different..
And that means, they were different versions of the same results.
Politics › Re: Some Expected Outcomes With The Implementation Of The “Electronic Transmission” by BluntCrazeMan(op): 6:01pm On Mar 18
ejimatic:
Be wasting time on election that has been won already by the BAT.
We always expect people to say things like this.......

But Nevertheless,, we continue Pushing.!!

WE MOVE.!!
Crime › Re: “Repentant” Bandits Kill 18 Vigilantes In Katsina Clash — Bashir Ahmad by BluntCrazeMan: 4:00pm On Mar 18
But it was his BUHARI who started the THEORY of REPENTANT BANDITS and REPENTANT TERRORISTS..
Politics › Re: Labour Party Crisis: NEC Sacks Usman-Led Committee, Backs Abure by BluntCrazeMan: 3:57pm On Mar 18
Politics › Re: Some Expected Outcomes With The Implementation Of The “Electronic Transmission” by BluntCrazeMan(op): 3:56pm On Mar 18
Lalasticlala, Nlfpmod

Please read
Politics › Re: INEC Will Be Involved In Electoral Malpractices In 2027 - Primate Ayodele by BluntCrazeMan: 3:41pm On Mar 18
Habbaaa.!!

Even though we expect that, we don't say it anyhow in public..

SOME EXPECTED OUTCOMES WITH THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE NEWLY INCLUDED “ELECTRONIC TRANSMISSION” INSIDE THE NEWLY ENACTED “ELECTORAL ACT 2026”.

1. Most of the Presiding Officers would transmit the results from the Polling-Units with the BVAS Machines as usual; but then, THE TRANSMITTED RESULTS WOULD MOST-DEFINITELY NOT BE VISIBLE ON THE IREV PORTAL IMMEDIATELY.
This is just exactly the way it had always been happening in all those past elections where there was no direct provision for the “Electronic Transmission” inside the Electoral Act --- But now, according to the requirements of the new Electoral Act 2026, “the Presiding Officer shall ELECTRONICALLY TRANSMIT the results from each polling unit to IREV Portal”.
This means that there is not supposed to be much delays between the time when the transmission was done and the time when the transmitted results appear on the IREV Portal --- except of course if (and only “if”) there is “communication failure”, then that would be the only “excuse” why the transmitted results may not appear immediately on the IREV Portal.

2. Some of the Presiding Officers wouldn't even do any transmission of any results in the first place --- and they will quickly declare that “THERE IS COMMUNICATION FAILURE”; and that the “transmission” itself even refused to work from the BVAS Machines.

3. Some of the Presiding Officers would genuinely try the transmission of the results many times, BUT THE TRANSMISSION FROM THE BVAS MACHINES WOULD ACTUALLY REFUSE TO WORK, not to talk of the results appearing on the IREV Portal. And then, the INEC would end up Not providing the reasons or excuse for such failures which were not as a result of “Communication Failure” of any sort.

4. Due to some sharp games which might be played by the INEC Officials at the different levels of the results management, there might end up being up to five different versions of THE SAME Polling-Unit Results..
a) the INEC’s version which are provided in the CTCs
b) the BVAS version which were captured and stored inside the BVAS Machines
c) the IREV version which were successfully transmitted to the IREV-Portal.
d) the PARTIES Duplicate version which were the duplicate copies that were given to the PARTIES.
e) the POLICE Duplicate version which were the duplicate copies that were given to the POLICE.
All these five versions of the results are fully supported by the Electoral Act, and they are all supposed to be the same thing all through.
If at any point, there are discrepancies between any two or all of the five versions of the same results, then it becomes a clear case of “Institutional Manipulation of Results.

5. All of the above-mentioned scenarios would definitely happen on the Election Day, and still nobody would say (or do) anything about them, and FINAL RESULTS would still be announced --- (even when the discrepancies in the various versions of THE SAME RESULTS are very clearly visible to everyone).
Politics › Some Expected Outcomes With The Implementation Of The “Electronic Transmission” by BluntCrazeMan(op): 1:49pm On Mar 18
SOME EXPECTED OUTCOMES WITH THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE NEWLY INCLUDED “ELECTRONIC TRANSMISSION” INSIDE THE NEWLY ENACTED “ELECTORAL ACT 2026”.

1. Most of the Presiding Officers would transmit the results from the Polling-Units with the BVAS Machines as usual; but then, THE TRANSMITTED RESULTS WOULD MOST-DEFINITELY NOT BE VISIBLE ON THE IREV PORTAL IMMEDIATELY.
This is just exactly the way it had always been happening in all those past elections where there was no direct provision for the “Electronic Transmission” inside the Electoral Act --- But now, according to the requirements of the new Electoral Act 2026, “the Presiding Officer shall ELECTRONICALLY TRANSMIT the results from each polling unit to IREV Portal”.
This means that there is not supposed to be much delays between the time when the transmission was done and the time when the transmitted results appear on the IREV Portal --- except of course if (and only “if”) there is “communication failure”, then that would be the only “excuse” why the transmitted results may not appear immediately on the IREV Portal.

2. Some of the Presiding Officers wouldn't even do any transmission of any results in the first place --- and they will quickly declare that “THERE IS COMMUNICATION FAILURE”; and that the “transmission” itself even refused to work from the BVAS Machines.

3. Some of the Presiding Officers would genuinely try the transmission of the results many times, BUT THE TRANSMISSION FROM THE BVAS MACHINES WOULD ACTUALLY REFUSE TO WORK, not to talk of the results appearing on the IREV Portal. And then, the INEC would end up Not providing the reasons or excuse for such failures which were not as a result of “Communication Failure” of any sort.

4. Due to some sharp games which might be played by the INEC Officials at the different levels of the results management, there might end up being up to five different versions of THE SAME Polling-Unit Results..
a) the INEC’s version which are provided in the CTCs
b) the BVAS version which were captured and stored inside the BVAS Machines
c) the IREV version which were successfully transmitted to the IREV-Portal.
d) the PARTIES Duplicate version which were the duplicate copies that were given to the PARTIES.
e) the POLICE Duplicate version which were the duplicate copies that were given to the POLICE.
All these five versions of the results are fully supported by the Electoral Act, and they are all supposed to be the same thing all through.
If at any point, there are discrepancies between any two or all of the five versions of the same results, then it becomes a clear case of “Institutional Manipulation of Results.

5. All of the above-mentioned scenarios would definitely happen on the Election Day, and still nobody would say (or do) anything about them, and FINAL RESULTS would still be announced --- (even when the discrepancies in the various versions of THE SAME RESULTS are very clearly visible to everyone).

Politics › Re: I'm A Die-Hard Democrat - Tinubu Brags (Video) by BluntCrazeMan: 8:55pm On Mar 12
Ok naa..

Subsidy Is Gone..!!
We Know..
Family › Re: “marriage Is Also Prostitution For Women” – Lady Sparks Debate With Viral Claim by BluntCrazeMan: 8:50pm On Mar 12
cityboylagos:
“Marriage Is Also Prostitution for Women” – Lady Sparks Debate with Viral Claim


https://www.tiktok.com/video/7421791337856519429?_r=1&_t=ZS-94dF0z4jG8j


https://eyesoflagos.com/2026/03/12/marriage-prostitution-claim-viral-video-debate/
Please tell that woman to do her Sex Work in peace and leave married women alone.

She must not drag everybody to see things through her narrow lens of viewing reality..

Whatever choices she makes, she should use her whole chest and own up to it.
She shouldn't drag other people into it,, just for her to feel lighter about her own life choices.
Romance › Re: The Age Gap Debate People Pretend Not To Understand by BluntCrazeMan: 12:54pm On Mar 10
SporaD8:
So from whence cometh the comlaint that people aren't dating their age mate?!
Ask the people who complain thus.
Celebrities › Re: If You Invite A Woman On A Date, Pay All The Bills — Says Pete Edochie by BluntCrazeMan: 4:21am On Mar 10
If a woman invites me?

What happens?
She pays?
Or I pay?
Or we split the bills?
Politics › Re: The APC Currently Governs All Northern States Except Bauchi by BluntCrazeMan: 4:18am On Mar 10
Then, Bauchi will join them soon.
Romance › Re: The Age Gap Debate People Pretend Not To Understand by BluntCrazeMan: 4:17am On Mar 10
Dpsychologist:
There is a funny cycle many people ignore until it stops benefiting them.

When many women were in their early twenties, a lot of them did not want men their age. They called their male age mates “small boys.” They preferred older men who were more established, more confident, and financially stable.

At that time, nobody called it a problem.

A 22 year old woman dating a 35 year old man was often seen as normal. Sometimes it was even encouraged. Friends would say she was “smart” for choosing maturity and stability.

Fast forward ten or fifteen years.

Those same men who were once the “small boys” are now in their mid thirties. They have careers, experience, and more confidence. Now many of them choose women in their twenties.

Suddenly the conversation changes.

Now people say it is unfair.
Now people say it is manipulation.
Now people say men should date their age mates.

But here is the uncomfortable truth.

Adults are free to choose the partners they want.

If a 24 year old woman chooses a 35 year old man, that is her decision. If a 35 year old man chooses a 25 year old woman, that is also his decision. Both are adults making choices.

What often fuels the argument is not morality. It is timing.

When people benefit from a system, they rarely complain about it. When the same system no longer favors them, they suddenly see the problem.

Now about the idea of the “perfect age gap.”

There is no universal formula.

Some couples are the same age and thrive.
Some couples have a ten year gap and thrive.
Some couples fail regardless of the age difference.

What actually sustains relationships is not the number between birthdays.

It is maturity.
Shared values.
Respect.
And the ability to build a life together.

Age can influence compatibility, but it does not automatically determine success or failure.

At the end of the day, attraction and partnership are personal choices.

Everyone wants the best partner they believe they can get.

The real lesson is simple.

Be honest about your preferences, and allow others the same freedom.
I was waiting for you to say something about the women who dated older men when they were younger tending to settle for very young men when they grow older..

..

A young woman choosing an older man and an older man choosing a young woman are both technically the same thing.
Politics › Re: Electoral Act 2026 -- Ambiguities, Unclear Sections, And Contradicting Sections by BluntCrazeMan(op): 8:54pm On Mar 08
aswani:
Ọ ma, clap for yourself then.
You should be the one clapping..
Politics › Re: Electoral Act 2026 -- Ambiguities, Unclear Sections, And Contradicting Sections by BluntCrazeMan(op): 8:53pm On Mar 08
Wallade:
Unfortunately, we don't care how you feel about it.

The electioneering is our focus now.
We point it out first..

Whatever happens later, we still know how to go about it..
Politics › Re: Electoral Act 2026 -- Ambiguities, Unclear Sections, And Contradicting Sections by BluntCrazeMan(op): 8:50pm On Mar 08
IJAYA001:
You can only take the law to the court until you are affected/damaged by the law.
We go to court first.!!

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