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ageraGT:In other words, a woman is most loyal to herself than any other person. I'd be damned if that doesn't also apply to men. |
Nice! How come I've never heard of this? I thought the airport was also owned by VINCI airports incorporation headed by Nicolas Notebaert. |
You want sex, they want money. The society is bad, everyone. |
maasoap:And you assume I must have been reading comments on this thread to have come across the one I quoted, right? You don't know me. You don't know my tribe. You don't know what I stand for. But you'd gladly fill in the gaps with your assumptions cause that's how narrow minded you all are on this app. Apparently, you only see things in black and white. To you, it's all about the herd and anyone that tries to correct y'all must be on the opposite side. Go ahead and wallow in your tribalism while blaming the old leaders for your woes. Posterity will judge everyone of you destroying this country. |
Throwback:Is there ever a thread you guys don't into a tribal war ground? |
CondenseMilk:I've seen it!!! You hid it in-between ( and ° In bold below: $200=∆§π√4(©⁸)*{√π}*[©]+(X°¢|8%^). Martha was my favorite subject. ![]() |
fergie001:Hhmm... Are these two statements not contradictory? He didn't give the full details or the sequence of events up to the point where he eventually slapped the officer, but he stated that the officer's attempt at unaliving him and his family was what led to the altercation. But I get it, the claim that the officer attempted to murder him and his family is funny and vague. He wanted to kill you all and you just slapped him, and said "don't do it again", he said sorry and then you forgave him? That's a rather odd story. He'll need to explain how things progressed into him hitting the uniform man. |
Why is this an issue though? The kid doesn't live with them. He'd probably never identify himself by that name. Grannies giving a child thier own name is a way of establishing bond. What's the point of giving him the name of they're not allowed to call him by it? The name mustn't be native. All families are not the same. Some Grannies pick thier preferred name from the Bible. Don't let let someone from a totally different background use their situation to judge yours. I can see the first commenter is already planting ideas into your head. You gave your child a name, and your wife's family calls him by something else, you feel challenged. You feel it's a violation of your authority as the father? I could be wrong, but at the risk of sounding too assumptious, I'd say that's an extremely fragile ego, and I fear it reflects on other aspects of your life too. |
You won't see them saying "fear men". If it was a lady, the entire thread would have turned into a women bashing party. |
Ever8090:. They are minding thier business. You should tell bloggers to rest. |
People very far away are happy living together and you are in your room somewhere in Oshodi crying? I'll never understand homophobia. |
Sad news. I hope the family gets justice. Going through the front page and I can hardly see any comment saying "fear men", "that gender", etc. We're all calling out the man in question. Let's learn to extend such courtesy to women. |
Hahaha.... interesting. Sure they won't bribe the chief priests? |
He was reading from a book in his hands. When you take a picture of someone looking down at something, it always comes off as if they're sleeping. We've been on the internet long enough to know this. So why don't we leave the banners and focus on the arguments from both sides? |
Lol... we, Nigerians, like to make everything about us. Where do y'all want him to sit? Between the king and the queen? Everyone in that section were dignitaries just like him. So I say he was sitting amongst his peers. |
OP, you want to contest? Lol. Like someone has already answered, it's hereditary monarchy. While it's possible for a person of color to become a king/queen, it's very unlikely that would happen. |
The video and the write-up don't seem to agree. |
Yemmysworld91:O'clock = of the clock (an expression from old English). |
Soft skills you can learn to earn money? You probably mean digital skills, bro. |
advanceDNA:I didn't say that you said she should go and have sex. I also don't care what LGBTQ folks are doing. All these things you're saying are not necessary unless you just want to pick up other things to argue about and that's a straw man's argument. This was your question: "is she having sex already that she now knows and has come to the conclusion its women she likes to fvck??" And I'm saying this question invariably implies one has to have sex to know the gender they're into, and that's not necessarily the case cause a lot of teens know thier sexuality even without ever having sex. It's a simple submission with a definit premise. So how did I jump from A to Z? |
advanceDNA:Again, going back to your first comment, that sexuality can be a certain way for some people doesn't mean she needs to be having sex to know her sexuality. That's the point I am making. You might say she's too young know (this is arguable cause I have worked with gay teens. They had never had sex but thier sexuality wasn't up for debate), but asking if she's having sex already to have known she's into women implies that she first needs to have sex to know. And that's not only a wrong assumption but a dangerous one. That's all I'm saying. I'm not invalidating the experience of others. |
advanceDNA:Yes, I know some people figured out their sexuality after attempting sex. That's not thr bone of contention. You asked if she was having sex to have known she was gay. And I said she doesn't need to be having sex to know. That these other people you mentioned had to have sex to know thier orientation does mean the girl in question had to have had sex to know. It's not necessarily the case cause many people knew they were gay years before thier first sexual experience. Some gay men people have never had sex before due to religious reasons. Even bisexual people don't necessarily need to have sex to know their orientation. They know just like you know you're straight even without having sex. |
advanceDNA:I agree with many things you said, but I just wanted to point out that she doesn't need to be having sex to know the gender she's sexually and emotionally attracted to. Many gay people figured out they were different between the ages of 11 to 14. They just couldn't talk about it. |
Failure2019:Bro, but why? |
The answer is simple: investment maturity target. |
leroi01:It's not HR business, await orders from above. Who says HR cannot be above? You forget that HR extends all the way to the top of the organization where you have the HR director who only reports to the managing director or the board. |
CondenseMilk:Lol... you make it look like doing what serves human and having a career are mutually exclusive. Career is just an English word for the dedication you give to a specific thing that serves human. It's not even about education. It's about dedication to a domain. Just like some people are passionate about football, some people have spent their lives advancing in a specific domain, sharpening thier skills, contributing to the domain and making both a name and money for themselves while at it. When such a person comes online to ask questions like the OP, it is for like-minded people to answer. |
NoahHadNoArk:I think the problem is that people compare iPhones with cheap devices that run Android. High end Samsung phones (which are mostly more expensive than iPhones) have no business with lagging. I use an iPhone and a Samsung phone. None has ever lagged. I personally prefer Android cause it's more user friendly and I do not have any other Apple device that would have highlighted the benefits of using an assembly of Apple products. I personally believe it's a matter of preference. |
This is not a very useful report though. When you express the earnings of different countries in one currency, you get an almost useless result. |
Saving this thread for later. |
WriterrNig:No to start an argument, sir, but in my opinion, when you buy goods and services from a vendor, the vendor has not done anything for you. In fact, you're the one helping the vendor's business. So except these busses were donated, I really don't think they count as what China has done for Africa. Using chinese construction companies is way cost effective than any other alternative, but we pay for every drop of sweat. When we talk about what a country has done for another, I believe it should be in terms of investments and humanitarian aids and maybe military support. The US and the EU still remain the biggest source of humanitarian aids in Africa. The UK is Nigeria's biggest source of foreign direct investment. China is only trying to rise to the second position in recent times. Yes, China has the resources to overtake other countries in terms of new FDI's in Nigeria at some point, but that doesn't undermine western investments in the country. And considering the fact that FDI's inevitably expose a country to foreign influence, some might argue that the influence of a democratic nation is far more bearable. Just an opinion. |
SpecialAdviser:Well, that's far more theoretical than practical. The UN can't even mandate countries to evacuate thier own citizens let alone those of the host countries. Will they provide the resources? Are the citizens of the host/waring country doing anything for these other countries to warrantee such entitlement? You take thier labor/human capital, thier money (for those schooling abroad), etc. and you still want them to be responsible for your own citizens when you start a civil war? How nah? There's absolutely no justification for imposing such a heavy duty on other countries. Like I already said in my post, foreigners and the hosts have a symbiotic relationship. So the foreigners' home countries do not owe the hosts anything. Nigeria do not owe Canada anything because some Nigerians decided to move to Canada and Canada decided to accept them because of the benefits they hope to get from it. It is unfair to tell Nigeria, the country suffering from extreme brain drain in this case, to evacuate Canadians if one province in Canada decides to fight other provinces. It's simply not justifiable. If Nigeria decides to help, it should be out of charity. In the case of civil war (an internal war started by the people of the country themselves), it is absolutely illogical to force other countries to evacuate your citizens. That's not even equitable given the disparity in their economic situations of these other countries. Policies/laws are based on reasoning, my bro. In this case, there's no reason to put such a policy in place. |
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