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Shankieboy:Let me please tell you one truth. Some people have hormonal imbalance. I have seen women who want to become men on reality tv. Part of what they do is take regular doses of male hormones such that even the shape of their faces eventually acquire the look of a man. I did not have to see this on tv anyway to know. Men and women both have male and female sex hormones. But men have by far of the male hormones than the female ones. The same thing for women, who have by far more of the female hormones than the male ones. That is why during puberty (when sex hormones start developing in men) some men see their nipples temporarily rise. The female hormones are developing alongside the male but they eventually get over-shadowed by the dominance of male hormones. What I am saying in essence is... Please take hormonal treatment. Also, as someone said, how this started in history, may be very relevant to this. Facing (and taking care of - ie dealing with) what happened that caused/started this in the past [ if this is the case] is super powerful as you are confronting the reason why things took a turn for this path. But lest you forget... Hormonal treatment works. Hormones are the very things God created to handle our sexuality, that makes a man's voice deep or a girls waist swell/sway I think you will be fine. Hormonal treatment takes effect progressively and in my view is the physical cement with which heal this anomaly |
Mariangeles:And why do you feel judged? ![]() |
Jolar101: |
johndanny:https://static.pulse.ng/img/incoming/origs3568063/740048315-w980-h640/ibrahim-shekarau.jpg Ibrahim Shekarau, instead. Through out his tenure as governor of Kano state, there was no riot in the notorious Kano. I saw him first in the 2011 presidential debates in which GEJ did not appear but PMB, El-Rufai and some other person participated. He floored all of them. Everybody there looked inept (because he was there). I remember that Buhari looked (and sounded) particularly inept in comparison. At that time, I felt it was to a great extent because Ibrahim Shekarau heavily outclassed everyone. Anyway, the guy is good. |
Mariangeles:No one is asking for Jonathan back, but I see that you (and everyone that makes statements like this) are only face-saving from the thick of the embarrassment they are not happy to find themselves in - the magnitude of the error they invested themselves in by voting in the current president and the public passion with which they did it. |
coolscott:He has a hands-on approach to things |
I will vote for Ibrahim Shekarau, former governor of Kano state before Kwankwaso. Go check his records. Go check him out. He has demonstrated more excellence than the rest. Throughout his stay, there was not one single riot in the notorious Kano. |
oyatz:Well... if your universities can be so attractive, then there will be people who will not mind going through a period (to learn and pass Yoruba at a certain level). But as it is... (i). That super attractiveness does not exist (ii). There is no program to teach foreigners and non-yorubas the language before they begin attending classes at the universities (iii). It is hard to make other Nigerians see reason with it given that English is the lingua franca of the nation. The absence of (i) and (ii) above gives the whole thing a skewed look. If (i) and (ii) above are established, then not much worry may be given to (iii). The other issue is should this new policy be applied to federal universities (owned and funded by the federal govt) situated in Lagos? - South-south Voice |
tochukwuifediba:I support the bill. Our languages are dying. Who else to preserve a language but the owners of the language? Where else to protect it but in the geographical space of its origins? If Igbos don't like, let them not go and do the same in Igbo land. Besides, isn't it a plus that other ethnic groups living in Lagos state have a new opportunity to learn the language and the culture of the natives there? It is a plus for them to end up being bilingual (in terms of Nigerian languages) knowing their language along with Yoruba **Modified I don't think they should make it a must that a student seeking to school in any of their tertiary universities should have a pass in Yoruba language. They will be making their schools more local (less diversity as folks from destinations far from Lagos, and with different cultures) will not come to the university because they cannot speak (or write) in Yoruba |
okachie1:He reads a lot and keeps informed. I thought most people pushed it just a little too far in asserting Buhari will be unwise enough to actually push medieval ideas on people living on earth today, in a medieval manner. As it stands, I doubt he cares for the respect that modern day society should bestow on him if he is considered a good president. I think he cherishes more the glory of actually being the only mordern person who successfully carried out or completed a huge chunk (if not all) of the initial jihadist agenda of Usman Dan Fodio |
troublemakea:That we didn't believe, but which whether we believed it or not, came true. |
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victorvezx:I saw some nonesense they posted and I just don't have time to be engaging with them, so I decided to revive this in response. You see, they seem to be fraudulent and thieving by nature so it seems they think no attention is on them the topic now so they can steal through lying. So, I have to remind them and everyone quickly, who we are dealing with. Unfortunately for them, I will revive my comment where I show how it is the white man who created warrant chiefs for them, and put it into a thread of its own. Too bad, we all (nationally) will be discussing and studying this issue of how the warrant chieftaincy system that exists among them today was established by the white man (for tax collection purposes). And in contrast, the white men had to pay taxes to the chiefs and Amanyanobos (kings) of Bonny, Kalabari, Nembe, etc, (all ijaw kingdoms) to be able to do business there. When Ijaws speak (culturally) Igbos should just respect themselves and know when to keep quiet. |
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Baraqkenny:That is not a way of thinking that suggests the proponent has the benefit of vision. In 2011, although I supported Jonathan, I planned not to vote for him in 2015. But because I could clearly see the horror gathering in the clouds in the form of Buhari and the APC, I had to support GEJ vigorously. I COULD SEE. Saying you will vote both PDP and APC out is the kind of reasoning that will make you vote another Buhari (because he seems to be good and is not in the APC and PDP and you think you are punishing anybody). If the APC had presented Fashola or Ibrahim Shekarau, I would have voted for any of them (definitely for Shekarau, former gov. of Kano state before Kwankwaso). Use your mind and don't vote out of hate or spite for a thing. Certain personalities will take us back (as our current president has very well done) and certain will take us forward. People who talk like this are mostly people who made the embarrassing error of lending the weight of their personalities (and their thumbs) to the error we all agree we suffer. In order not to look so bad, they say "In fact, let us vote out both PDP and APC". They forget that it was not really about APC. t It was about at least improving from whatever we had gained as a country (no matter how meagre) vs throwing us in painful swings backwards. I did not support Buhari at all but if the right candidate emerges from the APC (and I believe that is extremely unlikely) I will feel inclined to support that candidate. |
sunmike065:Thank you. |
coolscott:Durosure I just called you a few minutes ago |
Durosure: |
I have $50 worth of payoneer for sale. Any taker(s)? |
sunmike065:I could help you buy. My Telegram number: 08054835557 |
See below, what an Engr. Dauda Umar Potiskum tweets on twitter https://twitter.com/Ibraheem_Pkm/status/959033232875405312
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Is it not the police force that are a failed force for the reasons this PRO is giving? |
Let me just say that it I believe Amaechi will see himself as not being hurt by anybody. It is clear that he has been hurt by his own hand. For just as the soldiers, believing they were on a victory ride, followed Pharoah into the red sea, So did Amaechi feel he was riding into some sort of future victory but unfortunately, it has turned out to be the red sea of political disfavour the leader of the ride (pres. Buhari) has led his political followers and faithfuls into. Will they come out? Are they coming out? I don't think so. |
gare:You do not know Amaechi. He entered into politics an being something of a thug. You see, you can tell the difference between his breed of politicians and the better breed. His breed left no mark of achievement in any field of endeavour prior to politics. No success as a dentist, as a school teacher, as a doc, as a practicing lawyer or anything. Just the gutter's crave for power that pervaded the place in 1999 when we got into this era of our democracy, the third republic |
madridguy:Incorrect! He is not owing tax. His company owes at least owed the banks (just like any business owes) and he is involved in a payment plan (just as is the case with every bank loan). Even Nigeria owes a lot and in spite of the owing chooses to go borrow more. |
gbosaa:I am a southerner and I say... "true" |
Incrizz:Funny, funny, funny ![]() |
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Ohammadike:Please understand that it has taken the federal govt's involvement by inaction in the killings in Benue (his state) for the fanatic Buhari supporter, sarki, to finally criticize Buhari. These massacres had to happen this way in Sarki's benue state for him to criticize Buhari. It goes to reason that if the massacres where happening say in Jos, or some place else, he may not have found it right to criticize Buhari |
The National Publicity Secretary of Afenifere, Yinka Odumakin, warned that the Federal Government was leading the nation down the path of anarchy and lawlessness by planning to negotiate with the herdsmen, who it said had stained the nation with the blood of innocent citizens. Odumakin slammed the Osinbajo-led panel for proposing to meet with the Miyetti Allah, saying it was unfortunate that “a professor of law would be meeting to negotiate with criminals.” He added, “If the panel is meeting herdsmen, who are staining the country with blood, it means the Federal Government is complicit in the murder of Nigerians. They have not brought one person to book, but they are negotiating with the murderers; this is an invitation to anarchy.” https://punchng.com/afenifere-ohanaeze-acf-chief-fault-fgs-planned-talks-with-miyetti-allah/ |
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