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Nnamdipapa:Not every Yoruba is a tribal bigot neither, and there is nothing called an "average Yoruba" or Igbo or Hausa or etc, since everyone is unique.
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People in cold climates rejoice that the 4090 has helped them reduce their heating bills, while those in hot climates are complaining their aircon is overworked. So, a 5090 might have to be placed in a freezer in Naija, I'm thinking, or we can perhaps reengineer it to convert heat to electricity. |
Nnamdipapa:You see that your "average"? To me it screams ignorance, and is an attempt to hide your own bigotry that you are trying to impose on others as if there aren't many Yorubas not only criticising Tinubu but daily insulting and heaping curses on his head. Be Obidient! Vote for Obi! I am Yoruba. |
basilico:Is that why she blew her husband up in a Tesla in front of dump tower? |
bukatyne:Good question! deluckiest, what did you do to make your wife start monitoring your phone? |
Are these all you? DiskJokeyManic:Guess you got a long road to travel |
abba190b:Gambling is not a curse! It is something you chose to do and didn't stop doing and now its got you in trouble! Fortunately for you, you are getting ready to beging to heal yourself, or you would have continued lying to yourself that it is village that made you choose hunger over gari when you know it is you who told yourself to choose hunger. Thankfully, that hunger will teach you. |
abba190b:You keep irresponsibly lying to yourself that its not your fault but your villages fault. If you don't take responsibility and accept its your fault, and go and seek help at a gambling addiction clinic, you'd be posting 'kidney for sale' threads eventually if you don't first turn to armed robbery and kidnapping, which I wouldn't be surprised to find you've turned to already. |
9japride:You obviously know nothing about UK. If you knew how almost impossible it was to impose Catholicism on UK after they had decided them no want, and how difficult it was to impose their own home made protestantism on its people, you wouldn't be here falsely claiming Islam is being imposed on UK. I can just about see gay pride reacting. |
I'm posting this for boasting rights, knowing many had it much harder and tougher and had to do a lot more than I did. budaatum:Before 79, like in 75, ma would buy too much orange at Onipanu market and put some on mine and my older cousins head to go sell on the streets of Obanikoro. I was not yet 10 and sold only few of mine, but I think she sold lots because punters were buying a look at covered tits. |
Factcheck0001:He already has a job. It pays him 85k a month, he can continue buying food from that. The apprenticeship is like Sunday school. He can attend after work and weekends. I think some of you think my suggestion of mechanic or computer mender or photo etc were to make him an expert in any of those skills, when in fact, just changing oil, which he'd learn in month 1, for his friends and those they recommends, if done right, could likely earn him 85k a year. And that's not counting transferrable skills he'd find more marketable and profit from in the future. Perhaps consider my suggestion as a seed. You never know how big and productive it would be until you grow it and it produces fruits so you may see. |
papadivi:Those poor missing hunters. |
deluckiest:11 years and she hasn't found anything incriminating on your phone yet? If so, consider her a blessing, and continue as you have. You'd appreciate her more when you celebrate your 50th wedding anniversary. And yes, she's doing it because she's insecure. And your trustworthiness is her blessing, and the fact you are not a pig. |
bluefilm:Did you miss my "Do note, other apprenticeship opportunities (like computer mending, or photography etc) may exist and be more up your line"? I suggested an apprenticeship because becoming rich is not for the faint hearted, and learning mechanic will teach him a skill, which he lacks, and show him the hard work required to become rich, which he'd need even if he decides to take your advice and go into business. Please see telim's post below regarding his rich mechanic. telim:And Blitzking's who listed other things one can apprentice in. Blitzking: |
LordBiden:And who told you you might not one day be abroad? Or that it is the mechanicism I am sending you to learn? But I guess I can now clearly see why you are scared. You are weak, meaning you are lazy and not willing to learn to work hard for your future, which is what the mechanic I suggested will teach you.
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There's a car mechanics near you. Go and ask if they'd accept you as an apprentice in your spare time, you'd pay. Do it for at least 2 years and the future will scare you much less. Do note, other apprenticeship opportunities (like computer mending, or photography etc) may exist and be more up your line. |
9japride:UK is the land of Darwin and evolution. It constantly changes just like every where else. But UK is not conquered by those from Islamic countries, and you have not provided any evidence that it has been. Even Christianity that had once conquered UK has been defeated, as UK evolved into a more secular society, so why would you think they'd let themselves be conquered by some other religion?
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The Chinese were protesting. They are refusing to pay their mortgages. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uAuaXGm-Wbw?si=uDP1YdipDWqxK_Y5 |
9japride:I used my special eyes to look on UK road, even took photo of a London bus, and can therefore safely inform you that there is no presence of anyone in UK telling anyone in UK, who, if not that its winter 2⁰ would be wearing pant and bra on the streets, that they should wear Hijab. And since I can't take your word for UK that I can see with my special eyes, I'm unlikely to take your word for Europe unless you are actually there or can see Europe with your own special eyes.
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Merry100:Some pastors must have loads on their backs or they might not need planes to carry it, I'd have thought. |
Tesla is the world’s largest battery-electric vehicle manufacturer. https://tridenstechnology.com/byd-sales-statistics/ |
Bede2u:You asked for one and I gave you one, stop with the wiggle, I never said it was the norm. My point is, the oppression of women is cultural, though, and rather unfortunately, Abrahamic (and many other) religions outrightly promote it, or what's with the rib, which the Lord God had taken from man, made he a woman, and brought her unto the man, considering God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him; male and female created he them? There are those of us who see the anti-hijab movement in Iran and America's my body my choice as the same anti-women oppression, note. |
feedthenation:Message to President Musk. Tesla sales fell last year for the first time in more than a decade, as demand faltered and rivals gained pace. |
9japride:Show me please, in which country in Europe are large numbers of women advocating for hijab enforcement. A link will do. 9japride:And how is it a problem that some women happily wear what they want to wear? Some do wear hijabs because their family compels them to, note. 9japride:Actually, those who japad would inform you that their japaism has made them realise they were imprisoned in Nigeria and are now free. Buy I guess we ought to ask them instead of feeling up crap. |
Candidlady:Leave is not always the best solution, especially if there's kids. She could train her husband to carry a bit more weight. She just needs to know how. |
9japride:Show me one European country where "their women", whom I think are glad to escape the oppression, "start advocating for wearing of hijab and propagation of Islamic law". Even their own women in their country are protesting, you'd find. https://www.france24.com/en/live-news/20240915-iran-two-years-after-mahsa-amini-persecution-and-defiance |
Bede2u:Tunisia is about as close as it gets. • Men and women in Tunisia have equal divorce rights • Domestic violence is illegal • Abortion is legal for any reason for the first trimester • Birth control is available over the counter. • There is no law against not covering your head. • Workplace discrimination is illegal. Tunisia still has a lot of problems (being LGBT is still illegal, etc.) but in comparison to many other places they are doing very well. (Quora) |
Merry100:I've run out of image posting credits! https://www.nairaland.com/attachments/18828041_notable01480_jpeg90bb1f0fcba63478c190fe32b9a0c5e3 |
Merry100:The Bible says, or rather and unless you got a talking Bible, it is written in the Bible that "it is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter the kingdom of God". So yes, the pastors are supposed to be going to hell, though I do have suspicion that "pastors set ridiculous standards" for others but not for themselves. Thankfully, woe! As for you. You make pigs cower ![]()
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Ojiofor:It is not religion that oppresses women today. Just like then, pigs oppress women. I'm posting this for the image so you have an idea what my focus is on. https://www.nairaland.com/7959111/helping-man-vs-helping-woman/5#127825720 |
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