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Mariangeles:Amaghị m o. Amaghị m ebe i si Gịnị kpatara na ị chọghị ịgwa m ebe i si? Ị maghị ma mmụọ Chineke na-edu m ka m lụọ gị. Cheta na abum onye-amuma Anyway abum onye Ngbo, na Ebonyi state |
I see her finding a husband there. This I have seen. |
Mariangeles:amam na i bu onye igbo, kedu n'ala igbo ka i si? |
From the look of things, Peter Obi might pull more votes than Atiku. Kwankwaso is coming out Mustapha is coming out, and Tinubu will definitely pick a running mate from the north which of course would reduce Atiku's vote. This election is between Peter Obi and tinubu provided Igbo leaders don't betray the latter. This I have seen. |
She works in a pure water factory, her salary would be less than 15k per month, that's why she sees you as every girls dream. Cos her dream is to own a brand new iPhone 13. I see you buying it for her, I see you opening a pure water factory for her so that her dream can come true, I see her dumping you. This I have seen. |
Mariangeles:Ihunanya m abum ezi nwa Chineke. Ebee ka i si? |
This is what the op on this thread rightfully pointed out https://www.nairaland.com/7162750/why-nigerians-feel-se-isnt When I went through his thread I couldn't agree more with him, if Igbo are 5%, dot in the circle, irrelevant, why not leave us alone to vote for our choice? Why do they keep frustrating us if we aren't relevant. I see Peter Obi getting 8 million votes next year. This I have seen. |
2023 elections will be very amusing. I see Tinubu pulling massive votes in the North at the expense of Atiku, I see Peter Obi being betrayed by his fellow Igbos, I see him loosing in all the 5 eastern states, I see Tinubu winning the Presidential elections. This I have seen. |
I see Kwankwaso stepping down for Atiku. This I have seen. |
Seun:Seun who will you vote for? |
So a grown up man would spend 100m to purchase presidential form only to be absent on the primaries. I don't understand. This is beyond my prophetic vision. |
Burruchaga71:It doesn't matter. Igbos in other regions along with other tribes can still vote for Peter Obi. |
I see them loosing their phones and cameras. This I have seen. |
Tinubu will not win this election, if he does I will credit the first 1000 people who quote me N100 airtime. This I have seen. |
Contekbbc:I'm only human bro...there are mysteries that are hidden from me. |
FREDCLSSICO7:Tinubu will not win the primaries.. This I have seen. |
Mariangeles:I'm disappointed in you...I used to see you as on of my biggest fan. ![]() |
HilcomTech:You'd be shocked when he eventually wins. Nigerians are wiser now. |
ponishah:Where do you come from? |
So far most of APC Igbo presidential aspirants have stepped down for northerners who are strongly of the opinion that the presidency should go to the south, yet my brethren are fighting so hard to endorse them. Look at that fóol called orji uzo Kalu, and how he's been running up and down like a female dog on heat shouting lawal like someone having a nightmare. He's an old crop politician and the only 1999 governor in the South East who's still active in politics. Yet rather than fight for the interest of the south east like what most old crop politicians of other zones do, he's there endorsing a northern politician for his own selfish gain. Look at Dave, who could have just remained in PDP and become Atiku's vice following Obi's exit, instead he greedily ran to APC and now he's endorsing another northerner, so that if APC wins in 2023 he would at least become a minister. We Igbos aren't ready to rule Nigeria yet. This I have seen. |
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Kobojunkie:Will doesn't work in African families with high traditional beliefs. They do things according to their traditions. |
Think4Yourself:This is what everyone in the family is saying. The yeye man is there quoting law that under law he officially has the same rights as a biological child cos his adoption wasn't done illegally, and an adopted child has equal rights with a biological child. As I'm talking to you, his wife was beaten by youths and her business destroyed, the man in question is sleeping in a hotel and they have burnt his car. Why do we Africans love violence? It wouldn't have costed him anything to come to the family and let them decide on how their fathers properties should be shared cos I'm very sure that no matter how they choose to share it, he would definitely get something. Now because of the silly actions he has taken, he won't get anything and if care isn't taken he might loose his life in the process. |
There's this mild drama currently going on in the family. My uncle died late last year (at an old age). The problem here is that they some delay in child birth, (7 years after their wedding to be prescise) so during this long wait, he and the wife decided to adopt a male child. 7 years after his adoption, children started popping in. They had a set of twins (males) and then 2 boys and a girl making it 5 biological children. This my uncle was a wealthy man, so he had properties in the town of their state of origin and in the village. Upon his death last year, the eldest son (the one who was adopted) sealed off the property in their village and claimed ownership of the 3 rental buildings in the town. This angered my uncle's brothers who were of the opinion that he's not family and therefore has no right to do such when the man's biological kids are very much around. So they (the uncles) had a meeting with the biological sons of their late brother to get rid of what they termed an outcast in their midst. They later invited the adopted young man to the village and used the community youths to beat him up and threatened to kill him if he doesn't stay away from their family properties. That he should look for his own biological parents and inherit whatever they left for him. Now this didn't go down well, cos he used the police to lock up one of the twins and the whole family members are threatening fire and brimstone if the young man isn't released. They took the matter to the community elders who of course supported them by saying the adopted man has no right of forceful claim to any property unless it's given to him willingly by the family members. As of now they have destroyed his wife's business in one of the buildings, burnt his car and have vowed to even kill him if he doesn't release their son. That's why I brought it here. Was the adopted son wrong to have claimed ownership of his late father's properties without the official nod of the family members? Do adopted children have right of inheritance in the family they find themselves? What's your opinion on this matter. Modified: I forgot to add that my uncle hasn't been buried because of this matter. His body is still in the mortuary cos there have to be an agreement from the family before burial takes place, and since the family is in chaos, the burial cannot hold for now. |
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I see Southern Nigeria breaking away, I see Atiku ruling northern Nigeria. I see peace and prosperity returning to Southern Nigeria. This I have seen. |
I see more deaths across Nigeria because we have refused to speak up against anarchy. This I have seen. |
MaskSubzero:Flesh and blood didn't reveal this to you. Thou hast received the gift of foresight, go ye therefore and prophesy to the world. This I have seen. |
99% of commercial buses on our roads are overloaded. The reason this one was arrested is because the driver couldn't afford the settlement fee imposed on him by the road officials. This I have seen. |
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