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I will call this the result of bad education of girls. If her father is Otedola, not much more is expected, unfortunately. https://www.nairaland.com/8513650/must-succumb-husband-he-boss#136708270 |
NaijaphiliaBlog:Just imagine. In the skills section of some children's CV, Candy Crush is all they'll have, while competing for jobs with those who developed much better valuable skills as children. I am personally grateful you posted it. Parents here can not now claim they never knew, and those Candy Crush children will definitely ask why when their Candy Crush skills don't get them employed nor feed them. |
Imagine Dangote not applying merit to the building of his refinery. He likely wouldn't own nothing better than a pure water factory. Not awarding projects by merit is what is stymying our development and progress, and the result is wailing and hunger and death. We will learn when there's half of us left, I hope, or until we completely destroy ourselves. As for the production of good competent leaders, perhaps we should start with ourselves by ensuring we are sufficiently knowledgeable to know what good leaders are, and learn how to choose them. Because, in this democratic dispensation, we are responsible for choosing the leaders we choose, and should blame no one but ourselves for choosing bad leaders. |
What ignorance! While men today are raising their daughters to be bosses, this Otedola is telling his daughter to be a slave to some man! Hopefully, most men here with daughters will not make the mistake he is stupîdly making. As for mothers, I hope you are smarter than to raise slaves.
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One cup of coffee. It had milk and honey in it. 5 more characters needed |
Meanwhile, most parents are training their children to win gold in Candy Crush. Sadly. |
Have you considered Neuro Linguistic Programming? I suggest you research it to see if its any help. |
No where in Genesis does it say, "and God created a serpent called satan", so smart people should wonder where that serpent came from. Was there another God creating somewhere else, perhaps? What we can very clearly read is some humans were created in God's image to rule the earth and subdue and multiply and be blessed, while some humans were created from mud to slave naked in the Garden of Eden. The images of God were not given any laws, while the mud was told not to eat fruits of knowledge. And the mud was lied to that he would die if he ate fruits of knowledge, and some will convince you he did die, like 800 years after eating the fruit that would surely kill him. If I want to enslave you, I must use fear, and lies, and ensure you remain ignorant, and somehow, between Genesis 1 and 2, those things crept in, which is very likely considering the editing and rewriting and deletions that occurred to give us the book we read today. If your God tells you fruits of knowledge will kill you, then I strongly suggest you question that God. And if your church preaches knowledge kills, then they perhaps just need you for tithes. Jesus would not have been a slave owner, and he promised you the eternal life that the Genesis 3 God "placed on the east side of the Garden of Eden cherubim and a flaming sword flashing back and forth to guard the way to the tree of life". Hopefully, you can see the contradictions in the text, and therefore apply your own ability to critically reason, instead of mere believing what satans who want to enslave you want you to believe.
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Eriokanmi:Please don't hesitate to tell me you told me so if it does happen. I shall gladly eat my humble pie. |
LordReed:This is what killed our refineries. By the time a maintenance is completed, another maintenance is due. We can't do any of the following if it don't work. But now Africa’s largest refinery is beginning to disrupt Europe’s Premium Motor Spirit (petrol) markets. According to OPEC, the Dangote refinery has cut down Nigeria's imports of petroleum products from Europe. According to experts, the Dangote refinery might end the decades-long gasoline trade from Europe to Africa, valued at $17 billion per year.Hopefully Dangote will get on top of this, or he'd end up an unreliable seller to potential customers. |
Eriokanmi:Please go. Pack your load and leave my Nigerian land for those of us who are Nigerians. Trust me, no one will stop you if you go. Just make sure you go far enough away so you can't be mistaken for Nigerian, please.
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Onegai:I was not aware I said this here, but yes. Any tribe that does not want to be part of Nigeria should pack their load and go somewhere else please. There is plenty land they can go occupy in the Sahara desert for a nominal fee to those who currently own it. Those who remain will make us stronger because we'd have gotten rid of those tearing us apart. And one day we'd be better than Singapore, and might have done it without Singapore's racial eugenics. |
occfx:I really have little to no time for prophets who make declarations with no supporting evidence. Sorry. |
NewHe:We don't make sacrifice no more. These days we turn our eyes to the heavens and beg the gods for our manna, and the fact we are starving has not yet made us accept that from the sweat of our brow shall we eat. Thankfully, the wages of sin, which is error in thinking, is indeed death, or at least wailing in anguish, and that suffering will eventually make us change our ways. My only hope is that we realise before 2125, or before our population halves due to starvation or a plague. |
Brendaniel:I am not arguing Nigeria's civil war with you. It's been fought, and a side won and a side lost, and here we are, One Nigeria. Igbos are currently renting the old kolanut and cocoa warehouses that my Osogbo people are unindustrial to find uses for. And while I've heard of Made in Aba, I have not yet heard Made in Ibadan. Soon they will marry our women and born lots of Chinedus, then our eyes will be opened and we too might learn to make Made in Aba in Osogbo. |
Brendaniel:Yes I can. The Igbos rose up and fought a war of secession, and Nigeria fought back to retain its territorial integrity, and people were killed in the process. If my Yoruba land is stupîd enough to rise up and fight for the Oduduwa Republic some are clamouring for, more than 3 million of us will be killed for our stupidîty by Nigeria. My hope is someday, we would be intelligent enough to separate peacefully, if we must, though I hope we don't, but that day of intelligence has not arrived yet, and separation now would just create other problems for us.
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basilico:This is sheer braînlessness, and is the equivalent of racîst idiots claiming Nigerians are 419 fraudsters. For starts, not all Pakistanis in UK are gang members, nor are all Muslims Pakistanis. And the education system in UK ensures we all use our brains better than you do. |
benalvino3:He is an anti muslim guy because he is racist. Thankfully, the country he lives in does not agree with him so he gets sent to jail for his racist crimes. |
Brendaniel:Sorry, but I like my neighbours, and do not want you to abandon me. I opposed the expulsion of Ghanaians, and wouldn't want to expel my Igbo neighbours, because I need you to help curb the Yorubas who would end up leading me, and I want us to join together to go free the Hausas from the colonising Fulanis. Strength in togetherness, is my motto.
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RaySimran:You might be interested in this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aFKtxcImgAs |
benalvino3:Tommy Robinson, whose real name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, is a British anti-Muslim racist bigot with ties to far-right groups in Europe. He says nothing about British whites who child wape. https://www.adl.org/resources/article/tommy-robinson-five-things-know |
aribisala0:And I can bet she'd be back in a ministerial role or even the House of Lords in due time. |
benalvino3:Everyone is thankfully not you who accepts the status quo because you are powerless to change it. Some fight for change. And we are so winning that we teach anti-racism in our schools and have made its understanding mandatory for your employer and employment. That's why we have much less racism than we use to have, and why your Tommy Robinson has residence at his majesty's pleasure. |
benalvino3:This is why DEI and BLM is a thing in the states. It's an attempt to challenge racist laws. Here is our aunty Kemi claiming racists exist in UK, lol, after claiming they don't. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pD1m5lDVyR0&t=200s |
Kala said, “From the cases presented by parties before this court, there is admissible, credible and sufficient evidence to establish, on the balance of probability, that the defendant is responsible and liable for the loss of the plaintiff’s baggage during the period it was in charge of the defendant’s carrier, having cleared and issued with baggage tag No BA741520, for its flight BA307, from Paris to London on December 2, 2022, but the bag never arrived with the flight and ultimately got lost,” he held. Kala said the argument “collapsed like a pack of cards,” describing it as an afterthought aimed at exonerating the carrier from liability under Article 17 (2) of the Montreal Convention. https://punchng.com/court-orders-british-airways-to-pay-passenger-n53m-over-lost-luggage/ |
Ishilove:And I think he did, since he did eventually get paid. |
benalvino3:"A racist country" is not exactly a thing I would say exists. There may be some racist people in a country, like your friend Tommy Robinson, but he does not define a whole country. |
Racoon:Regardless of who foisted on you, that is our current constitution, and you'd need to change it to make your self determination mean secession. And with no legislatures advocating for such a constitution change, you'd not find it easy at all. |
davodyguy:So, Meta is refusing to obey a judges ruling, since what you posted contradicts your assertion that he can not win. Regardless, you perhaps should have done a little more research. When Jason Crawford finally collected his default judgment from suing Facebook, he couldn’t wait to post it on Facebook. “It was one of the first things I did, once I collected,” said the Columbus personal injury lawyer who sued the media giant for deleting his account. “Facebook never offered a single penny, even though I had a $50,000 judgment against them,” he posted Tuesday, the day he got the check. “They simply went back to ignoring me.”cc erad |
Racoon:No right to secession in the Nigerian Constitution Indivisible sovereign state: Section 2(1) of the 1999 Constitution explicitly declares Nigeria an "indivisible and indissoluble sovereign state," which effectively prohibits secession. Territorial integrity: The Constitution mandates the armed forces to maintain Nigeria's territorial integrity, making unilateral secession unconstitutional and subject to military intervention. Onerous amendment process: Any potential legal path to secession would require a constitutional amendment, a difficult process that demands broad support across two-thirds of Nigeria's states. |
Dazidon:Here is an example of a nation that learned from others. https://www.nairaland.com/8513449/third-world-first-how-lee#136704121 |
IjeBos:It's not easy to do racist cop here in UK these days, I must say. Back in the early 90s when it was much easier, I was once stopped by police who asked if I knew what the speed limit was, and could they search my car, which I let them. They also asked to see my licence, at which they asked me where I was from, and I said, down the road where I lived. "Where are you parents from", they asked, to which I asked them what where my parents were from had to do with my driving. Cops decided there was a gash in my tyre, which was true, and said they'd fine me and give me 3 points on my licence, which would have increased my insurance. I wrote to the court contesting, telling them what had happened and how I had got the gash on my way home and was on the way to my tyre man to have it fixed, as I was not meant to stop on double reds. I included maps to show my route and destination too. On the court day, judge asked me if I was guilty or not, to wit I said I wasn't. He then asked the police to present their case, but the lawyer for the police said their witness refused to turn up. Judge apologised for wasting my time and told me to consider suing the police, but I just couldn't be bothered. That would be rare these days, as many cops have been sanctioned for such behaviour, and have been trained not to behave that way anyone. Also, there's a lot more black people driving high performance cars these days, unlike then. That said, the below was just a couple of years ago: https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2024/oct/04/bianca-williams-stop-and-search-officers-given-jobs-back-at-met |
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