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ChiomaCa:you are not ugly. Your husband also loves you, he is only fighting his demons. As a wife, you should help him overcome this addiction. I can bet my last card that your husband is not happy with what he is doing, forget all the self righteous people advising you to leave him. Your hubby even have valid reason for falling into the addiction, having been alone for 2 years. Another point is that it is better for your husband to sleep with prostitutes as long as he uses protection than to have a mistress(girlfriend) |
slawormiir:we dey call am ebelebo for Warri side. The best ebelebo can be found in Holy Matrys of Uganda seminary along Okorodudu/Enerhen road, Effurun I chop that UNIBEN own near library too |
aribisala0:yes sir, they are my opinion only just as I appreciate your position here as you opinion. The Fulanis and the Igbos differ in how they seek to dominate. The Igbos seek personal glory in their quest for dominance. They seek to dominate for themselves and not for the group including to dominate others of their own tribe, the reason why they are easily defeated. The Fulanis on the other hand seek dominance of his group before personal glory. Totally different ideologies Again, all my opinion |
aribisala0:We are saying the same thing but I am looking at the root cause while you are focusing on the effect. You are a Yoruba man I assume. The Yoruba people have lived with, married and traded with people from Hausaland up to Mali for centuries and even fought wars. What you get from this experience as a people is how to live with others, appreciate their way of life and understand that they are not stupid just because they don't view life as you view it. Living with people is the only thing that teaches you how to live with people. I have studied the people that today constitute the Igbo tribe. Their history is that of a mostly secluded people that were not exposed to other people until relatively recently. They do not enjoy the centuries long privilege that you the Yoruba man has enjoyed. They are still learning how to live with other people |
obynzo:I appreciate the tone of your response sir, it is greatly lacking here. That said, the bolded clearly explains what I cited as a shortcoming of the Igbo man and answers your question. You assume you overtake the local by becoming the richest person there. That is only according to your value system that places premium on money over everything else. Others are driven by other things which you must respect. The Igbo man just doesn't understand values differ. Other tribes do not fear Igbos as you assume, the truth is that other tribes do not like Igbos, pardon me but it's true. Do you agree with me that the Igbos were perhaps the most unexposed major tribe in Nigeria before the 1900s? |
The possible outcome of making an Igbo president is as tricky as it is unpredictable. It would indeed decrease the biafra agitation in the short term but not thereafter. What works most against the Igbos is that they have not culturally assimilated the other major tribes in Nigeria. This is not meant to stir up any useless tribal war here but the truth is that the Igbos as I have studied, seem not to have been exposed to other people before the late 19th century. The result is that the average Igbo man has not learned how to live with other people in mutual respect and understanding. There is this fear, that an Igbo president may by this handicap of history make mistakes that would jeopardize the future of Nigeria(even though a break up may be in the best interest of everyone, emphasis on may) What the Igbos must do is understand this historical handicap and open up their minds as a people to respect other people's way of life, acknowledging that their values is not superior to others, then they can be trusted with the presidency |
If it is left to be run by Nigerians after completion, it will surely fail |
ogoloray:my exact thoughts. We are too quick to suspect ritual when people commit such gruesome murder in Nigeria |
Many years of Calabar/Efik/Ibibio people doing house hell work may be responsible for their high cleanliness score. They just keep cleaning |
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Africa and the curse of inferiority complex. Africa is the Zombie Fela sang about in his classic hit. Zombie no go lockdown until dem tell to lockdown. Zombie Zombie no go get wave unless dem tell am to get wave. Zombie Zombie go leave malaria and bandits/terrorist wey dey kill children and concentrate on Covid wey dey kill a handful of mostly old pipo. Zombie Zombie o zombie Zombie o zombie |
The public health community failed the world in 2020 |
olabrinks:send me a number i can use to send u 1k credit. All young married women need to read this |
BudeYahooCom:this is a lie from the pit of hades |
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UyaiIncomparabl:well, don't be too sure that you are the villian except those guys didn't chop kpekus though your comment suggests they fvcked you |
Mercychen:all men like women "too much", even the ones that do holy holy. It's not any man's fault but how we are wired. Lying is a bad signal though but truth be told, in our African society, cheating is not a reason to leave a man as long as the man respects you and has family values. Most African men cheat in marriage(your father may be included sef), the difference is that some men do it foolishly because they do not respect their wives and their family. In relationship setting, so far it is one that involves sex(intimate relationship), expect anything from both parties. NEVER invest too much in anybody that you are not at least engaged to and do not allow anybody invest so much in you. That way, no heart gets broken if the worst occur |
UyaiIncomparabl:"rephrased to mean you are the one that cheats in your relationship?" (don't know why some words went missimg in my initial comment) |
capnies:the highly intelligent ones will wreck someone like her so much emotionally she would never be able to recover |
UyaiIncomparabl:rephrased to mean you are the one cheats? |
DTeekay:The way you put it would make one think that you witness 100 people dying from Covid daily. According to CDC website, Lagos with 726 Covid deaths have the highest number of Covid-19 deaths in Nigeria followed by Edo state with 224 deaths. And this is spread over about 18months period and various centres in each state. Assuming you work in Lagos, it is not possible that you have recorded more than 100-200 covid deaths in your centre throughout the pandemic The question is: what is your motive? I feel like many Nigerians just like copying everything the white man say or do. You just want to be woke. Malaria kills more children in Nigeria in a week than covid kills people(mostly elderly) in a whole year. How many times have you come to nairaland to campaign to save the lives of our children from Malaria? Why do we leave our problem and face what the white man's problem is? My advice to you is that you stop being someone else. Be yourself and define your own truth Good Morning |
By exactly 8:20pm tonight, Pere will be crowned BBN season 6 winner to the shock of an entire nation |
WOW! Pere has Made up the gap. Reports from the field indicates that Pere is enjoying large number of votes from young females. The female votes is expected to flip the result by tomorrow. Vote Pere Avoid mentioning the names of rival housemates. It gives them validation ***** Five star |
yunafa:I noticed it with Cross last night when they were playing snooker and white money started his over dramatic behaviour. Cross laid on a sofa staring at him with a scornful look on his face. I do not blame them sha. It's very hard to tolerate someone that is obviously fake. They have all discovered the guy but have to live with it now, afterall, it's only a matter of days left |
creolehunt:If you see juju mark, you no go know? |
Pere is trending No. 1, a good sign. The momentum continues like this for 72hours, he clinches it. Reports indicates that Pere is trailing WM by less than 1% at the moment. We keep voting hard, we overturn the deficit and build a healthy lead before Friday Keep voting Pere please |
Fairdamsel:except his knuckles |
The attempt by the production team to unfairly evict Pere and the uproar it generated has had the postive effect of motivating his supporters to go all out for him this final week. It has also won Pere massive new set of supporters. The love in the streets is bewildering Keep voting Pere We have the momentum on our side Top spot is sure guys |
Pere is now the favourite to win the season. What a twist! Keep voting Pere guys, let's make this the biggest finals in BBN history, reminiscent of the big brother africa all stars finals; Munya vs Uti |
Uzomarrr123:sorry buddy, I don't know about gotv app. Can anyone else help out please? |
Echoketh:we will peel his yansh with votes |
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