Politics › Re: Yoruba OBIDIENTS Will Continue To Suffer In The Hands Of Igbo (real) OBIDIENTS by budaatum: 2:03pm On Jul 21 |
stuffs2002: Oya tell me my tribe and religion Exactly! Now imagine being told to seriously consider the opinion of someone about you who does not know such basics about you. |
Politics › Re: Yoruba OBIDIENTS Will Continue To Suffer In The Hands Of Igbo (real) OBIDIENTS by budaatum: 2:00pm On Jul 21 |
stuffs2002: Yenyenyen...
My opinion doesn't matter yet you fraudulently edited my post of you I quoted the part of your post that I felt needed a response, but my response was obviously not only for you since you yourself claim it misrepresents you to others that you know will read it. As for your opinion of me, you don't know me enough for your opinion of me to matter to me, especially in this thread where you have wrongly assumed my tribe. |
Politics › Re: Yoruba OBIDIENTS Will Continue To Suffer In The Hands Of Igbo (real) OBIDIENTS by budaatum: 8:42am On Jul 21 |
stuffs2002: It doesn't make it any less fraudulent We already disagree about what Igbo Obidients think of me, so please feel free to think and believe whatever pleases you about my quotation of you. Your opinion of me matters much less to me than what you think Obidients think. |
Politics › Re: Yoruba OBIDIENTS Will Continue To Suffer In The Hands Of Igbo (real) OBIDIENTS by budaatum: 12:54am On Jul 21 |
stuffs2002: Every thing for Una side na fraud. If not why would you edit my post in such a fraudulent manner That's the bit of your post that I wanted to bother with. You are not new here, and should trust that anyone who cares about our conversation would go read it from the start themselves, and those who don't aren't the sort you should be concerned about. |
Celebrities › Re: The Average Nigerian Is Not A Good Person - Shank by budaatum: 8:54pm On Jul 20 |
Ishilove: Happy birthday, Aunty Buda. I hope you are having a fun celebration?  The best ever, love. So kind of you.
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Politics › Re: Yoruba OBIDIENTS Will Continue To Suffer In The Hands Of Igbo (real) OBIDIENTS by budaatum: 8:49pm On Jul 20 |
stuffs2002: Your case is even worse if you are Yoruba and still doing OBIDIENT because the true OBIDIENTS will never ever see you as one of them. Seems to me you are concerned how you are seen. That's not a concern I have.
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Politics › Re: Yoruba OBIDIENTS Will Continue To Suffer In The Hands Of Igbo (real) OBIDIENTS by budaatum: 8:22am On Jul 20 |
stuffs2002: I was actually expecting this response because that is what you guys do most.
The moment you point out the tribalistic nature of Igbos, they will quickly accuse you of being tribal for pointing out their own tribalism.
I told you that Igbo OBIDIENTS see themselves as true OBIDIENTS and continue to maltreat the other OBIDIENTS writhing the OBIDIENTS group and your only defence is that I am being tribal. Since when is it tribalistic to point out your tribalistic nature.
Yoruba OBIDIENST are practically walking on eggshells within the OBIDIENTS movement and everything they do is being scrutinized with a magnifier and they get cancelled at the slightest excuse yet it is me that is pointing out your flaws that is the problem abi? You don't get it, do you. Your opinion is flawed because you are allowing tribalism to blind you, is what I think. See how you've assumed my tribe. A Yoruba Obidient is telling you they don't walk on egg shells and are not being scrutinized with a magnifier or get cancelled at the slightest excuse by anyone, but non-Obidient you think you know my experience better than I do. Now let me sit back and see your next spin. I'm intrigued. |
Politics › Re: Yoruba OBIDIENTS Will Continue To Suffer In The Hands Of Igbo (real) OBIDIENTS by budaatum: 1:11am On Jul 20 |
helinues: You are lying to yourself. Pretending you have not been seeing the attitude of the Obidients towards others? Are you not the same person saying Atiku should vice Obi even though he can't be VP for the 3rd time.
How are the reasoning of the Obidients different? It is a great pity that Atiku can not sacrifice his ambition and put his support behind Obi however he legally can, because that's the only,, bar one other thing, that I think can possibly put a dent in Tinubu's second term. Whether that dent is needed is another matter, of course. But what I actually see is pots calling kettles black, as many on both sides have negative attitudes towards one another. Or do you want to argue that non-obidient you has a better attitude towards anyone that does not support your preferred candidate? |
Politics › Re: Yoruba OBIDIENTS Will Continue To Suffer In The Hands Of Igbo (real) OBIDIENTS by budaatum: 1:03am On Jul 20 |
stuffs2002: Why do OBIDIENTS (particularly Igbo OBIDIENTS) think throwing insults everywhere make their argument strong.
It is not up to the Yoruba OBIDIENTS to decide how they will be treated.
Igbo OBIDIENTS hold all the aces and they fully decide the mood, tone and attitude of the OBIDIENTS movement and that movement have absolutely no regard for the Yoruba OBIDIENTS It seems to me you think Igbo Obidients are stupid enough not to think they do not need other tribes and can singularly elect Obi as president of Nigeria, while at the bottom of it all you are just being tribal and are promoting the disunity that goes with such thinking. Sorry, I'm not buying. |
Politics › Re: Yoruba OBIDIENTS Will Continue To Suffer In The Hands Of Igbo (real) OBIDIENTS by budaatum: 12:00am On Jul 20 |
stuffs2002: Hypocrisy stinks
Stop trying to run away from your own shadow.
The point I am raising is that Yoruba OBIDIENTS are treated like trash within the OBIDIENTS movement. And I'm telling you your point is pointless and is not a point an intelligent person would raise. To start with, not all Obidients are as stupid as you think, and not all Yorubas allow themselves to be treated like trash. |
Politics › Re: Yoruba OBIDIENTS Will Continue To Suffer In The Hands Of Igbo (real) OBIDIENTS by budaatum: 11:57pm On Jul 19 |
helinues: So why are the Obidients from a particular region seeing other Obidients from other regions less Obidients?
You are the one who's actually saying rubbish You have not seen all Obidients from any region, and I bet you'd agree that all people from any region do not reason the same way. |
Politics › Re: Yoruba OBIDIENTS Will Continue To Suffer In The Hands Of Igbo (real) OBIDIENTS by budaatum: 5:19pm On Jul 19 |
stuffs2002: The Igbo (real) OBIDIENTS will always look down with disdain on other OBIDIENTS particularly the Yoruba OBIDIENTS. You must be one of the few who sees the rubbish you see. Most Obidients know that no tribe can single handedly move any movement forward in Nigeria, and intelligent Nigerians transcend tribe.
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Foreign Affairs › Re: What I Would Do If I Were The Ukrainian Government by budaatum: 5:06pm On Jul 19 |
I think Ukrainians will read what you suggest and just assume you don't know any history or are one of those people who prefer to be slaves to an exploiting master than a free people responsible for themself.
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Health › Re: After Birth: The Injury No One Talks About by budaatum: 4:56pm On Jul 19 |
joseph1832: Of course, then why are you all whining. Isn't there suppose to be consequences for our actions. Hehehe.
Yours is yours, funny you don read us whining about being ours, do you? So $h1t that child out, and stop whining. Hehehe. For your information women don't just $h1t you out. We feed you and wipe your stinky bum and educate you too so that you may live and be responsible for yourself, and you ought to appreciate us for it, though I know very well not to expect that from you, Joseph. |
Health › Re: After Birth: The Injury No One Talks About by budaatum: 1:13pm On Jul 19 |
joseph1832: Well, it's the price you pay, for making Adam eat that Apple. So you all should stop whining. Hehehe Actually, making Adam eat what you call the apple, was a very good thing, otherwise.Adam would have remained a naked ignorant slave in the supposed Garden of Eden. Thankfully, Eve nourished him with knowledge to free himself from slavery and become self employed and populate the entire earth with what eventually became you. But of course this is not your understanding of the story, yet, but we are working on feeding you apples so you may understand that a woman is not your rib.
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Health › Re: After Birth: The Injury No One Talks About by budaatum: 8:54am On Jul 19 |
AguluLiar: Stop lying just because you want cheap likes on Naira land.
There's no hospital where a woman will give birth and they won't give her enough treatment after childbirth Except in the hospital in UK where my own mother gave birth and they failed to check so she bled and was in a coma for 2 weeks, and in all the other hospitals where they don't check the mother and she dies, along with all those mothers who never get to hospitals for one reason or the other and who's child birthing is done by an unqualified person at home who die because no one knows what to check for or how to treat what they find.
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Politics › Re: I Can Withdraw My Support For Obi If I Wish - Isaac Fayose Slams Obidients by budaatum: 5:40pm On Jul 17 |
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Family › Re: Wife Abandoned Husband After Cashing Out 35M by budaatum: 5:35pm On Jul 17 |
He told me to prepare myself for whatever happened next because he couldn't stay married to a woman who was not submissive. What a conniving manipulating weak husband! |
Celebrities › Re: Virgin: Favour Wasn't Raped. by budaatum: 5:25pm On Jul 17 |
Goo0dHardDick: Oga, alot of men have one time or the other promised women money before without giving them anything. A lot of people go to the market and refuse to pay for what they buy too. We call them thieves and scammers. |
Celebrities › Re: Virgin: Favour Wasn't Raped. by budaatum: 4:39pm On Jul 17*. Modified: 9:40am On Jul 18 |
Goo0dHardDick: My topic wasn't about the guy as I don't care about him whatsoever. The topic was about you, and from your post, which the mods have conveniently hidden, you seem to take pride in not paying for what you consume! Goo0dHardDick: Me, I have promised a guy 200k but didn't give her Shi shi after knacking her. |
Celebrities › Re: The Average Nigerian Is Not A Good Person - Shank by budaatum: 3:59pm On Jul 17 |
zinowealth: I beg to differ, when a nation is poor everybody Amo kan ra. No be say we wicked like that. Na money no Dey na why many Dey join bad gangs and obey govt. A nation is usually poor because its people are poor in their head and incapable of generating wealth, is what I think. Meanwhile https://www.nairaland.com/8711368/happy-birthday-mr-osewa |
Events › Happy Birthday Mr Osewa by budaatum(op): 3:56pm On Jul 17 |
Your days will be long, seun.
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Celebrities › Re: The Average Nigerian Is Not A Good Person - Shank by budaatum: 1:57pm On Jul 17 |
segcymoor: How I wish we are neighbor.. I admire your style of reasoning We are Nairaland neighbours, as well as citizens of the Republic of Nairaland. Our irons sharpen each others'. |
Health › Re: After Birth: The Injury No One Talks About by budaatum: 12:28pm On Jul 17 |
Ma was in a comma for 2 weeks 6 decades ago this week because her childbirth bleeding was not detected in Lewisham Hospital.
Her child will be going to wish her happy give birth on the day. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by budaatum: 11:51am On Jul 17 |
armyofone: Just wants to sow fakery head on again ahead of the midterm. You won - no foreign intervention or rigged elections Someone else won - foreign intervention and rigged elections 😁😁😁 I think he knows he has become irrelevant and most can't wait for his time to pass. |
Family › Re: Majority Of The Poor People Don't Love Their Children, They Only Birth Them by budaatum: 11:35am On Jul 17 |
Did you go about asking the poor people before coming to this conclusion or did you just make it up in your own head or from your own personal experience? |
Celebrities › Re: The Average Nigerian Is Not A Good Person - Shank by budaatum: 11:05am On Jul 17 |
RealityKings1: I am a Good person. Its not something you decide to become, it's sort of being the way you were born. Kind to a fault
Its also true survival makes people a cheat, selfish and self centered... that's the result of too much competition. But then, in the midst of all that competition or survival, I'd rather be kind I think its the way you were raised and how you've taught yourself to be, which makes it an achievement of yours as opposed to a fault. Survival actually makes a person learn to survive, while greed and stupidity is what makes one self centred, because living is not exactly a competition, as there's relatively enough for all for some not to have to take from others in order to have. |
Celebrities › Re: The Average Nigerian Is Not A Good Person - Shank by budaatum: 10:55am On Jul 17 |
You are a true Son Of Words! Most Nigerians are very good natured, kind, happy, hospitable and generous, is my own experience too. And to be honest, I don't quite know how some get to an "average Nigerian", since you can't average out people's behaviour and conduct. SonOfWords: Sweeping negative narratives like this are unfortunate and should not be encouraged by any sane Nigerian irrespective of shared sentiments.
This country's quality of life has been on a feverish downward trend for almost three decades now, and that has entirely been a consequence of the callous leadership representation that the citizenry has had to put up with. Some of us witnessed this country long before the so-called advent of our modern democracy in the late 90s.
Even if you put healthy rats in an enclosed and controlled space overtime, feed them less and less with each passing day, those rats will manifest their cannibalistic tendencies at some point, where the stronger ones will unavoidably feed on the weaker ones for self-preservation.
That is an immutable law of existence, be it in animals, plants or humans.
The average nigerian is very good natured, kind, happy, hospitable and generous. There are even very solid global statistics that have proven that. Shank is just a useless fellow whose fortunate celebrity status now feels like an opium to talk down on his fellow citizens simply because he is largely detached from the gruesome survival realities being faced by average nigerians on a daily basis💀. |
Politics › Re: "They Told Us Subsidy Was Gone, But Quietly Spent ₦7.1tn" - Rufai Oseni by budaatum: 7:46pm On Jul 16 |
nairalanda1: First off, your abusive language is rather off the mark.
Second, it said so in the business day report. Link is there
Third, I have repeatedly stated on this thread that the decision to even pay the money was bad for Nigeria.
Thanks. It is a pity that some are not putting in the work to understand you despite how easy you make it. Please do not tire. Some appreciate your effort. |
Politics › Re: "They Told Us Subsidy Was Gone, But Quietly Spent ₦7.1tn" - Rufai Oseni by budaatum: 7:33pm On Jul 16 |
anonimi: Don’t you think that enlightenment is the first step to make us have a better expectation of what is done with our commonwealth at local, state and federal levels to employ well paid workers for the provision of basic services and utilities to all  Enlightenment is a huge word, but it is certain that the unenlightened can not organise or plan, and they can most definitely not accomplish goals. In fact, without some enlightened people, there would be no "we". It would be wonderful if we could all be enlightened, but some enlightened would be fine, if they are truly enlightened. |
Politics › Re: "They Told Us Subsidy Was Gone, But Quietly Spent ₦7.1tn" - Rufai Oseni by budaatum: 7:16pm On Jul 16 |
anonimi: How do we end this worst scammer in the midst of our politicians,.... We organise. We understand what we are trying to end. We plan. And we execute our plan to accomplish our goal. I've made it sound very simple, I know, but 'organise' alone is like climbing Mount Kilimanjaro, and the other steps are equally as tough if not moreso to accomplish. |