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Fedayeen02:Yes, he was over active in 2014/2015 on NL. In fact, If you dare say anything against APC/Buhari then, he can send slap from his laptop/phone to you. You can check his posts and comments. Today, he has hibernated |
Fedayeen02:HAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA.....I wan die here o. Bros you wickedd o....You forgot to mention 'Lacasa'.....have not seen his comments online for sometime now. Hope he is fine sha or if hunger has reset his brain. Lol |
What is your location? Do you run weekend class? What is the cost? techy7: |
Good one |
sold out finally |
Finally sold after so many years....#happy sha |
Saheed9:Tell us the truth then....seems you know more on this matter. |
Benita27:Blatant lie at the bold |
I feel so bad watching these pictures. But are they chained in that place? If the govt cannot provide food for them, can't they move out to other states and resettle anyhow and start a new life instead of dying of hunger in that camp. God have mercy. Let the adult men and young men in that camp move out and look for something doing in other states. That will reduce the number of people there to only women and children and the little food provided can go a long way. |
Firefire:Ah...you mean you don't know lacasa? He was one of the die hard buhari supporter during election. He can send missiles to you if you ever speak against buhari. He don hibernate for nairaland now. Check his previous comments and posts. |
Keneking:Oga take it easy o. Na you come wail pass now. Your eyes don clear. Lol Even lacasa has hibernated. |
Good info |
Noted |
CARLOSZ:Who ask you your tribe...Can't you comment and move on. Na wa for some people. |
Good info |
eleyi gidi gan o... |
searchiing4love:At the highlighted...You and who? When did you become our mouthpiece? I even wonder if you are a Yoruba man. |
MadCow1:You can afford to pay 250/liter...good, what about other Nigerians who cannot afford that? What a careless statement. |
SleekMallam:Even lacasa and others...many of them have buried their heads in shame. |
nwaanambra1:Some people sha...so you have to claim Igbo moniker just to disguise as an Igbo to comment on Nairaland. Na wa for you. Even the so called Igbo you spewed up there is not correct. Shame on you |
Bookmarked for future reference |
Go well baba Ajala |
vizkiz:You must be very sick...I mean VERY sick to reason like that. This generation sef ![]() |
Keneking:Jonathan is off the stage as far as I am concern. If his administration did not create 'jobs' as you claimed, how many has the new administration created since inception? How many of his policies are even giving us hope of job creation? I pity those that voted because of free lunch for their school children, N5,000 for unemployed graduates, and other juicy promises. Una go wait tire. ....I also noticed that 'Sai Baba' chanters in my street have gone dumb ![]() |
As I waited in the departure lounge of a local airport, I noticed there were many children about but it was understandable since it was summer holiday. One other thing I noticed was the way most of the children were dressed. Most of them, especially the girls, were dressed in bum shorts, halter necks, cut off jeans, etc. The clothes in themselves weren't the issue per se; it was the overall look of the children that had me bothered. That was definitely not the first time I noticed it. A few months before, I had taken my kids to a birthday party and found myself in what could easily have been a night club for kids. Scanty clothing such as tight or very short clothes, bum shorts, long weaves, etc, seemed to be the dress code. I noticed my daughter glancing around her, probably wondering, "What in God's world are these other children wearing?" Or something like that. Not long after, the kids were called out to dance to the hit songs of the season – these songs in my opinion should be rated PG 13. 4-6 year olds trooped to the dance floor, miming the sexually explicit songs and gyrating their bodies in the most sensual manner. They could have given Beyonce a run for her money. They ran their hands over their bodies, shook their booties hard while their parents cheered them on. The boys had their upper shirts unbuttoned and rapped along perfectly to gangster raps while doing flawless break dance. Those who danced like actual children where shooed off the dance floor while the lewd ones were cheered on. As I watched, my child stared out of this circle looking longingly at the others dancing. I knew it was time to leave. As we left, we went to an eatery where I bought them ice cream and gently explained to them the concept of decency and dancing with decorum. Another time, at a game arcade for kids, I ran into a lady who had made-up her kids' faces like they were mannequins for Tara or Mac beauty products. Their skirts were so tight, that running up and down the slide was uncomfortable for them. So the question is, why are we sexualizing our kids? Why does your 4, 6 or 9 year old girl have to look like a chick? Why does she have to be hot or sexy? Should your 8 year old son go around with a comb in his hair and his pants sagged almost to his ankles? If your child wears bum shorts out of the house at age 3, why should she be expected to wear longer ones at 15? If she wears 2 rings and 12 bangles at 6, why won't she pierce a second ear hole at 17 and her bellybutton at 19? Why won't your son pierce his own ear at 15? Are you setting your children up to be immodest and indecent? What trend are you starting them on? That all these are fashionable or trendy doesn't mean its ok. Some parents even dress their children like this to church. Church! What are you teaching the child? What happened to children wearing dresses to church? Children can look very nice and decent; they can be well covered and still look good. In this age, when children are being abused, is it wise to make your child an object of anyone's sexual attention? When I hear some children belt out sexually explicit lyrics, I ask myself how they became exposed to these songs! As a parent, you can't play the CD of such songs and not expect your children to pick them up; the same goes for watching Mtv Base, Channel O, etc with your children. Studies have shown that children exposed to a high level of sexually explicit information tend to become sexually active early. Is that your goal as a parent? Being a Parent involves sacrifice. You will need to avoid listening to such music where your children are. Most of those lyrics demean women and teach your daughter that she's just a intimacy gadget and her body is for squeezing. It teaches the boys that money is everything and women are things to be used to satisfy their primal urges. This music introduces them to a degrading pop culture. Our children have their lives ahead of them, let's set them on the right path by teaching them to dress decently and sing nice or age-appropriate songs. Let your children be children. Train up a child in the way that s/he should go and when s/ he is old, s/he would not depart from it. Do you agree that children are unnecessarily exposed to sexually explicit elements? Is it possible that some parents are victims themselves or is it that they don't know any better? Written by Oluseye Igbafe Cc: RoyalRoy cc: lalasticlala |
Akintunde Vincent Abiodun why nah? You have brought bad name to us.... ![]() |
Keneking:You well so? ![]() #Strunz |
Islie:I thought some people said biafra and GEJ are behind boko haram yet all the names of people arrested so far as sponsors are all northern Muslims. Hmmm...God has a way of exposing evil people. cc NLC President |
Helpful for those that has such issue. Will tell my friend about it |
Morning |
Good morning |


I think we the southerners need to unite and sponsor an apology to the fulani's on the frontpage of 3 newspapers so this killings can stop. Nnamdi Kanu caused these senseless killings by abusing the hausa fulanis on Radio Biafra and calling for their deaths. We should also support the grazing bill so these guys can graze their cattle in peace. The Fulani's are good and peaceful guys until Nnamdi kanu provoked them. [b]We yoruba's are ready to grant them our lands for grazing. The igbos need to do the same for the sake of peace

