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Danisaint112: chieveboy:My question is the last bolded statement. What does the dreaming? |
chieveboy:I was responding to your past comment. ![]() If you actually have a factual answer I'm all ears. Unless you are speechless. 😶 |
chieveboy:Dude I don't care what you think about this, but naturally your brain dies with your body so naturally the thinking Factor is gone. You automatically seize to exist. And it's not even something you call being unconscious it's far beyond that or anything you can fathom (beyond human reasoning). It's just like having that weird thought; what if, just what if nothing actually existed? God never existed? Your brain goes blank immediately. Imagine when you die and the brain dies with the body. May I ask, what does the dreaming please? Don't give me superstitious beliefs just be factual that's all I ask. |
chieveboy:You dream because your brain still functions. You don't dream when you are dead. You don't even know you exist anymore. It's just like that part of your sleep time, when you sleep for hours without dreaming and you wake up not knowing what occured when you were asleep. Know this and know peace. |
By the time Yekini Amoda Ogunlere A.K.A Jagaban is done with you all, even the his Jaga Jaga bandits online and offline will confirm the gospel of "E go reach everybody" is freaking real. ![]() Ebola BAT is just two years into office failing woefully but have started discussing about 2027 election. Man is discussing politics 24/7 but has nothing to offer Nigerians, and his morons are hailing him. Pathetic. |
APOPTOSIS:What you said is true. I am an introvert but I know a dude my neighbors always vibe with, workout together, do morning work and things together. Only for the guy to get a girlfriend and locked up. He became even more scarce than me and hardly discuss with people he once shared fun with. |
apprentist:LET ME GIVE YOU A HACK Pay attention; what I'm going to be telling you now would be hard, but it's something that has worked for a lot of people and I also believe would work for you if you do this one thing below 👇 CONTROL YOUR URGE Hear me out: If you can control your urge for just one month without asking her for sex you will see the huge difference it would make. You will see serious concern on her face and she would ask you about it. Act as if she doesn't matter as regarding to sex. Even when she decides to put up a show by wearing skimpy or body revealing dress to seduce you (because women can be dramatic sometimes), dude pretend as if she doesn't exist. While doing this, make fake phone calls when she is around and act as if you are seeing another person. Don't make these phone calls when you are very close her or make it too obvious that would prompt her to ask questions, use your psychological triggers and leave her guessing. For example: You could start up a conversation on phone when she is in the toilet (act as if you are whispering but make sure hears) and pretend as if you are asking your bro/friend on phone for the bride price of women from a certain community (call any community in your hometown). Infact mention that community you know there women are known tigers (every state have them). I'm not saying you should start keeping malice with your wife oo. Or cause a trouble. No bro. Infact, Interact with her like usual, smile like you used to or more, let nothing change except the sex demanding nature of you. If after one month she doesn't ask you anything. My brother then something is wrong somewhere. But if you honestly feel nothing is wrong (she ain't cheating on you), then, stretch it for two more months The moment she perceives you are seeing another woman or planning on marrying a second wife my brother she would sit up and you will see yourself solutions will start coming from every angle. Women love competition, it's their nature. You think they believe we find nails attractive? They know we don't, it's for their fellow women. They also know we men ain't able to differenciate between a ₦1M hair and a ₦10k hair. It's all competition with their fellow women. Attention is nature, and when you don't give them that attention especially the one they feel you can't live without, the begin to pay serious attention. Even if she offers you sex on a platter of gold, My brother do shakara small. 😁 Don't just jump on her with sheepish smile like a ravenous sex starved lion. And even after the sex my brother "CONTINUE" in Patience Jonathan voice 😂 Don't stop doing it just yet. It's all about your urge. Right, This is the sacrifice you have to make. Which I don't even feel is hard. This has worked for 99% of the people who tried it. And I believe it will work for you. Except she doesn't love you anymore or don't value her marriage, but if she does, she would definitely come around. Thank me later. |
Nairastake:No you get it wrong. Those who voted for Atiku will still vote for him especially now that they have seen BAT ain't worth it. We Obidients may not like the fact he accepting the VP slot but it's a sacrifice we have to make to unseat this calamitous government. Note: Where Obi goes we go. He is the man with the hope of a new Nigeria, energetic and a workaholic. He definitely won't be dull like Osinbanjo, plus Atiku would want to merge brains with him to see that things actually work for the people. So it's a win for everyone. |
id911:Russia won't try it with Finland to begin with. Especially now they joined NATO so rest your hype ass. You think they aren't tired of the war as much as Ukraine. What would they do to Finland that they haven't done in Ukraine? The worst they will cowardly result to is nukes which most NATO members have. If they were such a good brother to the Fins the wouldn't have ported to NATO. Ogbeni rest jareh! Supporting rubbish. |
Lifestone:God bless you for this statement. That's why we need someone that will keep tabs of the money recovered and money spent. Another reason we clamour for Peter Obi. We ain't saying he would turn Nigeria to paradise overnight but I can bet my flFather land that he will perform better than Tinubu in terms of handling corruption (stolen and diverted funds), security and agriculture. |
Sharpsharp00123:Fear dey catch you abi! I see am for your comment.. The trumpets of war has not yet being blown but you are already shivering like spineless toad. How pathetic! 😏 |
Nokio2:Mine was 3K. The thing still dey pain me. As if the line has even been blocked don't just know. |
wellmax:Abegii |
Tinubu is involved in this—otherwise, why would Abure still be parading himself as the National Chairman, even after the Supreme Court ruled against him? And yet, INEC, a supposed impartial electoral body fully aware of this, still gave in. It's obvious the country has been hijacked by jackals. Abure should have it at the back of his mind that Peter Obi gave him the little fame he is enjoying. Peter Obi made him. And the day he, Obi leaves the party, it's over for him. |
yarimo:Fear dey catch you abi? I see am for your eyes.
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I don't take anyone that calls themselves pastor or prays to much serious. I don't worship them or give them special respect. Never.As a matter of fact I am more weary of them. Because they can be very manipulative if they want to be. That's how one lady in my in my former neighborhood will kabash from 10 PM to 4 AM in the morning only to end up sleeping with a man the next day. And in the morning she sneaks him out thinking nobody knows. Green snakes in green grass. I was shocked to discover some of her dirty secrets that I can't even say here. |
Guyman02:It's good to know that there are still some people on this forum who speak the truth against all odd. God bless you for this write up. I have been wanting to pen this down here since. |
ALTERNATEID:This argument have been sealed a long time ago. Lagos built by the government and once federal capital territory. Rest. |
Solsix:Now he knows governance is continuum. Very cunny and two faced person. |
DenreleDave:Ndi mgbu go and look for who to tempt you have failed woefully. |
DenreleDave:Wow so this things actually exist. For you to assume I fall into this group, it's obvious you are one of those group or know well about it. Shame on you all pretentious lovers of Nigeria. |
DenreleDave:Call it whatever you want but we are no fools or stupids like APshit and their supporters who believe the president and economy is doing well. Hence, no protest is even needed at all. Typical mindset of tribally brainwashed fools. |
DenreleDave:So you and your likes would bad mouth him and accuse him of trying to topple Tinubu government by anarchy simply because he lost the presidential election. If Peter Obi hits the street now, the result will speak for itself but man is wiser than APshit. And we his followers know better. |
There was actually no need to protest. It was just a difference of 33 naira compared to what we have now. They protest would have been legit if fuel rose to 150-180 at that time. And come to think of it, he is right. Why is it that now that fuel has increased beyond measure, now that there is actually a need to protest, no one is protesting? Where are those that Protested even then? Where are those that voted Goodluck out? Well it's obvious the country is soaked deep in tribalism and the whole situation turned into a tribal political battle. |
Anything that breeds terrorists in the heart of Isreal should seize to exist. |
We are not. Second tenor will prove it. Wait na time. |
IPIGSRSHALLOW:Listen up, my friend, your analogy about Grandpa’s 20 schools and your dismissal of Peter Obi’s record as “cheap talk” is about to get dismantled with cold, hard facts. You’re out here acting like building new schools is the only measure of educational progress, but you’re missing the bigger picture—big time. Let’s school you on what Obi actually did in Anambra and why your critique is more noise than substance. First off, you claim Obi should’ve built new schools because 20 weren’t enough. Newsflash: Anambra didn’t have just 20 schools—it had schools in every community or nearby, as you’ve been told. Obi didn’t build new ones from scratch, true, but he renovated and upgraded over 1,000 schools across the state. That’s right, over a thousand—not the “less than 50” you might’ve heard as examples. His administration poured N5.7 billion into rehabilitating public and mission schools, equipping them with 23,000 computers, 420 generators, 400 buses, and modern labs and libraries. This wasn’t cosmetic patching; it was a massive overhaul that transformed crumbling infrastructure into functional learning environments. So, before you talk about “repairing Grandpa’s schools,” recognize the scale of Obi’s work—1,000+ schools revitalized is no small feat. Second, you’re hung up on new buildings, but let’s talk results. Obi didn’t build new schools, yet under his leadership, Anambra went from 26th to 1st in national NECO and WAEC rankings, achieving the best educational improvement nationwide. That’s not “cheap propaganda”—that’s measurable impact. Schools weren’t just fixed; teachers were trained, students got better resources, and the entire education system was elevated. The effects? Still felt today, with Anambra maintaining a strong educational reputation. You think building a few new schools would’ve done that? Obi’s strategic choice to fix existing infrastructure maximized scarce funds and delivered results that new construction might not have. Your Grandpa’s 20 schools analogy falls flat when you consider the systemic transformation Obi pulled off. And let’s address your “cheap talk” jab. Obi’s record isn’t promises—it’s antecedents, the very thing you claim to value. He returned mission schools to their owners (churches), gave them billions to restore their glory, and backed it with data-driven policies. Anambra’s education leap wasn’t an accident; it was the result of a leader who prioritized impact over flashy projects. If you were in Obi’s shoes, you say you’d have “implemented” more than noise. But what’s noisier than dismissing a proven track record to push a narrative? Obi’s results—1,000+ schools upgraded, top national rankings—speak louder than your hypothetical boasts. Here’s the kicker: building new schools sounds nice, but when every community already has schools, and they’re in shambles, renovation is smarter. Obi didn’t waste funds on vanity projects; he fixed what was broken and made it world-class. If you think that’s “blabbing,” try explaining why Anambra’s education soared without a single new school built. Go ahead, we’ll wait. In short, your argument is like criticizing a chef for not planting new crops when he turned a rundown kitchen into a Michelin-star restaurant. Peter Obi’s legacy in Anambra’s education is ironclad: over 1,000 schools renovated, unprecedented academic success, and a system still reaping benefits today. Next time, check the facts before swinging. This debate? Done and dusted. |
helinues:So nobody fit catch this guy for me? |
mrvitalis:Obi won't step aside simply because he is better than Atiku. If we have to fail again so be it. We all learn the hard way until Nigerians learn how to vote right. |
Ladies and gentlemen, take a moment to imagine this was an Igbo man. Yes, imagine again. ![]() Helinues and Yarimo would have had a new punch lines to use for the next 3 months. ![]() |
This is not new this is just who PO is. Man is a giver without expectation. The statement: "We no dey give shi shi!" only applies to bribe. But when it comes to investing in human capital development and education, dude has always been a giver even before he went into politics. The only reason most Northern politicians will want to poison the mind of their people with religious and tribal rhetorics is because they don't want them (the North) to see the light (become largely educated) because they know if they do then it is finished because they won't be able to use them for their political games/gains anymore. |
abc115:Tribalistic being. You will loose something in life someday that you will forever live to regret if you don't stop this shitty tribalism of yours. |


