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Politics › Re: Ondo Senator Apologises For Supporting Child-Marriage Bill by coogar: 7:01pm On Jul 22, 2013
greatgod2012: have you forgotten that gayism is practised by two consenting adults, once you are able to take decision on your own, you are free to decide on anything, unlike this, in whicn one of the parties involved is a minor, who cannot take any decision on her own.
Both is wrong and bad, but child/underage marriage is worse.
Thank you.
but which one did the two holy books condemn vigorously and which one was practised back in the days? God destroyed an entire city because of their södomy. mohammed married a girl of 9, joseph married mary at 12.

so answer the question again - which is bad n which isn't?
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Official Manchester United Fan Thread:''20 Times EPL Champion by coogar: 6:48pm On Jul 22, 2013
chrisley024: Barcelona daily Sport reports that Manchester United's latest bid of 35million euros (£30m) for Cesc Fabregas has been rejected by the Catalan club, who insist the midfielder is not for sale.

Sky Sports News' Kaveh Solhekol with an update on Wayne Rooney - the Manchester United striker, who is Chelsea's top summer transfer target is targeting the friendly at AIK Stockholm on August 6 for his comeback. He's working hard on his recovery from a hamstring injury and expects to play in Sweden in a fortnight's time.
this news are not credible without a quote from any of the interested parties.
Family › Re: Royal Baby Watch: Kate Middleton In Labour by coogar: 6:42pm On Jul 22, 2013
dayokanu: Why dem no broadcast am when dem dey shine Kongo?
https://www.theamas.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/Michael-Jackson-Laughing.gif

[quote author=uj_sizzle]Baby aint even next in line for the throne babe[/quote]cameron and 16 heads of the commonwealth members have changed the law for the newborn. if the baby is a girl then she will become a queen. the old law places william's male son ahead of the female regardless of their position. it means harry can never become a king even if william produces female kids throughout....
Family › Re: Royal Baby Watch: Kate Middleton In Labour by coogar: 6:29pm On Jul 22, 2013
50calibre: The same way, Brit fly double-digit hours to see a presidential inauguration that happens every 4 years ( at least more often than a royal birth)
at least for the inauguration, british cameras are trained on obama while taking the oath. that's worth flying across the pond to do. how do you explain waiting outside st. marys training expensive cameras on red bricks??

For the Media --- America is the home of celebrity stories/ gossips, don't read too much meaning into that, they can do the same for jay & B, they did the same for Michael Jackson

Tabloid gossip sell like hot cake over there.
it still doesn't equate to setting cameras in front of a hospital without any hope of seeing the couple or the newborn.

adaobi123: 12 hours +
remember that old grandfather that was stabbed on his way from a mosque one evening in birmingham? someone has been arrested concerning the murder....
Family › Re: Royal Baby Watch: Kate Middleton In Labour by coogar: 6:19pm On Jul 22, 2013
slimyem: Its their job and you know its how it should be. I know you get your fun from the scoffing.
they could have followed this on twitter or BBC na.....don't you get it? they are just queuing outside the hospital. they would never be allowed in or take any picture of the couple or the baby. so what exactly are they covering?

Dumb americans? Maybe! But y'all are still the same. I know you'll be here when the news breaks.tongue
i would be here cos i am always here......

pri3stess: Imma let Will and Kate finish, but Beyonce still had the best labor ever.
this is funny.....

[quote author=uj_sizzle]Don't blame her though, they are down under afterall. Probably were the last to receive brains smh[/quote]hahahahaha.....
Family › Re: Royal Baby Watch: Kate Middleton In Labour by coogar: 6:14pm On Jul 22, 2013
50calibre: Nah!! Not the protests, I mean the multitude of people lined up on the streets smiling heartily waiting to see Obama, I mean the House of Commons, waiting to be addressed by Obama, I mean the young people at county Armagh waiting to be addressed by Obama
that's normal na - america has stood still several times for the members of the royal family. your point is neither here nor there....

[quote author=uj_sizzle]Australia?!shocked
Dem aussies are crazzy[/quote]flying almost 26 hours to witness another woman give birth is just lunacy....
Family › Re: Royal Baby Watch: Kate Middleton In Labour by coogar: 6:07pm On Jul 22, 2013
slimyem: Its hypocritial for anyone who has made at least five comments on this thread to utter scoffs at the journalists and others watching on the birth. Y'all are doing the same thing. tongue
you mean i am doing the same thing as the journalists that flew hours from australia/japan to stand under the sun? you know they could have just stayed at home like me and still get the same coverage.....

majority of them are dumb americans though - they probably think they would get near the newborn and touch. a woman on BBC just now said she flew from australia to witness this day.

shymexx: Bruv, I'll never forget the day I lost all the money in my account in one day at the bookies. I almost went nuts! I just sat somewhere scratching my head!!! grin grin grin grin After that, I took my passport to all the bookies where I live and banned myself!!!

Fvck the bookies!!!
i had an online account with williamhill and skybet. the first few weeks were prosperous, it was like taking candy from a kid. then the luck soon changed and i spent all my winnings betting on things that seemed sure. to cut the story short, i lost about a thousand quid! i have not gone there since then.

the bookies are notorious rogues....
Family › Re: Royal Baby Watch: Kate Middleton In Labour by coogar: 6:01pm On Jul 22, 2013
shymexx: Bwahahahahahahaha

Lawd knows the number of times I've played the God forsaken lotto. Also ended up progressing to the bookies. I stopped after losing almost all my life savings to the bookies. You can never win that shiit, trust me. All the winning tickets always end up in some village somewhere in the middle of nowhere. These fools are just selling us a damn dream.

The plan was to win a milli and go buy a beach house somewhere, and retire there for the rest of my life. But they took all my damn money!! grin
don't be ashamed, you are not alone! grin cheesy
Family › Re: Royal Baby Watch: Kate Middleton In Labour by coogar: 5:53pm On Jul 22, 2013
[quote author=uj_sizzle]Super smart indeed.[/quote]the man didn't want any yeye playboy from warri to marry his female descendants and take from him so he barred the girls from his will. the females had no choice but to marry their cousins(inbreeding) which effectively keeps the money circulating within the same family tree......

shymexx: I actually don't know how the leasehold thing works, but it seems they're the legal owners of the property.

That's why I don't really know why these people moan all the time about black people - we don't own shiit in this country. We just exist out here! grin grin
we own our wives and our children - nobody can take that from us. we don't care about their properties or land. every nigerian dreams of going back home(when they win the euromillions) grin

50calibre: Yeah right! The Americans are fascinated with the royal family, the same way anybody is fascinated with ancient tradition/culture and relics from the past, the same way the Brits are fascinated with Barack Obama, I remember the frenzy Obama's 2 visits caused as well as his recent G8 trip to Northern Ireland

You always value something you don't have.
there are millions of obamas in the UK. how's obama's skin different from shymexx? the frenzy you saw at northern ireland were protests that normally accompany the G-8 meetings. this has been the case long before obama became a president!
Family › Re: Royal Baby Watch: Kate Middleton In Labour by coogar: 5:39pm On Jul 22, 2013
50calibre: Yeah that's true, and I think it's the same in Nigeria (99 years) but trust me but trust me, in Britain, after 100 years I don't think anyone will disturb you, you might just need a few paper work.
in this country? leasehold means only bricks and wood - the land the house is standing on belongs to the government.

The Rothschild are now so many, there are now 100s if Rothschilds and not all are rich or stupendously rich, look at the owner of Goldsmith Uni, I think he is a Rothschild, and even the sister Jemima khan, they are both Rothschilds but yet the chase Julian assange over 50k bail money
i doubt the direct descendants of those 5 sons would be broke. their father barred female descendants from getting direct inheritance from the family coffers. that man is the smartest man on the planet - he was a man on a mission!!!

50calibre: Don't be carried away by all that, it's all about money and furthering your career.
The American networks are in a rush for who breaks the story first.
and they couldn't do that on twitter? please spare me this rubbish. americans are actually awed by the concept of the royal family. people generally tend to value what they don't have. the average brit can't be bothered....
Family › Re: Royal Baby Watch: Kate Middleton In Labour by coogar: 5:33pm On Jul 22, 2013
adaobi123: Lmaaoo ! grin

Are you watching bbc ? Did you see the newscaster from America that has been camping outside Buckingham palace for two weeks ! Talk about dedication.
afam will soon disown his adopted country....
Family › Re: Royal Baby Watch: Kate Middleton In Labour by coogar: 5:18pm On Jul 22, 2013
adaobi123: Americans !! grin
you are very correct....
they always loiter around buckingham palace with their old pin-hole cameras and obesity. that monarchy concept gets them super-excited!!! some even wait for hours just to see the rare moment the palace guards move!

shymexx: Lmao!!! I never knew it was the waterloo war - I used to thing it was WW1 or something. Safe for that, bruddah.

Oyinbos are smart ar.ses and they do bigger frauds than black folks, however they always make it look legal.

My boy also told me the story of the Asian chap that owns half of all the houses in the town centre where I live. This guy bought the houses time ago and probably made a sweet deal with the mayor to locate the town centre in the same place. Now almost all the shops, stores, offices and banks at the town centre are renting from him. The guy should be worth nothing less than £100 million minimum.

Also, do you know all those overly expensive houses in the city and the poshest places in London are all on leasehold? The old money aristocrats own all the lands and leased them out. I guess that's why people say; old money never dies. grin
of course, i actually heard all the houses in london are on leasehold. the ownership of any house is only for 100 years. i don't know how far it's true though cos it sure sounds ridiculous! no wonder the grosvenors, the rothschilds, the cardogans can never be broke!!!
Family › Re: Royal Baby Watch: Kate Middleton In Labour by coogar: 5:14pm On Jul 22, 2013
shymexx: Her majesty! undecided
https://static.guim.co.uk/sys-images/Guardian/Pix/pictures/2013/7/22/1374507096044/021c63b8-1f7f-4cd7-bcda-6264a7ef1c45-620x372.jpeg

https://static.guim.co.uk/sys-images/Guardian/Pix/online/2013/7/22/1374507792673/Crowds-outside-St-Marys-h-005.jpg
bloody hell!!!
see heads waiting to hear kate has to put to bed. i am starting to think 90% of them are tourists that are always around the palace at this time of the year anyways. it's so amusing that this newborn would be more famous than any of us here can ever be.....
Family › Re: Royal Baby Watch: Kate Middleton In Labour by coogar: 5:05pm On Jul 22, 2013
shymexx: That family probably owns almost half of all the lands in the city. Well, only a few aristocratic families and Church of England own London.

Smart ar.ses!
their dad was smart - he sent his 5 sons to major european cities to establish banks(africans should take note). nathan that was sent to london sponsored wellington in the war of waterloo.....

he was the first to hear wellington won the war....he pretended as if wellington lost and he started selling his shares at a low rate. the rest of the population followed suit and they sold theirs at even a much lower rate to the agents nathan had planted in the market!

in short, nathan rothschild was able to buy 90% of the total market share then the news broke that the war at waterloo was actually won.....by then, people's shares had disappeared into nathan's pockets.....

what a way to make money!!!!
Family › Re: Royal Baby Watch: Kate Middleton In Labour by coogar: 4:42pm On Jul 22, 2013
shymexx: Bruv, I don't really like getting into the illuminati stuff it almost made me go nuts time ago. grin You know reading about these mofos and how it's like they control your destiny lool. But I believe there are blue bloods out there - with many royals around the world as members - and the Queen as the head. And almost all of them are from the same bloodline including those Arab royals - trust me. A lot of past American presidents are also from that bloodline.

Also, I think the Rockefellers and Rothschilds are also somewhere in-between.

Good money and taxpayers money = long life and prosperity. God bless our Queen! undecided
the rothschilds are the smartest family in the world. i read a book about this family and how they became rich by using the oldest trick in the book....
Family › Re: Royal Baby Watch: Kate Middleton In Labour by coogar: 4:35pm On Jul 22, 2013
adaobi123: Afam please........ undecided
afam is jealous - the king of his village has no such respect and popularity. besides, his adopted country has no culture of monarchy!
Family › Re: Royal Baby Watch: Kate Middleton In Labour by coogar: 4:29pm On Jul 22, 2013
adaobi123: It's gonna be a girl, I can tell cool tongue
i predict twins!!!

shymexx: It's just like the UK, the PM is the figurehead/poster, however everything goes through the Queen
a very reliable source said she heads the illuminati...

Iaz93: How sure are you ? is Charles sick?
the queen's family is blessed with a notorious longevity. they don't die till they clock 120 years....
Family › Re: Royal Baby Watch: Kate Middleton In Labour by coogar: 4:24pm On Jul 22, 2013
REALITY101: OMG are you fuccking serious punk? I repeat I don't fuccking care
people who don't care won't even come here to post once, never mind twice.....you must be either mentally jobless or you are seeking attention!!!!!

Now join the Trash-hoshians and Justin Bieber jump off the Cliff.
oloshious fellow!!!

Oh FYI I was born in England and I still do not give a shitt.
the laws changed before you were born.....that you were born in england does not make you a citizen. you were carried away so you are a bloody togolese that emigrated to winsconsin!!!
Family › Re: Royal Baby Watch: Kate Middleton In Labour by coogar: 4:17pm On Jul 22, 2013
Iaz93: 3rd in line fa! I doubt if this unborn child will become King or Queen
. . .this one that Queen Elizabeth is not ready to die. .
the throne would definitely pass over charles....the queen would outlive charles, so the newborn has got a chunk of hope....
Family › Re: Royal Baby Watch: Kate Middleton In Labour by coogar: 4:09pm On Jul 22, 2013
REALITY101: Seriously who fuccking cares
if you don't care, why are you here? were you forced to open the thread & post? what the fück is wrong with you hypocritical nigerians?

shymexx: Better get used to it. The royal family still controls a quarter of the world and the Queen is still the head of the UK.

I just saw a few black people also waiting outside St Mary's hospital. grin
they are not blacks - just sun-tanned!!!! cheesy grin
Family › Re: Royal Baby Watch: Kate Middleton In Labour by coogar: 4:04pm On Jul 22, 2013
ooseven: Why do we still need Kings, Princes and Princesses? undecided
rich tradition!!!
Family › Re: Woman Jailed For Getting Raped by coogar: 3:35pm On Jul 22, 2013
yellowpawpaw: This case just made a drastic u turn. Lady has been pardoned by dubai ruler and told she is free to go after a public outcry in norway.

Can nigerians ever do that for their bro and sis in diaspora when they r unjustly treated or even in naija? We still hv a looooooong way to go.nothing like developed culture
bad publicity is bad business and dubai needs tourism....good for her but she lost her job in the process. she was a compulsive liar - she confessed the sëx was consensual at a point and she later changed her statement. when asked why she changed her statement, she said a dubai policeman told her to lie it was consensual so as to make the case go away - what a pathetic excuse!!!!
Politics › Re: Marriageable Age Of Places Around The World by coogar:
bgirl: "Severe or failed child birth" is very high among children whose pelvic area is under developed and unable to support the rigors of childbirth. Yes it is a "disease of poverty" in adults because it can occur as a result of poor care but with children, even the best of care cannot make up for the fact that their bodies are under developed causing them to have severe/failed child birth.
it then begs the question - why is there little or no occurrence of VVF in the middle east where child marriages is a norm. the UK have one of the worst rates of teenage pregnancy on the planet. i am yet to hear of this VVF epidermic in my neck of the woods. i don't need to be a rocket scientist to know that poverty is the root cause of VVF and not what you explained above....

No, muslims can never come to my door to ask for my daughters hand in marriage but should we stand by and watch injustice because it isn't being done to us? These children are being exploited and it does not have to be my child for me to speak up and fight to protect them.
we were told to stand back and mind our business when the west adopted gay marriage in our churches even though the practise is extremely repulsive to me. i was told it's not my damn business what people choose as their sëxual preference. by the same token, it's not my damn business who some parents decide to marry their 7-year-old daughter to. their child, their lives, their prerogative!!!
Politics › Re: Stella Damasus Spits Fire! Child Marriage by coogar: 1:16pm On Jul 22, 2013
[quote author=Ile-Ife]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c_knQ-XpR3s&feature=youtu.be[/quote]dang! stella went in. this is what patience goodluck should be doing in abuja but she would rather put port-harcourt on a lockdown for 11 days and causing untold hardship on the taxpayers of rivers state!

nigeria's first lady is a disgrace to womanhood!
Politics › Re: Let's Criminalise Paedophilia. by coogar: 1:06pm On Jul 22, 2013
Jakumo: Children have NARROW, UNDER-DEVELOPED pelvic bones. Pregnancy and child-birth can, and frequently does KILL mothers aged less than 16 years old, on account of the severe, permanent damage caused as the baby is crushed against delicate nerve networks located alongside the birth canal, where it passes down through the narrow, IMMATURE pelvic bone. That childbirth trauma frequently leads to PERMANENT leg paralysys, incontinence( i.e constant urine leakage), and yes, DEATH.
you are a very educated man but what you wrote above is a mere sensationalism. there's no single empirical evidence that early pregnancy causes severe and permanent damage. actually, it's the lack of primary health care and good medical facilities before, during and after these pregnancies that would cause severe damage.

nigeria isn't the only country where this is practised - can you show me the VVF prevalence in oil-rich countries who practise child marriage? are you actually saying the body anatomy of the children in the middle-east is different to what we have in nigeria? why is this permanent and severe damage only existing in poor countries?

THAT, good sir, is but one of the many, many reasons why it is MURDEROUS to rhape children, regardless of the "justicification" offered by the attacker.
i don't condone the räpe of anyone(man/woman/child) and i doubt muslims consider this practise as räpe. they are only following the traditions of their forefathers as directed by their holy book.

Frankly, it is sad to see that this explanation of medical reality even needs to be detailed to an educated person.
the explanation is devoid of facts.......i have studied the root causes of obstetric fistula or VVF. early marriage had nothing to do with it, comrade jakumo! poor hygiene, illiteracy and lack of good medical facilities are the crux of the matter.
Politics › Re: Marriageable Age Of Places Around The World by coogar: 11:20pm On Jul 21, 2013
@ gabbytabby,
this is what I found in one of the links you posted. all the causes mentioned here are linked directly or indirectly to poverty and illiteracy.


2.2.1 The Nigerian Situation
In the case of Nigeria alone, there is a vesico-väginal fistula rate of 350 cases per 100,000 deliveries at a university teaching hospital. This condition is so enormous and thus ravages Nigerian women that the country’s Federal Minister for Women Affairs and Youth Development, has estimated that the number of untreated VVFs in Nigeria stands between 800,000 and 1,000,000 (Villey, 2006). Going by this report, Nigerian women are under serious siege of VVF

Corroborating the above report, the Nigerian minister of health estimated that 800,000 women are plagued by the scourge of VVF, a majority of whom are living in the rural areas where there is inadequate or complete lack of primary health facilities. The minister thus recalls that the country accounts for 40% of the global burden of VVF (The Guardian, 2007).

Some of the victims of VVF are very young and are not even privileged to have basic elementary school education. Magashi (2006) explains that when a woman in the rural part of the country is in labour, she usually stays at home for about 3 days trying to push, the family may decide to take her to the closest obstetric center which may be 70 kilometers away; lack of proper, easy and affordable transportation further worsens her traumatic experience. If she eventually gets to the clinic, there is no facility and skilled attendant to handle the emergency obstetric procedure. If the woman survives the labour, she hardly survives the waiting and gruesome grasp of VVF.

Magashi (2006) reports that Nigeria’s maternal mortality ratio of 948 per 100,000 live births with a range of 339 to 1716 ranks among the highest in the world. For each maternal death that occurs, 15 to 20 other women suffer either short or long term maternal morbidities, and prominent among these morbidities is Obstetric Fistula which the major one is the VVF. Incidence of obstetric fistula is directly connected to maternal mortality (WHO, 2006:1407).

Maternal mortality and morbidity is more likely in nations and cultures which give little priority to the needs, status and situation of girls; where girls and women are routinely discriminated against; where girls are married off as soon after puberty as possible; where education levels are low; and where the only role of women is seen as wives and mothers. In many of these cultures, maternal illness, suffering, and health are viewed as natural, inevitable, and part of what it means to be a woman (Sadik, 2001). Little wonder why scourge of VVF is not seen as a serious case of maternal mortality in such cultures.


2.4 CAUSES OF VVF
Just like the classification of fistula, it is also difficult to associate a particular cause to the scourge of VVF around the world. However, the study looks at the problem from both physical and socio-cultural perspective. The physical causes are referred to as the direct cause, while the socio-cultural causes are termed the underlying or the contributing factor to the problem of VVF.

2.4.1 Physical causes
This relates to particular situations which directly expose young women to the scourge of VVF. One important and predominant cause of VVF is a prolonged and difficult labour which sometimes last for days before a woman receives an obstetric care or dies. WHO (2006:4) reports that “if labour remains obstructed, the unrelenting pressure of the baby’s head against the pelvis can greatly reduce the flow of blood to the soft tissues surrounding the bladder, vägina and rectum”. This situation often leaves the pelvic tissue with injury which may rotten away, thus creating a hole or a fistula between the bladder and the urethra (ibid).


According to Moir (1967: 129) the common form of obstetric fistula is caused by pressure necrosis following a prolonged labour. Often, this situation may be unnoticed until many days after a woman delivers her child. The other form of fistula occurs as a result of improper use of obstetrical instruments. This is an accidental injury, which refers to injury caused to the bladder during obstetric operations performed within the formal/modern health care system, such as the hospital.

Zacharin (1988:127) noted that destructive operative procedures during delivery of the child may cause trauma, hence fistulae. Poor instruments such as perforator or decapitation hook may slip and damage the vaginal wall and bladder. In some cases, incorrect application of obstetric substances into the urethra may cause the bladder to extend abnormally, thereby causing eruption, hence ureteric injury.

Several cases of VVF cases in developing nations have been observed to originate from obstetric complications such as prolonged and obstructed labour. Many times, this is due to inadequate or total lack of maternity care in such countries. Women from developed world on the other hand, who have proper access to maternity care have no worries over the incidence of VVF resulting from obstructed labour.

Through adequate prenatal care and facilities in the developed world, an endangered baby or mother can be saved through caesarean section, a method which is very new in developing countries. WHO reports that physical causes of fistula emanates from the following: Inaccessibility to basic maternity care and lack of knowledge about or facilities or facilities for fistula repair (2006:6)

A vast majority of pregnant women in developing nations lack access to basic obstetric care. As a matter of fact, many in the rural areas of the developing nations have their child birth at home. Traditional birth attendants are sometimes called upon in case of complications.

Adequate obstetric care before, during and after labour goes a long way in preventing or correcting difficulties such as fistula or mortality for mother and child; and since the most women in the poor-resource setting of the world lack access to adequate obstetric care before, during and after delivery, it is expected that infant and maternal mortality would be very high in such regions of the world.

United Nations Population Fund (2004) reports that if mothers are at high risk of maternal death or illness, their children are at risk, too. Neonatal and infant deaths can result from poor maternal health and inadequate care during pregnancy, delivery and the critical immediate postpartum period.

Another direct factor responsible for the incidence of VVF is complications of criminal abortion (Hilton, 2003). Most criminal abortions are clandestinely practiced by untrained individuals who claim to be knowledgeable in the act. Through the use of wrong instruments, some girls have had their birth canal unknowingly damaged. If not repaired on time and adequately, this may result in VVF.
Politics › Re: Marriageable Age Of Places Around The World by coogar: 10:59pm On Jul 21, 2013
gabbytabby: No mind am. We have to stand for something.

Coogar if you never sleep I gat some more reading for you

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/7571703

http://www.google.co.uk/?gws_rd=cr#sclient=psy-ab&q=prevalence+of+vvf+in+young+mothers+in+chad&oq=prevalence+of+vvf+in+young+mothers+in+chad&gs_l=serp.3...4254.6872.0.8365.8.8.0.0.0.0.184.1325.0j8.8.0....0...1c.1.21.psy-ab.WC4Ww2VEvUo&pbx=1&bav=on.2,or.r_qf.&fp=e2e2284b2943e068&biw=1062&bih=558

http://www.google.co.uk/?gws_rd=cr#sclient=psy-ab&q=prevalence+of+vvf+in+young+mothers+in+chad&oq=prevalence+of+vvf+in+young+mothers+in+chad&gs_l=serp.3...4254.6872.0.8365.8.8.0.0.0.0.184.1325.0j8.8.0....0...1c.1.21.psy-ab.WC4Ww2VEvUo&pbx=1&bav=on.2,or.r_qf.&fp=e2e2284b2943e068&biw=1062&bih=558
as you can see yourself, all these links were reports from the impoverished areas of the world. ethiopia makes zamfara state look like abu dhabi. where is the report of VVF in UAE or other oil-rich countries in the world practising child marriage?
Politics › Re: Marriageable Age Of Places Around The World by coogar: 10:49pm On Jul 21, 2013
[quote author=ShyM-X]Lmao @ the bolded. grin
I believe it has more to do with poverty and sex being the only therapy. grin

That's why poor people make more babies than the rich ones. Mofos just wanna fvck all the time when there's nothing else to do! grin[/quote]an idle mind is a devil's tool. when there's nothing to do and the poverty level is acute, frustration sets in. my only problem is why sëxual frustration? within the last decade, nigeria developed a räpe culture that is yet unprecedented. i don't know if this has always been the case or the evolvement of the social media means more criminal incidents are reported.
Politics › Re: Marriageable Age Of Places Around The World by coogar:
gabbytabby: Per per per pervert. grin grin grin
Out of your sight ke abi bro yi is hallucinating haa haa no wonder oh. You dey see me for the computer?
yet the lunatic speaketh.....
see you where? not with your falafel face....

I came to the conclusion that you do not have the ability to "get it".
i have been getting "it" before you got your umbilical cord detached from your tummy.
Politics › Re: Marriageable Age Of Places Around The World by coogar: 9:50pm On Jul 21, 2013
gabbytabby: If this is what you can come up with then the money that was spent to educate you was such a waste ignorant pervert. Per per per pervert.
gabbytabby, get out of my sight.....
i have examined you and you lack the exposure to defend your corner concerning this issue - all you keep doing is ranting without advancing any of your point one jot.... i sincerely apologise to have overestimated your intelligence quotient!
Politics › Re: Marriageable Age Of Places Around The World by coogar: 9:35pm On Jul 21, 2013
gabbytabby: Most cultures/religion practised early marriages at some point and as societies develop they do away with the ills in it. Only the perverts like you would continue to argue for this point of view.
spoken like a true hypersensitive imbecilë yet again, you mean organised societies like saudi or dubai have brushed past child marriage? blimey, you are plumbing new depths of idiocy on this thread - stop before you embarrass yourself any further.

I do not see anything wrong with a firewood background and unlike you I am not ashamed of my background whatever that may be at least I am demonstrating progress but your perversion means you remain stuck and have a mental blockage which does not allow you to think logically(I dont know why your will equate simple common sense with being westernised).
unfortunately, you are a product of your environment especially when this rotten background of yours was around your formative years. all i am asking for is objectivity instead of ranting like a demented rhesus monkey. if you were born in kandahar controlled by the taliban, you would have been married off at 8 with gladness on your face - it's what it is.

Only the unintelligent will continue to argue on an issue that they do not believe in especially to the level that you have done. What is your own with muslim cleric whom you say are blindfolding who.
actually, only the smart people think outside the box and examine issues as sensitive as child marriage. it's a practise tied to religion or culture. it is different to drug usage or other modern vices you can think of. muslims have been forced to be defensive as everything they seem to practise is barbaric in the eyes of the west - it's become so bad that any attempt these days = islamophobia!

Think, what can I do to change things for the better should I continue to justify the actions of the abuser or support the abused in their quest and their fight. I am comfortable with my side of the fence are you with yours??
i am very comfortable with mine. when the west decided to approve gay marriage in their churches, why didn't africans or the middle east go up in arms to condemn the practise? everyone concluded the sëxual preference of anyone is not our business.....you should try the same logic here too. right or wrong, it's not your business what muslim parents do to their daughters - they did not come to your apartment to seek your daughter's hand in marriage.....


http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0002937807004395
you belong to the posse of deluded scientology-esque minority cabal of rabid, fanatical semi-illiterates who attack, ridicule and denigrate anyone who has the chutzpah to question your chain of thoughts! i would have perused the link you posted if you weren't such a despicable obnoxious nitwit that displays the same fits of a photo-sensitive epileptic patient!
Politics › Re: Marriageable Age Of Places Around The World by coogar: 9:07pm On Jul 21, 2013
rapmike: I did nt say dat u attackd 1st,am jst saying dat u dnt need 2 reply attack wit attack,only use logic tinking.besides dis ppl r nt wrong in opposing d law, as al of u hv statd,dis is a serious problem that is hidden,wheda in d north or d south,weda fake xtians or fake muslims,d problem is d same:- Gals r been abused by old and young men and passing dis law in power jst legalises it.
for starters, i have a zero tolerance for trolls. i was minding my business before i was called out. i return fire for fire, i have neve cared whose horse is gored!

Shy m-x is playing d it does nt concern me card bt he 4gets dat d card is part of d reason dat dis country experience d problems it faces. Selfishnes has kild any form of trust in naija among oda tings. Dat is d more reason y tings lyke dis cnt be shunnd.
Besides,u hv nt heard me speak b4 or read my posts maybe apart 4rm d 1 i hv pastd here,so y d hate and tink i am nt cognitive? I tink u nid 2 reconsider ur statement.
except that shymexx is right - it's not our business what the north decides to do to their daughters. they decided to go the sharia way some years ago, who cares? who are we to tell the northerners how to live their lives? all the governors in the north have first lady(s) - how many of them have come out to condemn what happened at the senate?

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