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Romance › Re: My Opinion: We Ladies Should Stop Visiting Guys. RAPE Is Real!!! by DeeMain(m): 11:04am On Aug 09, 2015
EggovinMma:
God bless you, your parents really train you well.God bless your mother more and more.


Truth is, there are many rapists a d potential rapists here on NL.Those who spent so much time defending rapists here have actually molested or try to molest a woman/women before.
Thanks dear.

The level of support (covert and overt) for rape on this thread is frightening.

We all need to speak out and educate our menfolk and the women on this scourge.

Smh.
Romance › Re: My Opinion: We Ladies Should Stop Visiting Guys. RAPE Is Real!!! by DeeMain(m):
Brugo:
Let me state it clearly for the benefit of those who (like you) cannot make inferences from a few paragraphs; I don't support rape.

If you actually believe this emotional outburst of yours is logical then I have no business with you. Now go back and read my initial comments with my disclaimer in mind.
Brugo:
Girl dresses scantily to visit a guy who is sexually active. They get cuddly and start kissing and touching then she says no when he makes further moves to take off her clothes. Not all guys have the will to stop when the process has been initiated.

Ladies if you don't want to get raped, stop setting yourselves up. Don't get to the point of heavy petting then pull away. You may be dealing with a guy who has little control when aroused. You can't put hot coal on your lap and hope it won't burn you.
This is an example of your beautiful nonsense, the warped logic you displayed ubiquitously all over this thread. You call this a disclaimer??

My friend, once a woman says NO, it does not mattter what has happened prior or if she was half naked or led you on or kissed you first or was responding initially, STOP!!! The property you are trying to access is hers. She has a right to tell you to stop whenever she deems fit. You are NOT an ANIMAL. You are a man, with a body that has been given a brain to control the body. Know who you are. Use the damn brain well! Not knowing that you can control your behaviour or your body or your response, no matter the cause, is a terrible type of ignorance.

I'll leave you with this quote:

In other living things, ignorance of themselves is nature, in man it's a vice - Boethius
Romance › Re: My Opinion: We Ladies Should Stop Visiting Guys. RAPE Is Real!!! by DeeMain(m):
Brugo:
Lol. I will ignore your feeble attempt at goading me. You were begging the question. I only showed you how "simple" your argument was. Why do you bother with clothes? Why the need for any sense of propriety?

Cause and effect applies in the context which I discussed earlier. Forèplay like the term implies is the precursor to a more intimate experience. Why would you dress like a stripper and initiate or engage in heavy petting and stop halfway then claim you were raped afterwards? Had you not expressed consent already?

My dear you had it coming and you must share in the blame. Note the word "share".
You just have head knowledge without wisdom and Emotional Intelligence. Blatantly displaying your ignorance publicly and without compunction is the hallmark of a fool.

There is something called boundary and territory. A woman's (or man's) body belongs to her completely, moreso her privates. She is the owner. Landlady. The moment she says NO, stop!

(ADDENDUM:The moment you rape her, you have forcefully taken what does not belong to you. You have robbed her in the most intimate and wicked way possible. You have violated her life).

Lack of self-control or restraint is a punishable weakness.

Many in developed countries are languishing in jail because of the warped intelligence you are unashamedly exhibiting here. Many have died or have been harmed for raping a girl as relatives come for revenge.

Rape is mental and psychological trauma. Rape is evil. Many girls are maimed for life. Many re-experience the torture forever.

Your entire argument on this thread is what we call Beautiful Nonsense. Pray for sense pls.
Culture › Re: Biafra Shocker!!! Sunday Oliseh Refused To Be called Igbo!!! See 0:35 - 0:40 by DeeMain(m):
Beremx:
Someone said he's not Igbo and he's been attacked. Can you blame Sunday Oliseh for denying being Igbo?


I am yet to see any Igbo speaking Deltan admitting they are Igbos.
Berem, you are smart, you are intelligent, but sometimes when you make certain statements about your tribe, you come short. Little wonder, the vast majority of Igbos here don't like u.

The above statement u made here is not true. I would understand if someone from another tribe made it but not u, a nwa ada.

For the sake of arguments, even if the statement were true, u know why many would deny being Igbo during and after the war: if u were Deltan and Igbo during the war, it meant certain death or threats to your life or excommunication or deprivation or mockery or jeering or hate of some kind from non-Igbos or from government.

Why don't u balance your views with such insights. That's what an objective, detribalized Igbo would do. Unless of course, u hate your tribe, which I don't believe u do.

Biko, were ire gi guo eze gi onu.

Wepu aka enwe n'ofe ka o hapu igho aka mmadu.
Romance › Re: Talk Some Sense Into My Head.... This Guy Is No Good For Me by DeeMain(m): 1:51am On Aug 01, 2015
The guy is broken. He's been through some trauma in life: childhood or later in his life. You are not a therapist. You can't fix him. Run for your life now. If you don't, this relationship will kill you. A stressful relationship leads to stressed emotions, which causes dis-ease in the body, which eventually leads to a disease, which might eventually kill.

Run. If you feel powerless to run, get a therapist yourself. Save yourself now.

You are intelligent and have got potentials, use that brain to save your own life now.

Count what counts!
Romance › Re: Much Ado About Nigerian Girls by DeeMain(m): 10:46am On Jul 27, 2015
safarigirl:
sorry, I grew up with men so forgive me if my posts have mannish tendencies, like gutter language once in a while.

If you detect anger in my post, you're reading my post wrong. Using curse words does not always translate to anger. And please, i'm not fighting or trying to defend women. A lot of people mistake my posts for such, I would sooner defend men.
Words have syncopation, colour, emotions, tone, meaning and experience. A wise man once said, "Out of the abundance of the heart the mouth speaks." Some of us can detect the prevailing emotional state and architecture of a speaker or a writer by studying their words. Anyway, a matter for another day.

I don't like excuses. It smacks of victimhood and helplessness. You can choose how you respond to life. If you want to grow in life, quit excuses. That's a real strength there.

Yes, and there's nothing wrong with defending women. Just do it right.
Romance › Re: Much Ado About Nigerian Girls by DeeMain(m): 3:18am On Jul 27, 2015
safarigirl:
lol....stop feeling like you started something.

I started writing this thread in the afternoon, but couldn't fi ish it due to otherr engagements. Just posted it this evening, but it's been on my mind for a long time. The Malia Obama mumu thread triggered me to write it.

The daftness of Naija men should be legendary. Last year, a thread of Malia surfaced in a crop top and she was slammed, today that dude brought her as a 'role model' to Naija girls for 'simplicity and modesty'....just cuz she was wearing a dress you can't pass through my school gate in.

Btw, dunno how naija girls are the hoes when yankeee babes start kpanshing at 14 and have gullies for va+ginas before 20 undecided
Was digging your beautiful reasoning till I read this. You can't elevate your argument about respecting the Nigerian woman by bringing down women elsewhere. You are helping the men you are attacking reinforce their points about women. You just committed the same offence you were criticizing. And ditch the gutter language and the anger(yes, it shows)-you are more beautiful than that.
Christianity Etc › Re: ISIS Trainer Turns To The Bible, 'sick Of The Killing' by DeeMain(m): 12:58pm On Jul 13, 2015
jojotemitopaz:
read your recent history properly....read on the history of the crusaders and the roles of the pope in some european nations...bros violence was key.
The history is a different thing. Men who did not understand the bible did bad things. The bible then was meant for only a top few. Now, Christians have bibles and know what's in their bible.

My response earlier was based on what is contained in the bible and what the bible says about Christianity and what Christianity preaches today, which was being mischaracterized here. Had to put the record straight.
Christianity Etc › Re: ISIS Trainer Turns To The Bible, 'sick Of The Killing' by DeeMain(m): 1:40am On Jul 13, 2015
Reiyvinn:
Self-deceit. Killing exists in both books (even more in the Bible!). The only diff is the followers of one are gradually accepting modernized civilization while the other won't just let go off their stone-agedness. I no mention names oh!
Christians mean Christ-like. That's New Testament stuff. Slap me and I turn the other cheek teaching. The killings and fights u see in the bible are based on Judaism which is old testament. Christians read the old to help them understand the new.

So, don't get it twisted. Unconditional Love is the prime teaching of Christ.
Politics › Re: Pastor Kumuyi Visits Governor Ikpeazu (Photo) by DeeMain(m): 7:38pm On Jul 01, 2015
Sleekyshuga:
Hmmmm... This Biafra thing, I so hate..
Dunno when we Igbos will learn..

Phewwwwww... God punish anyone that tunes to the FM around me sad sad.
Nne, I've read all the altercation your views generated in this thread. My advice for you is that this is a very very sensitive topic and you should try to apply wisdom by keeping mum or ignore things like this going forward. Apply wisdom pls. Remember the internet is not that anonymous. You don't know who is who. Focus your energy more on your goals and on achieving purpose. Cheers. My 2 Naira.
Politics › Re: Chibok Girls Survivors, Now In Oregon Boarding School, Share Their Stories (Pics by DeeMain(m): 6:16pm On Jun 11, 2015
barcanista:
The story get K-leg
Guy, you are too intelligent for this. Disappointed. Don't let hate veil the eyes of your understanding. See. Stand for truth. Use your intelligence well.
Travel › Re: 10 Stunning Natural Swimming Spots In Nigeria by DeeMain(m): 1:55pm On Jun 08, 2015
Thought you missed out on Yankari Games Reserve's spring. Later saw it. Didn't know it's called Wikki Spring though. Loved the colour and the temperature of the water.
Family › Re: Please Save Me From Myself, My Husband Cheated On Me, I Tried To Kill Myself by DeeMain(m): 6:14pm On Jun 03, 2015
nickibarb:
Please help me. I'm drowning.

First, don't panic. Look up, look around for a strong branch to hold on to. Don't let it go lest u drown. Use it as ur anchor. God? A friend? A counsellor? A pastor?

I am feeling very depressed right now.

I am so heartbroken, I don't know what to do. I feel like I gave my marriage my all, I followed all the rules of a good wife, I read books, i don't know what I could have done differently.

Your problem now is that u feel stuck. Step out of ur rut. You are smart. You have options. 1001 of them. Think about this. Let the freedom of knowing this wash over u this minute.

I wanted to die to get away from my life, but now I didn't die, i'm happy he came home in time to rescue me.

You are stronger than u think u are. Reach deeper into u NOW.

This man has made me CRAZY.

Nobody can make u crazy without your permission. Quit the victim talk. Take back your power. Run things hence. Have a showdown talk with your husband. Let him know how much u hurt. Then draw boundaries in your marriage. Let him know which lines are no-go areas and be strong enough to mete out consequences when he steps out of agreed lines.

I feel like God has allowed a trial too great for me to handle to come my way. I feel like he over-rated my strength. I am just 27. Isn't it too soon for me to face this kind of life challenge?

Life challenges are life lessons. If u pass this test, u will be promoted and happy. If u fail it, misery may dine with u.

And yes. Pray. The word works.
Family › Re: Please Save Me From Myself, My Husband Cheated On Me, I Tried To Kill Myself by DeeMain(m): 5:37pm On Jun 03, 2015
SAMBARRY:
you too check yourself alagbere!




Let me even ask why is it so hard to keep it inside your pants. Is that tail so difficult to be controlled?



God gave us a brain for a reason. If she can't use it to bad. Is it news that if you live an opportunity you'll be taken advantage of especially when he don see say you meek
Guess you are too brain smart and logical to know when to think with your heart. Everything is not logic baby. One day you will get this. Bye.
Family › Re: Please Save Me From Myself, My Husband Cheated On Me, I Tried To Kill Myself by DeeMain(m): 5:17pm On Jun 03, 2015
SAMBARRY:
Ahen as I was saying you said you want to commit suicide
there're many ways to die but let me give you theffastest one. Lock all the windows and doors in the middle of the night let's say like 2am so that it won't be easy for anyone to come to your aid then when your husband is asleep pour fuel all over the floor then set the house ablaze. When you and your husband die you people can continue your relationship in hell. He no go see anybody to cheat with
next
Your post reeks of an ugly kind of meanness and callousness! The OP's emotional state may be too fragile for this kind of dart. Check yourself young lady too.
Politics › Re: Biafran Struggle Through The Eyes Of Julius Nyerere. by DeeMain(m): 4:03pm On May 17, 2015
pazienza:
Often times people give so many interpretations to Ojukwu actions and his ultimate desire to establish a new country for the Eastern region and possibly a new one for the Midwest, while absorbing Anioma into Biafra, for that was the ultimate goal.

Often time, these interpretations are made through a bias prism and innate Igbophobia from Nigerians.

On that note, I find Nyerere's non bias, humanist and pan African take on Biafra so
refreshing and interesting.
Nwanne, I feel nothing but pride in your ability to reason constructively, understand the issues and make sound judgments on this thread.

Jide nke iji!

My hat, I doff.
Politics › Re: I Will Expose Anybody That Offers Me, Other Senators ‘ghana Must Go’ — Ben Bruce by DeeMain(m): 12:58pm On May 12, 2015
Gboliwe:
Ben Bruce has been in the news too often recently. Can someone please ask him to shut up!

Talk less and act more, that should be his/their motto. I hate noisemakers. Even though I used to crush on him as a very small girl, he shouldn't make me start skipping any news with his name in it.
So u are female? Where did I get the impression u were very male?
Politics › Re: Soyinkas Speech At Harvard. The Real Text by DeeMain(m):
babyosisi:
They look like two different stories
I won't discountenance the other until he denies it
The above is from harvard uni
His tribal rants were probably not reported because they saw it at stupid and not newsworthy
Cc:
Sinizia
Reference
Babyosisi

Soyinka has sacrificed for the Igbo more than any non-Igbo I know. He deserves some respect from us.

He attacked the pre-war Gowon government for looking the other way while Igbos died. He called out the Yoruba elite and media for keeping silent while Igbos were being slaughtered in the '66 pogrom. He called them names. He said they were opportunists. Read The Man Died. It was a very contrarian and unpopular thing to do then.

He defended the Igbo cause in the days leading to the civil war and made visits to the east. It was an unpopular thing to do then. But Soyinka couldn't care less. He was jailed for years because of this...

He almost paid with his life.

Many years after, Soyinka has remained consistent in defending the downtrodden and in fighting oppression. He has activism in his DNA.

He couldn't have said that. He just couldn't. It's not in his character.

He deserves a special place in every Igbo man's heart. He deserves our respect. He deserves our gratitude.
Sports › Re: Real Madrid ‘lining Up Shock Transfer Bid’ For Chelsea Midfielder John Obi Mikel by DeeMain(m): 11:20am On Apr 29, 2015
Daninya11:
His positioning can make up for that deficit... Lolxxxxx
Abegi, na today?

Let him go to a team where he can wield more influence.
Sports › Re: Real Madrid ‘lining Up Shock Transfer Bid’ For Chelsea Midfielder John Obi Mikel by DeeMain(m): 11:20pm On Apr 28, 2015
Daninya11:
Real Madrid are looking for a Defensive Holding Midfielder in the mould of Makalele..
Carlos Ancelloti sees Mikel as a player who can fit in..
Even if it were a rumour , it shows that Mikel is a fantastic player for Real Madrid to even show interest in Mikel.
Carlos Ancelloti no be Keshi oo. He absolutely knows what he wants and if Mikel fits into his plan, what else? He signs him in..
For those saying that he will be benched, please can you see the future?? Every players had his qualities, if Mikel has the qualities that Carlos Ancelloti is looking for, he will get to play..
We all know that Mourinho is sentimental, he can bench a player for no just cause..
I greatly believe in the potential of John Obi Mikel. He had always been a fantastic player, I believe Carlos Ancelloti will use him to his Optimum..
Makele wins balls. Mikel rarely. The only similarity is that they both sit back. They are not in the same class.

Mikel should go to a lesser club where he can get enough playing time. My loving advice.
Politics › Re: PWC Report Latest:CBN And NPDC Refused To Open Their Financial Statement To PWC by DeeMain(m): 3:28pm On Apr 28, 2015
Mynd44:
On page 102, there is a charge of N0.24 on each litre of DPK going into the private pockets of someone or some people.
cheesy
The Kerosene scam is the most painful of the lot. The poorest amongst us who are the major users of the product are being mindlessly stolen from.

I feel like weeping now.

This evil is of the same magnitude as Boko Haram.

May all those lootocrats and thieves be jailed for life.
Politics › Re: Historical Photos Of Biafran Soldiers At A Military Base Near Owerri by DeeMain(m): 6:25pm On Apr 27, 2015
teeowl:
It pisses me off when Igbos look at the Biafran campaign with pride!

* Look guys, [size=14pt]Ojukwu was a bloody bastard![/size]

* His singular actions lead to death of over 1 million Igbo civilians.

* He killed his own high ranking soldiers because they were Negotiating a deal with the British to surrender to Nigeria - because they wanted to prevent the incoming civilian deaths that they for-saw.

* Innocent Igbo men and women that were NOT in support of the war died.

* Biafran soldiers that were NOT previously in the Nigerian Army suffered for the rest of their lives... amputated arms and legs and all.

* [size=14pt]Ojukwu ran like a coward to Ivory Coast[/size]... why did the brave "Igbo" leader NOT fight and die with his soldiers like King Leonidas of Sparta?

* A lot of Igbo civilians wanted a diplomatic solution to the tension that was happening after the first ever coup (the Igbo Majors coup) in Nigeria.

* I remember an Igbo man (during my IT) who told me that his father (he was NEVER in support of the war - he had too much to lose) was a palm kernel farmer and exporter and lost ALL his money that he buried in their palm kernel farm, simply because the currency was changed and during the war they could not go and change the money in a bank outside the Eastern region.

* If you objectively look at the origin of the problem and Ojukwu's action, you would know that Biafra was a mistake and Ojukwu's ambition and stupidity caused the death of Innocent Igbo babies, children, women and men that had no say in whether they wanted war or not

* Did Ojukwu consult with the whole Eastern region and Igbo nation before he decided to secede and declare war? NO NO NO... the bastard (Ojukwu) did not... it was not all the Igbo's and South easterners that were in support of the war!

* Igbos, please stop hailing/praising the Biafra war or Ojukwu... PLEASE!

* Some mother fvckers would be shouting war as if war is a beautiful thing.... have you seen your friend or brother die in front of you because of a knife wound? Multiply the pain by a million times, then you get the feeling of what war can do to you!

* Do you know what it feels like to see your own baby die in your presence? Answer me... f00lish Ojukwu and Biafra worshipers! Thousands of Igbo mothers saw their babies and children die in their very presence!
And your point is? Are you Igbo? How dare you tell a people how to feel about a hurt? How disrespectful?

Nigeria number 1 citizen, Aguiyi Ironsi, is murdered in the revenge coup and it wasn't enough revenge. An entire generation of Igbo officers were then wiped off in the revenge coup and it wasn't still enough revenge? These were not enough revenge for the north/Nigeria?

Igbos then deeply felt Nigeria really wanted to wipe them off after the 3- month pogrom in which over 100, 000 Igbo civilians had been killed all over the North and other parts of the country without government protection. A weak Gowon government had even announced he could not guarantee their safety. Who does that?

When the mantra was kill the Igbos because they are the problem of Nigeria, how exactly did you want them to react?

Do you punish an entire tribe for the sins of a few soldiers? Only in Nigeria!

With what happened in Asaba (GENOCIDE), How dare u blame the rest of the Igbo nation for fighting to the last man?

Read this quote:

"There has been genocide on the occasion of the 1966 massacres, the region between the towns of Benin and Asaba where only widows and orphans remain, federal troops having, for unknown reasons, massacred all the men" (Paris Le Monde, 5th April, 1968).

Now, read this:

I want to see no Red Cross, no Caritas, no World Council of Churches, no Pope, no missionary and no UN delegation. I want to prevent even one Ibo from having even one piece to eat before their capitulation. We shoot at everything that moves and when our troops march into the centre of Ibo territory, we shoot at everything even at things that do not move, "
( Benjamin Adekunle. Commander, 3rd Marine Commando Division, Nigerian Army to French radio reporter). ",

And read the meanest:
"Let us go and crush them. We will pillage their property, despoil their womenfolk, kill off their menfolk and leave them uselessly weeping. We will complete the pogrom of 1966"
(The theme song of Radio Kaduna, government-controlled, 1967-1970).

Now this war to the Igbo was: fight a people that hate you or be slaughtered to the last man. This was the psychology of that war from the Biafran perspective. It was not about Ojukwu. This was why men fought with sticks against bombs. It was about survival. And it's why Ojukwu is a hero. He had many flaws but defending the Igbo nation was not one of them.

So why cry more than the bereaved?
Politics › Re: African Countries Happy Over President Jonathan’s Defeat – Obasanjo by DeeMain(m): 9:24pm On Apr 24, 2015
OBJ should bury himself in shame. He single-handedly brought Nigeria to the precipice with his greed, pettiness and lack of vision.

Choosing the two most unqualified persons of Yaradua and GEJ in the whole of Nigeria to rule us was the genesis and pivot of all these problems we've been bedevilled with.

A very sick Yaradua, who almost died during his campaigns and an incompetent GEJ who's only positive was his unalloyed loyalty to Alams and laid-back attitude.

The SS didn't choose GEJ. In the whole of the South-south, he could not find one competent person to represent the region, not Donald Duke, not Tonye Princewill, no technocrat, nobody with proven mettle?

The choice he made for the SS is the problem. That choice changed everything.

How can any sane person make the choices he made except the person is egomaniacal and self-serving? OBJ abeg go and sit down joor.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Open Letter From A Nigerian Lady To South Africans by DeeMain(m):
I'm having goose bumps reading this.

Wow.

Lovelyn Chidinma Nwadeyi, are u still single, nwanyi oma?

******

This story is uniquely South African, yet not uniquely South African. The question should be, "What is wrong with the black man?" Africa is a story of tribal hate, wars and killings too. Even in Nigeria our history is replete with tribalism, ethnocentricism, 'xenophobia', religious riots, ethnic killings, pogroms, even genocide.

While we deservedly condemn SA for this evil they are inflicting on their fellow African brothers and sisters, let us also spare a thought for how we sometimes treat and hate each other in this country.

#TeamLoveYourNeighbour
Politics › Re: You Can't Insult The North And Stay In Power-knwankwaso by DeeMain(m): 11:50pm On Apr 22, 2015
Kwankwaso is making the same mistakes GEJ made - ethnicizing power. If the northern elites continue making this all about the north, then Nigeria's surname is Sorry.
Politics › Re: Doyin Okupe: 'I Still Insist That Buhari Has No WASSCE Certificate' by DeeMain(m): 9:37pm On Apr 20, 2015
Some mothers do have them; some children do have them.

Okupe is a perennial adult-child. Pity his children.
Politics › Re: (yoruba/igbo) Nigeria Politics Ended Our Childhood Friendship Today by DeeMain(m): 10:18pm On Apr 12, 2015
handsomenairala:
Pls, I want you to clarify a point here before the whole thread turn to tribal war.

Why is it that Igbos always deal with Issues from what was done to them as people but not what they Igbos have done to others? Life is all about Igbos bro.

If Igbos could address this, half of Igbos problem with others is half solved my friend.

I m yet to see an Igbo man that is interested in what happened prior to Pogrom in the North.

I am yet to see an Igbo man who is interested in how Northern, western and middle belt leaders were callously killed and maimed.

I m yet to see an Igbo man to address why Aguiyi Ironsi singlehandedly destroyed our well maintained regional system of government.

I m yet to see an Igbo man to address why Igbo formed political alliance with the Northern Oligarchy twice and at the detriment of southern part of the country.

My friend, if someone has done one of these to Igbo people, what would have been your view today?
I think with what u've been spewing here that u and ur friend are both bigoted. You've stereotyped the Igbo again and again yet act self-righteous.

Now, here is an Igbo view point for u to chew on:

Few people in d army (4 Igbos and a Yoruba) plots a coup which fails, killing some prominent men from other tribes while the plan fails in the east. They fail to kill an Igbo.

In your bigoted mind it was right for the whole Igbo to be made to pay for a failed army coup?

The Igbo Head of State, Nigeria's number 1 citizen was murdered in the counter coup and that wasn't enough revenge. An entire generation of Igbo army officers is wiped out and it was still not enough. Then the final straw, over 100,000 innocent women, children and men are slaughtered in cold blood in the ensuing pogrom with the government of the day looking the other way while telling the world he could not guarantee Igbo safety. And u are saying they were murdered for the right reason? They were the aggressor?

What the original coupists did was evil but why visit d sins of coup plotters on their tribe? Do coup plotters announce in village squares about their intended coups and wait for concurrence from the people before they strike?

Why haven't Nigeria visited the entire north with a pogrom for Boko Haram and for the many religious riots and killings of years gone by? Why aren't we killing all the northerners because of Boko Haram?

Instead of Nigeria to find ways to heal that wound and pacify a wronged ppl, many were justifying it, till this day. Today, we are back to square one - a deeply wounded, traumatized and divided nation.

Remove the bigot in your own eyes before castigating your friend for his. Both of you need help. Serious help.
Politics › Re: Chimamanda Adichie's Article On The Oba Of Lagos Saga by DeeMain(m): 1:26pm On Apr 11, 2015
Eurobomber, I hope this Chimamanda's article explains to u the foolishness of your NL apology. Next time, know your history and the key issues before endangering your people further with such silly write up.

You have a good heart but you are naïve.

Know yourself, know your history, know your nation.

I'm big on peace but not at the altar of self-immolation or endangering the lives of my people or that of others.

I shall pray and work towards mutual respect, love and unity in our country. But until we find creative ways of healing old wounds and fractures, and instituting a functional and powerful truth and reconciliation ministry, our journey to nationhood is still endangered.
Politics › Re: Chimamanda Adichie's Article On The Oba Of Lagos Saga by DeeMain(m):
Ymodulus:
Sir am sorry to say but you are the biased one here. You should see I stated clearly , my issue with the article. The oba's action have come and go and without doubt he has cleared the air. That aside.

But for a lady coming to spew lies about how her people were murthered for a wrong reason of which will all know ain't true is condemnable. And as such I believe to the bottom of my heart I am not biased but have treated this issue the right way
She's spewing lies about how her ppl were murdered?

SMH.

Few people in d army (4 Igbos and a Yoruba) plots a coup which fails, killing prominent men from other tribes while failing to kill an Igbo and the whole Igbo is made to pay for a failed army coup? The Igbo Head of State, Nigeria's number 1 citizen was murdered in the counter coup and that wasn't enough revenge. An entire generation of Igbo army officers is wiped out and it was still not enough. Then the final straw, over 100,000 innocent women, children and men are slaughtered in cold blood in the ensuing pogrom with the government of the day looking the other way while telling the world he could not guarantee Igbo safety. And u are saying they were murderd for the right reason?

What the original coupists did was evil but why visit d sins of coup plotters on their tribe? Do coup plotters announce in village squares about their intended coups and wait for concurrence from the people before they strike?

Why haven't Nigeria visited the entire north with a pogrom for Boko Haram and for the many religious riots and killings of years gone by? Why aren't we killing all the northerners because of Boko Haram?

Instead of Nigeria to find ways to heal that wound and pacify a wronged ppl, many were justifying it, till this day. Today, we are back to square one - a deeply wounded, traumatized and divided nation.

Educate yourself about that war or shut up please.
Health › Re: Help, Can Her Husband Big Manhood Afect The Flow Of Her Period by DeeMain(m): 6:55pm On Apr 04, 2015
Think stress, stress, stress! Anything that can constitute stress internally can can lead to menstrual flow irregularity. In this case, fear = stress.

Does the big pennis trigger a phobic response in her? Is she visibly afraid of the big penis? Is she visibly afraid of having sex with her husband?
Does she have a history of sexual abuse? Has she been raped before? Does she have a past history of trauma, fear or pain?

The penis may be a direct cause or an indirect one. It's direct if the size of the penis is solely responsible for her fear. It's indirect if the sex or the penis' size is triggering a past subconscious trauma or fear.

Overwhelming Fear leads to the triggering of the the fight or flight response which can lead to hormonal imbalance and affect menstrual flow.

So, it's possible.
Politics › Re: Jega's Announcement Of Presidential Election Results 2015: Part 4 by DeeMain(m):
PDP wants this country to burn! This is the grand plan. God help this country!
Politics › Re: 2015 Elections - Share Your Experience @ Your Polling Unit Here by DeeMain(m): 11:10am On Mar 28, 2015
Ifako Gbagada area, Lagos: card reader not working since morning. 11:08 am.

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