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Health › Re: When Last Did You Go For A Medical Checkup? by eepeepook(op): 2:00pm On Aug 13
This is the attitude I want to see every Nairaland member adopt. I don’t understand why many are content in ignorance.

telim:
I often taken myself to the lab for full blood work Every 6 months. Heart health once per year.
Health › Re: When Last Did You Go For A Medical Checkup? by eepeepook(op): 1:59pm On Aug 13
Good job. Please recommend the procedure to everyone you know. I would’ve been ignorant like most if not for my current job. I’ve undergone routine checkups for seven years and counting. Everybody I tell in the real world only spouts the response “something must kill a man” or “you don chop belleful, na why.”

jordyspices:
Very important but trust me is very expensive at least I do my kidney and liver function test at least every 6 months
Health › Re: When Last Did You Go For A Medical Checkup? by eepeepook(op): 1:56pm On Aug 13
Good job, my guy. Make it a yearly routine.

bentenny:
Very important.
Did mine a week ago.
Health is wealth.
Health › Re: When Last Did You Go For A Medical Checkup? by eepeepook(op): 1:56pm On Aug 13
Dey play.

peterboro:
When last did medical check up checked up on mehuh
Health › Re: When Last Did You Go For A Medical Checkup? by eepeepook(op): 1:55pm On Aug 13
Heart failure is more expensive than daily meals in the long run. We all know how products have skyrocketed in prices. Imagine being on routine medication because man never chop belleful so he no enter hospital.

VoiceHenshaw27:
Na who chop Belle full dey go Hospital my Brother. Many Nigerian couldn't afford even a Square meal talk more of medical check up.
Health › Re: When Last Did You Go For A Medical Checkup? by eepeepook(op): 1:52pm On Aug 13
I don’t do “at least.” A full medical checkup is required. Those two are mere scratching the surface. A forty year old Nigerian who has never gone for a checkup will miss many signs of poor health if he/she employs the least option.

Bluna:
At least if don't do much checkup, we should from time to time do Blood Pressure and Blood Sugar test.
Health › Re: When Last Did You Go For A Medical Checkup? by eepeepook(op): 1:50pm On Aug 13
This is exactly the mindset that I want to kill. Ignorance is bliss until you catch a random panic attack or heart attack.

Pootle:
what you dont know doesnt kill you
Investment › Re: Space X Investors, How Are You Coping? by eepeepook(f): 1:47pm On Aug 13
Are you a millionaire from the knowledge?

Bizibi:
go to nigeria stock thread and learn from most of em. I have learnt a lot in that thread for the past 4 years. From oando picks to tip picks,it was on that thread I got to know about aradel's good management. Someone have 8 tranches of fgn bonds infact I wasn't into fgn Bonds and treasury bills until I got there.
Politics › Re: Atiku Want To Throw In The Towel So He Can Pursue Northern Dream 2031 by eepeepook(f): 9:20am On Aug 13
How much is beer?

Freshtruth:
Atiku has sat down reason am say kwankwaso is a strategic polictian and has position himself for 2031 , when power will return to the north . Har is ready to be strategic for the ist time in his life. He knows by 2031 he is the most popular northern polictian and he will beat any Northerner he is ready to do the untinkable on the 18th if this month by stepping down for either mankinde or obi he knows this single out will make him automatically inherit the obedience and get obi endorsement ahead of 2031.

Peter obi is next year or never for you
Investment › Re: Space X Investors, How Are You Coping? by eepeepook(f): 9:18am On Aug 13
Send them to me. I will sell them bridges.

Bizibi:
there are people who receive dividends in 100s of millions on this platform.
Romance › Re: Lady Shocked After Women Flooded Her Husband’s Dms After Her Wedding Post by eepeepook(f): 9:15am On Aug 13
No be like say the guy fine, sef. LWKMD. “I don’t want anyone under 6 feet.” See their lives.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Jeremy Tremaine Williams Set To Die By Lethal Injection For Rape And Murder by eepeepook(f): 9:10am On Aug 13
They should’ve put him in general population. The convicts know what to do with this human filth. It would’ve saved tax payer money.
Romance › Re: Is It Good To Tell Your Fiance Or Fiancee About Your Bad Past? by eepeepook(f): 9:05am On Aug 13
People have different policies regarding this. One size doesn’t fit all.
Celebrities › Re: Omotola's Daughter, Meraiah Ekeinde Is Engaged! by eepeepook(f): 9:03am On Aug 13
That’s the point of life: grow, make children, watch them grow and make their own children. Left to nature, once your children become ripe for reproduction, sickness or predators send you to the next life.
Investment › Re: Space X Investors, How Are You Coping? by eepeepook(f): 8:52am On Aug 13
They are the majority.

nairalanda1:
Well, you and I are obviously neither..lol.
Investment › Re: Space X Investors, How Are You Coping? by eepeepook(f): 8:45am On Aug 13
The only true millionaire here is Seun. That was ten years ago. The state of Nairaland is a reflection of his financial status. With adverts littering every page of the forum and the front page slapping someone with obnoxious ads, his millionaire days are long gone. This place is for bored teenagers and lowlife adults to waste their most precious resource; time. Anyone who hits it big takes a hiatus from the forum because they build proper priorities.

nairalanda1:
I believe we have a few very rich people here, but of course, they won't say it...but buying stocks is not the provenance of the very rich alone.

I have known people who buy stocks who won't describe themselves as 'rich'.
Investment › Re: Space X Investors, How Are You Coping? by eepeepook(f): 8:38am On Aug 13
Dey play.

Emeskhalifa:
You think Nairaland is full of people from your small village? Dey play
Investment › Re: Space X Investors, How Are You Coping? by eepeepook(f): 8:37am On Aug 13
ROFLMAO. Una go talk this one with one account come use your ten or twenty alternates to beg for sure odds or set scams.

Mexyz:
Dey play
A millionaire is someone with at least a million naira as investments abi?
So we have thousands of millionaires here grin
Investment › Re: Space X Investors, How Are You Coping? by eepeepook(f): 8:36am On Aug 13
I know that boy personally. He’s broke. Nairaland is what he uses to while time.

Nelochukwu:
Someone just educated you and it's noise to you huh huh
Foreign Affairs › Re: Houston Teacher Breaks Down: “I Have Seniors That Simply Can’t Read or Write” by eepeepook(f): 8:33am On Aug 13
Notice he didn’t say young white people. The white man needs slaves who’ll do all the dirty work while he leads. I don’t see the problem here. The kids will grow to become used car salesmen, McDonalds managers, door men and strippers. The whites would become CEOs and executives.
Investment › Re: Space X Investors, How Are You Coping? by eepeepook(f): 8:20am On Aug 13
Noise!

xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

HeatSeeker:
You can buy foreign stocks right here in Nigeria! Retail investment is even more liberalised than before.
Culture › Re: It Is Wrong For Your Children To Bear Your Name As Surname by eepeepook(f): 8:19am On Aug 13
I have created this topic over four times in this forum. They either get deleted, trolled, or ignored. How come your own made front page?

It didn’t start with Millennials. It has been a thing since the beginning of time. The people who practice it can’t give a logical reason why they choose to, only “so my name will not be forgotten.”
Investment › Re: Space X Investors, How Are You Coping? by eepeepook(f): 8:16am On Aug 13
Wait, people bought from this forum? Una too lie for this place. Wake up, concoct lie, sleep. Rinse and repeat.

Millionaire no dey Nairaland.
Education › Re: Nigeria Is Still Teaching Children For A World That No Longer Exists by eepeepook(f): 8:10am On Aug 13
Many schools teach children the skills required to succeed in the current market. Maybe this write-up is about government schools. As far back as 2007, private university curricula taught students how to survive in an early 2000s workplace. Maybe government and federal schools taught differently.

Beef up your pocket and you can send your children to schools where speaking like foreign nationalities is embedded in the curriculum. I met some Ghanaians who attended only international schools from primary to tertiary. The schools were located in their home country. The difference between them and the white British was skin colour and London street knowledge.
Nairaland General › Re: Officially obsolete. by eepeepook(op): 7:56am On Aug 13
1. Nairaland moderators are useless. Topic I put in the politics section for specific reasons has been moved to the food section. Is beer food? ROFLMAO. We will never get things right in this country. They will claim politicians are wicked, completely ignoring that the politicians in power were sourced from the masses. Any of us will do the same and probably worse in positions of authority.

2. I remember when beer was 250 Naira per bottle. That year, you could find some off brands for 150 Naira. That was eight years ago at the latest. The last time I drank beer, it was 1500 - 1800 Naira. That was two years ago. What I paid last night still gives me nightmares.

SeeWahala:
My brand costs N1500 per bottle at any rundown street bar on the corner undecided

If I venture to order it in a Hughenden bar or club . . . Hmmm sad I fit end up washing tumbler and glass to offset the bills cry

Beer wey we dey flex for N450 per bottle that year na Jim tilumbu enter co e make all men dey instead smoke colos of N500 to high embarassed

Just because tilumbu smokes he wants all nigerian youths to be like him 🙄
Nairaland General › Officially obsolete. by eepeepook(op):
These are twenty characters. Oops, even more.
Nairaland General › Re: UK Based Doctor Nwachukwu James Nwabineli Passes Away by eepeepook(f): 3:25am On Aug 13
On to the next life. He left a good name.
Sports › Re: Chinedu Ozor: Katsina United Clarifies Reports Of Player Coming Back To Life by eepeepook(f): 2:54am On Aug 13
Why are human beings wicked like this? If the person who started the rumour got arrested, we know what his mother would do all over social media. Nigerians, give yourselves sense na, haba!
Phones › Re: Phone Cameras Are Gradually Taking Over Commonsense In Nigeria by eepeepook(f):
Even if smartphone cameras did not exist, those people would still do nothing but stare. It’s better for them to use the idle time to record proof. Many crimes overseas use evidence from such videos to prosecute offenders.

1. I see nothing wrong with the situation because the people are offering a service.

2. The situation is not so bad here and is actually declining overseas. I guess most people there now decide that everyone should keep to themselves and would not bother to take time out of their day.

3. If people never recorded events on their phones and broadcasted them, we would still be debating on the existence of Boko Haram and their numerous atrocities. Nairaland, Twitter and YouTube for close shop if not for smartphone cameras.

What is no surprise here is that despite the many stories about witchcraft and what-have-you, no video evidence has come out. Camera phones have existed for 27 full years. When will we stop believing stories which aren’t real?

Rapmoney:
In recent times, I have seen couple of videos online that made me ponder seriously on the sensibility of Nigerians.

First, I saw a video of a woman carrying a huge stone to hit another woman on her back due to an issue both of them had. What surprised me was that people were using their phones to record the unfortunate event instead of preventing the aggressive woman from carrying out such wicked act.

In another video, someone was recording a sleeping driver in a commercial bus, until the driver swerved off the road and hit a structure. Luckily for the passengers, it was not fatal. Instead the person making the video to caution the sleeping driver, he thought it was more important to make a video so that he could share online. If that accident had been fatal, both the person making the video and his phone would have ceased existing.

Just yesterday, I saw an accident video where about three men were stuck inside a trailer. They were still alive and breathing heavily, but instead of the people around to bring them out and rush them to the hospital, they were busy making videos and posting on social media.

I am not really surprised that we have the type of leaders we have in Nigeria. It is the nature of a people that determine the type of leaders they get. Leaders are a reflection of the society they govern. I keep telling people that Nigerian leaders in their wickedness are still from Nigeria, and not Morocco or Bolivia. Out of every 10 Nigerians, 8 would tend to think and behave like the leaders.

This social media craze of being the first to post or share something tragic online has eaten so deep into our bone marrows to an extent where we allow people to bleed and die just to video them and post online. What a society!

We need to separate compassion/responsiveness from content creation.
Family › Re: Lady Reveals 4 Things Her Husband Never Let Her Do (Video) by eepeepook(f): 2:39am On Aug 13
The woman explained that although the actions may appear ordinary, her husband prefers to handle certain responsibilities himself and does not allow her to take them over.
Some men view their wives as a reflection of them. They will maintain her no different from how they maintain cars, houses and other properties. She’s in a good position to realize when he starts cheating or looking elsewhere.

According to her, her husband does not trust her to wash his clothes properly, insisting that she does not know how to do it.
He’s either a clean freak or believes he can do it perfectly only when he does it. Some people are wired like that. You may do it better than them, but their minds settle only when they perform it themselves.

She said he also refuses to let her shave on her own because, according to him, she does not know how to shave.
This was how it started, however he now takes pride in doing it himself. Once again, he’s wired that way. I’m sure he enjoys it being part of his weekly routine. Maybe he is/was a soldier. Na those ones dey enjoy piling unnecessary responsibilities on themselves.

The woman further revealed that her husband does not allow her to pay household bills, even when she offers to use her own salary.

She said that if she pays a N20,000 or N10,000 electricity bill, commonly referred to as a NEPA bill, her husband will reimburse her when he returns home.
He will still jam the situation he’s dodging. She’ll secretly be handling a bill of 2,000 - 5,000 Naira. One day, ten years later, when they have an argument, she’ll bring it up out of the blue and claim, “When did you ever handle bills in this household?! I’ve paid xyz without your help for years!”

She also disclosed that her husband does not allow them to sleep in separate rooms, even when they have disagreements.

According to her, whenever she threatens to sleep in the parlour after a quarrel, her husband follows her there. If she returns to the bedroom, he also returns.

She added, “Although we can put pillows in between.”
Once again, easy to learn when he starts cheating or wandering. That is his style. It won’t work for everybody. Many men cherish their peace of mind and will not mind exiting the room for the woman to take over. He maybe saw the end stages of a marriage and linked it to separate bedrooms. Many marriages eventually end that way because both partners were individuals before coming together. What do you want to learn about someone after seeing them every day for the past twenty-two years? Abeg, dey your dey, make I dey my dey. Woman never finish for road.


Now, in some other households, the woman handles 99% of responsibilities. In many others, the man does while masquerading to friends that his wife is the best home keeper on earth. All fingers are not equal and everybody has his means to bring out results.
Romance › Re: Some Hookup Ladies May Be Sex Addicts Pretending Its All About Money by eepeepook(f): 9:44pm On Aug 12
As much as imagination tells you so, it doesn’t work like that in real life. Why don’t serial killers and psychopaths join the army? What happens is some level-headed individuals join the army only to find out they enjoy killing. It is never the other way around. When a hobby becomes a job, it loses fun.

A woman who is a sex addict would rather sleep with every man she comes across over asking them to pay. Now, if a regular woman enters the trade then discovers she’s addicted to sex, I have no idea. The job rewires average women’s heads to see men as a means to an end anyway. Bills do not give grace periods.

ebubeson:
Some hook-up ladies may be helpless sex addicts that may be pretending to sleep around for money. They may still sleep around if they have no clients; but demanding for cash may just be a way to get profit from sexual addiction.

When a hook-up lady tells you that she will stop if you provide her constant cash: do you know if she is a sex addict? Do you know even hook-up might make a lady a sex addict?

Again, if you are an innocent lady dating a guy that sleeps with prostitutes in a brothel, you might become a nymphomaniac if you sleep with the guy you are dating. The guy may have sexual addiction spirits that may be from the brothel prostitutes who may be nymphomaniacs, and he may transfer it to you that was initially innocent.
Nairaland General › Re: Officially obsolete. by eepeepook(op): 9:38pm On Aug 12
This is why Nairaland wasn’t factored when programming AI. Ordinary query, una don turn am to fight. Imagine if that was how Meta AI responded to questions.

ikeno:
If you av not consumed it since 2 years ago and you never bother to ask the price then, why are you now concerned about the price now or you thought the price will remain the same.

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