₦airaland Forum

Hezzyluv:
When you say jungle justice to a layman, na automatic tyre, petrol n matches. Which didn't happen here.

But, this type jungle justice looks fair to me.

Namaster:
Your sister is 31-year old and DESPERATE.
She's been WAITING for a man to call her OWN for nearly a DECADE.

Plus, she's clearly one of those people born with a built-in NGO software—ALWAYS on the lookout for a project to FIX.

Add that to being CHURCHY and you have a HORRIBLE decision maker like your sister.

The "brother" is banking on the CHURCHINESS of your sister to perpetrate his SCHEME.

His declarations of becoming a "Pastor" is also a RUSE.
With that frame perfectly established from the get-go, he can use BIBLICAL platitudes like being the "head of the family" and "wives submitting to their husbands" to SCAM your sister.

She will make the money.
And be FORCED to let the SCAMMER decide how it's spent.

Your sister is about to learn a very HARSH lesson.
By the time she's done with her education, she'd have become a Single Mother of THREE at 40.

Unfortunately, there is NOTHING you can do.
Women love FORBIDDEN love.

Telling her she's making a TERRIBLE mistake will just HARDEN her resolve.
Plus, it's going to make it more DIFFICULT for her to approach you for HELP when the man INEVITABLY starts showing her PEPPER.

Also, logic will NOT work with her.
Let her LEARN.

It's only MADNESS (and DESPERATION) that'd drive a Master's Degree Holder to be UNEQUALLY YOKED with a 35+ person with ONLY Primary 6 certificate and a VAGUE forward-looking statement of becoming a Pastor.

MADNESS!

AguluLiar:
This one na South East palava, no include the whole Nigeria.
Go solve your problems, leave us alone.

Chilota2:
You see that particular woman shouting "Negodu shopu " in side the second video, trust me, that woman is extremely happy.

Houseofglam7:
Ohh no! Investments gone up in flames!
Jeez

Chilota2:
You see that particular woman shouting "Negodu shopu " in side the second video, trust me, that woman is extremely happy.

Openyamind111:
Who should have insurance? Such policies won’t sell there.. wrong market target for any insurance advisor..

Wizardslayer:
Suffer too much for this country.

What a painful sight to behold.

WhiteIverson:
Before I faint I'll Jackie Chan the glass

Deeprooted:
So, immediately I stepped into the entrance door, light went off and I got trapped in there for over 10 minutes before they turned on their generator.

Rather than hastening up the alternative power source, the bank security were busy shouting "oga can you hear us"?

I was really terrified because there was no air flow in the cabin. I was just in there with so much heat.
Omo I fear ooo

Share your experience if you've ever been in a similar situation.

Ibrahim1985:
All these she or he stop talking to me because I should have done this or that. Life happens, there is nothing you can do. What will be will be. Those who are met for you will come and stay and those who are not met for you will leave.
Things happen, stop worrying yourself on something beyond your control. If you cannot do anything about it, do not worry about it. It is what it is, tomorrow you move and face another day. Enjoy being single and try again next time. Forget about it.

Senate Leader, Opeyemi Bamidele, has disclosed plans to sponsor a constitutional amendment bill in the 11th National Assembly seeking to replace the current two-term tenure arrangement for the president and governors with a single six-year term.

The proposal, which is expected to form part of a broader package of political and constitutional reforms, is aimed at strengthening governance and reducing the distractions associated with re-election campaigns.

Bamidele made the disclosure during an extensive interview in Abuja, where he spoke on constitutional reforms, insecurity, legislative transparency, anti-terrorism measures and the performance of the 10th Senate.

The Senate Leader also challenged the Revenue Mobilisation Allocation and Fiscal Commission (RMAFC) to immediately publish the salaries, allowances and benefits of all public office holders in the country, including members of the National Assembly, ministers, commissioners and state legislators.

According to him, persistent public misconceptions about lawmakers’ earnings were largely the result of a lack of transparency by the commission constitutionally empowered to determine the remuneration of political office holders.

He maintained that legislators neither fixed their salaries nor determined their allowances and insisted that making the information public would help dispel widespread assumptions about the financial privileges of lawmakers.

“All allowances received by parliamentarians at both the federal and state levels should be published fully and publicly. Legislators do not determine their remuneration. The Revenue Mobilisation and Fiscal Commission is responsible for that.

“The commission should publish comprehensively what every category of public office holder earns. These includes members of the National Assembly, state assembly members, ministers and others. Once that is done, many of the misconceptions surrounding legislative remuneration will disappear,” Bamidele said.

He also clarified that vehicles provided to senators and members of the House of Representatives were official government assets meant for legislative and constituency responsibilities and not personal property of lawmakers.

On the nation’s security challenges, Bamidele defended the decision of the Senate to reject a motion seeking the establishment of a special committee to probe all financial releases made to the military in the prosecution of the war against insurgency and terrorism.

He argued that opening a public investigation into military expenditure while troops remained actively engaged in combat operations would amount to putting the armed forces on trial in the middle of a war.

According to him, the military has continued to make enormous sacrifices under exceptionally difficult circumstances, confronting terrorists who have shifted from conventional warfare to guerrilla tactics.

He explained that the Senate considered it more appropriate to allow the existing oversight committees on Defence, Army, Navy and Air Force to continue their constitutional responsibilities of monitoring military spending and procurement.

Bamidele stressed that lawmakers regularly inspect military equipment acquisitions both within and outside the country and are involved in monitoring procurement processes to ensure accountability.

He said much of the military operations and acquisitions could not be publicly discussed because of national security considerations.

Despite growing public concerns over renewed attacks in some parts of the country, the Senate Leader insisted that substantial progress was being recorded in the fight against terrorism.

He attributed the recent spate of attacks partly to the pressure being mounted on insurgent groups through intensified military operations and international counter-terrorism partnerships.

According to him, terrorist groups were increasingly resorting to retaliatory attacks in an effort to undermine public confidence in the armed forces and create the impression that security efforts were failing.

“We must not allow political interests or propaganda to weaken public support for our military. Significant progress is being made, even if much of it cannot be discussed openly,” he said.

On efforts to strengthen the legal framework against violent crimes, Bamidele reaffirmed his support for the death penalty for convicted kidnappers and disclosed that the anti-terrorism bill he sponsored was approaching final legislative approval.

He noted that recent court decisions imposing death sentences on convicted kidnappers reflected the growing national consensus that stronger sanctions were required to combat the menace.

The Senate Leader also rejected claims that the 10th Senate functioned as a rubber stamp of the executive arm of government.

He contended that the Assembly deliberately adopted a model of constructive engagement with the presidency and government agencies rather than public confrontation.

He explained that many disagreements with the executive were resolved through consultations before bills and nominations reached the floor of the Senate.

Bamidele noted that the approach helped to avert unnecessary institutional conflicts while ensuring that legislative concerns were adequately addressed.

Citing the administration’s tax reform programme as an example, he said lawmakers engaged extensively with government officials and relevant stakeholders before the bills were eventually passed.

He maintained that collaboration between the executive and legislative arms should not be mistaken for a lack of independence, arguing that statesmanship often required quiet negotiations rather than public disputes.

Reflecting on the performance of the 10th Senate, Bamidele identified the controversy surrounding the suspension of a female senator as one of the lowest moments of the Assembly.

He said the episode created a public perception of division within the Senate and overshadowed important legislative work being undertaken at the time.

Nevertheless, he argued that the Assembly’s achievements in economic reform, taxation, education, agriculture and institutional development would have far-reaching benefits for the country.

The lawmaker argued that the Senate has worked closely with the executive to pass laws aimed at stabilising the economy, expanding access to education, promoting investment and strengthening non-oil revenue generation.

He, however, expressed confidence that the reforms already enacted by the National Assembly would, over time, contribute significantly to national development and improve the welfare of Nigerians.

Sabadon:
how many percent of Nigerian working class legitly earn millions?

Bendeco02:
He mocked him because she is from South South and they see SS & SE as same politically.

Any of them from that region mocked Buhari government? NO because they sees him as ally.

The most annoying thing is seeing some people from SS & SE joining them in the mockery without knowing the motive and sentiment they have.

Non of them is mocking tinubu on current insecurities because he is from SW.

Assume the current president is from SS or SE, you would have seen their pastors preaching about the government flop in their church

greatness5:
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free2ryhme:
if you continue with this mindset life will be very bitter for you

deavicky:
stagnant!!! I’m probably richer than half of your immediate family put together. Why are u so pained?.

Leepeak:

Nice one let me tell you your greatest fear
You will keep losing important people in your life don't forget your contact is your contract
If I can't forgive yourself, you can't forgive anyone
Remind me of my South Africa babe I leave her because of same character forget everything I buy for her or invest in the relationship, better say I lose things than one day u bath me with acid or poison me with food,
Because of unforgiven spirit,
And funny enough people like ona, ona sin or offense is way bigger than the person dat offended you, if na your own na small thing if na person own na big tin
So what am trying to say is that storing Data of offenses is Rong, my own cousin arrest me, but when him elder brother talk to me and tell me to let go, I did, and today he even dey give me contract and many benefits/ opportunities so normally this life nor get part 2
Be wise if u die today this very minutes life goes on + you - you sun go still shine and rain go still fall
He get why u go leave life reach u go automatically wise and be careful even let go sometimes because u never see life
So I pray and my prayer for you na for u to vex kill person
U will not HONDA-STAND until u learn the hard way
When u kill person and u go jail for like 20 years in prison trust me if person offend next time u go tell the person God bless u and love you
Infact reminded me of my late aunty if u step you feet on her she will tell u sorry
She has been doing it since kid I was told that
So my guy abu girl
Not let unforgiven spirit or storing of data affects your life u are still very young very young
Life is too short to hold grudges
Imagine how you pray
Imagine your debt of love
You don't know Christ
And it is written in the volume of the book
And to know the love of Christ that surpasses human comprehension
You love not with your measurements of love but his measurements
Sometimes something's are better left unsaid
But honestly I really want make u enter big trouble so u will learn the hard way, that how human is
If them learn the hard way them nor go HONDA STAND wetin unforgivable altitude does to relationship and contact
The devil will use that to weaken you weaken your faith
Give no room to the devil
If someone offend u, u work up to him or her tell him instantly and kiss them then u forget
And let go move on
But I still want you to go jail

Bimpe29:
A thread opened in August 2022 just made it to the front page almost 4 years later.

Having said that, you are kindly advised to be intentional and deliberate about emotional intelligence aimed at guiding your emotions. People will surely you hurt and offend you. Hence, you must be capable of not only forgive but ensure that the relationship/distance isn't cut off particularly with your closest folks.

Anuoluwa12345:
Good evening, pls I need help on something
I don't even know how to put it well, but I will try my best to explain a little..and I seek sincere advice from matured and experienced ppl on the forum.

I am a type that when I love ppl, I love them wholeheartedly..to the extent that I will give in all my best to them.. be it family members or non. When I tell you I gat your back, then I truly mean it. But the problem now is, when these ppl hurt me. I don't know how to handle it, I don't even know if I will call it unforgiving spirit or maybe cause I remember things alot, I will surely not forget.

It's not as if I won't forgive them o, I will but, to make that relationship between me and that person smooth back.. it's not possible.. the distance will always be there.. tho before I get angry or pick offence it takes long, but once it happens like this! I know I have lost relationship with that soul.

Some of my relatives (extended fam) offended me, and since about 3 yrs now, these ppl have been sending different ppl just to beg me and talk to me etc.. in order to make things back, but it's just not working!. Cuz I know myself.

And I am a type that, once I vex, I don't look back..even if the person has done a lot of things etc.. I have tried my best but it's just not working. And I understand the fact that there is no how there won't be argument among humans, it's not possible.

My greatest fear now is, what if I marry, is this how It will be towards my husband, someone I claim I love? Pls how do I tackle this problem before I reach that stage, pls I need sincere word of wisdom from elders, else why I come to a faceless forum to pour out my mind.

Cum4me:
Another wasted time. See the episode this simp wrote because of woman. Una never see anything

deavicky:
stagnant!!! I’m probably richer than half of your immediate family put together. Why are u so pained?.