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Tonto is Obidient |
Plain efforts in futility! |
Sometimes I wonder how I would have been feeling if I am not Obidient, most especially when I see all that's going on with this Peter Obi movement. |
In 2003, Igbos voted Obasanjo massively against ojukwu. Obasanjo won southeast and even defeated Ojukwu in Anambra state. This is one example of Igbo people coming through for the Yorubas against sentiments. If Igbos were sentimental, Obasanjo wouldn’t have defeated Ojukwu in southeast. Forget all the Mumbo jumbo, no sane person will agree that Tinubu can run this breaking country better than Obi. Unless we want to keep living in denial of glaring facts. While not all Yorubas are like this but a good number is them cannot seem to see beyond tribalism. |
With over 5million members pvc in the bag, there's certainly hope on the horizon. Good move. The momentum is picking. |
Fear this boiler |
maleekberry:I dread this appliance than I dread Buhari. It's better imagined than to be experienced. Although I am speaking from experience. |
Purple2003:I think you need to figure out if your in-law is financially boyant enough to repay you the money and he chose not to. What's his current financial standing in terms of cashflow, work and other related £xps.. How much is his discretionary expenses has he been meeting before and after you began living with him? Businesses generally are experiencing bad times due to the realities on ground and crunching economic decline and all that. Size him up in terms of the expenses he's been making for the past few months to know if he deliberately chose not to. Then you can quietly speak to lawyer to write and deliver him a letter of warning, demanding that he pay you or get ready face civil litigation that would warrant him to pay domorrage and interest on the capital etcetera.... your lawyer would know better. If he fails to comply or do something about that, then you can sue him to magistrate court and have everything strengthens out. BTW: Litigation should be the last resort if Arbitration fails. |
Memberclub:What's unfortunate about that? |
Why do Lagosians travel to the UK if Lagos was What you claim it to be? |
Affliction |
1 in every 4 Africans is a Nigerian. Whatever concern Nigeria matters to Africa. |
Obi all the way, including my extended family, staff, and friend's family who are based in abroad. |
Datboredberri:You again! |
Lastborn55:So you know your problems and you are here asking stewpid question? WeeYuGetat! |
Kibbs:Blame the media not the genZ. |
christianjoy:I can help you deal with that if you don't mind. |
The matter tire me my brother. It feels like we are thinking the same line of thoughts. As much as I believe in something called moral relativism, I still believe that the moral decadence in our society is strongly rooted in the proliferation of social media and the irregularities from the regulatory agencies of the media and entertainment sector. We can as well see how information fly with the speed of light. A Lady called Kelly Bardie or whatever she's called twerked from a hotel room in Dubai and share the video on TikTok, two days later, you see thousands of other Nigerians ladies copying here style. I think the agency incharge of media content management should stop claiming that those are meant to entertain the public. They are killing the future leaders, rendering many lives useless and also encouraging several odd lifestyles. In church, many pastors have stopped preaching against premarital sex, parents now encourage abortions just to save themselves from public shames and as abortion pills market demand is highly on the increase, infant mortality rate is on the increase as well, and the list goes on and on. Family is the pillar of every strong society and should be encouraged by their pastors, imams etc to keep strengthening the members on how to raise Godly children. |
Brokeness is not a status. It's a phase. The goal of a wise lady should be to stay with a man with vision. |
Animegirl:I guess this might be one of those reasons why rich men detest you. Rich and wealthy men don't like abusive and insulting women. Being Rich is a hardwork, marrying abusive lady is like adding to the problem. |
Animegirl:Ladies usually attract who they become, either by their beauty, skills, intelligence or character. How much have you developed yourself in the past five years? What do you have to offer them that can keep those wealthy men, even when they meet you? Who are you always around with, what environment do you live, work and school? The truth is that many men (I mean rich men) actually know about your existence, but many haven't found you attractive enough, probably because you haven't shown them the attractive side of you. As for the the broke men, you need to raise your standard, increase your market value by building up yourself in a way that they will consider you very intimidating, but make sure you manage yourself relationship (contact) with them such that they don't consider you proud and arrogant. |
I don't regret any break up, although I don't have much anyway but the few which happened were purely out of some things which I felt I may not be able to contain in the future. So we parted in the most peaceful way that we still remain friends afterwards. One even invited me for her wedding. I couldn't attend because of distance and logistics, but I rewarded with a cash gift which she appreciated alot. People who breakup and start hating their ex is still something I don't understand. |
Normalguyy:Brossxxzz wake up please..the world has changed, and you cannot do anything about it, other than to evolve yourself. This is the reality of our time. Good ladies are still out there, you just need to change your mindset and you will have everything working your way. I used to have that same limiting believe until I met a lady who changed my view on the inner thinking framework of ladies. |
That blue app is as addictive as shhhitts, most especially when you have reasonable and engaging contents creators. For the past four months, I deleted the app to stay focus on my new found career. As for nairaland, I frequent here most because of the company of intelligent and highly cerebrally equipped Nigerian I read their opinions. You will get to appreciate NL more if you have insatiable appetite for knowledge. Nairaland has it all. |
Now I know what it feels like when anti Peter Obi for president sees the movement. It's actually not a good place to be. |
Who does that!? |
Obi effects! |
PoliteActivist:Let's get talking via inbox... |
Iamgrey5:World Trade Organisation* |
Prince111111:Be Obidient, you won't be disappointed. |
To power to the man who understands leadership. Leadership is all about the people. |
PoliteActivist:Nne, there should be more to this...why would you want us to have a nosex relationship? |
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