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Sports › Re: Driver’s Son Reveals The Cause Of Anthony Joshua Road Accident by Fearlez: 2:42pm On Jan 05 |
BAILMONEY: I want all the non-believers in the pre-destination ie Christians and Idol worshippers to read this post carefully, insha Allah they will learn that whatever happens to us in this world is already destined by the Almighty Allah.
THERE IS NOTHING LIKE AVOIDABLE DEATH
Mynd44 front page material  the easiest and most cowardly way to live is to be an atheist. |
Politics › Re: National Assembly Disowns ‘Gazetted’ Tax Laws by Fearlez: 2:36pm On Jan 05 |
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Politics › Re: Tinubu Doesn’t Need Nigerians' Votes To Win — He Needs INEC And Judges- Odinkalu by Fearlez: 2:28pm On Jan 05 |
Seun didn't put the usual poll survey on this thread like he does others recently. |
Politics › Re: We’re Confident Nigerians Will Vote Tinubu In 2027 - APC by Fearlez: 2:24pm On Jan 05 |
Just another way of saying, we will rig that election again.
We all know that the only thing that made APC to field a Muslim -Muslim ticket was because they know the election will be compromised. |
Politics › Re: "National Shame" – Peter Obi Reacts To Terrorists’ Attack In Niger by Fearlez: 9:02am On Jan 05 |
Richtaiwo: Quite predictably, he has arrived, right on cue, as if responding to a calendar alert titled Selective Outrage. Disasters have come and gone in the East, reports piling up like unread emails, yet not a single blink of concern. Last week, he graciously visited Enugu, not to engage, not to empathize, but apparently to change outfits and exit stage left.
It seems compassion, in this case, is a strictly external affair, it begins outside his compound and ends wherever the cameras stop rolling. What happens back home? Utterly irrelevant. One can only conclude that his brand of charity is strictly ceremonial, pressed, polished, and completely allergic to responsibility. what exactly is your point? Don't you have any sense of shame? |
Politics › Re: Northern Residents March Against Trump (Photos, Video) by Fearlez: 9:47pm On Jan 04 |
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Foreign Affairs › Re: Empty Classrooms: S/Korea Shuts Down Over 4,000 Schools Amid Birth Rate Crisis by Fearlez: 9:27pm On Jan 04*. Modified: 9:50am On Jan 05 |
nairalanda1: Yes, and everything there costs more than your salary so to speak. Also tax rates are higher there too.( That's part of why I laugh at Nigerians complaining about tinubu tax. ) As their wages are higher so are their taxes. It offsets the tax and cost. Remember both the government of Japan and S. Korea are paying mothers cash and offering free education of choice but the women in both countries are not backing down. This same policy was offered somewhat in the US with social packages and black American women began having children from multiple fathers because government was footing the bill. For Tinubu tax, the Nigerian government has no moral grounds to implement first world taxation without implementing first world salaries, electricity and government transparency and free elections. |
Sports › Re: South Africa Vs Cameroon AFCON 2025 Round Of 16. January 4th, 2026 8:00pm by Fearlez: 9:21pm On Jan 04 |
Questionnairae: Who do you predict will Advance to Q/Final?
LIKE for S/Africa, SHARE for Cameroon South Africa, banana banana is 2 zero down. Nothing is sweeter than this news |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Empty Classrooms: S/Korea Shuts Down Over 4,000 Schools Amid Birth Rate Crisis by Fearlez: 9:15pm On Jan 04 |
nairalanda1: Yes you are right, but the real problem is cost of living
No one can bring up a family in the developed world on one income. Two incomes is hard even with one child. I thought the developed world has better standard of living, higher wages and better life access to amenities and services. I have family members with 4-5 kids in Northern Europe. What happens to the west is playing out in Japan and South Korea. Only these two regions were women are now outnumbering men in work places and pursuing careers over family that are facing population decline. Remember this group are now freezing their eggs, using hormonal changing pills to put off pregnancies until their careers peak |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Empty Classrooms: S/Korea Shuts Down Over 4,000 Schools Amid Birth Rate Crisis by Fearlez: 9:02pm On Jan 04 |
nairalanda1: In the 1950s, cost of living was good enough to sustain a one breadwinner family
Now? It just isn't. That's the main driver of women in the workplace.
A lot of japanese and Korean women want to marry and have kids, but they can't afford it even when both the man and woman work. Talk less of the man just working.Unless they move into a rural area where there are not enough jobs. No. Women came into the workforce in unprecedented large numbers after world war 11. They actually brought low wedges in the workforce starting from immediately after the world war ended in 1945. As women are not traditional breadwinners, organisations, companies and firms pay them significantly less than they would pay a male. A lot of women in South Korea and Japan are not even in long term relationships let alone marriages. Many of them work in high tech companies and don't even have time for socials. This is why male brothels exist in both countries for these working women to go get pipped after work. No matter what the mainstream media is peddling, it is feminism and female autonomy. There's no first world country with over 4 trillion dollar economy that can't raise two children. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Empty Classrooms: S/Korea Shuts Down Over 4,000 Schools Amid Birth Rate Crisis by Fearlez: 8:44pm On Jan 04 |
nairalanda1: Yeah, but the cost of living thing too is why many females are in the workplace
The idea of a single breadwinner ended when cost of living started to rise in the developed world ages ago. Even today in the most conservative areas of the world, women work. It costs too much to bring up a family
In Korea, when you have a child, you not only have to pay for school, you have to pay for extra lessons and tutoring, clothes and electronics for the child. Because in Korea if your child position in life depends on which university they go to. All that adds up.
Housing and even cars are more expensive over there too and then taxes are high there as well...that's why most women including the married ones work The most conservative places in the world should be the middle east but even in most conservative places in America, it is generally believed women should be at home. Japan and Korean governments have offered cash bonus and child support but the issue doesn't go away because it's now cultural. Women are discriminated against in work places if they get pregnant or apply for maternity leave. Remember China isn't facing the severity of this problem even with their one child policies until they begin having high female workers and it happened to them. They now officially increased their birth rate per couple to 2 and decrease female workforce population. Japan and Korea are western in values and they are facing what Germany, France UK and other western countries who allow female population and liberalism to thrive. That's why the borders are open all over the West to shore up their population. Now the orientals (china, Japan, Korea, etc are not big on racial intermingling so the liberal culture that brought underpopulation is hitting them hard the most Also low wedges is also driven by the inclusion of women into the workforce as compared to the 1950s where they were low female in the workforce. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Empty Classrooms: S/Korea Shuts Down Over 4,000 Schools Amid Birth Rate Crisis by Fearlez: 8:12pm On Jan 04*. Modified: 8:46pm On Jan 04 |
nairalanda1: Not quite
Cost of living and bringing up kids in Japan and South Korea is very high. Add the fact that salaries in Japan have stagnated since the early nineties.
Also, Japanese don't do causal sex. That may not be significant, but it is a reason why the population is low.
Femmisim is not popular in Japan and Korea as well too. Feminists don't like both countries at all. . In Japan, a woman who marries is expected to resign and be a full time housewife. Not a feminist thing there are male brothels in Japan. Working women actually pay for casual sex there. Japan is the 4th largest economy in the world just recently overtaken by India. Multiple research and statistics show countries with high female population in the workforce are having serious population decline in all Western countries and Japan and South Korea |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Empty Classrooms: S/Korea Shuts Down Over 4,000 Schools Amid Birth Rate Crisis by Fearlez: 7:58pm On Jan 04 |
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Crime › Re: Lagos Police Launch Investigation Into Chris Okafor Over Sexual Allegations by Fearlez: 3:55pm On Jan 04*. Modified: 4:13pm On Jan 04 |
OLAADEGBU: The Lagos State Police Command has ordered an investigation into the senior pastor of Mountain of Liberation and Miracles Ministries, Chris Okafor, following a series of sexual misconduct allegations that have circulated widely on social media.
The directive was issued by the Commissioner of Police, CP Olohundare Jimoh, who instructed the State Criminal Investigation Department (SCID), Panti, to invite Okafor for questioning and to summon alleged victims and witnesses for interviews.
“The CP has directed the SCID to invite the pastor for investigation, despite the fact that no one has formally come forward to report,” said Lagos Police Public Relations Officer, Abimbola Adebisi.
She added that witnesses will be brought forward to provide statements that would assist the investigation.
The move comes after escalating public outrage, with actress Doris Ogala among the women accusing the pastor of sexual misconduct spanning nearly a decade. In emotional Instagram videos posted on 14 December 2025, Ogala alleged that her relationship with Okafor began in 2017, continued for nine years, and included broken promises of marriage. She also accused him of sharing explicit photos and contributing to the breakdown of her previous marriage.
NigerianGuardian There is no crime here against this pastor. Ideal , corrupt and weak police institution should go and investigate kidnappings, armed robbery and violent crimes. If these lying, vindictive and bitter women have a case, let them go to court and prove their case. Stop demonising men over consensual sex. You're empowering ashawo women only |
Politics › Re: Insecurity: Don’t let Trump promote religious war in Nigeria, Falana warns FG by Fearlez: 3:52pm On Jan 04 |
When did this expired lawyer ever proffer solution to insecurity across Nigeria or intervened constructively against herdsmen and bandit vandalism across Nigeria?
Trump's action can't pitch this country against itself. It is the terrorists and radicals that will if it isn't handled
Our soldiers still use outdated weapons and have zeros public confidence. Falana , abi na banana, tackle the real usse bedeviling this country and not Trump |
Politics › Re: Trump Has Caged You, Wants To Remove You From Office – Primate Ayodele Warns by Fearlez: 2:45pm On Jan 04 |
Charlatans and sycophants and opportunists everywhere you turn in Nigeria. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Kamala Harris Responds to Trump's Actions on Maduro and Venezuela by Fearlez: 1:31pm On Jan 04 |
The response of a corrupt and failed politician, buried by none other than Donald Trump himself.
Kameltoe Harris has no voice globally or in America anymore. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Mali, Burkina Faso Impose Reciprocal Travel Ban On US Citizens by Fearlez: 1:29pm On Jan 04 |
SEOJanitor: Why dem aura de pain u wey no fit even choose who ur president go be and Burkina Faso and Mali chose their presidents? When I told you to go back to romance section, I wasnt trolling. This is beyond your league educationally. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: World Leaders React To Invasion Of Venezuela, Capture Of Nicolas Maduro by Fearlez: 7:49am On Jan 04 |
derecho: The Only World leader that i'd take serious is Putin. Others are noisemakers I'm not sure he has spoken sef...Imagine Panama and South Africa dey talk South Africa has a skewed perception of her worth in the international community. I have never seen a country so laughably unimportant, having a bloated impression of herself when she's not a voice globally. Very irritating. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Venezuelans Around The World Celebrate After US Captures President Maduro by Fearlez: 7:35am On Jan 04 |
seunmsg: Exactly how Libyans all over the world were said to have celebrated the day Gadaffi was killed. We’ve seen this script play over and over again. and Libya is 100 times better then your disgraced country. Your country is on auto pilot and and a failed country. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: In Response To Maduro's Capture, Protests Spring Up Across The US (Photos) by Fearlez: 7:30am On Jan 04 |
Fake protest from leftist media and sick billionaires.
Venezuelans haven't protested but Libtards in America who are fake Americans are protesting. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Aftermath Of US Attack On Venezuela’s La Carlota Air Base (Pictures) by Fearlez: 5:46pm On Jan 03 |
Another visa-denied hater plus LGBTQ mouthpiece at it again. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: US Has Captured Venezuelan President Maduro & His Wife - Trump by Fearlez: 11:57am On Jan 03 |
WriterNig: ⚡Sources in the Venezuela opposition tell Sky News that tonight’s operation to “capture” Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife, was part of a “negotiated exit” between Maduro and the United States. Good news even though we know that it pains you to the stomach. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Mali, Burkina Faso Impose Reciprocal Travel Ban On US Citizens by Fearlez: 9:35am On Jan 02 |
SEOJanitor: E pain u? Liv them an thier gold so says the janitor from romance section. |
Politics › Re: ADC Faction Disowns Peter Obi, Rejects Enugu Registration by Fearlez: 10:10pm On Jan 01 |
Death to Democracy in Nigeria. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Mali, Burkina Faso Impose Reciprocal Travel Ban On US Citizens by Fearlez: 10:05pm On Jan 01 |
DeepSight: + Ol boy or ol girl (I dont know your sex) . . . face the points or just forget it. Its a New Year, and I am frankly tired. Rest abeg. go back to romance section. You do not belong to geopolitics. Find new year rice eat and find beer drink. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Mali, Burkina Faso Impose Reciprocal Travel Ban On US Citizens by Fearlez: 9:32pm On Jan 01 |
DeepSight: + If you are not gonna get serious and address why it's wrong for Mali and Burkina to ban US Citizens when theirs have been banned from the US, let's just forget this discussion. Takia. were talking practicality with substance not social media fad and buzz which you're deeply invested in for the sake of feeling alive after the real world has shocked you with your fake airs of "gonna" and "wanna" |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Mali, Burkina Faso Impose Reciprocal Travel Ban On US Citizens by Fearlez: 8:43pm On Jan 01 |
DeepSight: + Cowardice is being unable to respond when bullied. No proper principled nation should accept being treated nonsensically without an equal response. That's real cowardice. And according to you, since the US is rich and powerful, and Mali and BF are poor, then they should not react to diplomatic insults by the US.
Who the F is the coward here.
Get rid of your inferiority complex before speaking about intellectual cowardice and while at it learn how to write. it is very hard to explain the difference between foolhardiness and bravery and grandstanding to a fool. People who are wont to respond for response sake are often the ones with chronic low self esteem and inferiority complex. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Mali, Burkina Faso Impose Reciprocal Travel Ban On US Citizens by Fearlez: 8:37pm On Jan 01 |
DeepSight: + Well tit for tat diplomacy - I didnt read beyond your first few words either.
When you are ready for a serious discussion, I remain here. in asking you what is the correlation of firearms cause of death in America between children and the topic on this thread? And you're proving my suspicion that outside the pages of Nairaland, nothing exists out there for you. |
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