₦airaland Forum

One thing I’ve learned is women always wish for a man’s downfall after breakups. It’s why success is the best revenge post relationships. She may be better off, but if you give her the illusion of a more successful life without her in the picture, it will burn her soul. Going no contact is the first step. When her ego realizes you see no need to reconnect, she’ll humble herself and reach out.

That is impossible especially in our country without laws. Abegi, I don’t believe everything I read on the internet. It must be a movie role.

OneCandleAway:
Pa Ned is restricting her access to the kids. So she celebrated with other children

Okay, good. Never sin again. The same way you resigned from government employment, ensure to deactivate those other accounts you use to make noise here.

Nice2023:
I have worked in private sector and now govt but I am taking this decision to fully concentrate in my dream and to fully harness my plans for the future.

Nothing like ur own,where u dictate what happens and not the other way round.

This is the time to complete what I started and to give it the touches it needs.


To think that,I was supposed to write my promotion exam and move to 13 in few months time is like a dream to many people but I have to ditch it for my future dreams. Meaning I am resigning as a level 12 officer.

Thank God for life to see this day come to reality.

Two things would automatically decrease thousands of road deaths experienced in this country:

1. Mandatory driving school for people of age.

2. A ten-year official lifespan for vehicles. As soon as a car turns ten years after its brand new purchase, sell it off or dispose of it.

R.I.P. to the departed.

People are making wealth in the real world. Broke people online are making noise. I will always respect the white man for monetizing ignorance. The door automatically became wide open for anyone to become a millionaire off others’ willful idiocy.

Taking pills is unhealthy and a true sign of laziness.

Hermoniy:
You guys were trolling her for her weight, she decided to take a step and now this.

Is it that in-breeding doesn’t cause genetic issues in them? How can two rats turn into such number? If two humans were chosen to repopulate the earth, their eighth generation or earlier would die off from genetic abnormalities.

Smog2020:
The often-quoted figure of 482 million [/color]rats is based on mathematical models that assume nearly perfect conditions for population growth—unlimited food, endless shelter, no predators, no disease, and every young rat surviving to adulthood.

In the real world, those conditions don’t exist. Predators, disease, competition for resources, and environmental pressures naturally keep wild rat populations in check.[color=#000099]

That said, rats are still among the most successful and fast-reproducing mammals on Earth.

Female rats can reach sexual maturity in just 5–8 weeks, their pregnancies last only about 21 days, and each litter typically contains 6–12 pups.

Because a single female can produce multiple litters every year—and her offspring begin reproducing soon after—their population can grow at an astonishing rate under favorable conditions.
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I never guessed he was that old. My man na senior citizen — deep in the classification. Children will come here to type that he was blessed with a good body. Anyone can be blessed with such. Gym memberships guarantee it.

Celebrate their birthday, without them? How? Maybe she’s shooting a movie.

Okay, good. She should never try it again.

bestofnollywood:
Television host and media personality Morayo Afolabi-Brown has revealed that she was left shaken after receiving a disturbing phone call from a woman who allegedly showered her with curses over the questions she asks guests during interviews.
Speaking in a video shared on her Instagram page on Friday, the host of The Morayo Show said the caller used abusive language and repeatedly cursed her because of her interviewing style.

According to Afolabi-Brown, the incident was particularly upsetting because she was simply carrying out her responsibilities as a journalist.

“I got a call from somebody who rained curses on me. She said so many unprintable words,” she recounted.

The veteran broadcaster explained that while she has endured criticism on social media over the years, receiving such a hostile phone call felt different because the person had direct access to her personal number.

“I’ve been dragged on social media for many years for different reasons, but I don’t read those messages because that’s not my thing. But for someone to have my phone number and call me just to rain curses on me… what exactly is my offence? Is it the questions I ask guests or the names I call during interviews?” she asked.

Afolabi-Brown noted that some of the backlash followed recent interviews in which she posed probing questions to guests, including one about a person’s experience at a funeral.

Defending her approach, she said her more than two decades in the media industry have earned her the right to ask difficult questions.

“I’ve been in the media for 21 years and on television every weekday for the past 12 years. There are only a handful of Nigerians with that kind of experience. If anyone has earned the right to ask tough questions, I have,” she said.

She added that she would maintain the same approach regardless of who she interviews, even if the guest were a global political figure.

“If Donald Trump comes here tomorrow, I will ask him whatever I want to ask him,” she stated.

The TV presenter also stressed that she respects the preferences of her guests. According to her, some receive interview questions in advance, while others simply indicate topics they would rather avoid...

Africans are gifted in the art of kerewa. For every single one killed, ten are born and waiting in line to fill their roles.

It’s the body. She’s in her reproductive peak. I no blame the guy.

wearsandtrends1:
Is this the babe you are talking about

Exactly the question I ask sometimes.

lovatonio:
What is this?

The most honest take on Yahoo boys which I’ve ever come across.

Post pictures. I no come to listen nonsense.

Believe whatever you want. I’ve said my own.

Helinuse:
You are wrong on[b] the bolded[/b].
You just defined agitation or militancy, and not terrorism.
Terrorism is generally independent of the system. In fact, an example is Nigeria, in which the majority of terrorists come from individuals from Niger, Chad, Guinea, and the Sahel region. The system that cooked them is religion, and not the Nigerian system.

On the italicized and bolded,

I laugh

Bandits do collect millions, even billions, and yet they are still bandits. And somehow, you believe that giving them 30k monthly will stop them from wanting to collect billions? Come on, guy.

A good example is how the sections of the American community in which blacks and immigrants dominate, with more than 90% use of social benefits like free food, free housing, etc., via EBT cards, usually are the sections with the highest crime rates. I mean, you go to the whites communities who work for their money, and there is no crime. While you go to the black community who don't work for their money,a and there is perpetual crime.

You think economics and its social thread are a joke?

I ask myself the same question sometimes.

TheGreat99:
Which country are you from?

A drop in an ocean.

correctguy101:
They are doing it. Abi wetin you call the 50k given out to 2000 women?

That's grants too na

One thing about this useless country is your kind will be at the forefront to collect your allocation if such is granted.

Allahismylord:
You are being delusional. And it is perfectly fine.

Wizkid old pass the bros, sef.

…out of 260M Nigerians. A drop in an ocean despite being a good initiative.

naptu2:
Conditional cash transfer.

Over 8.3m Households Benefited From Conditional Cash Transfer Programme
https://www.nairaland.com/8673311/over-8.3m-households-benefited-conditional

NPower wasn’t general. We need a benefits system for every citizen.

Allahismylord:
NPOWER did more benefit than the SRD grant. Only for Balablu to cancel it.

Either posted the same comment twice or this is another account based abroad. Terrorism stemmed from people believing the system in place would never favour them. Thus they chose to take by force. If payment of monthly benefits was a thing, robbery statistics would reduce by a little close to half.

Helinuse:
Follow suit to do what?
Hand cash to undeserving people?
Deserving only because they are citizens?
Meaning you want to take cash from the people who have worked for it as tax, and hand it over to the people who haven't worked for it as social grants?

Do you even know what a socialist economy ends up becoming?

One thing I’ve learned is people who post comments of this sort are based outside the country. Of course it won’t disturb you, you’re in a place where people are considered valuable to a company’s survival.

Incognito403:
Follow what?! Giving money to lazy and irresponsible people?! No, we don't do that here and we don't want it here.

We're satisfied with our rickety empowerment programs.

No, thank you.

Hopefully our government will follow the initiative.

Spent all his time saving lives and giving recommendations without following the same. He’s surely resting in peace. The guy who constructed the write-up’s major problem is their closeness in age and the realization that the same could happen to him. He better sign up for a gym. He wouldn’t.

I will always say it that most Nigerian problems boil down to Nigerians to begin with. See lowlifes in South Africa performing Godfather-type moves. After all the noise made by the then governor, all actions entered voicemail. Na our way for this country. Anybody wey die unnatural death dey him own.

Some, not all. If 300 were re-hired after 1,000 were laid off, A.I. won.

Profound intelligence shown here. Seun must be proud of such Nairaland member.

Apcshit:
Woman kiiiiii you there

Medicine is one field where humans will always exist. They might reduce in number due to AI efficiency, but there will always be humans around to supervise the activities of automation.

PharmaTimesng:
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming the way new medicines are discovered.

Today, AI can scan millions of chemical compounds in days and identify promising drug candidates. It can also predict how medicines may behave in the body and even uncover new uses for existing drugs. Tasks that once took researchers years can now be completed much faster.

With advances like these, one question naturally comes to mind: Can AI eventually replace scientists in drug discovery?

Let's hear your thoughts.

What do you children gain from lying?

Orientalztv:
Olusegun Obasanjo, aged 94, wrote a touching letter to Nigerians. Here is what he wrote:

My fellow citizens,

People say life is long. They say, “Take your time, there is plenty of it.” But I am 94 years old now, and I can tell you with certainty that this is not true. Life is not long; it passes in the blink of an eye. As I draw closer to leaving this world, my heart wants to leave you with a few lessons.

I accumulated wealth, gained influence, and earned recognition, but today all of these seem like dust gathering in the corner of my room. If I stretch out my hand now, not one of them can go with me.

Lesson One: Do Not Live Waiting

A large part of my life was spent waiting.

In school, I thought life would begin after graduation.

When I joined the military, I waited for the weekends.

When I got married, I waited for my children to grow up.

When they grew up, I began waiting for retirement.

I treated each day as just another step, thinking real life was somewhere ahead. But now I understand that there is no final destination; the journey itself is life.

Lesson Two: Gold Is Not Food

I spent 50 years accumulating wealth. I worked so hard that I missed precious moments with my family.

I bought large houses, expensive cars, and luxurious possessions, but now that I am nearing the end of my journey, I realize that none of these things can accompany me.

I still remember the day my daughter called me into the garden to see a tiny insect she had discovered. I told her, “Not now, I’m working.” To this day, I still feel the pain of that missed moment.

Lesson Three: Tear Down the Wall in Your Heart

When I was younger, I believed that showing compassion or apologizing was a sign of weakness.

I had a brother I grew up with. One day we disagreed over something small. I cannot even remember what caused the disagreement now.

I waited for him to make the first move toward reconciliation. Years passed. Then one day I received a call informing me that he had died.

That was when I realized that I had been right, but I had lost my brother.

If you love someone, tell them today. If you have made a mistake, apologize today. Tomorrow is never guaranteed.

Lesson Four: Fear Is Only a Shadow

I was 22 years old when I dreamed of becoming a writer. I had notebooks filled with dreams and stories.

But I never wrote that book because I was afraid of being mocked or failing.

Now my hands tremble and my eyesight has weakened. That book is still inside me.

The greatest tragedy in life is not death; it is the dreams we bury while we are still alive.

Do not keep postponing what your heart longs to do. Start today. Even if you fail, at least you will be able to say, “I tried.”

Conclusion

The ticking of my clock grows louder in my ears now. I have let go of worry, pride, and fear.

You are still alive. You still have another day.

Do not waste it.

Look at your hands. Move your fingers. Feel your breath.

All of this is a blessing.

Do not wait until you are 94 years old to realize how beautiful life is.

Live now.

Until we meet again.

Summary

Life is short. Live fully, cherish your loved ones, forgive quickly, pursue your dreams, and make every day count. ❤️🙏🏾