eazzzy1:
1. Some men have learnt of ways to please a woman from porn. Pleasing your woman is an ego boost.

2. Some men have been delivered from bad relationships because there is an option for sexual gratification.

3. Some men have been able to manage scarce resources because porn has deterred them from spending for sex.

4. Talking about people paying money for only fans, you have to have money to be able to afford only fans. Are you saying the people who waste their energies on masturbation still have the ability to be productive members of society?

5.If there was no porn, people will still masturbate. Before the wide spread of internet in Nigeria, people were masturbating to erotic books or the dvd poster of their favourite actress/actor.

6. Porn and masturbation are similar to activities like watching movies, music, sports etc. Eventually some people outgrow them, some don’t. These are leisure activities that wanes with responsibility and maturity in most people.

7. Unless you get to the point where you refuse to go to work just so you can watch porn and masturbate, there’s nothing wrong with you.

8. Your argument about porn destroying life is like saying garri destroys life. People have stopped working hard to better their lives because garri is cheap and they can afford it. I can say garri is a life saver, people are alive today because they can afford garri. It’s all perspective.

1000angstroms:


Did his juju die with Him or it escaped?

seborrhic:

One dindirin that is a top most banker and industralist says Tinubu is on the right track.
Sometimes I wonder how people like that reached the top industrial and banking heights they have reached when every economist knows that less construction,less sales,less fuel consumption and use are primary indicators of a shrinking economy.
So someone overseeing the shrinking of the economy and thus the things that follow it,is on the right track according to Elumelu

Macphenson:
This is a a serious issue. I am an Engineer and majorly into building construction. A lot of my projects are already suspended.

Everything now is terribly expensive. I wonder why nobody is talking about iron rods.
Yesterday I bought a ton of 16mm iron at #1,150, 000 ( localoo not even imported), iron I bought around december at #625, 000. I bought six tons instead of the ten tons I needed for the project.

Marine board is now #23000 for one, what used to be #11, 0000.

30 tons of granite is almost heading to #700, 000.

The last time I went to mushin to buy HDF wood for kitchen cabinet and wardrobe, I went round for about two hours pricing. The prices were ridiculously high that I just entered my car and went home.

I wonder why people are even talking about cement which is the least of the headache while not mentioning iron, granite, marine board etc. This is terribly terrible. About six of my projects have been suspended already and the remaining others are going to be suspended.

Even my clients abroad that I build for, when they change their hard currency and use it to buy materials, they are also feeling the heat of the terrible economy.

YouAreNobody:

You guys keep saying this nonsense but you forget that those people with old stock will restock at new prices.

You bought a bag of cement at 5k to sell. The manufacturers increased price to 10k. Do you expect the sellers to still sell at that 5k? After selling their stock and they go to buy new stock, will the manufacturers sell to them at that old 5k price?

Sometimes you lots speak ignorantly

Realguyman1:
E be tinx... Wetin dey pain me for body is that many of this senseless Buhari and Tinubu supporters nor know say the kind damage wey Buhari do to Nigeria, and the one Tinubu is currently doing ehn, nobody fit fix am back even in a million years to come

:

Source: https://journalist101.com/2024/03/08/father-of-four-chris-ozobia-commits-suicide-in-enugu/

Makunahatata:
you don't have sense..
I will make sure your Muslim customers know the kind of religious bigot they are patronizing

Toks wears
https://m.facebook.com/p/TOK_wears247-100069685367672

onthehill:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BGLnCs8HkTM?si=OF_v-vEQZV2tKRB9

eldoradoxx:

Just as Nigerian government banned rice import, spent trillions on rice farmers to boost production and we now have cheaper rice all over the place afterwards.

Rebuker:
Former Chairman of the National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW) in Lagos State, Musiliu Akinsanya, popularly known as MC Oluomo, has generously donated patrol vehicles to the Lagos Police Command. In a video reviewed by our correspondent on Thursday, MC Oluomo presented the vehicles to various police stations located in the Oshodi axis of the state.

During the presentation, the NURTW official expressed that the decision was part of his Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) to the state. This initiative has sparked significant discussion on social media platforms, with many users analyzing the implications of his action and speculating about his motives.

While some users have commended his generosity, others have raised questions regarding the timing of the donation and its potential impact on his public image.

CaveAdullam:
The problem with being an African is that the errors and trials you would have experienced in your early teenage years till the mid-20s, to become fully grounded from 25, or let's say 30...is what you will start experiencing from your 30s.

Starting from this stage, you are distraught. You don't know which hook to hold, the road to follow, or who to listen to.

You become impatient because you are getting older and time is far spent.

Worse is that it's from 40 many start running helter-skelter because from 50 you are literally done with life. Don't allow the exception to deceive you. Proceeding from there you ought to be enjoying the fruits of your labor.

The sad thing is that nobody tells you from an early age.

Our parents have been bamboozled by religion and the hope of a better future. They just allow things to slide. They built us for the past, not for the present.

Not their fault though because they were using a prior template that was good but expired even before we were born. Hence, many youths of today are void except for their college degrees. Multitudes still lack a basic education.

No idea about navigating the world. No idea about money making. No idea about business. No idea about handling our problems. No idea about dealing with people. Just blank and empty.

They are like harmless and helpless flocks with the hope of using a degree to get their lives satisfaction and happily ever after.

As we speak, many don't know what to do. They don't know where to move to. They don't even know how to think. They are hopeless.

The promise of a better future was a facade. They fasted. They prayed. They served their father's land. Are humble and patriotic citizens, yet the goalpost gets farther away from them every time they come close to scoring a goal.

Ideas die faster in poor and underdeveloped nations.

The innovations that have sprung up in place of previous poverty had giants and great men who stood by the brains behind that idea. Like Vanderbilt to Rockefeller.

Rockefeller would have died like the average man if no one had been there to key into his oil exploration idea and adventure.

Things take extra power to survive in places of poverty. I mean power beyond the seven seas and oceans. That's why development and innovation in Africa can be counted on the fingers.

Converting your idea into a great innovation from a standpoint of integrity in a poor place takes something beyond your might, strength, and thought.
There's a higher probability of you dining with the devil to get it done even if it was and never your original intention.

But you got to do it because you want food to eat. You want to take care of momma. You want to see Papa look good like his youthful days.

You are like a naked migrant in a desert. The Sahara desert is even a testament to this. It has young Africans buried inside her belly who tried migrating to Europe because they couldn't survive the extreme power of the sand dune and vicious men of the Sahara.

You are empty. All you see is a sand dune.

Oasis? That's a black swan. Support? That's a fairy tale. Guidance? You're asking for magic.

That's the case of being an African.

Conditions are so tough that you'll begin to doubt your dreams. You'll think if your ambitions are grandiose. You'll think if you are making a mistake. Because despite your efforts and endeavors, nothing fruitful comes out. A futile result you get every day.

Meanwhile, your nonchalant peer in a developed world doesn't need to work as hard as you to get his basic needs met.

The funny thing is that as Africans, our daily struggle is to provide for our daily needs. Not for the party. Not for extravagance. To put food on your table, a good shelter, security, and good internet access.

However, millions of Africans have died without meeting their daily needs. They die poorer than the poverty line.

Seeing young African children today causes me a lot of fear. Not for the harm they will cause but for their future which is gonna be wasted under bad government and leadership. They are jolly and happy today, but their future is blink except a tsunami of change overtakes the African government for good.

And by the way, the crime rate in poor nations is usually high and extreme. Virtues and vices can't be void. You either get occupied with one and forgo the other. So when virtues are lost, expect the sons and daughters of Adam to dance in the playground of their most animalistic nature.

And here I have a problem with African mothers who intend to procreate beyond 2 kids. Like what do you need the extra kids for? You that have not fulfilled your dreams, what then do you have to help 3 or more kids to fulfill theirs?

Getting pregnant at this age, a sight to behold, a thing of good, and the joy of being a mother is metamorphosing into a horror scene.

Because if you don't have the basic necessities to cater to a child till the point of comfortable adulthood, you've done great wickedness to that child. And this circles us back to the opening of this post.

Africans seem not to even know their problem. Anyway, the majority are religious and filled with myriads of superstitions. They don't even know that they have been hostage in their lands. Locked by corrupt kinsmen.

Anyway, they will fight over tribal, religious, and political views. Still inside their cage. What a pathetic scene to behold.

Despite the obstacles, the few that can get going should keep going. Hope is the fire. It will one day illuminate our darkness and we will give light.

May those who are confused and lose hope find the courage once more to march on as gallant soldiers.

We don't know when we will find rest. But we know that this too shall pass away.

DCmaverick:
According to your fighting skills, who is likely to surrender

Ourtruth247:
The churches weren't actually built as chruches

The more you explore the ceilings of churches scattered across Europe, the more you realize that they weren't churches. The controllers found them and converted them into chruches.

The Sistine chapel is said to have been painted by Michaelangelo, a historical figure generated by the "chatgpt" AI of the controllers.

Now let me blow your mind.

The images attached are pictures of the ceiling of the Church of Gesu in Rome, said to have been completed in the year 1580

If Michaelangelo painted the ceiling of the Sistine chapel, why is the painting of the Church of Gesu; a church built 30 years after the death of Michaelangelo, and a century after the Sistine church was supposedly built; why does it have such a striking resemblance to Michaelangelo's painting and why are there also naked people on the ceilings?

Of course we are given the name of the painter of the Church of Gesu ceilings. A 19th century painter. We are told he painted the ceiling 300 years after it was built, drawing inspiration from the likes of Michaelangelo,

But from the images below, you see that the design of the ceiling matches the paintings and whoever built the ceiling also created those paintings. The painting wasn't added centuries later. It's an important part of the architecture. The paintings even match the stone sculptures that ardorn the ceiling edges.

This theme of naked people on the ceilings of old world style buildings is something you will find the more you dig deep into this subject.

HellVictorinho6:
I walked into the shop then she started laughing

Telling her friend see ur husband in her native language/mothertongue

Then that one reacted mischieviously

But i think they must have seen themselves as perferct

Yeah, my hair may not be full everywhere, i may not have murny, trying 2 settle debts but

Can they improve any aspect of my life?

Is it just about what u want in a guy?

Or more like ur guy

I dont understand why i should hate myself becuz of anybody

Nonsense.

SouthSouth1914:


Noddles that gives Glaucoma! There is nothing healthy about noddles!

Glaucoma
Appendicitis
And more are caused by noddles!

Ebinpiawazuu:
This is nine hundred here

Paraman:


https://punchng.com/nigeriall-become-net-exporter-of-food-says-tinubu/?amp

chisomkachy:


RudeboyPsquare

Ourtruth247:
I will like to shine more light on a very important aspect of my research.

For those of you that have been following my work here on Nairaland, you'd be familiar with my research. For those who haven't been following my work, below are the main point of my argument

- The history we are being fed is a lie. There is a lot that's been hidden from us and there has been deliberate alterations of events, timelines and dates.

- The world 500 years ago was way more advanced than we are today. The advanced human civilization that existed at the time were the ones responsible for building most of the great architecture and impossible artworks scattered across the world. Something catastrophic happened and this great civilization was wiped out, most of their structures destroyed and only few remain today. The ones that remain were inherited by settlers, repurposed and the history rewritten.

-The goal of this reset was to rewrite the history of our world and create a new system of control and indoctrination.

You can check out my previous threads if you are interested in going deeper into all of these subjects.

Now I will like to share some information about subsaharan africa. This information was put together from different focal points of my research. I hope you will leave this thread with a better understanding of your past.

chokekachy:


https://www.channelstv.com/2024/02/07/hardship-fresh-protest-erupts-in-niger-after-arrest-of-25-people/?fbclid=IwAR3c6-JR1Xwz6yoknfx2VyTdC-ZiPHDYRHWt0tv4NUDlEEsIX6xzXVzvTb0

Sicilyjoe:

Nothing like strongest or toughest in this situation, put it simple they are so afraid and cowards.

Meerahbel:
In the light of the hyperinflation, How are you surviving in this economy?

Ukafor:
My gf have just delivered a baby girl, am now a proud father, it very true that babies bring goodluck, my baby have brought grace and goodluck to me all thanks to God it was really hard in the begining but i pull through, secondly be mindful of your words, words are powerful, i remember having a conversetion with my then gf 2 years ago about having a child, i didn't meant any of it, this was what i said that day with her "in 2024 am gonna have a child by any means" and it come to pass i wasn't ready, every attempt to abort didn't work out, i pray God should forgive me for trying abortion, THE FACT (1) Word are powerful anything you said about youself may likely come to pass. (2) every child born bring grace and blessing to the parent, everything keep working for me. Despite being an apprentice am able to take good care of my baby and the mother.

dre11:


https://punchng.com/gridlock-as-fuel-queues-resurface-in-lagos/

ogododo:


https://www.premiumtimesng.com/investigationspecial-reports/665683-nigerian-mdas-paid-over-n159bn-into-private-accounts-in-six-years.html

FuckingMachine:
Yes
That's who I'm looking for.

A no-nonsense realist that can express herself without shame with the intellect to back it up.

No Nigerian woman exists with such qualities.

Ijaya123:
I went out to get lunch somewhere in Lagos today and this the food I bought for N600. That’s 4 portions of Amala with meat and ponmo.

I think a lot of food people are selling these days are over priced.

Nice2023:
Nowadays,I see lots of people out of jobs and even jobless and still hoping on the super natural for opportunities.

I see many graduates who after spending years in school,still end up not gaining employment for the rest of their lives in Nigeria.

I see many who after gaining the same job,the pay might not be adequate to carry his family responsibilities.

And to shock u still,i saw a reports last year,where it was said that about 100million Nigerians could not afford to meet up with $1.92 per day to feed and if that report is anything to go by,it means in today's economy it has further destabilised the purchasing power of the people.

Therefore,in Nigeria,it is better and even reasonable to resorts to learning a trade than wasting away educationally since the aim is to make money, as far as Nigeria is concerned than the love of the profession.

NIGERIA situation is like an Owambe party without enough food to go round.

Finally,pursue money when necessary and get ur education later as u proceed.