OLAADEGBU: Africans Are 'Special Case' When It Comes To LGBT Blessings Because Of Their Culture – Pope Francis.
This man is mentally ill! He is supposed to be a leader of a Christian faith. Which one be African culture? What of Bible culture? This man is pure evil!
He is talking as if it is not the Bible that is vehemently against homosexuality. This Pope is a misnomer.
Visblog: Young Boys Find Me More Attractive Than Older Men But I Can't Give Them My Body " - 38-Year-old Nigerian Journalist
By Wisdom Nwedene 👇 A Nigerian journalist, Christy Ejiofor has said that she doesn't know why many young boys find her more attractive than the older men.
In a video shared on her Facebook page, the 38-year-old Nigerian Journalist who works with a radio station in Enugu State said about three young guys have tried to date her but she cannot open her body for anyone younger than her.
She noted that she has a big body and can't imagine settling with younger men even if they have big gbola.
According to her, "I'm always surprised when young boys approach me and tell me that they want to date me. I don't know what gives them the courage".
"I can't imagine imagine myself opening my body for any person younger than me even if you have big gbola, it doesn't matter to me. I need an answer as why young boys keep approaching me to date them".
She, however, shared her phone number on the video and asked her fans who have an answer to her question to reach out to her.
funkmrflexx: My marriage is 2 years old now , me and my wife didn’t date very long before we got married (like 3 months) this was because I’m a man who believes in having my family early and there’s nothing more important to me than my family.
My wife is heavily pregnant and almost ready to put to bed anytime soon. The issue now is that my wife has become very controlling, I saw these signs early in our marriage but Ignored them because I want our marriage to work, The biggest turn off for me is a controlling woman .
My wife comes from a broken home , the father left she was was little , I don’t really know why the dad left her mom and till date the reason why her dad left is a very flimsy excuse ( said the mom was buying properties without his consent ) , so right now the children hate the father. I have advised my wife severally to reach out to the father and ask what really happened that made him leave his family because I feel there’s something else to it , but she refused because the mom has taken the children to her side .
Now in our own marriage she wants to be in control, she doesn’t want me to go out , even when I tell her where I’m going she isn’t satisfied.
So recently I started going out on Sundays because throughout the week I’m usually at home and these days I’m usually stressed out , so I like to go out and relax on my own . there's a spot I usually go to watch football matches every Sunday, I told her I was going yesterday to watch match and she told me I’ve turned it into an habit to be going out everyday , I asked her can’t I go out ? And her reply was “ What’s the wrong with you ? Why would you answer me like that” I became angry and told her that anytime I want to leave the house she always has a problem with it even before she became pregnant. Most times she always wants to go with me. We have quarreled severally about it , she don’t want me to go out , she wants me to be home on time , she always call me to know where I am or what I’m doing even when I’m in a business meeting. She recently told me she regrets marrying me and I still try to wonder what I did for her to say that. She said I come home reeking of alcohol every time I go out , calling me a drunkard . When I go out I only drink pepper soup and 1 black bullet. People outside who hear her will think I usually come home staggering drunk
And another attitude of hers is that she’s ready to leave the marriage at anytime, she doesn’t care Any little things she will say “ I will just leave this marriage “. When me as a man I don’t even see leaving the marriage as an option.
She want to control my every move , when I want to do something and I tell her about it , she wants me to do it her own way and I’ve told her severally that it won’t be possible for me to do everything she says . She also believes we are both equal and anything I do she also can do. Mind you I haven’t had sex with another woman in 2 years so it’s not a case of cheating.
I don’t know if it’s the family she grew up in where a woman is the head and now she wants to bring it into our marriage and also treat me like her elder brother who they even dictate the kind of girl he follows .
So I’m just trying to make things work out for the sake of our marriage and our baby but if she doesn’t change then I’m done.
I don’t know if I should speak to her mom about it or just lock up
I do not have any single blame for her. You are the problem. You he-goats will see a dysfunctional family without a father, where men are disrespected and insulted, a divorcee yet your stupid dicks wonts allow you have sense! You saw this signs but because of your stupid dicks that you can't control, you went and put yourself in problem!
The only good thing is that it's not too late. Put your foot down and dare her to leave. Be a man for once. Else you will be cowered into a chichidodo!
GOFRONT: Hmmm.......You see P@nis and Pvssy has landed them both in a hot pepper stew.
A married man Igbodike still lust after pvssies upandan.......Sarah who has two kids already cant keep faithful with Ibanga.....
As we speak, he sure me say one married man with kids at home is somewhere philandering with young girls......just check around you, u go see wetin I dey talk about
Late Igbodike even promised to make Sarah his company manager......kai, the power of punna......All these just to have access to free puna. Now he has died while in Active service.
May his manhood continue to stand erect even in the morgue.
Some men no get sense including the ones here commenting nonsense. Just because of pussy, they insult and denigrate their own. If it was the other way round, the hegoats will start attacking the man for killing the lady.
All the story the lady is telling us is cock and bull. Murder is murder. She must be hanged for killing.
Obrigardo: The former president thinks Obama is still in the White House and that Nikki Haley is Nancy Pelosi.
When will people take notice of his failing mental health?
He is not going into any mental decline. I know what is happening. Because the World economic Forum, Globalists are really scared of a Trump come back, there is a very serious underground movement against him. It's not beyond them to start secretly poisoning him, giving him mind altering drugs to make it seem that he has cognitive issues. Knowing what these evil people are capable of, I won't put it beyond them. Trump needs to be extremely careful, what he eats, what he drinks. These guys are evil. He needs to be very careful.
Majikmaleek: Mobads dad should go get a life. So you believe mobad has a will? He should stop yarning crap. Take what he gets and move on. I can bet mobads whole estate plus royalties for next 10years no reach 100million... Point of correction mobads wife can't be a lesbian if she did mobad, she'll be bi not les
She was fucking Mohbad for money and Mohbads manager for love.
Nursepepeye: Beautiful woman. And her husband went for bag of shit
Who is a bag of shit? Your mother or you? Because Judy Austin Yul Edochie is one million times finer than that ritualist May Aligwe(formerly Edochie)! Even with her Breast enlargement and Tummy tuck Judy is still by far finer than her!
Adeboye80: What you do not understand, you fear. A woman is a depth that cannot be easily unraveled—a bag of wonders and strength, the womb carrier, and the one that births the world. History has shown that women, when in any position of power, rule without favor or fear. The Queen Amina of this world, the many great legends, the female Alafin Of OYO, Efunsetan Aniwura, Rosa Parks, and many more. This article is not about listing names because, as with the many women we know that made the limelight, there are millions more who are the heroines of their own stories. The journey of life as a woman is not only demanding, it is challenging yet highly inspirational. One should, therefore, not be shocked if there continues to be a need to undermine her participation in shaping the world rightly. The world system as we know it has become more difficult yet we continue to move towards oneness and unity, towards the inclusion of women and support that yields positive outcomes for our future.
A pertinent question when you see the people’s reaction to a woman’s failure is why does one woman’s failure elicit so much attention and reaction? Is the world really afraid of women and will attempt to magnify her faults or impute her faults on other women? There are also those who will go out of their way to ensure that she does not succeed and if possible, raise her to be used for selfish purposes. A girl-child indeed must be raised with sense of integrity, pride and confidence in her self worth because nations depend on her stance.
To bring it home to Nigeria where I advocate for more women in leadership positions, I acknowledge that women are celebrated on many mothers or woman's day but beyond marking calendar days, In Nigeria’s pre-colonial history, women in governance played pivotal and assertive roles, challenging the notion of subordination by actively contributing to the social and economic fabric of their communities. The Yoruba society, for instance, witnessed the dynamic influence of women leaders like the Iyalode, whose significance transcended mere conferment, marking their achievements as formidable milestones rather than mere titles.
In Northern Nigeria, the 16th century boasted a remarkable figure in Queen Amina, whose strategic prowess extended beyond governance to include the capture of territories and instrumental contributions to the economic development of her people. In Niger Igbo, the historical landscape echoes with the honorable mention of Omu, who distinguishes herself with exceptional leadership skills and economic mastery.
While acknowledging occasional gender disparities in some communities, it is crucial to note that, by and large, women were accorded respect, and their voices resonated in matters of governance. Their value extended beyond the traditional roles of reproduction, as they emerged as significant players in the economic landscapes of their respective kingdoms.
However, this narrative takes a poignant turn with the abrupt intrusion of colonial powers and the establishment of the 1922 Clifford constitution. This marked a pivotal moment where the once prominent and assertive roles of women in governance were relegated, casting a shadow over their contributions and diminishing their active participation in shaping the political destiny of their societies.
In contemporary society, discussions surrounding women in governance often evoke a myriad of opinions. While some argue that the world is hesitant to entrust leadership roles to women, it is crucial to approach this topic with a balanced perspective. Isolated cases should not be used to generalize the capabilities of women in governance. This article aims to applaud the resilience and the indomitable roles women in leadership played from Pre-colonial, post-colonial, and the advent of democracy. It also delves into the experiences of Nigerian women who have excelled in governance, showcasing their achievements while stating that women should have more representation in Governance.
The discourse surrounding women in Nigerian politics often succumbs to the tendency of pointing accusatory fingers, primarily fueled by the actions of a few who may not have wielded their influence responsibly while in power. Yet, echoing the sentiments of the renowned writer Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, it is imperative to resist the peril of constructing a singular narrative. Applying this concept to women in governance, it becomes crucial not to let isolated instances shape a collective judgment. Each woman in a leadership role possesses a unique story, and their successes or challenges should not become the sole basis for generalizations about an entire gender. This brings to light the notion that the world harbors a certain apprehension toward women, a sentiment that is not entirely unwarranted.
The nation till date still falls short of achieving a progressive milestone with less than 35% female representation in the political sphere. Although, leadership is not resident in any gender; however, the call for increased female representation remains a pressing need for both the nation and the empowerment of women who have long endured systemic underrepresentation.
The notion that women are inherently more prone to corruption when placed in leadership roles lacks a solid foundation. This argument falls short because corruption in Nigeria is not exclusive to a particular gender or tribe; it is a pervasive issue affecting the average Nigerian. Corruption is a seed that has taken root and borne fruit across various demographics. It is essential to recognize that politicians are drawn from the broader society, implying that addressing corruption necessitates instilling the right values from an early age. To effectively combat corruption, a holistic approach must be adopted, focusing on fostering integrity and ethical values right from the cradle.
We, therefore, must not lose sight of the impact women can make if given the opportunity. Rwanda is of worthy mention here; their 2003 constitution provided for a quota system aimed at enhancing female representation across all tiers of government. According to the legislation, a minimum of 30 percent of representatives, spanning various levels of governance, including parliamentary positions, must be women. What sets Rwanda's quota system apart is its unique approach—it did not merely impose quotas on candidates but reserved a specific number of seats exclusively for women, often referred to as Equality of Result quotas. Notably, only women are eligible to vote for these designated women-only seats.
Since then, the engagement of women in Rwanda's political landscape and government has soared to unprecedented levels, witnessing a remarkable shift from women holding less than 24% of political positions to becoming the first country to achieve gender parity, where women now occupy more than half of the political leadership positions. Despite persistent challenges, such as being perceived as less competent in their roles, the tangible impact of women's contributions is evident. Notably, Rwanda stands out as one of the fastest-growing economies in Africa, a transformation that can be traced back to the initiation of the women's representation movement in 2004.
The positive outcomes of increased women's participation extend beyond economic growth. Rwanda has experienced a notable decrease in its poverty rate, witnessing an 18% decline. The inclusion of women in decision-making processes has prompted a reassessment of laws, enabling women to hold physical assets and the implementation of specific policies aimed at enhancing educational opportunities for girls. This approach to women's inclusion has not only elevated Rwanda's standing in the global political arena but has also fostered positive socio-economic changes, reflecting the profound impact of empowering women in various facets of society.
Rwanda's commitment to fostering women's leadership stands as a compelling example of effective measures that can be undertaken to address gender imbalances in political representation. On a personal note, I am putting myself forward as a candidate for the position of President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria in the upcoming 2027 elections. Currently, Nigeria has not witnessed the election of a female governor, let alone a female president, but my aspiration is fueled by a profound desire to empower the Nigerian girl child. I want them to understand and firmly believe that they hold significance at the highest echelons of leadership, with boundless potential to achieve greatness. I firmly reject the notion that women are meant to be subordinate to men; rather, they are designed to complement and match the energy of men in the pursuit of achievements and progress, much like the dynamics in pre-colonial times.
My inspiration is drawn from the exemplary leadership of Nigerian women who have left an indelible mark through their resilience and unique approaches. Figures such as the late Dora Akinyili, who raised the bar on integrity and patriotism in public service and Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, who, as a former Minister of Finance, showcased excellence and on global stages, embodies the brilliance, power, and tenacity of women. These are stories that should be shared with our women and daughters to ignite their ambitions and instill the belief that they can accomplish anything they set their minds to. A woman fully realizing her potential is a force that the world both respects and fears.
Allow me to conclude with the narrative of Franca Afegbua, the first elected female senator in Nigeria. Her motivation stemmed from the unfair representation of her people, and she defied societal norms as a beautician turned politician. In an era dominated by male figures in politics, she faced ridicule regarding her ability to balance family obligations and political responsibilities, to which she confidently responded, "I will do both successfully." Franca Afegbua's story is a testament to the audacious spirit, tenacity, and grassroots engagement that women bring to the political arena. It's important to highlight her non-power-hungry approach, focusing instead on fulfilling promises to her constituents. The empathy and caring nature of women, as demonstrated by Franca Afegbua, may very well be the catalyst Nigeria needs to advance to the next level and embody the change we aspire to see. As I began typing from my table at the University of Cambridge Judge Business School, I can affirm that women are illustrious, formidable and the world need not be afraid of women in power.
Bisayo Busari-Akinnadeju Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators and @Queenofcountryng@gmail.com
These lesbians should shut and let us hear word abed. Women have womb, do they also fertilize themselves? Nonsense.
Most people are idiots. Watch the people response here. Under what auspisy are they charging Mohbads father for defamation? Now this move have completely exposed who is behind all this! Wunmi is the person behind the so called Mohbad management. Don't forget so easily that Wunmi was sleeping with Mohbads manager a lesbian! So, put two and two together. Two lesbians were busy manipulating Mohbad! Now they want to manipulate his father! But they have made a serious mistake. Mohbads female manager who is a lesbian is in cohorts with mohbads wife wunmi who is also a lesbian. How can the management of the son sue the father for asking questions? I pray good Nigerians, men and women come out behind Mohbads father to unravel all these things. We now know who is pulling all these strings
HateBigots: People are dying from hunger, poverty and killers in Plateau but this fools are busy fighting for their pockets. I only blame the voters suffer no dey tire them.
Thunder fire you! Idiot. Every time reasonable issues are being tabled you talk about hunger as if you are a destitute. What of your parents idiot?
The Speaker is right. The Supreme Court has already adjudicated on this matter and so therefore the confusion needs to be rectified.
oz4real83: Labour party was supposed to be a masses\workers party where workers and common man can achieve their political dreams. Where this labour party leadership wants an average Nigerian worker to get N30m to purchase party form is a magic only the party leadership understands
Governorship election is not for kids. It requires some serious financial muscle. Even if you win the primary elections where do you expect the party to get money to campaign with. Don't forget that party always pays its agents. Let's say there is 1000 polling units in Edo state, we all know it's ten times that though. Imagine paying at least 10k per polling until to your agents? That's already 10 million naira. Labour party in Edo State needs serious people with some money to make any reasonable impact.
On my opinion, the sum of 25 million naira is even cheap.
DezMayorz: Rivers People Condemned Alarming Comments By One Amadi Eze On Worlu Chimenem Bobo
- Refers to such comments as irresponsible, ill-educated, demeaning, and evil.
- Call for immediate withdrawal of his Ph.D degree.
Dez Mayorz Report.
The entire Rivers people in unison have condemned the recent comments made by one Amadi Eze about Chimenem Worlu on social media.
The people refer to such comments as evil, unschooled, and irresponsible.
Calls for immediate withdrawal of his Ph.D. certificate from the school he attended, which is a dark cloud over the reputation of Ignatius Ajuru University.
"Amadi Eze's comments regarding Chimenem Worlu reflect a lack of respect, empathy, and decency. These comments not only demonstrate a disregard for the well-being of others but also display an alarming lack of professionalism and maturity. Such behavior is not befitting of someone who has been found "worthy in learning and character." - they said.
Below is one of the ill-mannered statements he made.
This is exactly how stupid some men are. This is tantamount to a lady calling another lady barren. If you support this behaviour then you are cursed with foolishness.
NOUNSTUDENT: Leg chain just scattered one introduction. A guy innocently took this lady to introduce to his parents that, this is the lady I want to get married to.
Mother, seeing the leg chain, concluded that this are the identities of prostitutes, runs girls and irresponsible ladies.
Love your life well, you will get to a stage, your beauty will no longer count.
Lesbian things. The idiot doesn't know anything. 2 smart lesbians and an extremely stewpid hegoat. When the lesbians are tired of him they will poison him and move on. Foolish fool!
adenigga: The Peoples Democratic Party has revealed that it will be difficult to dislodge the All Progressives Congress in the 2027 presidential election without a genuine coalition.
PDP 2023 Presidential candidate, former Vice President, Atiku Abubakar, had made a merger proposition, while hosting the National Executive Committee of the Inter-Party Advisory Council of Nigeria.
The former Vice President warned against the likelihood of Nigeria slipping into a one-party state.
He said, “We have all seen how the APC is increasingly turning Nigeria into a dictatorship of one party. If we don’t come together to challenge what the ruling party is trying to create, our democracy will suffer for it, and the consequences of it will affect the generations yet unborn.”
PDP Deputy Publicity Secretary, Ibrahim Abdullahi, who stated this in an exclusive interview with Saturday PUNCH, said Atiku made the call to protect the future of Nigeria and Nigerians.
Abdullahi, who alleged that the APC had impoverished Nigerians, said that only a genuine coalition of opposition political parties could boot out the President Bola Tinubu-led APC administration.
He said, “We believe only merger or coming together of all opposition political parties will produce a better result. So there is a need for other political parties to understand that it will be difficult to defeat the All Progressives Congress without a merger.
“So the other political parties must see the reason and identify with the PDP’s clamour for coalition. So, if they see this, then the better for Nigeria’s opposition and the people.
“But if other political parties want to go about it individually, they are not as strong as the PDP. It is very difficult for us to attain the objective of taking charge of the government and sacking this army of occupation that has decided to inflict maximum penury and anguish on Nigerians.”
The PDP Deputy National Youth Leader, Timothy Osadolor, also noted that opposition political parties would find it difficult to dislodge the ruling party without synergy with the people.
Atiku is a very very useless man. He has lost relevance. All he cares about is money. He wasted his money on overly expensive presidential primaries. Now he is broke. He is not half the leader Tinubu is. Tinubu is a far bigger and better leader. It took the personality of Tinubu and sacrifices to achieve what happened in 2015. Is Atiku ready to sacrifice? He won't ever step down for a southern candidate. The whole idea of coming together is only if he will be the flag bearer. It doesn't work that way.
marvelck: In Uyo, Akwa ibom State, there is so much honey (sexy beautiful girls), but no money for most people for flex with....
The place is blessed with beautiful girls, fun places, fine weather and with lots of exciting sight and sound. But majority of the people there are self employed. You barely see or feel the presence of govt there. The people there are left to cater for themselves, while the state govt eat all the money allocated to the state without doing any meaningful projects for the people
You didn't add that most of them have smelly puccies!
Keaton: It doesn't matter how "cheap" they can claim fuel is, how much is minimum wage? How can we be buying fuel at almost the same price with countries where people earn over $500 monthly(about 600k naira) as minimum wage?? And you call that cheap?!¿? Are we insane in this country?? ?? ?? This is just a ridiculous attempt at justifying how expensive PMS has become, its dead on arrival!
Na Yoruba package na! This is how they decieved the whole Nigeria to vote APC not knowing that they are evil.
Christianity Etc › Re: Africans Are Special Case When It Comes To LGBT Because Of Their Culture - Pope by dinachi(m): 12:20pm On Jan 29, 2024
