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Phones › Re: iPhone 7 the leaked pictures and specs. Some Major Changes. by DesChyko: 10:11pm On Aug 13, 2016
nNEOo:
You blind or stupid can't u see the pix ...myn has two usb port
Even the seller saw my joke and let it slide. You that have absolutely no business with my post decided to vent your frustrations here? Go find who hold your change o. No be me.
Politics › Re: #EdoDecides: Obaseki Boycotts Public Debate by DesChyko: 2:25pm On Aug 13, 2016
Typical.

It's APC isn't it?

The President did the same

https://www.nairaland.com/2119961/buhari-boycotts-presidential-debate
Romance › Re: 15 Pictures HATERS Will Say Are Photo Shopped by DesChyko: 1:46pm On Aug 13, 2016
rawpadgin:
yeah right, two years indeed
Are you new to Nairaland?

A good number of us lost our Nairaland accounts during the crash. It's not impossible to believe.

The date of the account can be misleading
Celebrities › Re: Junior Pope & Wife, Jennifer Announce Second Pregnancy In The Funniest Way! by DesChyko: 1:34pm On Aug 13, 2016
Lol..
Man U 2 - 0 Chelsea..
But Chelsea being glad to concede undecided
Romance › Re: Guys, 10 Things You Should Never Do To Please Your Woman by DesChyko: 1:30pm On Aug 13, 2016
True Lies.

At one point or the other, you will find yourself directly or indirectly guilty of those stuffs you scribbled down.

As for the rest, I will wait until 'one' person brings it here from your blog so that 'all others' can read.

For Now: La Clicka La Benda
Crime › Re: Question Of The Day: Why Do We Only Rest In Peace, But Cant Live In Peace? by DesChyko: 1:26pm On Aug 13, 2016
That's the end of all battles in Life
Crime › Re: How I Became A Cultist: Years Lost But Never Found by DesChyko(op): 1:04pm On Aug 13, 2016
tomquest:
Don't look back at those lost years but look forward to the blessings that the years ahead have to offer you.

When God turns your captivity around, your case would be like that of Job who lost it all but, because he didn't curse God, was blessed in double folds.

Sin is evil, whether cultism or fornication. That's why God will bless you for returning to His fold.
That is my focus now. A lot was going wrong, but I was always being saved. And they kept going wrong, and somehow, I kept overcoming. But so far, I haven't acknowledged God. Not then. I want to. I need to exchange the convenant I made then for a convenant with God. I need it because I know I haven't seen the worst of it. And God is my only hope of braving the storm
Crime › Re: How I Became A Cultist: Years Lost But Never Found by DesChyko(op): 12:59pm On Aug 13, 2016
ClassCaptain:
Thought provoking...

But my question is...

1) How were you able to let go and exit the group because this groups would not allow a member to just walk out like that.. How did u do , what steps did u take and what were the challenges...


This is to serve as a good info to anyone out here wanting to break free but still skeptical...
I just did. I walked away a ruined person. A far cry from whom I was supposed to be. I guess that is the purpose of it all, to get rid of the positives I had in me, leaving me in a scenario of 'joining them because you can't beat them'. I cut all communications with them, but when ever we cross paths, I play along, parting with cash sometimes, but didn't turn up for meetings. As times went by, the contacts became infrequent.

But someone after my well being really didn't want me to go to waste. I know it. It wasn't my doing. I walked away, they forgot me. Did I forget them? I was really afraid initially, of them coming after me. I hid a lot, went out less often. But it's so many years now. I have a lot more to live for than things that have no real value and never paid. I guess all that 'strike you if you leave' was just brainwash. Or perhaps, it was that 'someone' who did it all.
Crime › How I Became A Cultist: Years Lost But Never Found by DesChyko(op): 12:09pm On Aug 13, 2016
I've always shied away from discussing this publicly, but not anymore. Today, I will lay bare, all that transpired from being a free soul to being shackled in the demonic dungeons of cultism. I have no ties with them now. I do not ever wish to do so in this lifetime or the next. It has been a while, but I will try to remember it all.

I had always fancied being a cultist; the reason being that I could for once appear physically intimidating. I had really young looks and didn't get the respect I felt I deserved from acquaintances. That was just asking too much because I was adored in class (University) as being one of the top brains, although the class of my degree never reflected that. Aside from that, my personality skills won me enough respect from colleagues and friends. But what I desired was fear factor. I was bullied and intimidated a number of times by Cultists and Older looking males alike during my earlier school year. I endured this for a while

Fast forward to that day, I hosted friends to a drinking spree on a Friday, and in the process, some cultists from the Supreme Vikings Confraternity came in. Either they came to us first or we went to them first, I don't really remember. I was drunk silly. What I really remember was me shaking them in the 'anchor' way and them noticing I wasn't a member, about to 'drill' me.

One of them was however impressed by my alcohol-inspired bravery and took me aside, convincing me to become one of them. I readily agreed. He asked me to bring some money for the initiation process which I quickly gave #5,000 and promised to pay another within a week. We boarded a bike, or bikes, not so sure, and left the venue for the initiation.

Along the way, we stopped on three occasions or thereabout, to buy razor, coloured candles, V12 (codename for Squadron) and all that. We even drunk more hot drinks. The Pilot was summoned to spearhead the initiation rites and soon, we ditched the bikes, and began to move on foot.

Soon enough, we were walking through a bush path; I had no idea exactly where till date, everywhere was dark and it was raining, and after a while, I was blindfolded with my shirt, leaving me with my singlet, jeans and footwear. My hand was placed on the shoulder of one of them and I was led further into the forest. We soon came to a clearing where I was stripped to my spandex shorts and my blindfold removed. The rains wouldn't allow the candles stay lit.

My valuables were collected as was the rule in the place called 'Iceland'. An incision was made on my thumb, the left, I think..can't really remember, and it was dipped into the V12 and some words were said and some were repeated by me. I guess this was where I sold my soul, the promise of secrecy and all. I was then asked to lie down, and was flogged with matchets anf wood, I guees. My body was already numbed by alcohol and cold, so I couldn't really feel it much then. I was then welcomed to the society, given a 'vikantical name' and was assigned to my godfather, who taught me all about the SVC in a period of months.

I'm glad I didn't kill. I knew I could; that feeling of power within the first few weeks was intense. My relationship with people changed, I grew more distant, unfriendly and irrational in my dealings. I became volatile, and essentially, my life went downhill. I lost the trust and respect of a number of people. I was lost.

I gained nothing. Today, I have no use for those habits, because none of them actually matters in reality. I run away from those filthy habits instead. The annoying thing was, I was smarter than all my comrades, I was better off in my family background, I was blessed but sought a curse.

I've renounced them years ago. But I know it really isn't complete until I shed all their morals that I still keep. My biggest error was that oath, the blood, the cut, the incantations. I wished I could undo it and have all my lost years back. But here I am stuck with regret and none of those things that really mattered then.

My advice to those to whom cultism appeals to today, be sure that it fits perfectly into the successful life you see yourself in tomorrow. Else, there is nothing greater than your freewill. If you must be bound to a religion, there are many that still maintain your sense of freedom and a life free of regrets. I'm a Christian. I intend to be a full-fledged Christian. This is me just clearing the debris. There are many others. Find any that suits you, but cultism? It only promises confusion, and perhaps, a VIP seat by the devil's side as you watch your life get ruined.
Politics › Re: Read Goodluck Ebele's Powerful Message To The Nigerian Youths. by DesChyko: 10:58am On Aug 13, 2016
Sophy338:
The question now is, with the high rate of teenage pregnancy in Nigeria, do you think the future is for some of these youths?
Teenage pregnancy is not the most pressing problem of being a youth. Actually, if awareness were like our breakfast, it wouldn't be much of a problem. It's a matter of seeing it as a problem or as an opportunity, and deal with it in the best way possible.

More pressing is the refusal of our predecessors to let us take charge. Irrespective of how much we develop ourselves, the oldies would not make the environment favourable for us to grow and exhibit our prowess. How does this encourage the youngsters to tow our paths?

Take for instance, the woes faced by athletes representing the country at the Olympics to the failure of the FG to address unemployment issues prevalent amongst the youth. This doesn't inspire much to give one's life in service of the common good of Nigeria. One would rather focus of making himself/herself comfortable, irrespective of how it affects others
Forum Games › Re: World's Toughest Riddle by DesChyko: 10:49am On Aug 13, 2016
There is no relationship between what you spent and what you have left in getting the total.

The money you spent must give you #50 because you can't spend beyond your means but After you spent cash, money left your pocket. The #30 left, which began your calculations is only a fraction of your total cash, so totalling it won't necessarily give you the money you had.
Family › Re: Pregnant Woman Dies After Falling Inside Pits Twice In One Week (pics) by DesChyko: 10:31am On Aug 13, 2016
There is more to the lady than meets the eye. God take charge over our unions, Amen
Romance › Re: When A Girl Threatens To Unfriend Or Block You On Facebook by DesChyko: 10:26am On Aug 13, 2016
You're noticing today, what we noticed almost 10 years back.
Crime › Re: South African Pastor Finally Kills Church Member In The Name Of Miracle by DesChyko: 10:25am On Aug 13, 2016
And the church member that took the picture during deliverance; what was the purpose?
The story no sell.

For frontpage ministry, lift one snake picture put for any corner of the room, then change 'speaker' to snake cool
Phones › Re: What Is The Best Game You've Played On Phone? by DesChyko: 9:21am On Aug 13, 2016
Football Manager yesterday, today and forever.
Phones › Re: Mtn Introduces Mtn Xtrabytes To Borrow Data. by DesChyko: 7:49pm On Aug 12, 2016
If not for eligibility, na to just buy already registered sim every week for 750MB tinZ grin
Food › Re: Man Dies In His Sleep After Consuming Illicit Liquor(photos) by DesChyko: 7:31pm On Aug 12, 2016
All the pictures ni even correapond apart fron that your roommate legs wey dey sleep.
Politics › Re: How Buhari Used An Interpreter To Communicate With Wole Soyinka (pix) by DesChyko: 1:26pm On Aug 12, 2016
You've heard him speak tge official language.

Why should you be surprised?

Thr gulf in their academic statuses can only be temporarily bridged by the interpreter.
Education › Re: by DesChyko: 9:40pm On Aug 06, 2016
GdexFolami:
see question
When a man passing by a house owned by your uncle says 'This house has a weak foundation', how you choose to react to that is entirely at your discretion. It still doesn't change the man's opinion nor tell you why he thinks so.

I asked because I want to be sure you are in a position to actually discredit my opinion.
Education › Re: by DesChyko: 9:22pm On Aug 06, 2016
GdexFolami:
i'm sure you didnt pass up to dis in your waec and if you do maybe 'choco tinz' or you stopped at junior waec cus this result looks like mount everest to you.My opinion thou,no offence
What is your profession?
Education › Re: by DesChyko: 8:23pm On Aug 06, 2016
Lol.. Really?
You wrote your exams yourself?
Sorry, but I do not believe you.
Romance › Re: I Just Wanna Express Myself by DesChyko: 8:09pm On Aug 06, 2016
Young03:
I know they rigged the election but no problem

we already know the winner
Consult my posts since the end of Ms Nairaland till date. I and nothing less than twenty popular usernames have been on this issue. You know how many bans I chop in just that little time alone? That's for my candidate alone. And you're saying what? That what was riggged? You're just being blind. Minus campaign sef, Nairaland had made a decision before today.
Romance › Re: I Just Wanna Express Myself by DesChyko: 8:05pm On Aug 06, 2016
Why is it that you guys always have to become so stoopid over issues like this? You're still waiting to be lectured that all five can't be winners?
A contest amongst usernames and you're being all dramatic. Are you so mentally relegated that you'ld believe 50k or what have you is the reason young men contest and Nairalanders would throw their weight behind them?
How does a username losing the respect of another username stop the earth from rotating? How?

Please, I believe you are of more value than swapping your surname for another. Keep it so by engaging your cerebrum more frequently.
Romance › Re: Mr Nairaland 2016 The End: Comment, Suggestion,opinions,critisisms by DesChyko: 6:47pm On Aug 06, 2016
I think the Likes on their pics should count for something. Especially the positioning of the contestants. The person with more likes on the profile should come first..and so on, for maximum combo grin
Romance › Re: When She Tell U No S3x Till Marriage. Letter Find Out This!! (pics) Adults Only! by DesChyko: 6:44pm On Aug 06, 2016
Well, it's weeding night. Weed the chest.
Nairaland General › Re: Do Not Judge – Charlyboy Reacts To Pastor Adeboye’s Message On Marriage by DesChyko: 6:40pm On Aug 06, 2016
Me thinks Pastor Adeboye was just saying, not forcing anyone. A number of people will heed his advice which will be nowhere near 0.2% of Nigeria's population. And that's a fact.
Nairaland General › Re: #Fynestboi and Friends Hangout Joint: by DesChyko: 6:35pm On Aug 06, 2016
*runs Inside*

Abeg who hold key for that thread?

My cloth dey inside sad

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