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Music/Radio › Re: Korra Obidi - OYA WASS (official Video) by DrTee1(m): 11:26am On Aug 06
Has anyone wondered what may happen if men also decide to go nude or celebrate our semi nude bodies like this?

Or are we no longer gender-equal?
Politics › Re: Cardinal Onaiyekan: Rufai Oseni Reposts Omojuwa's Old Tweet & He Replies by DrTee1(m): 12:43pm On Aug 04
Image123:
Ahh, even op no survive for here.
Bishop wey get candidate bias before don lose right to form neutral. Support your candidate without cowardice.
Only the third picture is genuine. The first two pictures are fabrication.

Only the one where the Cardinal said that it was senseless to inaugurate before completion of electoral processes is true.

Let those who come to equity come with clean hands.
Celebrities › Re: Juju Singer, Saint Janet Dies After Brief Illness by DrTee1(m): 1:31pm On Aug 02
Here was a comet that dashed across our skies.
The streets would never forget this one.
One can only say "Rest in Peace" to the Female Archbishop of St Bottles Cathedral.
Politics › Re: Sharing of rice, a product of a wicked & irresponsible elite - Priest (vid) by DrTee1(m): 1:29pm On Aug 02
It tells of how much training your parents gave you.
LZAA:
No catholic will ever post that nonsense you did
Oya bounce
Politics › Re: Sharing of rice, a product of a wicked & irresponsible elite - Priest (vid) by DrTee1(m): 12:21pm On Aug 02
Your words show more of your character and fruits of your faith, than what you seek to defend.

I have possibly been a Catholic for longer than your age.

LZAA:
You people should please take your bolekaja and silly politics far away from the Church
Don't try it
This isn't Adeboye or Kumuyi
Abeg
Politics › Re: Sharing of rice, a product of a wicked & irresponsible elite - Priest (vid) by DrTee1(m): 10:57pm On Aug 01
Let me teach you something.
Catholic Priesthood doesn't end by taking up political office. What the Church does is not to defrock or liacize (yes, that's the word) Priests who go into politics. Rather, the Priest is advised to refrain from saying Mass or listening to confessions until he is out of the political office.

For me, I think it is a half-measure. Who is deceiving who?

LZAA:
If they call you Apcheat minions dumb now una go dey vibrate
That man in Benue dropped his cassock when he became a governor but your lust for 3k has made you lot blind to research and common sense
The CHURCH has never,can never and will never bow to partisan nonsense
Now bounce
Politics › Re: Sharing of rice, a product of a wicked & irresponsible elite - Priest (vid) by DrTee1(m):
Shameless irresponsible Catholic Priest.

Sebi his own colleague Catholic Priest is the current Governor of Benue State. What did he do better? Sebi a Catholic priest like him was President of Haiti.

Sebi it is the people he peaches to everyday that brought the rice to his mission house. Sebi he is also sharing the rice to people - free, just as he received it. So if it was Atiku or Obi that brought the rice, he wouldn't share it? Is it about whose picture is on the bag of rice?

There's NOBODY that wants to be President or Governor in Nigeria today that wouldn't do things like this. The failure starts with the priest himself. It is the failure of their evangelisms and preachings that has messed up the society. They should go and get salaried jobs or open a business. In the past, Priests were secondary school teachers.

Useless people pointing abusing fingers at others, even when they are as complicit.
Politics › Re: Priest Blast Tinubu For Giving Him Rice To Share To His Members Ahead Of 2027(vi by DrTee1(m): 9:31pm On Aug 01
Shameless irresponsible Catholic Priest.

Sebi his own colleague Catholic Priest is the current Governor of Benue State. What did he do better? Sebi a Catholic priest like him was President of Haiti.

Sebi it is the people he peaches tho everyday that brought the rice to his mission house. Sebi je iya also sharing the rice to people - free, just as he received it. So if it was Atiku or Obi that brought the rice, he wouldn't share it? Is it about whose picture is on the bag of rice?

There's NOBODY that wants to be President or Governor in Nigeria today that wouldn't do things like this. The failure starts with the priest himself. It is the failure of their evangelisms and preachings that has messed up the society. They should go and get salaried jobs or open a business. In the past, Priests were secondary school teachers.

Useless people pointing abusing fingers at others, even when they are as complicit.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Ghana President Mahama's Convoy - Rufai Oseni Reacts (Video) by DrTee1(m): 11:40am On Jul 24
People are kidnapped in Abuja, aren't they?
ambale:
You said presidential campaign, of course you will strengthen your security more then now

But then we are talking about the dally activities of the president, even inside Abuja wey dey guarded fully, he still moves that way

And na to just fill up the books with irrelevant expenses that's all
Foreign Affairs › Re: Ghana President Mahama's Convoy - Rufai Oseni Reacts (Video) by DrTee1(m): 6:51am On Jul 24
There's a lot of deception on the internet sha.

I was in Ghana during the Presidential campaigns, and there were a lot of cars in the convoy. A massive lot.

This video doesn't do justice to it. In the background to this video, you can also see other parked black jeeps. His advance party.

What the video captures is only the final 3 that ultimately brought him up to stage, which happens in Nigeria. When Tinubu goes to the Eagle square, only one car brings him in.

The problem is that our gen Z generation are easily deceived by social media, and is this Rufai of Arise? The less said or written of the man who was threatening traffic officers when he drove against the law, the better...
Romance › Re: When A Woman Sleeps With Another Man The Home Changes Even If She's Never Caught by DrTee1(m): 12:02pm On Jul 22
And if you are ever caught, make sure your boyfriend can marry you and cater to your children.
Christianity Etc › Re: A Call For Urgent Prayers For Papa Ayo Oritsejafor(photo) by DrTee1(m): 6:34pm On Jul 10
So you are the only "reasonable" person, because everyone else is unreasonable.

Take your flowers, deputy god.
Dtruthspeaker:
No reasonable person called our Lord names and nor did anyone criticize Him over His clothing.

Every reasonable person sees those clothes represent pride, vanity and a person wants glowry and praise to cgo to him. All of which do not represent God. So, it's clear that he is reping himself and that he is own god, which means that he is committing idolatry and that even he himself is an idol as you obviously have taken him to be. So, you see, both he and you are wrong, see all the sins both of you are committing and have committed
Politics › Re: Mopelola Advocates for Women as APC Deputy Governorship, Speakership Candidates by DrTee1(m): 3:06pm On Jul 09
I think a poor orientation is to "give" roles to anyone on the basis of gender.

Both genders are equal before the law, and people should be made to contest and win or lose regardless of gender.

It is sexist to define elective positions by gender, and it isn't appropriate.
Christianity Etc › Re: A Call For Urgent Prayers For Papa Ayo Oritsejafor(photo) by DrTee1(m): 1:43pm On Jul 09
Did people not call our Lord all manners of things?

Did they not criticise him for wearing a cloth that was of one seam or so?

Even till today, isn't it true that the nation of Israel isn't Christian becaus ethey still criticise Jesus, their citizen?

If we do things because of what people would say all the time, how are we different from others? Even Benson Idahosa was criticised for wearing Agbara to preach, at a time when preachers were a lot more collared.

Dtruthspeaker:
If our Lord had dressed like this wouldn't people had called Him yahoo boy and vain?

"Let your moderation be known unto all men"

Clearly, he is representing the lord of pride and vanity
Christianity Etc › Re: A Call For Urgent Prayers For Papa Ayo Oritsejafor(photo) by DrTee1(m): 5:32am On Jul 09
Other than his darkened and well-groomed hair, what's the issue with the elderly gentleman's dressing?
Politics › Re: Concrete Roads Vs Asphalt Roads: The Dave Umahi Infrasructure Revolution by DrTee1(m): 3:22pm On Jul 08
Only God exactly understands why they are doing these concrete roads. America and Europe use asphaltic roads, abi what is this concrete noisy road wahala...
Car Talk › Re: My Sad Experience With VIO Officers by DrTee1(m): 12:13pm On Jun 24
I honestly do not understand how you allowed them to extort you unfairly. Since you already forfeited your appointment, you could have stayed on your right until they freed you. You shouldn't have lost twice (by missing your appointment and losing cash to them) then come to a faceless forum to complain - except what you are saying isn't the full story.
Crime › Re: Kitan Oyesiku: Ogun Police Recover Missing Lexus, Assure Public Of Breakthrough. by DrTee1(m): 6:16am On Jun 23
The day 40% of our society understands these facts you have written below, that day we would rise again as a country.

At the moment, our people are still jaundiced by political party. The Igbo are still desperately seeking Aso Rock, rather than working tho build a reliable opposition OR to bid their time within the APC by blending into the party, allowing the President to finish his term, have over to the North East or North Central (NE most likely) with an Igbo VP before coming to the South East Presidency in 2039.

There are no sentiments in this political chess game. It is either you build a viable opposition structure across the country or you blend into what currently exists. Note that the South South have 100% APC governors at the moment and would contest that Igbo VP ticket in 2031 if the South East doesn't show firm electoral commitment in 2027.

I want an Igbo President in my lifetime, but it has to be built on trust and huge political investment. The problem with our society is what you've written - not any political party situation - or whoever governs Aso Rock.

Orinechi:
Is not all about security. It is the result of moral decadence we promote in the name of being civilized. Our society is a mirror of our homes. We rushing to be on a par with American and British society but our justice system is no where close to that of those countries. And parental discipline which instills values in the younger generation has been thrown to the dog. What you see now is not ending any time soon. There is a limit these security agents can be stretched.
Politics › Re: Olu Falae Got More Votes In Southeast Than What Obi Got In Southwest. by DrTee1(m): 10:39pm On Jun 21
I don't know how old you are, but you are apparently young. My NL account was opened just a few years after that election


The 1999 Presidential election was between OBJ of PDP and Olu Falae of the AD/APP combination. As both parties couldn't coalesce into one, Dr Ogbonnaya Onu, the Igbo Presidential candidate of APP and former Abia State Governor, stepped down for the AD Presidential candidate and his APP supplied Umaru Shinkafi as the VP on the APP ticket that Olu Falae ran on.

This was done because APP had a greater National spread than AD at the time, so ideally, Falae should have won in the South East, as he had a complete Eastern alliance.

Obasanjo was the candidate of the PDP - and lost in the South West, as he was a military and Northern Oligarchy Yoruba imposition at the time.

Just clarifying.

chopnaira:
Obj got 2.3 million.
The election was only between PDP (Obj) and AD (Falae).
I know you were still wearing diaper in 1999.
Celebrities › Re: Tems Begs Obama For Forgiveness After Nervous Performance by DrTee1(m): 11:18am On Jun 19
She do bombom ni?
That shape looks unusually larger that I knew it to be
Business › Re: Historical Accounts Of Textile Factories In Nigeria by DrTee1(m): 8:35am On Jun 19
This was a time!

Nigeria has to aggressively get back at industrialization. To do this, we need to have a stable political system where the government can plan for 20 years and follow it through.

The country must be restructured to make States and Local Governments have viable autonomies, so that they can compete against each other on the industrialization track. The overcentralization of almost everything in Nigeria towards Abuja feeds red-tapism, corruption and blunts real development.

We need to know that the problem is us, and not the political parties. All the parties are essentially the same, and there is no PO-ssible miracle, just like BAT has been unable to give us a better country in 4years. We need 20 years of sustained development with a firm blueprint in the first instance.

That's Nigeria's realistic chance.
Politics › Re: Gov Hyacinth Alia Appoints Sister As First Lady In Benue State Spark Protest by DrTee1(m): 11:56am On Jun 16
It is embarrassing that a Reverend Father cannot lay a great example. His Catholic Priest predecessor had laid excellent precedence by using the wife of the Deputy Governor.

Alia should have followed same but then...

That's why I don't trust these religious people.
Politics › Re: Peter Obi's Claim That An Entire Faculty Of USC Are Ex-Convicts Is False by DrTee1(m): 5:53am On Jun 16
God please o.

I hope PO hasn't made another gaffe here.
Politics › Re: Court Orders INEC To Deregister ADC, Accord Three Other Political Parties by DrTee1(m): 2:47pm On Jun 15
Thanks for providing this clarification.

This would certainly go all the way to the Supreme Court but the time is too short to come to a conclusion that may deregister the parties.

Any attempt to deregister the parties NOW would lead to huge conflagration in the polity. It is too late to bring these up now.

DomPerignon:
Because the electoral act and past supreme court judgements have barred INEC from disqualifying any candidate or deregistering any party because the electoral act did not empower INEC with such powers.

The onus then lies on a court of law to do the needful when approached by a petitioner to do such.
Politics › Re: Court Orders INEC To Deregister ADC, Accord Three Other Political Parties by DrTee1(m): 2:37pm On Jun 15
Hold on!

How didn't INEC deregister then initially? What was the ground for not deregistering those parties before now?
Sports › Re: 28 Years Later, Brazil, Morocco & Scotland Are In The Same Group Again by DrTee1(m): 2:35pm On Jun 15
Just like a time when Poland beat Brazil in the third place match of the World Cup in 1974, four years after the same Brazil had won for a record third time and retired the Jules Rimet World Cup trophy at the time.


FortCavazosKnox:
You are absolutely right but you still can’t deny that there was a time where Brazil vs Morocco football match means automatic 3 points for Brazil
Sports › Re: 28 Years Later, Brazil, Morocco & Scotland Are In The Same Group Again by DrTee1(m): 11:29pm On Jun 14
Brazil beat Morocco 3-0 in the reference France 98 Mundial, didn't they?

Honestly, I didn't think you meant 2002. However, even at that, Brazil quite struggled to qualify for the 2002 World Cup from South America. The Selecao essentially grew into the tournament before winning it.

It is argued by some that the group stages were fixed to make it easy for the Samba boys to qualify, based on their perceived weakness at the time. If I am not mistaken, they were in a group with China, Costa Rica and Turkey...

FortCavazosKnox:
You are talking about now while I was talking about 2002, what was Morocco’s ranking in 2002?
Sports › Re: 28 Years Later, Brazil, Morocco & Scotland Are In The Same Group Again by DrTee1(m): 11:24pm On Jun 14
Well ..

Israel IS NOT a member of the European Union.

Mccullum:
European countries and hypocrisy, they can accepted Israel but denied Morocco due to geographic location, so Middle East where Israel located is part of Europe.
Sports › Re: 28 Years Later, Brazil, Morocco & Scotland Are In The Same Group Again by DrTee1(m): 9:03pm On Jun 14
You are underestimating Morocco. Brazil is 6th on FIFA rankings while Morocco is 7th!

Morocco is virtually a European team, and that country had applied to join the European Union in 1987. They were denied for geographical reasons.

No member of the starting 11 of the Atlas Lions was born in Africa.

Don't ever underestimate Maroc!

FortCavazosKnox:
Football has really changed, imagine Brazil not nit being able to defeat Morocco. Imagine it was the year 2002
Sports › Re: 28 Years Later, Brazil, Morocco & Scotland Are In The Same Group Again by DrTee1(m): 9:01pm On Jun 14
There was no space for 3rd best loser in 1998. It was the first 32-nation World Cup with 5 African countries, up from 3. USA 94 had 3rd place loser spots because there were 24 countries at the time.

Kalulu44:
It was
Brazil
Norway
Morocco
Scotland.
.
Brazil and Norway went thru to the next round.
Morocco didn't secure enough points to qualify as one of the 3rd best loser
Sports › Re: 28 Years Later, Brazil, Morocco & Scotland Are In The Same Group Again by DrTee1(m): 8:59pm On Jun 14
You remember well.
It seemed, at that time, that Brazil "sold" the game to Norway, as it has been expected that Brazil would beat Norway and Morocco would qualify by simply defeating Scotland, as they did.

AkumTemi:
I still remember that match between Morocco and Scotland. Morocco won 3:0, but crashed out after Norway beat Brazil in the last group match.
Mustapha Hadji, Hadda and Chippo were at their best that day. The Moroccan keeper Idris Benzekry was at his best that day.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Kuwait Restricts Domestic Worker Recruitment To 10 Countries World. by DrTee1(m): 12:40pm On Jun 11
This would hurt many of our people. Kuwait is one of the highest paying Shagala countries.

It is modern slave trade, but then, many of our people do it in the absence of sustainable means of living at home.

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