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Politics › Re: COVID-19: Lagos Lockdown Online Vote by Farki: 10:13pm On May 13, 2020
fortran12:
Its a fact that some people are immune to the virus. The virus mainly kills people with underlying conditions and old people.These are the people the focus should be on. Most healthy people get well. Sweden did not lock down and the morality rate is no different than their neighbors. Most of the deaths in Sweden are from old peoples' homes.
Nigeria shld stop copying other countries and choose the solution that works best for her. Lock down is not a solution. Its just a way of postponing the inevitable. Learn to live with the virus and keep the healthy ones working while you focus on the old and vulnerable.
Nigeria is not Sweden, we don't have their infrastructure, organisation or innate aversion to personal contact.

Nigeria can open up completely we should just get prepared for the consequences when it is over.
Politics › Re: COVID-19: Lagos Lockdown Online Vote by Farki: 10:02pm On May 13, 2020
dederocs:
stop talking nonsense, countries are opening up for business...stop acting like you care for others, protect yourself or stay inside.
Countries that have managed to control the spread with people who are actually following the guidelines. Even at that only very few business are allowed to open. Are you comparing a well organised society to Lagos where anything goes?

My work requires me to be in contact with possibly infected people throughout the day, so please could you not be an ass and try to actually understand the situation. Save your remarks for people on the streets flouting the rules, it's not me that's going to restart the lockdown but them.
Politics › Re: COVID-19: Lagos Lockdown Online Vote by Farki: 9:50pm On May 13, 2020
fortran12:
Its mortality rate is too low that many will die. Do u know other things kill more than corona? How come there has not beem lock down over those diseases? The media is presenting a mole hill as a mountain to you.
Like I said if you fall victim don't complain. Most of the leading causes of death in both Africa and the West are preventable and treatable.

COVID-19 is also preventable but we are fighting the same preventive measures. It's like someone insisting that they should drink from a gutter regardless of if they get cholera.

Countries more advanced than Nigeria tried to downplay the issue and now they have changed their tone after realising how serious it was. It's now the same Nigeria that you complain about 24/7 that you expect to be fine.
Politics › Re: COVID-19: Lagos Lockdown Online Vote by Farki: 9:45pm On May 13, 2020
dederocs:
stay inside your house, if you jobless people stay inside the crowd outside will reduce...if you idiots can not use mask and abide by social distancing...why do you care if others die?
Protect yourself, we are 200million people, Coro can not kill up to even 4million, you know how many people die everyday, normally?
Why the insults, are you really so bad at getting your point across like a reasonable adult?

I am simply explaining a reality you are trying to ignore, most of the people on the streets aren't following these rules, your insults won't change that.

If you fall victim don't complain, don't cry to the government don't cry to God, that's all I will say.
Crime › Re: Rinji Peter Bala: Army Apologises, Admits Killing 20-year-old UNIJOS Student by Farki: 9:42pm On May 13, 2020
What an irony to name it OPERATION SAFE HAVEN when the citizens you are meant to be protecting are the ones most in danger from the operation. undecided
Politics › Re: COVID-19: Lagos Lockdown Online Vote by Farki: 9:33pm On May 13, 2020
dederocs:
Coro will be with us for a long time, is this how we will continue the lockdown, even for a year...you people should think...who will pay your rent?
Rent will pass, coffins are permanent. Since Nigerians have refused to obey the conditions for easing the lockdown we have 2 options;

- open the state completely and accept that many people are going to die.

- lockdown until a vaccine or cure is found or the disease stops spreading.

If we could simply obey then we wouldn't have to make the above choices. If we choose number one nobody who falls victim should complain.
Politics › Re: COVID-19: Lagos Lockdown Online Vote by Farki: 9:24pm On May 13, 2020
Seun:
Salary earners who have not lost their jobs yet, single people who work online, essential workers, etc, will vote yes. Most others would vote no.

A lockdown is the most brainless way to fight the Coronavirus. Our leaders need to use their wits and imagination to figure out better, smarter ways.

We cannot afford to wreck the economy by locking it down. If we wreck the economy then where will we get the money needed to fight the virus?

Yet, we cannot afford to allow lots of people to get sick and be killed by the virus. The fear of being infected is enough to wreck the economy.

The only way forward is to use face-masks and enforce science-based infection minimization rules to protect lives and also protect the economy.

It is crucial to understand that, as a poor country with a large population, we don’t have the luxury of choosing between saving lives and saving the economy. If we lose one, we will surely lose the other.
Just last week I went out for only 3 hours and I saw.

- People crowding a car boot to receive whatever was inside
- people pulling down facemasks and fighting
- crowded streets and markets.
-some were not even wearing any face mask.
- people continuing to touch their faces

Anyone who says that we will follow any science based rules is deceiving themselves. Some don't even think this is real and see no need to protect themselves. In the rush to save the economy we might end up making it worse by killing a lot of people and keeping Nigeria locked down while other countries open up.
Crime › Re: Leo: Man Kidnapped In Owerri And Killed By Men In Army Uniform (Graphic Photos) by Farki: 6:54pm On May 13, 2020
Golan007:
Where the ripped Jeans for Trump na?
Please don't allow the mods to ban me for breaking rule 5. angry
Crime › Re: Leo: Man Kidnapped In Owerri And Killed By Men In Army Uniform (Graphic Photos) by Farki:
payperpost:
who goes to the office with that hair style? saggy jeans , rasta hair and big car are two common things with yahoo boys.
can you tell us he does for a living?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=giHg_y45r2A

You will be focusing on his hair when there's not a yahoo club of approved hairstyles. Even Evans one of the worst convicted criminals we have seen in Nigeria looks like a normal human being. Criminality does not show on one's face.
Crime › Re: Leo: Man Kidnapped In Owerri And Killed By Men In Army Uniform (Graphic Photos) by Farki: 6:26pm On May 13, 2020
payperpost:
his manner of dressing and his two fingers posture says he's a yahoo boy , please my people do not engage in illegal business .

but why murdered him in this manner, the picture says he was killed with that stone by his head after they have tied his hand.

terrible world, may his killers never know peace
Someone can not flash peace sign and wear ripped jeans again without being yahoo? huh

Crime › Re: Leo: Man Kidnapped In Owerri And Killed By Men In Army Uniform (Graphic Photos) by Farki: 6:13pm On May 13, 2020
KingAzubuike:
What's a young boy like that doing with an ES350? He doesn't look like someone whose source of wealth is legit.
If the youths are poor you will call them lazy, if they are rich you will call them criminals. No wonder people are so desperate to leave Nigeria, to earn money while young is seen as a problem.
Health › Re: "Why Nigeria Should Avoid Madagascar’s COVID-19 Drug" - JOHESU, PSN by Farki: 2:58pm On May 13, 2020
ThatFairGuy:
All to avail.
Haven't said this, the painful part is that FG will still go ahead to import the medicine from Madagascar.
Inferiority complex coupled with covetousness. smh

Modified:
Those saying otherwise should reason this, if Madagascar Government didn't supported (funded) the research, will there be anything as this?
This man does not have the right to call himself a doctor. angry
Romance › Re: I Broke Up With My Girlfriend Because I Want To Cut Down Expenses by Farki: 2:49pm On May 13, 2020
You did the right thing, don't kill yourself over someone who's after your pocket.
Celebrities › Re: Emmanuella Samuel's New Height by Farki: 1:24pm On May 13, 2020
MrSensor:
yes na.
You need serious medical check up. undecided

Celebrities › Re: Emmanuella Samuel's New Height by Farki: 1:22pm On May 13, 2020
SmellySperm:
imagine someone is begging her for giveaway
For begging primary school student for money, such person must be in the pit of despair. grin
Celebrities › Re: Emmanuella Samuel's New Height by Farki: 1:19pm On May 13, 2020
MrSensor:
A hand in Marriage is on the corner for her. She is now of the marriagable age
At 12 years old? shocked
Celebrities › Re: Emmanuella Samuel's New Height by Farki: 1:16pm On May 13, 2020
The young shall grow.
Properties › Re: School And Houses Destroyed By Erosion In Anambra State (Photos) by Farki: 12:05pm On May 13, 2020
Officialgarri:
Kilode!!! Farabale nau
His brain is pulsing.
Properties › Re: School And Houses Destroyed By Erosion In Anambra State (Photos) by Farki: 12:04pm On May 13, 2020
Wow that's sad, hope nobody died.
Family › Re: Who Do We Blame For A Child's Failure? by Farki: 11:04am On May 13, 2020
Joshmodest:
I'd like is to have this argument !
You just highlighted here that the mother should take 50% I don't know your reasons , but i want to glance at your thoughts , and I expect your reply to be .
Cos the mom is always around them , I don't understand how two people would have a child and one takes the larger share of the child's upbringing....now most moms work just same hours as the dads , if not more but society still tends to blame the mom for poor upbringing of the child .....
Fathers make the mistake as a result of what the society has constructed ,to always think thier wives should train the children why they portray themselves as head of the home with biblical references.
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Saying moms should take 50% while fathers take 20 ks like saying lalastic.lala should take the blame for nairaland's failure instead of se.un huh
Ok please I'm not a child psychologist or whatever but here's my take. It is often claimed that most of a child's intelligence is determined majorly by the mother's intelligence. Since most children spent time with their mothers because of culture, father's working and simple necessity of living they are going to subconsciously influenced by the mother's actions.
Family › Re: Who Do We Blame For A Child's Failure? by Farki: 10:57am On May 13, 2020
First family because they are responsible for deciding the environment, religion and teachers of the children.

Then environment because of peer pressure, effects on health and safety.

Then religion because it is drilled into some people's brains as the most important thing in the world.

Finally teachers although some teachers can make or break someone's passion for learning it depends on the the child.
Crime › Re: #JusticeForRinji: Soldiers Shoot Rinji Peter Bala, UNIJOS Student Dead (Graphic) by Farki: 10:55am On May 13, 2020
Soldiers doing what they do best, killing the defenceless.

Sleep well at night crew over to you......
Health › Re: 471 Die In Yobe In 3 Weeks by Farki: 9:18am On May 13, 2020
u11ae1013:
Please, people die every day from various causes, an average of 300 deaths in a month alone was recorded from motorcycle accidents alone in Lagos before it was banned, a lot dies from malaria and other deadly diseases

Let's stop all the unnecessary fear of coronavirus, there is no cure insight, we just have to encourage ourselves and face it
Compare the population of Lagos to Yobe, when there is a snake hiding in your house you can't just sleep peacefully.
Celebrities › Re: Big Sheff Weight Loss Transformation (Photos) by Farki: 9:15am On May 13, 2020
Ibadan made Rick Ross grin, glad he's making the right changes in his life.
Travel › Re: 50 Illegal Travellers Quarantined In Kaduna by Farki: 9:13am On May 13, 2020
valentineuwakwe:
Funny enough this illegal travellers could be Almajiris. .....sometimes i wonder where they sleep since they have no homes during any of the lockdown.
There was one old 'beggars camp' on the Lagos mainland next to a run down public school where they would stay in the night, I'm not sure if it still exists or other such places exist around the country. Some may even go to an Islamic school or be hosted by someone to continue begging in their free time.
Family › Re: Chukwuka Utazi: In Africa, We Marry For Children Not Love by Farki:
mmsen:
Even worse none of those countries has a population that has doubled in 30 years like Nigeria. And even now Nigerian women refuse to embrace family planning.
Because of religion and upbringing, making learning about sex education taboo and culture of having as many kids as possible.
Health › Re: COVID-19: Madagascar Herb Will Be Subjected To Regulatory Process Before Use by Farki: 8:09am On May 13, 2020
DonTattaglia:
Till then..This is nothing but "Agbo". What is d dosage & hope this will not increase d incidence of kidney or liver failure!!
The stink of illiteracy is rampant in this thread, see as everyone is rushing to drink whatever unverified concoction because they have been fooled into the marketing campaign of natural = good.

I'm sure some people here will even drink cyanide if you tell them it's a naturally occurring chemical. grin
Crime › Re: Man Brags, Posts Wife's Bloody Photos After Beating Her To Pulp (graphic) by Farki: 10:36pm On May 12, 2020
Donaldoni:
Your personal view is flawed. The Bible encourages beating where necessary.

I can beat and retain and I can beat and let go. I may also just let go without beating. It depends on the situation... smiley
The Bible also says you should not oppress a hired servant and that eating crayfish is a sin.

The simple truth is that if you can't work with someone let them go, don't beat someone because they can't defend themselves that makes you a hypocrite.
Crime › Re: Man Brags, Posts Wife's Bloody Photos After Beating Her To Pulp (graphic) by Farki: 10:15pm On May 12, 2020
Donaldoni:
If she does wrong, she can be flogged! angry
Ok here's my personal view a house help is your staff, if you don't like your staff let them go and get another one.

A lot young, uneducated kids are forced into working just to survive and I don't believe it's right to beat them because they are just young children.

If you wouldn't beat your bricklayer that's your age mate don't beat your house help.
Crime › Re: Man Brags, Posts Wife's Bloody Photos After Beating Her To Pulp (graphic) by Farki: 10:12pm On May 12, 2020
Donaldoni:
Of course, there will be a just cause... angry
I mean self defence O, if you slap someone because you don't like what they said you're on your own......
Phones › Re: How To Tell If This Phone Is A Refurbished Or Original London Used? (Photo) by Farki: 10:06pm On May 12, 2020
ityP:
I bought a phone from Aliexpress, not Jumia sef wey dey naija. It developed fault, and i returned it and was refunded. So, this your yarn get as e be. I no remember when last i enter shop buy phone. It has always been Jumia and aliexpress or from a tout here on Nairaland
I foolishly waited a bit because the error would come and go and by the time the phone wasn't usable they said the time had passed to return it and since it was a global product it didn't come with a warranty.

Since then I only look at Jumia to estimate prices of things before I buy in a shop. Too many fake products with false advertising there.
Crime › Re: Man Brags, Posts Wife's Bloody Photos After Beating Her To Pulp (graphic) by Farki: 9:46pm On May 12, 2020
Donaldoni:
What of slap? Multiple slapshuh Punishment like kneeling down, angle 90 etc etchuh

Forget it. Some people will classify all as assault.

Rubbish!
Slapping someone without just cause is assault.

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