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Candidlady:He's not hurting enough if he takes a loan to compound his troubles, and will deserve more hurting if he decides to hurt himself any further. Op, I swear! I will kick your ass if you take a loan to pay your boss what you let be stolen from you. Your boss should not have been operating in cash, and should have insurance if he is stupid enough to. In fact, consider suing your boss for endangering your life! He might have informed the thieves you were carrying so much money (unless you were walking around yourself with a sign advertising how much you had on you). |
Checo! Checo! Checo! |
Revolution2022:Many politicians are no "different from this suspect", yet many Nigerians will vote for politician! But then, as I always say, politicians are not from Mars, but people from amongst our thieving selves. Not all Nigerians are thieves though. That I surely know. |
Candidlady:Once he takes a loan to pay that money back he'd be out of a job too because they will sack him, and his next thread will then be: "I took a loan to pay money I never stole and now I have no job to pay the loan. Nairalanders Please Come To My Aid!" Op, I will personally come over there kick your ass! |
Your employer should not have placed you in such risk, but then, I recall my uncle telling me to go deposit money in bank every Friday. "You look like a thief yourself", he'd say. "No one will rob you". Did you not report to police? Were you negligent in any way? Let them sue you! They can't get water from a stone. Don't you dare take a loan unless you stole the money yourself! |
DoctorOlasDesk:They are all animals in human skin! budaatum: |
Elvictor:They might bribe with tax cuts and free money to get elected. |
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People should have learnt in school that no amount of JuJu (including prayer), would make them pass exams they never studied for. Those who never learnt in school, should pray for their daily bread and let us know if manna fell from heaven into their mouth. No lies please!
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Oklahoma Democrat drops congressional bid after sleepover controversy https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/599734-oklahoma-democrat-drops-congressional-bid-after-sleepover-controversy
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BBC: Jeff Fortenberry: The US lawmaker toppled by a Nigerian billionaire. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-60876857
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Lucky you. If you get bored and decide to go to the venue, be aware that the phones of foreign delegates from Canada are being stolen and they are being beaten, though I do wonder how the delegate from Canada posted that wherever they posted it. |
Just look at what they are doing to foreign delegates.Poor foreign delegates all the way from Canada. Welcome to Nigeria! |
FP3: Leclerc leads Verstappen by 0.033s in final practice at Jeddah https://www.formula1.com/en/latest/article.fp3-leclerc-leads-verstappen-by-0-033s-in-final-practice-at-jeddah.76agjgRhCJz31o8CEJScoo.html
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OneCandleAway:Here is us still believing in magic instead of getting off our asses and learning how to get what we want. Elizabeth I was 7 September 1533 – 24 March 1603. It was just about when the age of enlightenment began and people evolved into using their own senses to ask and knock and seek instead of merely believing whatever they'd been told to believe. This is like 500 years later. I guess we evolve much slower than Elizabeth I's people evolved, but we shall get there one day, perhaps in the year of our Lord 2501. |
paxonel:Our traditions tend to have multiple gods. In my tradition we have Obatala, Sango, Ogun, Osun, Owala, Sopona etc, so one more makes no difference. The only angst is when some come and claim there is only one God and that God is their own one. To wit, I say, tufia! |
Tradernaija1:If they don't others will rule over them. Paul might say, To the traditionalist became I as a traditionalist, that I might gain the traditionalist: I am made all things to all men, that I might by all means save some. But then, Paul was of a mature mind.
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Would You Advice A Christian To Be A Traditional Ruler?Yes I would. The mere fact that you've bothered to read the book should make you more relevant to this day and age. You must however be prepared not to be parochial. The former former Olufon of the Orolu Kingdom was an Anglican Christian. He upheld the tradition of his people. The former Olufon was a Muslim. He delegated the tradition to others. Both ruled for 10 years and were regular in both the church and mosque, with the former former regularly participating in tradition than the former. The one before both of them was more a Christian and a traditionalist, though it would have been hard to tell since he regularly went to church, mosque and the Ibosa as is our tradition. He reigned for much longer than the two who followed him. In the Orolu Kingdom, Obatala rules. But the ruler rules over the people and at their pleasure, so you better respect their gods or face constant opposition |
FERNANDEZISBACK:Thank you. Though I bet most will claim it's the woman's fault. In today's age of rampant venereal disease, no woman in her right senses would stay married to a dog, because not only might he shorten his own life with HIV/AIDS and syphilis, he might shorten her life too, and the children will become orphans, and logic just shows one parent is better than no parent at all. |
ThreeEyedRaven:Watch the fuqing video! He said it was not a cult, which it isn't, and I should know, being AB Fiditi till Infinity, Ilya Du Lacoed from like 100 years age. Op, you are woked. |
When an atheist died and his friends filed by his casket, one of them remarked, ‘How sad—all dressed up and nowhere to go!’.This is not exactly true now, is it. The truth is, we will dig a hole in the ground and the atheist will go in there while we cover the hole, and in due time the worms will feed on the casket and the atheist and the atheist clothes so that the atheist returns to the dust from which it came. Lucky believers though, for while we will dig a hole for them too and put them in a casket and bury them in a hole too, their dead body will supposedly be taken out of the casket I presume, and they will go to the heaven that believers believe they would go to. There is one slight flaw here however. Go to a mortuary and see the dead bones of believers and atheists there after worms have had their fill. But I guess that's only because the believers bones are not needed in heaven. That said. Why am I reminded of a [url=https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Luke%2018%3A9-14&version=NIV]parable of a certain tax collector[/url], I wonder.
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I don't think vp is primaried. They get selected by the president primary winner. And the only way Atiku stands a chance is if he's up against Tinubu, for then would it be a case of electing the lesser thief. |
Thank you, Imaliyu. There is a reason science is taught in the first three years of secondary school. It's so people learn to use their senses to ask and knock and seek. Unfortunately, it would seem that religion has pervaded our schools such that we believe instead. I just so love the story of Adam and Eve in Genesis 3. While Adam chose to live in fear of death and remain naked, enslaved and ignorant, Eve boldly plucked and ate the fruit that would supposedly kill, and instead her eyes opened and she gained wisdom and freed herself from slavery and became self-employed and populated the earth, so we read. That's not the understanding given to believers though. To believers, Adam and Eve surely died upon eating the fruit that was forbidden them. Time, I guess. The Eves will surely grow in number. |
benalvino3:Lol, Ben. It's budaatum! |
huptin:The beginning says, "Government can issue dollars", as in, print whatever it needs. If that were true, they wouldn't even be in debt, for why borrow when you can print money? Anyway, time. May we live long enough to see how this plays out. |
benalvino3:I should become Swiss! Then I can get Russia Today on telly instead of having to watch on my pc. What's amusing is, RT was somewhat factual before they got cancelled, but have since gone megapropaganda on Russia after being cancelled. The weak cancel. If they weren't weak they'd fight lies with facts. Drumpthfg though needed to be cancelled. If he hadn't been, he'd have been shouting qanon and destabilised the nation a lot more than he has, and in the process, devalue the company he shouted through and shareholders wouldn't have been pleased. |
AmazonTopaz:They tell jury members not to discuss a case with anyone, but it seems that rule might not apply to Supreme Court Judge Clarence Thomas. He has no shame so will not resign. |
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