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Suffering In The Land Of Ghana http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/artikel.php?ID=325847 It’s plain to see, looking in the face of Ghanaians that they are suffering from abject poverty and neglect in the land of Ghana. Even though their land abounds in rich mineral endowment, Ghanaians in the midst of plenty are tormented by indescribable poverty. The origin of their sufferance lies with their obnoxious attitudinal “leave it to Providence to deal with it” (“Fa ma Nyame. Nyame bekyere”), when crooks are ransacking, pilfering or plundering the national coffers. They have resigned themselves to fate taking its natural course, instead of bending it to suit them. When the few fortunate ones in government, although ethically and professionally wrong, have resolved without shame to duping the people, all what the poor masses keep saying is, “God will take care of the situation Himself”. The poor very rarely demonstrate their anger. When they do, it is mostly on the radio. The perpetrators of the atrocious crimes pursue their intentions with audacity, in the hope that the whirlwind will settle in the end (“ehuru a ebedwo”), and the belief that the poor in society are just mere toothless barking bulldogs. With both despicable attitudes often expressed by the Ghanaian, a few those in the political arena, the mint house and the scene of amassing illegal wealth; the Sugar candy mountain overflowing of honey, will forever be encouraged to milk the country dry. This is exactly what the “we shall not listen to anyone” (“yen ntie obiara”) John Mahama/Arthur-Amissah NDC-led government is doing. They are killing Ghanaians softly through their blatantly unpropitious acts of stealing. Ghanaians are unfortunately satisfied with given promises and reassurances by their oftentimes clueless, incompetent and corrupt administrators. How many times has President Mahama not given Ghanaians promises that are never honoured? How many times have his appointees not been accused of corrupt practices, leading to the near depletion of the contents of the public coffers, but the President watches nonchalantly? The few those in government and in charge of the political parties, especially the National Democratic Party (NDC), are scandalously availing themselves of the national coffers to the detriment of the poor masses. The government collusively involves herself in what has infamously become a “create, loot and share” judgment debt payment scheme or scam. Yet, in the face of all these rampant acts of misdemeanour, Ghanaians remain docile, keeping to themselves saying, “I do not want any trouble” (“me mmpe me ho asem”), unlike Rockson, the defender of the poor and the needy in society. Unless Ghanaians become conscious of the repercussions of their lukewarm and nonchalant attitudes, to begin to hold their leaders accountable, the few crooks in positions of responsibility and their agents will forever hold them at bay. A lone voice is crying in the wilderness, seeking to rally Ghanaians to teach them about their rights and how to defend them. Who will respond to his call that will eventually culminate in the liberation of Ghanaians from the abject poverty they are always confronted with? Once they become aware of their rights, they will never again sit down with their “Nyame bekyere” attitudes while they are killed softly by the intentional infliction of corruption on the economy by their presumably “untouchable” leaders. Rockson Adofo |
Slave Coast...hahahahahaha |
The STOOPID gaynaians about to sell West Africa out for their porrige, koko, tom brown and kenkey Subject: US Military Base @ the Slave Coast Author: Botifans (registered user) Date: 09-19-2014 05:59 "We're in 130 countries. We have 900 bases around the world. Rep. Ron Paul, R-Texas, "We found U.S. military personnel on the ground in a whopping 148 countries -- even more than Paul had said" Source: PolitiFact.com ................ "He said Ghana was also working with the USA to establish a Rapid Response Unit in Ghana to ensure conflict prevention in the country and the entire sub-region." Rawlings just warned African countries to be wary of aligning Africa to the militaristic, western NATO, war Chariot. Nkrumah warned about it in all his writings and speeches. CNN President Mahama just gave a hint of establishing a US military base in the Slave Coast. Mahama vision is just ONE..the destiny of Ghana is linked to the advancement of US and Western interests. The so-called TAMALE AIRPORT is nothing but a US MILITARY AIRSTRIP/AIRBASE...From there, AFRICOM/ NATO would launch attacks on African nations that refuse to conform to US/ WESTERN imperialistic rules. For this reason, the former DEFENCE MINISTER, Lieutenant General Joseph Henry Smith has been clandestinely appointed Ghana's Ambassador to the United States of America...to mainly negotiate and facilitate the establishment of the US military base in the Slave Coast. If no AFRICAN country accepts to host the AFRICOM/NATO BASE in Tamale, the Slave Coast alone would welcome it. NATO/AFRICOM boots on Ghanaian soil. |
Author: Benti (registered user) Date: 09-19-2014 06:14 I Want To Be An Armed Robber In Future …3 -Yr-Old Pupil Tells DCE There was utter shock and disbelief at Asuogyaman in the Eastern Region when a three-old KG pupil confidently disclosed to the District Chief Executive (DCE) and his delegation during ‘my first day at school,’ visit that he aspires to become an armed robber in future to enable him become rich. The shocking answer was a response to a question the DCE, Thomas Ampem Nyarko, asked the children regarding what they aspire to become in future. When asked if he understood what armed robbers do, the KP pupil remained silent for minutes forcing the DCE to issue a directive to the guidance and counseling unit of the Ghana Education Service to take the pupil through counseling and send their report to his office for further action. The DCE stated that the assembly will make sure that the pupil gets the best of support needed throughout his education to ensure that he grows to become a responsible citizen in future. The DCE and his entourage made up of officers from the district education office led by the district education director, Mavis Yirenkyi visited schools such as Akwamu West Anglican Primary, Akosombo Beasley, Akosombo VRA Roman Catholic School, VRA Presbyterian Primary School, Nuriya Islamic and Pupuni L/A Primary School. Mr. Nyarko encouraged the pupil’s especially, the newly-admitted KG pupils to take their studies serious by being punctual and learning hard. He told the pupils that the only way for them to be rich is through education, adding that there is no short cut to success; therefore, they must not joke with their education. He emphasized government’s commitment to continuously invest heavily in education by making sure that facilities needed to enhance quality education are made available to them |
Ghana On the Road To Purgatory The labyrinthine subterfuges designed to rape Ghana’s economy until there was nothing left in the national coffers may have gone undetected for a few years, but not any longer. When Dr. John Atta Mills lost his life tragically at the Osu Castle a few years ago – shockingly, the cause of the president’s death has still not been disclosed – many welcomed the serendipitous elevation of John Mahama to the august office of head of state, believing, perhaps, that Mahama’s ascension would compensate for the criminal and bloody removal of Dr. Hilla Limann, the only other person from the northern part of the country to have served as president of Ghana. The preceding hypothesis may explain why John Mahama was elected president in December 2012, after campaigning for only three months against an experienced, charismatic, been-there-done-that challenger, notwithstanding the brouhaha that surrounded the post-election lawsuit filed by Nana Akufo-Addo and the New Patriotic Party that took more than six months to resolve by the nation’s highest court. The overt corruption taking place in Ghana today is unprecedented in the annals of the nation, more so because Ghana has had the misfortune of being ruled by mobsters, gangsters, and Mafiosos parading as military officers. If anything, one would expect military dictatorships to perpetrate the worst atrocities and engage in the vilest practices against their own citizens, but what is happening in Ghana today makes the combined dictatorships of Kutu Acheampong, Fred Akuffo, and Jerry Rawlings look like child’s play. When I wrote an article several months ago condemning the garrulous and dogmatic attacks on Victoria Lakshmi Hammah by ostensibly chauvinistic nabobs, I did so believing that Ghana’s – and Africa’s – patriarchal and androcentric beliefs have remained at odds with the elevation of women in society, and I felt aggrieved that we were missing the chance to improve the statuses of women in Ghanaian society. Little did I know, at the time, that Victoria Hammah was not in government to serve the people; rather, the former deputy minister of communications had a singular goal: to amass as much wealth as possible, presumably on the backs of the suffering Ghanaian taxpayers, within the shortest space of time. It was a shocking fall from grace for a woman who seemed bent on making her mark as a devoted, conscientious civil servant. And Victoria Hammah is only the tip of the iceberg in an exceedingly corrupt John Mahama-led administration. When Ghana’s Black Stars went on a rampage in Brazil and threatened to walk away from a FIFA-scheduled match because their bonuses were still unpaid, it took the intervention of the president of the republic to calm frayed nerves, get the “obstinate” players to honor the match, and prevent what would have been the greatest embarrassment suffered by a nation-state in contemporary times. What most pundits forgot to ask, however, was why the players would display such recklessness, knowing very well that the entire nation – and the rest of the world – was watching. Ghana became the laughing stock of the media in Brazil when President Mahama instructed someone to fly a large amount of cash to Brazil to prevent the players’ boycott of the aforementioned soccer match. The myriad of reasons provided by the government for taking this ill-advised action only worsened the furor surrounding the whole saga. And I dare state here that rehashing those pathetic reasons serves no purpose at all. What John Mahama should have done – as soon as the team and the unpatriotic Ghanaian delegation returned to Ghana – was to dissolve the GFA, sack Kwesi Nyantakyi and his cronies, and then wait for the corrupt FIFA hierarchy to suspend the country from organized competitions. The last time I checked, no serious nation on God’s Earth relied on soccer to feed its citizens. Unless Ghana’s leaders are willing to take drastic measures to address the twin cancers of corruption and ineptness, mediocrity would remain our watchword. As the claims and counterclaims surrounding the embarrassing performance in Brazil reached the local airwaves and inundated pro-Ghana(ian) Internet portals, it became clear that government officials’ willingness to pay as much as $25.00 for a single coconut to scantily clad, hourglass-shaped Brazilian damsels at popular beach resorts may have angered many of the loyal players, reminding the latter of the popular Ghanaian refrain, “Monkey dey work, baboon dey chop.” Instead of investigating these corrupt government officials who traveled to Brazil for no other reason than to claim unmerited bonuses on the backs of hardworking Ghanaian taxpayers, senior government officials validated the expulsion of players who complained about team officials’ excesses and profligacies! When Ghana’s Minister of Education, Professor Opoku-Agyeman, recently perorated that Ghana’s educational system ranked among some of the best on the African continent, it became clear that the group of oddballs ruling the nation must have considered the majority of Ghanaians unlettered and uninformed. With the overwhelming majority of the nation’s senior secondary school students barely able to communicate comprehensibly, we can only wonder how this minister of state drew her conclusions about the nation’s “endearing” academic landscape. If news filtering out of Ghana that the Commissioner of CHRAJ, Lauretta Vivian Lamptey, has over an eighteen-month span caused financial loss to the state in the amount of $148,000 is true, then I wonder if John Mahama is really in charge of the state of affairs. Ghana remains one of only a few nations with extremely lavish benefits for top government employees. Ghanaian ministers of state must find their own places to live – and pay the rents out of pocket. In a country where government cannot provide its citizens with uninterrupted electricity, purportedly because it lacks the resources to do so, one can only wonder how these “apprentices” got the baton handed to them to steer the affairs of the nation. What is happening in Ghana is no laughing matter, as the nation is teetering on the verge of irremediable economic and educational collapse. Ghana is in serious trouble, and I hope that those tasked with handling the nation’s affairs would wake up from their collective slumber, gird their loins, and begin on a path that would restore hope to the nation. I truly hope that John Mahama would wake up, make difficult and necessary policy changes, restructure his administration, dismiss incompetent officials, rein in party aficionados, and take charge of the nation like the leader that he is supposed to be. Wake up, John Mahama, before it is too late. |
And this is just one day alone |
Guys.. I have told you to stop exchanging words with these dollar loving, banku eating, kenkey loving, aid dependent, neo colonised, money begging, akpeteshie sipping, mandingo slurping, child molesting, underage defiling, cedi hating, donation expecting GAYNAIANS. Just go to ghanaweb.com and check crime and punishment and this is all you will see... Trader jailed for sleeping with mental patient http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/artikel.php?ID=326340 Man jailed 15yrs for impregnating granddaughter http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/artikel.php?ID=325979 Two jailed 34 years for defilement http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/artikel.php?ID=325982 Teacher remanded into prison custody for defilement http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/artikel.php?ID=325984 Driver's mate remanded for defilement http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/artikel.php?ID=325327 Security guard jailed 15yrs for defilement http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/artikel.php?ID=325137 UEW security guard imprisoned for defiling 12-year child http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/artikel.php?ID=324895 Farmer jailed 15 years for defilement http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/artikel.php?ID=324587 Unemployed gets 22 years for defiling minor http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/artikel.php?ID=324415 Father before court for defiling daughter http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/artikel.php?ID=324502 Pastor remanded for defiling 12-year-old girl http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/artikel.php?ID=324302 Ex-Convict jailed 20 years for defilement http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/artikel.php?ID=324241 |
Before acquiring that degree from Ghana Source: Punch Newspapaers January 26, 2014 IN their desperation for university education, Nigerian students now rush to Ghana, where most of them fall prey to the scam of burgeoning degree mills to acquire certificates of dubious distinction or no academic value. The racketeers operate from one-block institutions or portakabins, pompously labelled as universities. There are 50 privately-owned universities approved by the Ghanaian government, most of which are involved in this academic charade. The Executive Secretary, National Universities Commission (Nigeria), Julius Okojie, said in August 2013 that Ghana had only four recognised universities. This is instructive. The rest are affiliate institutions. The rot in these so-called citadels of learning was the focus of a 10-day tour by The PUNCH late last year. There are about 110,000 Nigerians currently studying there, according to records at the Nigerian High Commission in Ghana. They pay outrageous tuition, just as their brethren in business who are fleeced before being allowed to operate despite ECOWAS protocol on free trade. According to Wale Babalakin, Chairman, Committee of Pro-Chancellors of Nigerian Universities, these fees result in capital flight of about N160 billion annually from Nigeria to Ghana. This figure was higher than Federal Government’s education budget in 2011. At one such one-block university — Accra Institute of Technology — which claims to be the equivalent of the famous Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA, there are about 2,000 students, out of which 1,200 are reportedly Nigerians. The school also runs a “doctoral programme” in a rented and uncompleted structure, and charges between $1,300 (N202,800) and $1,510 (N235,560) per session, accommodation and feeding excluded. However, at public universities, fees for foreigners vacillate between $6,000 (N936,000) and $8,000 (N1,248,000) per session, while those studying medicine pay as much as $18,000 (N2,808,000). The bottom line is that whether in a legal or a sham university, a Nigerian student in Ghana pays through his/her nose. Nobody knows this better than Ademola Onafowokan, Nigeria’s High Commissioner to Ghana. He laments, “…thousand and one, one-block and many mushroom universities (are) set up to target Nigerian students yearning for education…. But, sadly, they are not cheap as Nigerians pay in dollars. These universities are just pure business ventures.” Apart from the difficulty of gaining admission at home, many youths may have been attracted to these schools by their compromising incentives of completing a four-year academic programme in three sessions, and admission of those without requisite entry qualifications. From reports, infrastructure deficit makes a resonant statement in these institutions. Well-trained lecturers, teaching and research, all of which aggregate to define a quality ivory tower are alien to these pseudo-academic set-ups. A university worth its name is a global heritage. As an intellectual enclave, it is riveted by the pursuit of knowledge. These quacks in Ghana do not even hide their pretensions. Regrettably, our youths do not understand the difference between the two. Many of them may have fallen victim already, but many more need not be caught in the labyrinth any further. Through enlightenment by the NUC and the Nigerian High Commission in Ghana, a rescue drive could reduce the damage. It is in this context that we situate Okojie’s effort in stopping the University of Education, Winneba, Ghana, from awarding its degrees to students studying at one Hallmark Educational Bureau Nigeria Limited. The two institutions, NUC says, ran foul of its regulations on affiliation. Indeed, the situation in the country is barmy. In May last year, the NUC closed 41 illegal universities out of the 67 that have found Nigeria a safe haven. Lagos alone is home to 12 of such institutions. Students from these bogus institutions, who are in their thousands, may have been the patrons of the one-block institutions in Ghana to satiate their appetite for university degrees. One of the schools, with just four rooms, runs undergraduate and postgraduate programmes up to the doctoral level. As a purported affiliate of a Caribbean university, it did not care a hoot about obtaining a licence to operate. “As a business school, our affairs are not run by the NUC, hence, certification from the NUC was not required,” an official of the school cheekily said. We disagree with this. Again, recurrent strikes by Nigeria’s university lecturers, which make the academic calendar indeterminate, compel parents who can afford it to enrol their children in Ghanaian universities. For instance, from July 1 to December 17, 2013, academic activities in public universities were frozen by a strike, which the Academic Staff Union of Universities embarked on over decrepit state of infrastructure and unpaid allowances. It was only called off after the Federal Government acquiesced to the immediate release of N200 billion and a commitment to inject N1.3 trillion into the system over a five-year period, to address the rot. Pointedly, our students’ exodus to Ghana is etched in our misbegotten public policies and ethos that have relegated education to the background. The carrying capacity of the universities cannot match the exponential increase in the number of students seeking admission annually. Out of the 1.7 million that applied for admission in 2013, only 520,000 got admissions to universities, polytechnics and colleges of education. The facts starkly stare everyone in the face. A government that gives N1 billion each to its nine newly-established universities for take-off, but unashamedly budgets N64 billion for the Abuja City Gate, apparently, has not got its priorities right. |
Ghanaians are lazy - Dr. Kwabena Adjei General News of Tuesday, 17 December 2013 Source: myjoyonline.com Chairman of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Dr. Kwabena Adjei says Ghanaians are lazy because they always sit on radio criticizing government without doing any work to support the country’s economy. He says Ghanaians spend six days in the week on radio for commentary and the rest on the seventh day, which is unacceptable. Dr. Adjei was speaking at the launch of the US$2 million Amir Complex, a modern shopping mall at Kisseiman in West Legon. He argued that if the owners of the new shopping mall had chosen to lazy about talking on radio for six days in a week, the mall would not have been a reality. “This should be a strong message to Ghanaians that there’s no free lunch in today’s world because everybody's contribution makes the country wealthy,” the NDC Chairman stressed. Dr. Adjei is therefore urging Ghanaians to engage in something advantageous and desist from continuous radio and television commentary. Meanwhile, the Director of “Amir Complex”, Stanley Tanor said the mall will support economic growth by contributing to government’s effort at creating jobs. Tanor noted that the new mall will bring products and service close to people within Kisseiman and West Legon catchment area and ease the pressure on other malls in Accra. |
otumfour: What u need to know, as a Nigerian monkey is that, what u'v listed up there are committed a 100 times in that zoo called Nigeria, that's the sad thing abt being a Nigerian monkey u seeMan in court for "fingering" minor http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/artikel.php?ID=296686 Mason bonks 4-year-old girl http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/artikel.php?ID=296948 Evangelist jailed 7 years for sucking boy’s manhood http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/artikel.php?ID=297357 Man, 64, grabbed for impregnating granddaughter http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/artikel.php?ID=298060 Farmer jailed 25 years for incest http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/artikel.php?ID=297185 Defilement cases on the increase - DOVVSU The Domestic Violence and Victim Support Unit (DOVVSU) of the Ghana Police Service has expressed worry about the increasing cases of child sexual abuse in the country. According to DOVVSU, most of the culprits in defilement cases especially in the Greater Accra region are family members of the victims. Public Relations Officer of DOVVSU, ASP Irene Oppong, who revealed this to Citinews said statistics available to the unit indicate a rise in reported cases in 2013 over the previous year. She said although her outfit is working assiduously to reduce the rate, the attitude of witnesses affects prosecution of cases in court. “A police investigator will gather all evidence available to secure conviction of the suspect but the victims and complainants refuse to come to court to testify, which is a major challenge”, she bemoaned. ASP Irene Oppong said in spite of the challenge, the unit is able to secure conviction for those, who corporate with them. |
What Gayna is all about Father before court for defiling daughter http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/crime/artikel.php?ID=324502 Unemployed gets 22 years for defiling minor http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/crime/artikel.php?ID=324415 Pastor remanded for defiling 12-year-old girl http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/crime/artikel.php?ID=324302 Farmer in court for defiling niece on several occasions http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/artikel.php?ID=174459 Go to ghanaweb.com crime and punishment section and all you will see is one or two daily cases of fathers sleeping with daughters, underage sex, sex with 10 year olds etc.... Gayna..cursed to the bone |
Dude. At least acknowledge it was culled from Cracked |
Heuey Freeman from The Boondocks |
The US Department of Defense (DoD) funded an Ebola trial on humans which started just weeks before the Ebola outbreak in Guinea and Sierra Leone, it has emerged. http://www.drugs.com/clinical_trials/tekmira-doses-first-subject-human-clinical-trial-tkm-ebola-16415.html The DoD gave a contract worth $140 million dollars to Tekmira, a Canadian pharmaceutical company, to conduct Ebola research, which apparently involved injecting and infusing healthy humans with the deadly Ebola virus |
The US Department of Defense (DoD) funded an Ebola trial on humans which started just weeks before the Ebola outbreak in Guinea and Sierra Leone, it has emerged. http://www.drugs.com/clinical_trials/tekmira-doses-first-subject-human-clinical-trial-tkm-ebola-16415.html The DoD gave a contract worth $140 million dollars to Tekmira, a Canadian pharmaceutical company, to conduct Ebola research, which apparently involved injecting and infusing healthy humans with the deadly Ebola virus |
The US Department of Defense (DoD) funded an Ebola trial on humans which started just weeks before the Ebola outbreak in Guinea and Sierra Leone, it has emerged. http://www.drugs.com/clinical_trials/tekmira-doses-first-subject-human-clinical-trial-tkm-ebola-16415.html The DoD gave a contract worth $140 million dollars to Tekmira, a Canadian pharmaceutical company, to conduct Ebola research, which apparently involved injecting and infusing healthy humans with the deadly Ebola virus |
The US Department of Defense (DoD) funded an Ebola trial on humans which started just weeks before the Ebola outbreak in Guinea and Sierra Leone, it has emerged. http://www.drugs.com/clinical_trials/tekmira-doses-first-subject-human-clinical-trial-tkm-ebola-16415.html The DoD gave a contract worth $140 million dollars to Tekmira, a Canadian pharmaceutical company, to conduct Ebola research, which apparently involved injecting and infusing healthy humans with the deadly Ebola virus |
The US Department of Defense (DoD) funded an Ebola trial on humans which started just weeks before the Ebola outbreak in Guinea and Sierra Leone, it has emerged. http://www.drugs.com/clinical_trials/tekmira-doses-first-subject-human-clinical-trial-tkm-ebola-16415.html The DoD gave a contract worth $140 million dollars to Tekmira, a Canadian pharmaceutical company, to conduct Ebola research, which apparently involved injecting and infusing healthy humans with the deadly Ebola virus |
fellis: Lwkmd, look at all of them shouting status quo, status quo, all over the place because they are afraid of their delicate fragile egos getting hurt. Insecure little brats.You're really dumb calling men insecure little brats Fragile delicate ego hurt? Hahahahaha. I laugh in Deutsch. Women insecurities are well known. Beauty magazine, the diet and fashion industry all cater to women's ego. Yet to you a man who tells you he's the head is an insecure little brat just like your male relatives I don't blame girls like you. Its guys who actually date people like you that I Blame. I love my fiancé and treat her like my own body. Care for her and never wanna hurt her. But I put my foot down when I should and make crucial decisions when I need to after carefully listening and understanding her angle to the issue. Even God asked Abram to listen to his wife. She letting me make decisions and respecting me is what makes me love her more. I don't lord it over her but she leaves d final decisions on matters requiring out joint decision to me. You silly girls these days wanna dress up and leave your hubby taking care of the babies while you go partying and hanging out with friends. Better remain single. |
fellis: Get behind me satanIts so sad that little girls these days define being bitchy, cantankerous, carefree, immoral, unsubmissive and feminist all under one umbrella. Confidence. A confident woman is one who is sure of her female qualities which make her attractive to a manly man. Not one who expects a man to take her poo and still stay because she call herself confident. Example. Fellis can cook wonderful meals. She's confident any man who marries her would never fault her cooking. Example two. Because Fellis works a good job and earns money whenever her man asks her to prepare a simple meal she asks him to go employ a house help because she's not his slave. So she claims to be confident. |
fellis: Lwkmd, look at all of them shouting status quo, status quo, all over the place because they are afraid of their delicate fragile egos getting hurt. Insecure little brats.You're really dumb calling men insecure little brats Fragile delicate ego hurt? Hahahahaha. I laugh in Deutsch. Women insecurities are well known. Beauty magazine, the diet and fashion industry all cater to women's ego. Yet to you a man who tells you he's the head is an insecure little brat just like your male relatives I don't blame girls like you. Its guys who actually date people like you that I Blame. I love my fiancé and treat her like my own body. Care for her and never wanna hurt her. But I put my foot down when I should and make crucial decisions when I need to after carefully listening and understanding her angle to the issue. Even God asked Abram to listen to his wife. She letting me make decisions and respecting me is what makes me love her more. I don't lord it over her but she leaves d final decisions on matters requiring out joint decision to me. You silly girls these days wanna dress up and leave your hubby taking care of the babies while you go partying and hanging out with friends. Better remain single. |
I hate girls that form as well as proud ones |
Spongebob squarepants |
For the ladies out there. When you want to choose a man, choose one who is of strong personality, who has a good character and is responsible. When you chase bad boys, players, thugs, "eeeyaaa he's so fine" , "eeyaa he's so tall", "men the guy is loaded" kinda guys, you get men who wanna threaten, force and abuse you like the OP said. |
I have maintained in previous posts that we should ignore people like the OP. As someone rightly said, she's single and attempting to follow here advice by way of thought provoking questions challenging the status quo is wrong. 1. Submissiveness and slavery are two different things. An abusive and a leading man are two different people. Some silly brainwashed African girls are equating submissiveness with slavery. 2. Eve wanted to be equal to God and ate the fruit. See where it led us. She challenged His authority and now silly bitter African girls are subscribing to feminists challenging the man and attempting to be equal to him. 3. OP If you have been dating/marry an @sshole man because he's tall, fine, rich, high social status rather than one of strong bible xter, good personality and responsible mature men then you should bear what comes with it. Some girls chase after men with outward appearance and monetary worth then they come complaining about his xter when better men who could a earned deir respect are there. 4. If a woman cannot submit to her man then she might as well remain single which is why the western feminists via media have made the single ladies age in Africa increase to 30+. And they even teach these ladies how to be happy single. 5. I personally cannot stand ladies who come up and tell men how real men should behave. It is crap cause they never ask themselves if they know how women should behave. Read the bible of proverbs and learn the qualities of a capable woman and ask yourself how many of you can match 30% yet you looking for a perfect man. So many girls these days glued to TV, cannot cook or clean, very disrespectful, cantankerous, lazy and dirty yet they want a man they can boss around. 6. People like the OP usually seek hypergamous relationships with bad boys and players chasing men who treat them bad then later start lamenting trying to shame/bully the good ones into marriage while attempting to shape them into their definition of what western culture says. Finally, I really don't blame the OP and other feminist minded girls who buy into this crap. Its the wuss men, feminised men, lazy men and weak men who encourage this by marrying those women who feel they can be equal/dominant in their union. My bible says.....God cursed the man and said he will sweat and toil till he dies. As for the woman? Increased Birth pains and your craving will be for the man and he will dominate you.... Many ladies that don't work live even better than men who work cause the man is cursed to sweat and toil till he dies. The women who wanted to join the work place have now joined and realised it wasn't easy....Now they asking for equality in the home. Next thing they will ask men to conceive and carry children. |
coachwilcox: This reminds me of The Boondocks episode 8 of season 4. A doctor there sarcastically called it AAAS. Ass Augmentation Addiction Syndrome.Oh Nairaland and autocorrect...AAAS @SS AUGMENTATION ADDICTION SYNDROME. Women!!! Been insecure about their looks since the garden of eden. |
This reminds me of The Boondocks episode 8 of season 4. A doctor there sarcastically called it AAAS. Ass Augmentation Addiction Syndrome. ![]() |
andromida: Women run after bad boys because they didn't/don't listen to or trust their intuition as soon as they begin to listen to it they go for the good guys.Yeah!! And the good guys get used goods? The truth is that they return to the good guys because the bad guys have dumped them over and over again. But for age and marriage they will continue to lust after the bad guys. |
1. A Man Madly In love Will Marry You ASAP: Now this is a tricky one. Like I mentioned in my last thread, men these days do not necessarily marry because of love. Many marry because they need a wife/help meet for whatever reasons. However when a man really loves you, he marries you because he loves you and not because he needs a wife. The remaining points will help you know if you are going to be a "wife in need" or beloved wife. - Bullshit. A man may love you but may not view you as marriage material. 2. People Will Tell You He Loves You: When a man is crazy about you, your friends, family members, colleagues, associates, and all who have seen you guys together will tell you. Those who have known him long before you came into his life will ask you "what have you done to him? shocked" There will be a noticeable change in him that will surprise people. If he as a good guy before you came along, he will be even better with you. If he was a bad guy, he will suddenly melt like butter when he's with you. There has to be a special factor. Something unusual. Something that will make people marvel. Lies. Many times I ask my friends and siblings to "make my babe head swell" so its just a sham. 3. Your Intuition Will Affirm This: Females have powerful intuitions. Always listen to yours. It is hardly ever wrong. If you asked most woman in bad marriages, they'd admit that they always knew something was terribly wrong but naively thought it will get better. You cannot change a man or even make him love you. You can only awaken/re-awaken the feelings already in him. - Intuition? The same intuition that makes you run after bad boys? The only intuition women have is the one that satisfies their hypergamy and need for security at different stages in their lives. 4. The Fear Of Loosing You Becomes The Beginning Of Wisdom: He can't stand the thought of you walking out of his life, he's sure not going to turn into a vegetable but sister, he's going to do what he can and avoid whatever he must to make sure you stay even if he has to give up his priced bachelorhood. Nope!!! A man who fears losing you will be considered a weak man by his woman. Women respect men who can do without them. The moment a woman know you have fear of losing her, your respect is out the door.[b][/b] 5. He Will Spend On You...... With Pleasure: A guy will be happy to spend his hard earned cash on you whether or not he gets to sleep with you or even date you. It may not start immediately but after a while especially if he's trying to see if you are materialistic. Give your man sometime while you prove that you are worth his money. Dudes. Dont fall for this crap. Spending for a woman is a function of what your abilities and priorities are. Youre equating love to spending money which is a lie because a lotta girls are heads over heels with a man who doesnt spend a dime on them. 6. If He Was A Player, He Protects You From His Bad Friends/Crazy Exes, etc.: Normally if you are dating a player or typical bad boy ladies man, his friends will make passes at you, even disrespect you, etc. Other girls will want to fight you, etc. But he will be your knight. He will spell it out to his friends that. "Nna mehn, I am feeling this babe. Dis na my babe." he will mark you and his friends will understand that perfectly. Other girls will feel intimidated by your presence and will not even dare speak to you not to talk of challenging you. WTF is this about ![]() 7. It's No Longer Sex, It Becomes Love making: He plays you like a Spanish guitar, that's because he wants to leave his mark on you, he wants you to enjoy it as much as he does. He wants you to feel him. It becomes like an art and not like a romp. A man that loves you doesn't withdraw immediately after climaxing and doesn't jump off the bed after the show. He stays a little longer holding you unless if he's in a hurry to go somewhere important. Babe: You only lasted 30 seconds. Man: B@#TCH I still f@#ked. Dudes. Do what you can do jare. No kill urself. After Marriage: 8. He Refers To You And Treats You Like His Better Half: Yes. A man who truly loves you will get even better after marriage. He will give you more than he gives himself, etc. You are his madam in all ramifications even while he protects you with the last drop of his blood. Gives more than he gives himself? No wonder men die early. Babe. Stop all this mills and boon fantasy. 9. He Doesn't Make It A Habit To Take Things From You: That's because he didn't marry you because of daddy's wealth or your six-figure salary. He will want to give more than he takes. - So you should hide your money/income while I spend mine? Na so life be? 10. He Respects Your Opinions: He may not always go by them, but he will respect them. It's left to you to be able to know how to make him actually act on them. Know how to pull his strings. Yeah he will respect em. If they are reasonable. 11. He Doesn't Freak Out Or Make Your Life Miserable When The Children Haven't Started Coming In: There might be occasional awkward moments here and there, but he's not going to start giving ultimatums, or threats, or cut down on your weekly/monthly money because you haven't given him a child yet. He will protect you from outside ridicule/pressures, etc. Yeah. But if he was the one who is sterile you would gladly put him under pressure.[/i] 12. He Doesn't Put Pressure On You To Get/Retain A Job: That's because he didn't get married because he needed a financial partner. He married you because he loves you so he's not going to treat or see you as a liability if you are not yet working. B[i]abe. Get a effing job. In this economy times are hard abeg.[b][/b] Disclaimer: Love is not a bed of roses. Don't always expect him to be a gentleman. Why should he always open car doors for you? Are you a learner? Even Prince Philips doesn't open doors for Queen Elizabeth all the time when they are not in public! If he's a busy man, a top govt official, company senior official, successful businessman, etc. he cannot be calling you everyday. Even if he is a low income earner. BUT he will always make up in ways that will make it all worthwhile. He cannot always call you "honey" "baby" etc. Some days he will call your full name sef "Oluwayemisi come here!" " Chimbusonma I want to eat" "Nkechiyere don't waste my time" There will be tough times as well. Times when you will even cry and wonder what you are doing with him, but these points should console you and assure you that you are on the right track. |
Clash of Clans |
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what women want
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, I only deal with men that are not intimidated by confident women 
