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It seems like Amaechi and Akpabio share ancestral gene. They both have mouth diarrhea. They talked before they think. |
Those people shouting he made careless mistakes are Albert Einstein na, so they are above mistake until it happens to them. I remembered how I made a mistake by sending 29k to the wrong person. My first salary from my new job, I called the person for four days, from his body language, I let everything be. Nigeria has more bad citizens than bad leaders, the bad leaders are nothing but the reflection of the Nigerian society. The criminal tendencies to cheat the other person is so embedded in us. |
Sorry about that experience, but like they said, they will be rescheduled for later dates. That was how a mother accompanied her daughter to Jamb center yesterday, and instead of asking the officials, they sat down gisting useless gist for four hours. This girl didn't write the Jamb because she was supposed to write with the first batch. Some candidates were even kidnapped in Benue because of this Jamb. |
obonujoker:It is the grand delusions for me. This self righteous all knowing mindset, that your own imported religion is the right religion while others are worshippers of the wrong God. In modern English, the word PAGAN is slandering. The word pagan is religious profiling. Worship your own God and respect others with their choices. You have no moral ground to call others out for doing masquerade, it is what their fathers did long before the thieves came with Bible to brainwashed others like you. |
obonujoker:I am not being judgemental as I am a sinner by your religious standards. Answer this question, what makes you think you are not a sinner? And if you say you are a sinner, what makes you different from those you called a sinner or pagan? |
There's something about religious people that baffled me all day. The moment an individual calls himself a born again Christian or Muslim, you started seeing how far sense is far from them. They start behaving and talking like APC members. What's the need for validation in a society that allows freedom of worship? As a Christian, don't mess, as a Christian, don't laugh, as a Christian don't climb bike, everyday. But as a Christian you can hide from your landlord, as a Christian you can lie to your boss to avoid going to work that day, as a Christian you can disturb others in a vehicle by preaching as if you don't know address to your church alter. Religion is a man's creation to give his soul a purpose and consolation. As a Christian, why don't you relocate to the North so that bandits can help you go live in your mansion in heaven. All these hypocrites, talking gibberish. OP Whether masquerade, New yam festival, Eid, Easter or Christmas. We are all selective sinners. We choose the sins we are comfortable with and judge others for the ones we are not comfortable with. If we should go by the standard of Christianity, even Pope and you will never make heaven. PS: The word " PAGAN" is a Latin word Paganus which means a villager or civilian. In the 4th century, the Roman Catholic in Rome started using the word to describe non Catholic. If we should go by the religious meaning of the word PAGAN, any Christian who is not Catholic nor Anglican is a pagan, including all your Daddy G.Os and yourself. |
Our parents should have pushed financial literacy on us the way they pushed religion on us while growing up. Like the Bible says, "Money answereth all things" It's unfortunate that most of parents lack financial literacy and accountability, and it's more tragic that we inherited this abnormally from them. Most Nigerians, people generally, don't know how money works, when their sources of income increase, they upgraded their lifestyle immediately. No investment plans, no clear cut business ideas, no saving culture, just a consumer mindset. Back in the University, I see people laugh at those students selling awara, pepper meats, doughnuts in class, they were actually considered poor. In the religion where tithe, offering, donations and charity is so exaggeratedly preached, isn't it logical for members to be taught how to make money, multiply money, invest, save and trade money? Let's not even dive into the section of religion that glorifies poverty as a yardstick for living godly lives, placing emphasis on the many mansions they have in heaven, the heavens they are so pitifully afraid to go by not wanting to die. Every General Overseer and Chief Iman live in affluence, private Jets, luxurious cars, security guards, mansions in Lagos and Abuja and holiday mansions abroad. Every Sunday, you see multitudes going to church, dressing dandy, and Friday? The roads are blocked for prayers in the mosques. Every Nigerian politician is either a Muslim or Christian, then who is stealing the common wealth if it's an earthly possession for vanity? The extremism and religious jingoism bestows on us by our parents would have been better if financial literacy was also taught. 40 days fasting and prayer doesn't solve house rent challenge if you don't work, neither does it reduce unemployment if people don't invest. When you have 2 million, before you buy that iPhone or move to the bigger flat, ask yourself " What should I put this money that would make it yield double in the next six months or one year? Religion is a man's creation to give his soul a purpose and hope, it won't solve practical life problems. Go to church, go to mosque, when you teach your children CRK, make sure you teach them Economics twice. When you teach them important of tithe, also teach them important of house rent, savings, investment, self employed, learning a skill, dangers of unemployment, effect of entitlement, the dangers of political apathy, benefits of human management and communication, etc. Most parents raised their children in a rented apartment and die in a rented apartment, the only property left for the children is Bible and Quran. Why not great education, connection, name that opens door? This article is not to downgrade religious knowledge, it is not an attack on any religion. However, it is a wake up call for us as a people to prepare our children for the real world beyond religion. Religion evolves, television that was considered evil by Deeper Life years ago is in every Deeper life church today. Jehovah Witness made some changes to no blood transfusion doctrine recently, imagine people that have died from it. But Bill Gate children and Microsoft? Dangote and his group of companies? We all cannot be billionaires, but we can make life better for our children than our parents did. Push financial literacy and African consciousness to your children, not religion. Anyebe Francis Augustine anyebefrancis1997@gmail.com Demigod |
I understand what they did is morally wrong, but we are still backward in this clime. Why stripping two adults naked for having consensual sex? The husband can file for a divorce and conduct DNA to be sure. The saddest thing is that people don't even need any reason to cheat these days. Getting married in this generation is terrifying. |
I have this strong belief that I will never check my partner's phone, funny enough, it's not out of trust, but something that doesn't freak me. I have never checked a girl's phone before. The first time I decided to check my current girlfriend's phone, I saw a very inappropriate chats between her and her elder sister's fiance, the man was asking when last she kissed, if she had been in love, always wanting video call. The second time I checked her phone, her friend's ex who she once told me tried to ask her out, I saw her she started giving him attention, agreed when the guy asked to visit her, she took him to her choir rehearsal, asked him to buy her a drink. The guy is always telling her that he misses her, even when my girlfriend travels to Lafia, the guy was the first person she called to inform that she was around, and when the guy didn't answer, she was disappointed the guy didn't call her back. Loyalty has been thrown to the dogs, getting married in this generation is so scary. |
seppuku:A king that the colonial government created for them for the purpose of effective colonialism. They are the same like Tiv and Idoma. Prior to colonialism, they were non centralized States. |
That's the colonial psychological game. Any evil is black, like black market, black sheep, devil whom the Bible describes as the most beautiful is now black with horns, but Jesus died on Friday and it's Good Friday. Religion is a scam. |
These Igbo guys in diaspora are definitely high on something. What's the obsession of having a king in a foreign land? Og what use are the Kings at home? Can't you do your business in peace? I condemned violence of any form, but these Igbos are definitely losing it. |
When I read stuff like this, I wonder if the OP wasn't brought up in love, if he isn't loved at home that makes him to be begging for love where it doesn't exist. Perhaps, you want to be a victim of disastrous marriage by all means. A woman that will become your wife will mother your children, and such woman is such an irrational religious jingoist, incapable of making sound decisions without her pastor's input, and you are not worried? Better save yourself from that tragic joke you are about to entrap yourself in the name of marriage. |
I have listened to the advice given. |
Dogalmighty17:Get your facts right. The Mararaba roads are being upgraded by Federal government, not any yeye Sule Audu. |
BuddhaPalm:You are right. |
kiddaz:That's how delusional most of the so called adults are. You see how he is advertising his ignorance and lameness thinking incapacity. Because I am not married to her, I shouldn't be concerned about such troubling chats with my girlfriend and her prospective brother in law. |
Mariangeles:The way he is serious with the elder sister, the whole family respect him and accepted him. Before he started this chats with her, he asked if she shares her phone with anyone. |
OOOKEWALE:It's a common sense that the man can never be serious with her. And she knows exactly what the man wants. |
Umadam:Initially wanted to correct it, but the fact that she doesn't see any big deal in the messages, I gave up. |
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MarketDispatch:Nothing pass like this. He can even visit her in school without her sister knowing, ask her to come to his house to get something for her Mom and nobody will suspect anything. |
[quote author=Glotrade post=138817437]@demigod22 remove those screenshot. For privacy reasons [/quot Okay boss. |
Atlantis585:Nothing more than that. |
YoungBlackRico:Lol, exit successfully planned, my bro. |
RISQUE:You are right. He will fvck my ex with style actually. I have ended things. |
ajalawole:Lol, you know the formula. She's in school. Chief even told her that when he return to Nigeria, he will be taking her out more often. |
Damseldammie:I asked her this question earlier today. No man start such conversations like that. At what point did this man started this randiness, she said she doesn't know. |
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DBestDoc:Thank you for this comment. I was beginning to think that he lack comprehension ability or having a brain malfunction. |

