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Career › Re: Woman That Manufactures Hand Brake Manually in Nnewi (photos) by budaatum: 9:49pm On Feb 06, 2020
kestolove95:
Fake product
And you know this, how?
Travel › Re: My Visit To The Archeological Museum Of Greece (photos, Video) by budaatum: 9:48pm On Feb 06, 2020
CollinsWeGlobe:
I wish I can pass you some books, bro. The last time I visited Corinth, the place Apostle Paul lived before he died. Things dey this life bro
I am boring. That's why I asked others to recommend. I forget sometimes that Plato is accessible.

Here's Republic I'm listening to currently.

Travel › Re: My Visit To The Archeological Museum Of Greece (photos, Video) by budaatum: 9:42pm On Feb 06, 2020
CollinsWeGlobe:
Make I no lie for you bros, I no get common SSCE.
But you sabi read now. And you de here for Nairaland University de teach, so you must have been learning somehow.

I was impressed with your Empty Flight Experience On EgyptAir From Cairo To Athens too.

Do keep on inpsiring. Education no be only certificate.
Romance › Re: The Yoruba Curse; if them born you well. by budaatum: 9:31pm On Feb 06, 2020
Charleys:
Have you used this word before? Why do you use the word?
Yes, I use it often. I am constantly saying dem never born the Fulani who would forget they are guests and start terrorising my Orolu Kingdom. It is not a threat, but a statement of fact that dem born dem well which is why they would not forget. See below.

Your girlfriend saying "who born me" is not a curse either. She's just saying she was not born with the string balls that you were that makes you do what she can't do. Though my mama would slap that "can't" out of her mounth, lol.

budaatum:
Please stop! I, am a farmer. My land is close to water where grass grows so cattle rearers come there to fatten their cattle. They even come on my land and eat my cassava, so this is not something I need to read lazy anecdotal reports in newspapers to know anything about!

Just think. These cattle rearers have to move their cattle around in our villages and through our farms. Do you seriously think Yoruba people are so spineless that we will know that these same herdsmen are kidnapping and raping our people and we would not enter bush that is on our land and go and do festival with them and their cattle? Does that not make you wonder, or do you think we are so afraid of dying?

You will recall that I called you to this thread specifically because of our discussion regarding work. And I've mentioned corruption in our own individual understanding of things, and corruption in our own actions. Corruption in our understanding is when we have not been sceptical enough and claim that things we know barely nothing about are true. And work is what we do when it is said that we have used our heart and soul and mind to delve into things to ascertain the truth instead of being lazy and just believing whatever we hear.

Now think. You already pointed out that there are no jobs. So explain to me what you think unemployable me, even if there were jobs, would do when there are no jobs? Is it not likely that I turn arm robber? And if I were Yoruba, would I not camouflage myself as say Fulani, so I am not easily detected especially since I know you are already gullibly quick to call me Fulani herdsman even when you see nor smell no cow? Don't you think I could possibly be smart enough to utter some words that make you think I am indeed Fulani even though for all you know I could be speaking Spanish?

I can assure you that dem never born the fulani herdsman to come to the Orolu Kingdom of Ifon Osun to come and be rearing cattle on our land and then be raping and kidnapping my people. As we say, "kini a fi oro se ni ilẹ wa?" And I bet you that the Orolu Kingdom is not unique in doing oro!
budaatum:
My own Yoruba race has not been exposed to "murder and bloodshed".

As I've repeatedly told you, nobody born the Fulani or anyone else's mama and papa to come to the Orolu Kingdom to murder and bloodshed!

It is our land! If guests do not know their place we will do festival with their cattle, and will not need Amotekun because we are not a disorganised Kingdom like you seem to have become!
Celebrities › Re: Policemen Arrest Fellow Officers For Collecting Bribe (video) by budaatum: 9:21pm On Feb 06, 2020
We should all report bribe collecting police to ‘Operation Puff Adder’!

Just get the badge number of the bribe collecting police and tweet it to @PoliceNG and let the change begin with you.

Education › Re: The Largest Bookshop In Yaba by budaatum: 9:13pm On Feb 06, 2020
GreaterFuture1:
i'm not being stubborn. what's the name of this bookshop please and where is it located
You might want to try Femiblacky too.

https://www.nairaland.com/4658013/read-book-today
Travel › Re: My Visit To The Archeological Museum Of Greece (photos, Video) by budaatum: 9:08pm On Feb 06, 2020
Ekakamba:
Good. grin tongue
Nothing pleases me more than when others own my words for themself.

It shows that they are working, so well done.
Travel › Re: My Visit To The Archeological Museum Of Greece (photos, Video) by budaatum: 9:06pm On Feb 06, 2020
Dathommie:
But you forget say that same money or even more than that their people dey earn working for just some hours a day as minimum wagehuh

How many Nigerians dey earn 27k even for a day as minimum wagehuh
I don't get you, quite, but you don't have to spend ₦27k educating yourself if you don't earn so much.

Op already showedhe did a lot of spending on previous education of himself to put him in a position to spend 27k on this learning in Athens. He visited places in Nigeria, and must have read some cheaper books for instance in order to know there was a museum in Athens worth visiting to begin with. And then see how he is sufficiently knowledgeable to leverage his education by putting his experience on youtube, I am sure, to acquire some income to pay for further learning and likely make profit too.

I have a friend who might recommend a few learning materials if you are interested.

Femiblacky, you got anything on this topic please? And op, got any recommended reads for those of us who can't get to Athens? Thanks.

Those who invest in themselves earn more.
Politics › Re: The Political System I Think Can Suit Nigeria Most But Can Never Be Executed!!! by budaatum: 8:30pm On Feb 06, 2020
bigiyaro:
Nigeria is too Large, over populated, deeply divided, irreconcilable differences among its citizens (no matter the pretence, culture, religion, ethnicity, mutual suspicions and the backwardness of the North) to be a single country. On that precious day, it will disintegrate and reaggregate itself.
Have you considered how larger populated and more ethnically and culturally diverse nations co-exist.

Consider India, China, America, all with larger populations, though you may likely not know they are as diverse if not moreso than Nigeria. Even America, that might seem the least not so is very diverse indeed with diverse Europeans migrating there to begin with then millions of Africans from all over plus many others since.

We might not disintegrate. It is just possible that we educate ignorance out of ourselves and learn to live together like other larger nations have. And once we do, we might just educate the rest of Africa too.
Romance › Re: Why Has Nairaland Ladies Decided To Disrespect Guys All The Time? by budaatum: 8:20pm On Feb 06, 2020
Amujale:
I agree with you.
I knew you would one day. You blame those who brought us scripture while I blame we Africans ourselves for being so unsmart to not understand and develop the power of the written word but instead teaching it to Moses, which is why it is written that "[url=https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Hosea+11%3A1&version=KJV]out if Egypt I called the Word[/url]", and why we read his version today instead of ours which we wrote on stone and forgot how to read.

But even in Moses version, we see our truth. Imagine they told their lies and we don't have a copy of the book to read like they used to do when they kept it in unreadable Latin (and as Islam still does by keeping the Quran in Arabic)! Thankfully, they have to promote those lies amongst themselves and others by translating it into local lingo and we now get to read them too.

Our problem is it is new to us so we still think it was written and came down from heaven. So instead of trying to understand what we read, we ignorantly believe it despite [url=https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=James+2%3A19&version=NIV]the warning that believe is what satan does and trembles[/url].

I am grateful we have the religious books, amu. First, they teach us to read. And second, they are like [url=https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=John+9%3A6&version=KJV]mud that Christ spits on and rubs in our eyes so that we too may one day see[/url]. Its also why I have respect for you behaving like a talking serpent in the Garden of Eden and like Jesus Christ with his mud (though I bet you don't see yourself those ways).
Phones › Re: Blackberry Smartphones Production To End In August Publisshed by budaatum: 7:54pm On Feb 06, 2020
Youngsage:
The Priv and the keyone remain my favorites
I still find use for my Z30! The Motion is like compensation.

If TCL can't make Blackberrys no more, Blackberry should go find some other company who can!
Crime › Re: Slavery: Tales Of Woes In Lebanon By A Nigerian Lady by budaatum: 7:47pm On Feb 06, 2020
Please note that not all Lebanese and Arabs are slave and organ traders just as not all we Nigerians are scammers.

My Experience Living And Working In The UAE

We just must still fish out the nasties.

Foreign Affairs › Re: Saudi Teen Throws Off Niqab After Fleeing To Canada To Be A Free Woman by budaatum: 7:26pm On Feb 06, 2020
OLAADEGBU:
There is nothing like genderless, I need to know whether I am speaking man to man or not. cool
You may need to know, degbu, as much as you want, but buda will not be moved by your huffing and puffing!

Politics › Re: Is It Right For Politician To Use Social Media To Reach More Audience? by budaatum: 7:22pm On Feb 06, 2020
I think you need to start thinking how you can use media to get to them.

See it as Redbull.

https://video-images.vice.com/articles/5d601529a8aa4b0009f2c6cb/lede/1566578451207-redbull-twoup.png

Travel › Re: My Visit To The Archeological Museum Of Greece (photos, Video) by budaatum: 7:09pm On Feb 06, 2020
₦27k! A whole months wage for some spent educating yourself in one day! And someone who earns so little will insist on being so smart.

I can not wait till we Nigerians understand that we are being nakedly enslaved in the Garden of Eden and realise it is not Heaven!
Romance › Re: Why Wives Are Now Killing Their Husbands by budaatum: 6:55pm On Feb 06, 2020
Sektor101:
Sometin shld be done on it before is to late
The somthing that should be done is men should stop behaving like pigs. No one cuts off the priq of a real man!

But, while we await the evolution of you men!

Foreign Affairs › Re: Is Pelosi Aware Of The Consequence For Destroying Those Documents? by budaatum: 6:49pm On Feb 06, 2020
OLAADEGBU:
Enemy of Progress. Enemy of State. That is what liberals are, see them throwing temper tantrums all over the place because they are sore losers, I beg commot for road (track). undecided
It does amuse me that you can't see that you are the tantrumite over torn paper.
Romance › Re: Why Has Nairaland Ladies Decided To Disrespect Guys All The Time? by budaatum:
Amujale:
The African woman is God.

I aint saying that the African woman is The Creator of the Universe.

The African woman is the progenitor of the human race.

One doesnt have to overstand in a philosophical sense, however, when we look at the analytical, biological and proto-social evidence then the above statement is conceivable.

Furthermore, we have been taught for years without end that the African man is God.

Lets all collectively lift up an exalt the African woman even higher than is already done.

Not to be conflated with the Almighty God, that which IS the most important state of existence.
You often talk about lies in the Bible. I will share two.

Eve in the Garden of Eden is a story of a thoughtful woman advising her man to evolve. Man, in fear of the power of the woman, renamed thought, snake, and forbade the use of the mind and brain for fear of 'death'. Only the immature still believe in the talking serpent.

Another is Mary. Note how she was quoting scripture and talking to Angels before Christ was born. She educated her son Jesus Christ so well that he is now seen as a God. If she had not educated him he would have been a carpenter ministering to wood!

One might not know any of this if one did not read it in their lies, lies that one could say God made them write so we may learn the truth.
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Democrats Take Control Of Congress by budaatum: 6:33pm On Feb 06, 2020
Trump say Comey was against him!

If only that crook hadn't opened an investigation Hillary 2 weeks to election!
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Democrats Take Control Of Congress by budaatum: 6:31pm On Feb 06, 2020
Timbuktuo:
The American economy is booming and people’s pockets are getting fatter. You think they have time for obvious rubbish and partisan nonsense? The way Trump will nack Dems this election eh, e no go get part 2.

Americans are ok the side of Trump. Believe the media narrative at your own peril. Look at Romney and Paul Ryan, they have been rendered useless in the GOP because of Trump. You think say na beans? grin

Una never chi chonchin
You can shoot people on New York streets or grab all the pussy you want so long as you've put dollars in America pockets.

As is said in the United States of A, "Its the Economy, stupid!"
Crime › Re: Slavery: Tales Of Woes In Lebanon By A Nigerian Lady by budaatum: 6:08pm On Feb 06, 2020
omoharry:
He is presently under investigation to know if he has other cases of human trafficking.
Of course he has "other cases of human trafficking"! And if they name him, his victims would likely come forward!

https://www.nairaland.com/5670827/slavery-tales-woes-lebanon-nigerian#86401289
Health › Re: ..... by budaatum: 6:06pm On Feb 06, 2020

Foreign Affairs › Re: Saudi Teen Throws Off Niqab After Fleeing To Canada To Be A Free Woman by budaatum: 6:01pm On Feb 06, 2020
OLAADEGBU:
Are you a he, she or it? Please tell us, don't be shy of revealing your gender. cool
buda is not shy. buda is just genderless.

That way, you can't blame my bits for my opinions.
Christianity Etc › Re: New Year's 2020, & Of Course Has 20 Repeating Itself, but Why? Happy 2020 Y'all. by budaatum: 5:56pm On Feb 06, 2020
blueAgent:
I slept with 4 different women yesterday, because I truly love them did I commit a sin?

I stole a Bible in order to read and know God did I commit Sin?
I lied to someone today. I commited a sin. And I'd be commiting another sin if sinful me starts doing God's job telling you if you sin or not.

As is written, "buda, before you start stoning blueAgent, go tend the massive forest in your own fuqing eyes and let blueAgent tend his tiny twigs"!
Foreign Affairs › Re: Saudi Teen Throws Off Niqab After Fleeing To Canada To Be A Free Woman by budaatum: 3:05am On Feb 06, 2020
OLAADEGBU:
Are you a woman?
Would it make a difference if I wasn't?

Foreign Affairs › Re: Is Pelosi Aware Of The Consequence For Destroying Those Documents? by budaatum: 8:34pm On Feb 05, 2020
OLAADEGBU:
Only when you use it as your final authority in all matters. cool
Including the "use your God given brain bits", and evolve.

Foreign Affairs › Re: Is Pelosi Aware Of The Consequence For Destroying Those Documents? by budaatum: 7:57pm On Feb 05, 2020
OLAADEGBU:
Jezebelic. tongue
And does this make you a stone thrower?

Foreign Affairs › Re: Is Pelosi Aware Of The Consequence For Destroying Those Documents? by budaatum: 7:54pm On Feb 05, 2020
OLAADEGBU:
It is up to atu to determine whether God's word will change him/her or not.
No its not "up to atu".

You should know [url=https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Acts+2%3A25-28&version=NIV]Gods word is not moved[/url], degbu. It stands firm like on a rock.

Romance › Re: Nairaland Is Rife With Cyber Bullies by budaatum: 7:43pm On Feb 05, 2020
I find its those who try and fail to bully others that often shout "bully".

That said. I am a bully!
Romance › Re: Why Has Nairaland Ladies Decided To Disrespect Guys All The Time? by budaatum: 7:40pm On Feb 05, 2020
BadRadio:
_calm down grin
I thougt you said you are "nice guy"? huh
Why assume tits make one uncalm? angry
Romance › Re: Why Has Nairaland Ladies Decided To Disrespect Guys All The Time? by budaatum: 7:38pm On Feb 05, 2020
BadRadio:
its like u ladies have declared war on all guys
On some guys. Like this one that we are still breastfeeding.

https://www.nairaland.com/5670905/nigerian-women-should-all-married#86402133

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