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All these one-sided stories. Men will be beasts for so long and God forbid the woman tries to do something for herself to move on. |
One day I'll just not visit nairaland anymore. It's not worth it anymore. In fact I visit it more these days to confirm my network is working fine than to actually read anything. That's how low Nairaland has come and it's because of posts like this making it to Frontpage. Frontpage used to be worth it, now it's just filled with one person trying to launder image for people we don't know or care about all because they probably paid for it. Seun has successfully gone fully financially-minded and ruined a very unique brand. So sad. |
CRAB definitely is an acronym for something. Is it too much to write it in full for those who have no idea about it? Its sad that an opportunity to actually educate others was terribly missed. |
ExudeLoveToAll:I'm not surprised. A lot of you talk a lot of shit but can't even think on your own. Engage like someone with a working brain. It's your type that will go around shooting people over having differing opinions because you don't even own your own thoughts. You can't think for yourself so you can't even defend your beliefs. It's sad. |
iwaeda:There's critism, there's skepticism and there's just plain negativity which is what a lot of you exhibit. You can't see any good in anything ever. No one can help you with that. You think you hate the country and it's president? Think again. |
Chasing out the president isn't the issue, what comes after is. I hope it turns out for the best. |
Kanixt:By the time the whole middle east is destroyed for associating with who they want, sheybi all of you will rest. One thing you all don't understand is if these countries were truly in support of hamas, Israel doesn't stand a chance. The chicken will soon come home to roost. |
dollypi:Yes! you're missing your common sense. Not everything has to be political, but I guess that comes with having a logical thought process. |
Akalia:Lol... You obviously don't deserve to ever leave Nigeria with this nonsense you just wrote. Or maybe I'll assume you're ignorant. |
This one has been living in his brother's shadow and has done everything possible, though unsuccessfully to leave that shadow. I hope he succeeds this time around with all these his needless sensational nonsense. |
This is what happens when you glorify retards and make them popular... Why is he not tackling other state governors to create more opportunities in their states instead so they can attract more investments. This looking for someone to blame mentality pisses me off big time. |
spontan:Are those using it against the president taking it seriously? You'd be surprised the brain capacity of a lot of people you share the social media space with. They don't care how ridiculous it sounds, as long as it supports their biase, they're running with it. One of the reasons the government is to be blamed, if quality education was more accessible, we won't have to be dealing with such people at all. |
Lol... I can't wait to see how this will end. I'm hundred percent sure Dangote won't be the loser. |
Lol... I wasn't disappointed. The usual suspect. How person dey use clipper encourage children? Are you promoting child labour or what? Lol. |
NNtv:What? I guess using one's brain is now a luxury many can't afford. |
That looks like someone from Southern Africa to me. A lot of these evil guys actually claim Nigeria when traveling so they are not traced back to their real countries and families. |
Paperwhite:A lot of you don't know how things work but you're always the loudest and that's how you all pushed her into this mess. When some of us were telling her then that challenging the suspension in court was the wrong way, many of you thought we didn't know what we were saying. Law is one of the fields with the most loopholes and once you can hook yourself with one, getting out might be a problem. If she had challenged it before the suspension commenced, then that would have been a different case. Now they have to maintain status quo and that means things have to remain the way they were when the case was filed. This even has nothing to do with victimization and things like that, it's just the legal system being messed up as always. Why should a case challenging 6 months suspension last longer than 6 months, that's so unreasonable. |
Lol... As Religion has not destroyed your country like you used it to destroy other countries, it's easy for you to say. Your time will come. |
SarkinYarki:Is the speaker of the house working for the government now? Is he not a part of the government? Must you contribute when you have nothing sensible to say? |
Atheistan:The way a lot of you think is just toxic. Do you think American inventors make everything in the US? Lol. Y'all are stupidly weird. You build a prototype, send it to China since they have the machines already (and it will be cheaper than you just trying to build or buy machines for it's production) and they help with the production. Does it take away the fact that it's your invention? Y'all are damn negatively stupid. |
They won't honor it, useless saboteurs. The government should have never given them that attention. How do you force unionism on a private company, who does that? Many of the leaders of these unions have businesses, have they ever encouraged their workers to form or join workers' union(s)? Nigeria seriously needs a little bit of military influence in our democracy to curb overgrown wings like this. Previous governments have tolerated them so much that now they feel untouchable and believe they can hold the whole country to ransom. |
donmixc:Lol... Y'all will obviously never stop complaining about everything. It's always tribe to you. Yet when it favors you, you start shouting merit. Lol. If the yoruba person merits it, should he/she not get the job? |
RenoOkriTheGoat:Of course, I wasn't expecting anything sensible from you. Keep up with your incoherent trolling, that's the fate you've chosen for yourself and you keep wondering why things never work out for you. Goodness can't thrive in negativity. |
RenoOkriTheGoat:He said a lot that a lot of sensible people have always known. A lot of you really just have brick wall for brains. You don't understand things and will be so adamant about learning because it's not going your way. Life is all about learning, unlearning and relearning. Go through history, even the mightiest of generals were unable to win guerilla warfare and eventually had to either backtrack or adopt the same tactics. Read, you won't. But you'll be the first to talk about things you don't understand. Emotionally hyped but intellectually inadequate. |
kunlesufyan:That's where you get it wrong. Any businessman can deal with negativity from their target audience but undue negativity from random nonentities who can't even afford your services or cross your path on a normal day is where they draw the line. The mistake he made was trying to be liked by people. He should have left his account to be handled by social media managers only and only speak when absolutely necessary and relates with his business. A lot of people on social media have terrible lives and try to make the lives of others terrible as well. So it's never a win-win for you. They have nothing to lose. In the worst case, they still get your attention but you will always leave bruised. |
Nigerians die in Egypt and other countries daily and it's not news, why should an Egyptian dying in Nigeria be news? Inferiority complex! |
This is what they call "see finish". That's where most men get it wrong, they tend to "see their wife finish" after marriage. When you live constantly with someone, they tend not be have anything special anymore and that's where your maturity should come in. She has options too and if she decides to do like you do, nah you e go pain pass because your ego won't let you overlook it or get over it even if you end up divorcing her. People think it's infedility and those other things that ruin marriages but not always, lack of appreciation also ruins marriages. |
I didn't see any mockery in what he wrote. If that's how the countries the NGO's come from are doing, will we be rushing there? You can't always cry victim when it was you who refused to do the right thing at the right time. This mentality of "do it first, apologize/settle later" is the reason we find it hard to move forward. You can't keep doing the wrong thing and keep expecting the government to keep turning the blind eye. Fashola's time in Lagos was one of the most effective, not because he spent more or did anything special, but he made sure everyone understood there are consequences for their actions. He brought back discipline and accountability and everyone hated him at first because it affected one or two people they knew but eventually when people saw the benefits outweighed the inconveniences, they adjusted. We need to start understanding that these are the tough decisions that need to be made for anything to work out. |
franchasng:Unnecessary war of ego you call it? Lol... A lot of you have no idea what you talk about. You just follow the band wagon. Maybe when you become president of a country in your next life and a joint union of your enemies are planning to ally with your next door neighbor thereby allowing them build military facilities right at your doorstep, you'll chill and tell them to go ahead. Lol. You people are funny. |
Profgordons:That's not how freedom of association works. You can associate with whomever you want. Why will a missionary school not allow a Muslim student use hijab since the student has the right to associate with whoever she wants? They can resign from working for Dangote and go to anywhere they are free to associate. It's not a constitutional thing, if it was, NUPENG will be taking Dangote to court by now. If the drivers working for Dangote don't want to be members of NUPENG, it's within their right as well. But they know they can't win in court, that's the reason they are using the strong-arm tactics of going on strike to hold the country hostage and force hardship on everyone else. Dangote is a private entity. It's like ASUU striking because private universities are not allowing their members join union. How does that make sense? |
jmoore:Whats the Correlation? |
kedeojo:Bro... You get time. They want to change it, they should go and change it. It's a free world. I don't know how people will just devote their lives to senseless rants. They should start campaigning, win presidency and then change it. But you won't sit down in your house and tell people who have earned something how to use it. It makes no sense. The president they are waving at isn't complaining, the governors are not complaining, the people in the governors' states are not complaining, so what's your own? |
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