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A straight nail gets hammered first. The more good you are, the more challenges confront you. |
Lol... A place where there's supposed to be equality. I hope they remembered to worship God after worshipping their "special guests". ![]() |
There is a difference between transgenders and drag queens... It's not uncommon for "Christians" to distort facts every once in a while to suit their narrative. That's all I have to contribute. |
CSTRR:I don't think I've read it anywhere that the said man is one of Tinubu's appointees. Kindly correct me if I'm wrong. If that was the case, my initial statement will be invalid. |
I hope AI realises how dumb and self-loathing you are.
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I honestly will never understand posts like this. Is the president supposed to know everyone's business? Events and circumstances bring people together and pictures get taken, why should one person in the picture be held responsible for the actions of another person in the picture. Nigerians really need to be smarter and stop chasing shadows. Ask the right questions and do the right research rather than wasting unnecessary time on frivolities. |
This stuff isn't really an issue, just needs some commitment on your part. You'll need to start breaking up your sleep time. Wake up more frequently to check on her or better still, let her sleep with her head on your arm or chest and once you feel the drool, tap her to change positions. Over time, she also will unconsciously start changing positions by herself and that will greatly minimize the drooling. It's not an immediate solution but it works. |
I honestly won't understand how any sane person from whatever country will double up on a very insane act by his/her people/country. If she saying Miss Universe Nigeria is the most prestigious pageant in Africa, that's her opinion or am I getting something wrong? Why take it so personal when you are sure she's just talking a load of sh*t? A child was born in your country believing she's your citizen for over 2 decades of her life all of a sudden she discovers that's not true and you're so joyful at being so hateful towards such a person at a low time of her life. Yo! I'm trying to wrap my head around how vile and bitter you are mehn. And if this was isolated, maybe I'll understand but the fact that a great percentage of the South African population shares this view just beats my imagination. This is not a time to gloat, you have nothing to gloat about. If her parents had chosen to give her South African names, you guys would have never noticed her. Someone has seen you as her people all of her life and you just throw her away over something as stupid as a pageant. A f**king pageant! I kinda understand though. People who are mentally and economically oppressed will always find others they think they are equal or superior to pour out their frustrations on. |
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Do commenters above not understand the meaning of "endangered species"? You all want all facets of the country to work including tourism but don't even understand that wildlife is an integral part of it. The frequent selective outrage of Nigerians is starting to get irritating. He can adopt the elephant and adopt a kid as well. One does not stop the other. He doesn't even need to ever see the elephant, just some monthly stipends to the elephant's feeding and management. If the news was that someone killed an elephant while hunting, this same people will be the ones screaming "Nigerians will eat all it's fauna, what will be left for tourism"? Pick a side and stick with it, not just get outraged when it concerns people you've chosen not to like for whatever reason. I don't have to like someone to understand if their actions are beneficial or not to the environment. |
![]() People with log of wood in their eye are ignoring it and concerned about the speck of sawdust in another person's eye. What do we call that? |
What nonsense is this again? Do you know how many pageants happen yearly in different states and the country at large? Did the Miss Osun with the governor emerge from the competition organized by the organizers of Miss Nigeria pageant? Everything does not have to be tribal. These were things we laughed about growing up and were proud of when we see individuals from a different tribe or geopolitical zone representing a state that's not in their geopolitical zone. It was NEVER an issue. |
NewDelhi:Later you'll buy nonsense and say they scammed you when you were the one that didn't ask the important questions. None of the questions he asked is troublesome or unnecessary, infact the OP should have added them himself by default. |
Obakoolex:I'm not disappointed. You are not destined to be reasonable. |
Obakoolex:At least he's still doing something he loves. Can the same be said about you? |
maasoap:OK sir |
maasoap:I don't have strength for ignorant arguments. Believe whatever you like. |
Emeskhalifa:You thought you ate, right? Polytechnic graduates are practically way more efficient than university graduates in engineering and construction fields. Ask the employers. |
Lizzysamuel:This constant ignorant assumption that every 'protester' has pure intentions is the reason many protests will never have the desired results. Even ordinary campus aluta is sometimes corrupted by some unscrupulous students who don't care about what your intentions are, all they want is an opportunity to initiate chaos. When those concerned are making moves to reduce the opportunities of those joining the protest for the wrong reasons, it's better to also take heed rather than trying to point fingers or play blame games. It's for everyone's safety. Nobody is jittery, people have just lived long enough to see that events with too many unknown variables and random people can easily be used to perpetuate evil even when that was not the intention of the organizers and most of the genuine participants. |
Now I'm beginning to believe these guys wanted to be a parody account but Nigerians started taking them seriously because their statistics fit their narrative(s). |
Jh0wsef:Bro, nobody mentioned me on the thread or used the report button. I can't be going through every thread to know what's happening there. |
luminouz:It's nice knowing I'm living rent free in your head now. Not like you have anything of substance up there anyway so there's always space. |
luminouz: ![]() Still more incoherence. |
luminouz:Whatever makes you sleep well at night. I make no logical sense but you never gave any logical rebuttal, just insults. Every SENSIBLE person could understand what I wrote. |
luminouz:Lol... Go through your tone and choice of words as well as mine and that should give you a good indication of who amongst us lacks home training. Even someone who never had parents to raise them shouldn't sound so empty and incoherent. You resort to insults because you know you have nothing sensible to offer. |
ogaontop:Why will any sane person call him evil for doing the appropriate thing? Will it even be an issue? Should the punishment for lawlessness be more lawlessness? Then what example are you giving to the students you are supposed to be impacting with knowledge. Their lecturer that's supposed to know better is resorting to jungle justice, won't they see it as the right approach as well? Of course your lecturers acted this way, that's the reason you see it as an appropriate course of action. There's nothing right about it. |
Fearyourcreator:The same wise man... Physically cutting off a student's hair is not an act of violence? How daft can you be? |
Fearyourcreator:Lol... Very intelligent contribution. |
Hussein035:Sir, I never said the student shouldn't suffer any repercussions if he's against the school codes of conduct. All I'm saying is there's no need to be barbaric about it. If his hairstyle is against the school's code of conduct, then treat it as such and punish him through the appropriate channels. He has no reason to touch the guy's hair, that's not within his job description or even within his rights. Let's stop equating being African with being barbaric and power drunk. It's crazy enough that a lecturer that's supposed to be an intellectual role model and know better is the one resorting to such means of jungle justice. Rules exist, and punishment should also be by the books. |
luminouz:Lol... The emptiness is obvious. |
TerAdo:When the government starts treating you like animals because we blacks need to be strict, please don't complain. I never defended the student's actions, but there's a reason the man is the older one because he should be wiser. Telling him not to enter your class till he cuts off the hair would produce the same result without the uproar. Y'all keep acting like mini-gods in positions of small power and mistake it with being strict. This is not being strict, this is abuse of power and high-handedness. |
Ate247:So after cautioning him, what happened to excusing him from your class or making an official report to the departmental office or HOD? Why have you Nigerians turned absurdities to the norm? "even my lecturers then yen yen yen" and you can say this nonsense with pride in 2024 in a country with a constitution and you wonder why most of you find it hard to adapt in nations that respect human rights? It's this same set of people that will come tomorrow to accuse the government of human rights violations but what do we call this? Very archaic, savage, and myopic way of addressing issues. If the dude decides to act violently, do you think he won't win by claiming self-defense? You have an adult coming at him in a vulnerable position with a weapon. Is it until someone sees brutal repercussions before every other person will have a sense of boundaries and civility? I tire for una mehn. |
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