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Politics › Re: Rochas Okorocha & Family In Praise And Worship Session (Photos/Video) by femi4: 8:59am On Aug 20, 2025
Religious gymnastic yet their doings ain't nothing compared to God
Celebrities › Re: Mohbad: “it’s Time To Tell My Side Of The Story” – Naira Marley by femi4: 8:52am On Aug 20, 2025
Time to cash out on Youtube...continue with your lamba
Politics › Re: How Fij Obtained Festus Keyamo And Orji Kalu’s Nin Records For Only N360 -photos by femi4: 8:33am On Aug 20, 2025
No data security in this part of the world...what a shame
Health › Re: Housemaid Caught Urinating In A Plate In The Kitchen (CCTV Footage) by femi4: 8:31am On Aug 20, 2025
At least she didn't waste the water, she use am wash plate
Celebrities › Re: Bose Alao Mourns As Husband, Ex-footballer Razak Omotoyossi Dies by femi4:
Oo0Oo0Oo0:
Never heard about him. Rest in peace, anyway.

How many more characters remain?
He couldn't get into SuperEagles, so he opted to play for Benin Republic. I think he was in benin squad to Ghana 2008
Business › Re: Advise A Family Man At A Crossroad by femi4: 8:07am On Aug 20, 2025
Procashtips:
Almost 42 years
A freelance/independent consultant
With 2 children (Almost 6 and Almost 4)
Wife working.

Lost it all in bad collaboration, fraudulent investments, bad/wrong investments and also theft.

Got an asset that can give him ₦20m after debts are paid.
How does he bounce back with the above?

Rent is 2m annually
School fees is 300-350k termly.
Feeding ₦150k+ monthly
Others: ₦100k monthly



If you are in his shoes, what are you going to do?

He plans to be responsible for running the house this time around without relying on assistance from the wife to restore sanity/orderliness.

Advice him from the point of financial and career stability,
You have to be sincere with yourself

Cut on your expenditure, the problem is not your income
Travel › Re: FG Summons Ibom Air Crew, Emmanson Over Airport Incident by femi4: 11:52pm On Aug 19, 2025
Seems FG is idle
Car Talk › Re: Car Lovers, Which Version Of This Car Is The Strongest? by femi4: 11:49pm On Aug 19, 2025
Chilipepper:
Car lovers and drivers, Which Version Is The Strongest?
I love clearance...Nigeria road no good grin 03 - 08
Sports › Re: CHAN 2024: Nigeria Vs Congo - 2 - 0 (Full Time) by femi4: 11:46pm On Aug 19, 2025
This chan will damage next fifa ranking for Nigeria
Business › Re: The True Cost Of ‘let’s Hang Out’: A Financial Autopsy by femi4: 11:45pm On Aug 19, 2025
dollytino4real:
gbam, but some guys go pretend like say toetoe no dey sweet dem
It's a defensive strategy especially if you don't dance to their tune
Business › Re: The True Cost Of ‘let’s Hang Out’: A Financial Autopsy by femi4: 11:38pm On Aug 19, 2025
dollytino4real:
dat is the fat and oil of the whole hang in or hang out
If both parties agree, why not? It's about two adults expressing themselves
Christianity Etc › Re: Rev. Josiah Akindayomi's Miraculous Return: A Tale Of Forgiveness... by femi4: 11:35pm On Aug 19, 2025
The motive of distributing the track is wrong

the remaining tracts were destroyed. This brought him immense pain, loss, and shame, and he harbored a deep grudge in his heart.

Are tracts distribution now money making venture
Business › Re: The True Cost Of ‘let’s Hang Out’: A Financial Autopsy by femi4: 11:21pm On Aug 19, 2025
dollytino4real:
yes o! Kpekus matter dey sweet una men d,ie
But that's the fact
Politics › Re: US Report Says ₦70,000 Minimum Wage Undermined By Naira Devaluation by femi4: 10:01pm On Aug 19, 2025
Sports › Re: Mo Salah Named PFA Player Of The Season For 2024/2025 by femi4: 10:00pm On Aug 19, 2025
Why is the award late this time around

Well deserved award
Business › Re: The True Cost Of ‘let’s Hang Out’: A Financial Autopsy by femi4: 6:38pm On Aug 19, 2025
dollytino4real:
If u don't have to spend mind ur prick and keep it in ur trousers,
But the prick bring pleasure to both parties unlike spending
Sports › Re: Peter Rufai's Funeral Arrangement Announced By The Family by femi4: 6:36pm On Aug 19, 2025
Na wa o..another chapter closed after every toils day n night
Business › Re: Which Of These Contributes Most To Poverty? by femi4: 3:37pm On Aug 19, 2025
Fiscus105:
You think to sit down at home doing nothing, doesn't require skills? If you are hardworking type, just sit down at home for 3 days and see how it would be.
Lolz people work from home..don't be deceive to think you have to go out to make money

During Covid, people made money without leaving their room
Business › Re: Which Of These Contributes Most To Poverty? by femi4: 3:34pm On Aug 19, 2025
Fiscus105:
All these motor park union leaders, they don't get any skills yet they swim in millions, ( many of them are not even driver, but because of the hooligans jobs they are doing for Gov)
You think being a hooligan doesn't require skills

Oluomo started from being a conductor before moving up the rank. If he doesn't have leadership n staying in power skills..he won't still be there
Family › Re: Is It Compulsory For A Woman To Take Her Husband’s Surname After Marriage? by femi4: 3:33pm On Aug 19, 2025
DrOBD:
You are using emotion to say it does.

It doesn't at all. My brothers wife did not change her name. It's been 15 years, 4 kids. She's traveled everywhere with kids alone. Done stuff on behalf of her husband. No single issue.
What emotion? I m telling you based on travelling experience. You don't want unnecessary questioning from immigration officers
Business › Re: Which Of These Contributes Most To Poverty? by femi4: 1:22pm On Aug 19, 2025
Fiscus105:
I think number 6, (BLAMING OTHERS) contribute most to people failure, people would blame govt for everything going against them, even if their "dike" refuses to strong.

They also blame village people as well for their downfall, even wen it's obvious they are their own enemy.
The answer is not there

The answer is NO SKILL

No skill = No problem solved = No money
Family › Re: Is It Compulsory For A Woman To Take Her Husband’s Surname After Marriage? by femi4: 1:20pm On Aug 19, 2025
pocohantas:
Wrong again, Sir. For the sake of your kids, birth certificate (and letter of consent from the absent parent) would suffice. I am not speaking on something I do not know of.

It is more paperwork, but it is not an issue.
Talk is cheap

To what end is more paperwork and questioning your children unnecessary when its avoidable abinitio
Family › Re: Is It Compulsory For A Woman To Take Her Husband’s Surname After Marriage? by femi4: 12:24pm On Aug 19, 2025
pocohantas:
No, it doesn't. This is very untrue to the best of my knowledge and experience.
It does, for the sake of your kids, have a unified surname
Family › Re: Is It Compulsory For A Woman To Take Her Husband’s Surname After Marriage? by femi4: 12:23pm On Aug 19, 2025
Livelystone01:
It won't affect anything. Just tender your marriage certificate, as long as it is valid, they won't stop you.

Also, it is not compulsory to change name. I was the one who told my wife that she shouldn't change it because I don't see any reason for that.
Not enough...don't believe everything you have on social media. Especially when you have kids, marriage certificates won't answer all the questions
Family › Re: Is It Compulsory For A Woman To Take Her Husband’s Surname After Marriage? by femi4: 12:14pm On Aug 19, 2025
Chilipepper:
Amid ongoing debates, the question arises: should a woman be required to adopt her husband’s surname after marriage? To husbands, is this a matter of importance, or do you view it as insignificant?
It will affect your visa applications n other immigration issues. It's a common sense to do it
Travel › Re: “I Can’t Eat, They Exposed My Child’s Body To The World - Comfort Father by femi4: 12:11pm On Aug 19, 2025
You didn't train her to wear bra when she travels. You ain't a good mentor

There was a day my trouser torn ontop bike in open market...imagine if I no wear boxer
Career › Re: 10 Reasons Why Teamwork Is Always Better - Odewale Adesoye (Green Man) by femi4: 12:07pm On Aug 19, 2025
Odewaleadesoye:
Hello my people, it has been a while I posted here. Man has been busy. I hope you are doing well and I am glad to be back fully.

So today, I want to share with you 10 reasons why teamwork is always better.




[font=Georgaia]Ah, Nairaland and these 40 characters wahala. Let me just add this line so that Oga Moderator will allow me to post in peace.
grin grin
It depends on team members. Some team members will drag you back...If you want to fly, fly alone
Politics › Re: FG Begins Review Of Revenue Allocation Formula, More Funds To States, LG by femi4: 12:05pm On Aug 19, 2025
TimeManager:
With current increase in FAAC allocations through subsidy removal, that's going to be a windfall to the states.



I disagree with that part, any Governor that cannot deliver atleast 85% in his state, must be whisked away in EFCC's waiting van immediately after handing over.

-Kiss the truth!
You know using the word "deliver" means something else especially with election around
Phones › Re: NCC Lists 9 Ways Nigerians Can Save Data Amidst Complaints Over Data Depletion by femi4: 8:38am On Aug 19, 2025
We can't relate over here grin
Culture › Re: Revoke Okanlomo Chieftaincy Battle Within 48 Hours - Alaafin Replies Ooni Of Ife by femi4: 8:35am On Aug 19, 2025
opalu:
1. Ooni of Ife

The Ooni is regarded as the spiritual leader of the Yoruba people.

Ile-Ife is seen as the cradle of the Yoruba race (the source of creation in Yoruba mythology).

The Ooni is considered the direct descendant of Oduduwa, the progenitor of the Yoruba.

Therefore, he holds primordial and ancestral authority over all Yoruba kings.


2. Alaafin of Oyo

The Alaafin historically was the political and imperial ruler of the Oyo Empire, which was the most powerful Yoruba kingdom from the 15th–19th centuries.

He controlled vast territories, commanded warriors, and had great political and military influence.

He was regarded as the most powerful Yoruba king politically during the empire’s peak.


Who is Higher?

Spiritually and ancestrally → The Ooni of Ife is higher, as he is seen as the father of all Yoruba kings.

Politically and historically (during the Oyo Empire) → The Alaafin of Oyo was higher, as he was the most powerful and influential ruler.
The spiritual control the physical. Alaafin should be careful
Crime › Re: Kidnappers Abandon ₦6.9 Million Ransom After Road Accident In Nasarawa by femi4: 8:28am On Aug 19, 2025
Politics › Re: Only God Determines Olubadan – Ladoja by femi4: 8:27am On Aug 19, 2025
God abi corruption

Give the youth a chance and stop installing oldies

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