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Family › Re: What To Do When A Woman Insist On Court Marriage by budaatum: 5:24am On Apr 28, 2020
candyguyofficia:
Let me break down the analysis of court marriage
Please do.
Family › Re: What To Do When A Woman Insist On Court Marriage by budaatum: 5:23am On Apr 28, 2020
doitforyou:
NL love to invoke the F word even when it doesn’t apply.

How is she laying down the law? She has a real reason to worry that a customary court will not have any effect if she’s a widow and her in-laws kick her and her kids out. We have threads here on NL on sufferings of widows. Please, what does the man have to lose? It’s not like she’ll receive a financial windfall if they divorce, we have no such laws here.

OP if you love her as you claim, then you will do all you can so she and your kids are well protected if anything happens to you.
The F was to denote my usual stance which I chose not to adopt here but confessed so those who know it of me don't think I had a mind transplant. But equating simple me to NL is bigging me up way more than puny me is worth. That said, don't miss my F credentials. I wear it as my badge of honour and don't really care if you dis or like it since I am not here to pleasure you.

You do not have to agree with me that she is laying down the law. You have your own mind and opinion and I'm sure you'd let me have mine, though whether you let me or not is irrelevant really since I d not need your permission nor do I require you to pay for the data with which I express it.

Do note that I am not assuming to knowitall, but as far as I do know, a "customary court wedding", which you changed op's "white wedding/traditional wedding" to, are as recognised as any marriage. Traditional non-court weddings however, depend on your own local traditions which are not the same everywhere in Nigeria and have some exceptions which you may want to read about here.

Op, I strongly advise you deal with her madam's intrusions before you "do all you can so she and your kids are well protected if anything happens to you", because this would not be the only time her madam would be poking her nose in your business. And while we have all heard of "mother-in-laws from hell", it would not be with delight that to you might have to post a thread titled "madam-in-law from hell", when you ought to have seen it coming before you got married.

Politics › Re: Mr Jollof Slams Governors Who Matches Nose Mask With Their Shirts, Sharing Rice by budaatum: 3:54am On Apr 28, 2020
So, e de pain this jollof that some people wear mask that matches their shirts. I swear that that's enough to make me not bother watching him vent over another person's shirt and mask!

Someone please tell me if he is sharing jollof though, because I know some people who'd want some.
Politics › Re: Buhari: Nnamdi Kanu Should Be Arrested, by budaatum: 3:50am On Apr 28, 2020
See stupid headline by dailypost! Now I have to be dealing with people who can't read claiming bubu said, "arrest one insignificant Kanu", as if my bubu get time for non-entities like him!

angry angry angry
Family › Re: What To Do When A Woman Insist On Court Marriage by budaatum: 3:46am On Apr 28, 2020
doitforyou:
You’re about to get married to another person and it’s no longer just you. You have to be ready and know when to compromise to accommodate the other person in your life.
I'd have thought they both should be compromising and accommodating, but sister here seems to be laying down the law! And this is feminist to the power infinity buda speaking here!

Kboyvic, you need to remind her that her madam is not going to be part of your relationship and if her madam's opinion matters so much maybe she should marry her madam instead of you! But only say that after you've agreed to this tiny request of her's.
Family › Re: What To Do When A Woman Insist On Court Marriage by budaatum: 3:39am On Apr 28, 2020
atiku4President:
Go and do court marriage. That is the marriage accepted by law.
Really? I better go check if I'm married!

I thought marrying anywhere you get a marriage certificate from was accepted by law.
Politics › Re: My Letter To IMF, World Bank & Africa Dev. Bank (ADB). Nnamdi Kanu by budaatum: 1:11am On Apr 28, 2020
shadeyinka:
Even though I wouldn't want to challenge you on why you voted for Buhari, Would you consider him as having an understanding of the problem of Nigeria, the challenges and the possible solution? He promised Continuity! And based on his first term I couldn't help wondering "continuity of what"!?!
Do you not understand what is meant by "the lesser of two evils"? He also allegedly, promised to make $1 = ₦1, and you may read here my view of the gullible people who believed he could.

Yes, I consider bubu as having a better "understanding of the problem of Nigeria, the challenges and the possible solution" than the person who was most likely to win and be President if bubu hadn't won.

We all went through bubu's first term, and we and not Martians still elected him for a second term despite all the hardship of his first term. And while you might be tempted to fob us off by calling us an ignorant mob or claim bubu only won by sharing money, I can live with that as long as it cripples those who would rather elect, by commission or omission, the next most likely person to have won and whom I personally do not trust and can not stand for reasons I already mentioned.

Only if I hated my country Nigeria and myself and my blood relatives would I wish Atiku on us. We might have food on our tables for a short while if we had but that food would be the crumbs that fell off the tables after he and his cohorts had filled their own bellys and ghanamustgoes and soakaways with all our nation's money, and it would have been us who would have been complaining today when their looting made $1=₦1000!
Politics › Re: Why Africans Are So Hated All Over The World? by budaatum: 12:40am On Apr 28, 2020
Mbakuthegreat:
Are you stupid? Companies moving in India and Pakistan are looking for cheap labour to manufacture easy stuff, most education based jobs are still in China. A lot of western clothes manufacturing companies are in Pakistan and India and they are even hiring children to do their job, do you believe these poor childrens are genius? How superior is Ethiopias education than the Nigerian, if it even is? Again top education based jobs will continue to remain in western countries and china for a long while, but jobs that anyone, even your illiterate tribesman can do with some training are moving into countries with cheap labour.... I shouldn't have to explain this.....
Instead of asking if others are stupid and peppering your posts with juvenile insults which just show you yourself are the stupid one here, why don't you just do some research for a change and find out how much those countries you mention spend on education per person and compare it to African countries?

You mentioned Pakistan and India, two countries with nuclear power! Are you aware that nuclearization is a product of education, and nations can't even buy it if they they lack proper knowledge of it? They can try, of course, but would end up with lemons since they can't adequately access what they are buying.

That said, Africans are not hated all over the world, but going by how you have conducted yourself here, I am absolutely certain you are more likely to be hated all over the world than liked, because if you conduct yourself in a way that is uncivil you most certainly will be hated and its not because you are African but because you lack manners.
Christianity Etc › Re: Even some Non Christians Will Make Heaven by budaatum: 12:16am On Apr 28, 2020
ursamajor:
So you didn't see heaven or hell right.
You so want to engage though. cry
So you didn't see heaven or hell right.
You so want to engage though.
I gave you the benefit of hope.

Is it your position that all your ancestors who never heard of Jesus Christ are in hell?
Politics › Re: My Letter To IMF, World Bank & Africa Dev. Bank (ADB). Nnamdi Kanu by budaatum: 11:56pm On Apr 27, 2020
Subsea:
But your same APC govt has recently talked about moves to privatize NNPC. Did you not hear about it? Hypocrites in Nigeria! And you think a good leader will fall from heaven like this?
Unlike you, I so love facts and evidence and hardly listen to hearsay, so would you like to show me where the current government proposed privatisation of NNPC please, and while you are at it, perhaps read through the thread to see my opinion about good leaders falling from heaven, because if you can get a simple thing like that wrong, I can't see why anything else you write is worth my time or consideration.

Do note though that if NNPC is to be privatised, I'd much rather bubu done it than that more crooked atiku because unlike some who refuse to learn from history, I've seen what happened to the companies atiku did privatise and would be a fool to watch him do the same to NNPC.
Politics › Re: My Letter To IMF, World Bank & Africa Dev. Bank (ADB). Nnamdi Kanu by budaatum: 11:27pm On Apr 27, 2020
shadeyinka:
So you campaigned for Buhari?
No wonder!

For me, I want Impressed with the campaign promises of Atiku and Buhari didn't even campaign at all(not talking about rally o). You should know that for now in Nigeria, once you are not APC or PDP your candidate can't win an election. The two parties have the money to use for political inducements and a political structure that goes down to the grassroots
I do know that "once you are not APC or PDP your candidate can't win an election". And being the realist that I am, I certainly did campaign for my bubu! If I hadn't, that crooked Atiku would be President today. And since his manifesto was sell the goose NNPC that lays our golden eggs, and since I know he was going to sell it to his cronies who would strip the goose as he did when he was privatizing under Obj leaving us with lots of now dead companies, I am very pleased with myself thank you very much.

Nigeria is certainly not ready for a better ruler so we chose the least worse out of those who come forward while we educate the mob to know better. For now though there's absolutely no way I am going to be irresponsible and let that more crooked Atiku preside over me. The level of irresponsibility required for that is way beyond me!
Christianity Etc › Re: Can Any Other Christian Relate With This Blasphemous Prayer By The Vatican by budaatum: 11:15pm On Apr 27, 2020
Waylex21:
3. Catholics honour Mary because God honoured her first. Read again Lk. 1:28-38
They understand that if educated Mary had not educated her Son, Jesus would have been a carpenter and a messiah to wood, at best, and nobody would have heard of him today.
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Democrats Take Control Of Congress by budaatum: 11:03pm On Apr 27, 2020
wowcatty:
Why don't you want to go out and work over a flu if you are not a welfare bum?
Actually, I work from the comfort of my home, flu or no flu. And I work for myself unlike wage slave you.
Food › Re: Cook In Your Kitchen, Take Pictures And Post It Here. SIMPLE! by budaatum: 11:00pm On Apr 27, 2020
payperpost:
I saw this on the news with police putting groceries in peoples car , they are doing this in a very orderly manner , try this in Naija and see may be your car will go home the same way, you people complain a lot but you never want to come and live here.

Abeg make I no derail this thread. nah food thread.
You sound like those who claim all Nigerians are crooked, but ask if their parents or they are crooked, they say "of course not!"

I have lived in Nigeria, as you'd see if you read my post. And though I shared books and not food, my car went home with me. And I'm not complaining about anything but take responsibility instead.

Perhaps speak for yourself if you would not behave in an orderly manner. Most Nigerians I come in contact with do behave in an orderly manner and I educate the few ignorant asses who don't, and they learn to behave in an orderly manner if they want anything to do with me. I guess it's because of the regard I have for myself, and the fact that everyone except brainless fools respect buda.
Politics › Re: My Letter To IMF, World Bank & Africa Dev. Bank (ADB). Nnamdi Kanu by budaatum: 10:45pm On Apr 27, 2020
shadeyinka:
I said you're out of touch with realities on ground. It's not like in many countries where fliers are shared in the neighbourhood by interested campaigners.

There was NO campaign except for money sharing (where APC and PDP reps came to distribute their incentive to people).My candidate was neither APC nor PDP and I wasn't even a card carrying member of his party.

You are certainly out of touch! Walahi!
You can accuse me of being out of touch as much as you want shade. The fact that you did not campaign in your neighbourhood does not mean no one else campaigned in your neighbourhood even if they never campaigned to you.

Some of us are campaigning despite being out of the country and our candidates are winning elections while you are sitting on your ass moaning. And we are not sharing money while doing so since we are much smarter than that.

Campaigning is not only about sharing money. Some of us go so far as seeing campaigning as educating. And we start educating long before you are old enough to vote because the evildoers do not rest so neither do we.
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Democrats Take Control Of Congress by budaatum: 10:34pm On Apr 27, 2020
wowcatty:
Get your welfare ass out to work, poverty and depression will kill you faster than flu.
You need to stop projecting your situation onto others. buda does not have a welfare ass and is neither poor nor depressed.
Christianity Etc › Re: Even some Non Christians Will Make Heaven by budaatum: 10:16pm On Apr 27, 2020
ursamajor:
You are not very smart if you think what you just typed now will stop my ancestors who died ages ago from going to heaven or hell.
So, your ancestors who died ages ago and never heard of Christ might enter heaven regardless?

I wonder how if believing in the Christ they never heard of is a prerequisite, according to you.
Christianity Etc › Re: Even some Non Christians Will Make Heaven by budaatum: 10:12pm On Apr 27, 2020
ursamajor:
My oh my, I just checked your posts.
This has been a waste of time.
You do not have the ability to understand my posts.
Politics › Re: WIKIPEDIA: Nnamdi KANU Is No More! by budaatum: 10:02pm On Apr 27, 2020
Oh, look! Kanu has risen again!

Christianity Etc › Re: Even some Non Christians Will Make Heaven by budaatum: 9:52pm On Apr 27, 2020
ursamajor:
So you want to disprove without empirical evidence? Point to where it's stated in the Holy Bible that if you do not believe in Jesus Christ, you would make heaven.
Of course you're not a Christian, you just want to sound intelligent.
I guess it has to explicitly say so for you to understand because, like some, you reason like a child and fail to understand that the Samaritan we know today as being good was not even so much the equivalent of a One God Muslim, but a multi-god pagan worshipper. Yet, Christ said it is he that you should do likewise as. Nor do you seem aware that the money grabbing supposedly hell going tax collector would enter God's Kingdom while the self righteous Pharisee would be left gnashing his teeth.

One can't just sound intelligent because one wants to. The Holy Spirit will guide you too to put the ways of childhood behind you so that you stop focusing on the reflection in a mirror and fully understand.
Christianity Etc › Re: Evolution of the Porcupine and Bat by budaatum: 9:33pm On Apr 27, 2020
zyzxx:
what are you saying for Christ sake?

When Jesus told Peter get behind me Devil? Did he abuse Peter? Anyone can be under the influence of devil?

Infact many people needs deliverance in one place or the other


Sir, Pls, with all due respect, I doubt you have the understanding of what I saying at all
I think I must agree with you that I do not understand what you are saying. I'm absolutely certain, in fact, that I would not have accused you of casting stones if I knew you had the righteousness that Jesus had.

Kindly accept my most profound apologies for misunderstanding who you are.
Politics › Re: My Letter To IMF, World Bank & Africa Dev. Bank (ADB). Nnamdi Kanu by budaatum: 9:26pm On Apr 27, 2020
shadeyinka:
In the last election at my polling booth, I looked around and discover that as per purpose, I was a minority.
Well, I'd say you erred in waiting till you were at the booth on election day to discover you were a minority. If you had been smarter and wiser, you'd have been out there educating and mobilising people before election day.

Thankfully, here we are with the next election a few years away and you are proactively mobilising and educating so your minority might decrease. Have faith in your abilities and your seeds will produce a crop a hundred, sixty or thirty times what was sown.
Politics › Re: My Letter To IMF, World Bank & Africa Dev. Bank (ADB). Nnamdi Kanu by budaatum: 9:19pm On Apr 27, 2020
shadeyinka:
The mob may not win (depending on the cause at hand) but they sheepishly follow a Lead (good or bad).
No the mob do not "sheepishly follow a Lead (good or bad)"! If they did, we'd all have a horde of sheep following us, good or bad! And if Christ had adopted that attitude “[url=https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Matthew+27%3A46%2CMark+15%3A34&version=NASB]Eli, Eli, lama sabachthani?”[/url] would have had a greater significance than we give it today.

The work of enlightening, they say, is plenty, but competent enlighteners are few and so those few must work harder and smarter instead of enlightening in vain because they are not really with light.

The mob follow what best appeals to them, and in light of not many workers adequately promoting light, the mob flounder in the dark because that is all they have appealing to them.

The art is in making the light appeal to the mob, and if they are not following that light, then perhaps that light is dim and not bright enough. The light people should therefore put in more effort to put their light on a stand and make the light brighter so the mob will see and follow it instead of blaming their own inadequacies and lack of ability to enlighten on the mob.
Christianity Etc › Re: Evolution of the Porcupine and Bat by budaatum: 8:54pm On Apr 27, 2020
zyzxx:
stoning? It's like you are mixing things up here sir? I never judge him nor stone him, I said the truth.

Does it hurt because it is the truth?
Only someone under the influence of devil can says there is no God?
Did I abuse him? Did I say he is going to hell fire?

Sir, he is under the influence of devil, and he needs deliverance

Thank you.
There is no difference between "he is under the influence of devil, and he needs deliverance", and "he is going to hell fire".

You should learn the lesson of hubris.

Christianity Etc › Re: Even some Non Christians Will Make Heaven by budaatum: 8:48pm On Apr 27, 2020
Rozz:
Thanks for this,many people do not really understand the bible.
They decide to believe instead, unfortunately.
Politics › Re: Opinion:Buhari Vs Trump Who Address An Audiance Better by budaatum: 8:47pm On Apr 27, 2020
supercase1:
Nigerians,we have seen it all.when USA president Donald j.trump address his americans,and when Nigerian president muhammadu buhari addresses Nigerians.
Who is a better at addressing his people.
Funny that most refuse to answer your question, but we all know who prescribed bleach as the cure for coronavirus, though some might decide to try it.
Christianity Etc › Re: Even some Non Christians Will Make Heaven by budaatum: 8:43pm On Apr 27, 2020
ursamajor:
If you do not believe that Jesus Christ died for your sins, you won't make heaven.
It is rather unfortunate that scripture does not agree with you.

It is the lesson taught in the [url=https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Luke+10%3A25-37&version=NIV]Parable of the Pagan Worshipping Non-believing Not Born Again Nor Regenerated Unbaptized But Doing Good and Shewing Mercy Samaritan[/url], and the [url=https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Luke+18%3A9-14&version=NIV]Parable of the Self-righteous Pharisee and the Money Grabbing Tax Collector[/url].

Food › Re: Cook In Your Kitchen, Take Pictures And Post It Here. SIMPLE! by budaatum: 8:24pm On Apr 27, 2020
Ishilove:
Still yet, this is just too austere
What can one say! Thankfully, I can blame it on Ramadan, for now.
Food › Re: Cook In Your Kitchen, Take Pictures And Post It Here. SIMPLE! by budaatum: 8:23pm On Apr 27, 2020
payperpost:
Nigeria is the only oil producing country the citizens have to beg for alms online during covid19 lockdown because the government is doing little or nothing for tax payers
Those who have not seen what someone else's father has under his trousers would always claim their own father has the biggest pants. Or, as the Prophet Bob sang, every man thinketh his own burden is the heaviest.

Below is a queue of non-Nigerians begging for food. And the Pittsburgh Community Food Bank is not their government doing something, but people being responsible for each other.

Health › Re: Babajide Arije Dies Of COVID-19 Hours To 60th Birthday In Lagos (Photo) by budaatum: 8:08pm On Apr 27, 2020
Dee60:
I understand. I am not pointing fingers at you! Just commenting for clarification sake.
I know. And thanks.
Politics › Re: My Letter To IMF, World Bank & Africa Dev. Bank (ADB). Nnamdi Kanu by budaatum: 8:08pm On Apr 27, 2020
shadeyinka:
I did NOT say "that those who "came to watch the crucifixion of Christ" won ". I said they were more in NUMBER! Interestingly mindlessly these chanted "crucify Him"!

It is known that the life of any mob is the apex minority!
Well, as long as you agree that they lost despite being more in number and watching Jesus Christ crucified. A mob can only win when the light is overcome. And that can only happen when people with light put it under a bowl instead of putting it on its stand so it gives light to everyone.
Politics › Re: My Letter To IMF, World Bank & Africa Dev. Bank (ADB). Nnamdi Kanu by budaatum: 8:01pm On Apr 27, 2020
shadeyinka:
But we aren't the Government!
The government is actually one person: "The President".
Not true. Though the majority irresponsible mob would agree with you.

We are a democratic nation. We run a system of governance by the whole population or all the eligible members of a state, typically through elected representatives. If you do not participate, you are indeed being governed, but if you do take responsibility and participate even if it's just by casting a vote and electing the representatives, then you are the government, and your elected representatives serve at your pleasure.

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