₦airaland Forum

Mr Rubbish, I hear you

Seunpapa65:
Like I said before there the rest Nigeria and SA no dey for any competition
Una go just wake up begin the talk rubbish

Where for Abuja be like this?

Seunpapa65:
U dey mad so because they snap one or two places it has suddenly become beautiful rest abegi

Every year revival and they still remain where they are

AntiChristian:
Nothing can be done about it!

If you talk you'll be called names like my moniker and others!

Some MFM people came with their Bus and musical instrument into our street in Ebute meta and started blasting the noise of their upcoming crusade/revival somewhere! The noise no be hear! If i had my ways i for tear pankere for them!

No more ads to promote na so so revival and crusade!
Every year revival and you are never revived!

She's a Nigerian

airsaylongcome:
Where's that written in our constitution?

Visit without benefits

Though I dey struggle with my life but I no wan die now

codedly:
Use jinja herbal extract and thank me later 08033232257

God bless you for this. These are the real issues

GOFRONT:
He is a Goat.........How guys just propose out of the blues without even knowing the Compartibilith of theGenotyope still amaze me.

You kneel to propose to a lady cos of Konji.......whether she AS and u are AS, whether she is SS and you are AS, all these you dnt even know..

Nobody is fighting God. Life is business. The god of men are running their business. Your eye go open. If you like continue to mumu

dkidd:
Lol because of trials this one is insulting God... Lol Satan won't save U if U think God is the cause of Ur problems U are dumber than I imagine. Let me tell U something for free, U were so close to Ur answers but ur faithlessness made U take a U turn and now U are exactly where the father of lies and deception wants U to be before he completes his assignment on Ur stupid self. Keep fighting God. Fool

And e late child na transgender. That money should be used to help struggling citizens of Nigeria and not a book that's no meaning to people's life

I use Lux for bathing and Olive oil for cream

FerrariE:
I use Joy soap for bathing.

I use Vaseline as cream.

We shall all die

dontrulee:
Yes, I've been to the morgue and I've certified many people dead.

They all look like they're sleeping, just that it's a sleep they can't wake up from.

Sometimes this year, one of my girlfriends took a picture of me sleeping and it reminded me of my mortality, that one day (which could be anytime), my eyelids will close never to open again. I loved the picture so much that I used it as my screenlock. We shall all die and it's something we shouldn't be afraid of

Nonsense talk. You no help anybody start business but you dey extort dem in the name of tithe

ricson11:
Paying of tithes must be done consistently, anytime you miss paying your tithe, you will return back to square one

-Pastor Paul Enenche's wife, Becky Enenche


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4tJnsyJ9EJY?si=MpEfkwumHmsAgxth

So sorry for your sister who died through diabetes. It's like it wasn't properly managed. I'm a Type 1 Diabetic for 14 years now. Life taya me o

DoctorAyukebot:
I wish we had five of your kind on Nairaland.

By the way I'm sorry to learn of the passing away of your wife. Life becomes meaningless for a while when we lose a love one. Some people never fully recover from the shock. I lost a brother several years back to brain problems. Before him I lost a sister to diabetes. She was only 20 years old when she died. Three years ago my mother passed on and four years ago my father.

I don't know which pained most. My sister's demise was the first I lost someone that close to the cold strands of death. I did cry my lungs when the corpse finally arrived home. I never made it to the mortuary cos was in charge of the funeral preparations at home. It's been 20 years since she passed on. I could go for months without missing or thinking about her despite having named my 18 years old daughter after her.

The experience is different with my brother. With Just a year apart we grew up like twins. He was at the hospital with my sister during her last days. When she fell into a diabetic coma, he fell into unconsciousness cos of the shock and only recovered to a depressed mood of psychological breakdown. (Madness)

After four years of psychiatric problems he too succumbed. It's been 16 years since he passed on but a day has never gone by without thinking about him. I did name my thirteen years old son after him. If I had to chose two persons from the world beyond to bring back to life, it would be him and him.

I don't miss my parents that much. My mum was just 59 years old when she passed on. Our relationship had become rocky over the years due to Pentecostal radicalism. I do blame her sometimes for my brother's demise, having refused us from seeking medical help for him on the hypothesis of God having revealed to her that, it was a spiritual issue that needed only prayers.

However it's hard to forget her. She was still a very caring mother and the good days are hard to forget. My father was 72 when he passed on. I don't particularly miss him that much but pity his last days made difficult by my mum who had become radicalized in a strange Pentecostal world of her own.

Daily when I pray I say "God whatever harm would befall my children let it befall me. I don't think I could stand the pain of losing one of them despite my inner strengths. Every iron ore has its melting point though. They are my melting point

Stop that talk. Herbal drugs leads to death. Don't lead people astray

MrRemedyAlagbo:
Mine was during anatomy practicals, meanwhile diabetes not supposed to kill us if we embrace Nature and our forefathers way of healing.instead of managing it with orthodox drugs. May God forgive your mama shortcomings.

Like seriously Disease dey o

illicit:
All I know is that a dead body can't move or fight anybody

Talking about spirits that's another thing

A dead body and spirits are two different things

I can sleep in a morgue

Please help and support me a Nairalander struggling with Type 1 Diabetes

MadamVanessa:



To be perfectly honest, I don't like him, but the way he exposes these fraudulent celebrities who exploit people throw advertisment and other ventures, exposes fraudulent cone pastors, exposes deep corruption in the Nigerian system is the reason I am forced to like him.

I donated 100k to his NGO , I wouldn't have thought that I could do that. But I know that the money will be well utilize hence I didn't wait a second to donate to the NGO. He's not like other frauds.

The mother is very beautiful

ENEJI16:
Her mother come fine pass even without organic cream

Still the same corruption

NiceBreezeHuh:
Good question. Has Islamic law changed the North?

Church na scam

ChizzyBuna:
The day I stopped going to Church

You're right. There's an online business I bought that am still learning. I'll try my best to start it before this year runs out

digitaliz:
You can't abandon your medication.
Believe God for help in buying the medication to start with.

There are many opportunities to make money even in this economy, you just have to find what works for you. No one depends on salary alone, not even the CEO.

That church only emphasize about miracle. But when you go to the prayer line and you didn't get healed, should I abandon my drugs

digitaliz:
Did you say you were beaten up in a "particular church" because your blood sugar was low.
Do you realise saying this in public can turn out differently if this is not so?

I will assume it was so, that's really unimaginable to say the least, while that is so it will be difficult to get a genuine help and advice because you have lost faith in Christianity. You said you might die if you continue being a Christian, did I really read that correctly?

Brother, you need God, l was born asthmatic and suffered intense attacks but God saved me. I have no single symptoms anymore. This is the only method I know. I do hope you can have faith in God, if not for miracle at least for financial comfort to buy medication.

Male

Foodqueen:
Are you male or female?

Tomorrow November 14th is World Diabetes Day. This is my 14 years of living with Type 1 Diabetes in the midst of poverty and struggle. Life hasn't been easy. I'll like to share my experience and how Type 1 Diabetes has affected my life

1. Work : For several years, I've been working as an house keeper just to survive. It hasn't been easy as I receive a salery of 27,000 naira while the price of the insulin right now is 36,500 naira

2. School : I graduated from the secondary school in 2010 at the age of 16 and the illness of Type 1 Diabetes started in 2017 at the age of 17. I couldn't go to the university because of Type 1 Diabetes.

3. Marital Life : Am 31 now and am not married. I'm not happy about it as I preferred to start my family early but financial life is not okay right now. I can't even take care of myself right now not even another

4. Religion: I used to be a christian but I came to realize that I might die early if I continue being a christian. I was attacked in Mercyland owned by Prophet Jeremiah Omoto Fufeyin by the church security because my sugar level was low and I couldn't get myself. They beat me up almost dead where they later dumped me in a clinic.

5. My Supposed Business: The business I suppose to be doing now is an internet business. I've bought several courses online and I know what to do but I only need the capital to start.

6. My family: Born into a single parent family a single mother hasn't been easy. My father who has never spent a Kobo on me has made me to vow never to give birth like that but I must get married first.

7. How the Economic Situation Affects Me Right Now: The level of inflation has affected me seriously. I ate once in two days in 2023 for 7 months because of the price of food.
Right now, I eat bit by bit in the morning and evening. Sometimes I sleep with empty stomach. Close to two years now, I've not eaten rice because Basmati rice and Ofada rice is too expensive. Right now, I manage to eat Quoker Oat and Unripe Plantain with oil on a daily basis

8. Depression and Suicide: I've thought about commiting suicide sometimes due to the depression of doing what am not supposed to do with my life. But I decided not to because I want my story to motivate somebody who's Type 1 Diabetes that it's not a death sentence

9. Extended Family: I lost a relative of mine to this Type 1 Diabetes in February this year 2024. It's a very painful situation as I couldn't help out. He was a very young boy.

10. The Price of my Drugs: The price of the insulin I take right now is too expensive. The price for Humulin 70/30 right now is 36,500 and I receive a salary of 27,000 naira.
I've become a beggar because of Type 1 Diabetes. The Nigerian government should subsidize the price of diabetic drugs. People living with diabetes are dying.

I pray the Nigerian government to here and listen to the plight of people living with Type 1 Diabetes and people living with Diabetes in general. The health minister should pass this message to our president. It's not easy. We need help

That's no solution or prevention. Type 1 diabetics got to always control their sugar level through insulin intake

Christlike01:
Exercise regularly, drink plenty of water, and minimize your sugar intake. Anyone who does this consistently will be able to keep their diabetes in check.

The pancreas can no longer produce insulin

Winnin009:
Bro, keep calm. You just described one type; Type 2. Don't be ignorant. You can voice you opinions without slandering people. Not all diabetes is directly related to too much sugar intake.

A kind of diabetes actually requires you to take something of high sugar to raise blood sugar levels. It's called Type 1 diabetes

Imagine me with Type 1 Diabetes. The insulin is right now 36,500 naira

MASTAkiLLAh:
The APC wants to kill diabetes patients in Nigeria by keeping necessary drugs expensive and out of reach of the average sufferers

Lie. Not for diabetes

Hemanwel:
This is even the best time to jettison all these orthodox medications and embrace alternative medicine.

There lots of herbs out there that can be much more efficacious than the orthodox drugs.

Consult the right herbalist. Remember, there is power in nature!

Type 1 Diabetes is not self inflicted. It's genetic

epainos:
Diabetes is a self-inflicted disease. Period! Everyone with the disease is a food/sugar freak who finds it difficult to let go. If you want to argue, go ahead, but check them all well before you do so. How many of them gave up sugar easily? How many of them can easily give up high glycemic index foods? "Dem wan chop swallow na and put meat, round about, panmo, etc".

Start a garden, eat organic food, stay away from processed sugar and high glycemix index food, and you can manage well or reverse it if not irreversible.

But they will keep arguing. "Na dem get their wahala".



How can it be free when there is overpopulation and corruption? Decay is inevitable, but not until we have a sustainable structure in place. How can you freely care for over 300 million people with a GDP per capita of less than $4000? Even if we remove corruption, it will take at least 5 years to start balancing everything. It is as if you do not understand what is wrong with Nigeria.

Na vote e take win Election rigging

Blackmercyvelly:
Congratulations to them, next time you people will vote right candidate to government

Diabetes is not caused by sugar. Type 2 diabetes can be caused by too much intake of carbohydrates

Chuksyno:
Minimise intake of sugar and carbs and then exercise regularly. Diabetes may not remember you if you do so.

There's a lot of hope for me

nasbiafra:
FTC.oya who dey do transfer

a quick reminder to you all,if you have the slightest means to japa from nigeria,do not waste no time because there is no hope for nigeria citizens.

How many of them scored hatrick in a major European football final?

mekleelex200:
Nonsense, is this where football is at now? Lookman is good player but he is lucky that there are no much African players doing much things at international stage.

If it was the modern time of Ego, Drogba, Diof,Yaya etc., who burn am to be nominated.