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Merry100:Exactly... people should start taking responsibility for their action, like u making effort to find an available flight... this has nothing to do with God. God has provided us with the resources we need to thrive. He designed humanity with the ability to make choices and entrusted us with the stewardship of the earth's resources.Yet u use the resources and then call it a miracle? But come to think of it... u think everything on earth and beyond, was created because of u? Lol If we could all embrace the principle of loving our neighbours as ourselves, we could create a better world for everyone. Much of the suffering we see today stems from human greed and wickedness.If u really love our neighbours like ourselves... we will really embrace humanity and leg go of all this God nonsense, there will be no religion to distinct us. |
Electorate:Was asking how u got to know it's just a God and not many God's... Who created the family of God's? I don't even known if there is a family of God's or any God, how then can I know who created any family of God's... do u guys think sometimes? U can as well ask, who created ur God? |
Electorate:He does not have answers to all these, but u, a mere mortal like him suddenly knows its a being called God. So how did u know it's one being that created u and not many or a family or a community of beings? Is God what u use to fill up ur ignorance of the existence of this world? |
Seunomobo:Same question I have been asking for ages |
jaephoenix:The funny thing is that his God will quickly help him secure a ticket for his flight but will watch a 5years old girl get helplessly molested by a mentally unstable Wicked man... He started with his business issues, showing he does not have a perfect life as a believer. But his female friend going through same challenges is being tempted by the devil, while his own challenges are being managed by his God. The way people sit down and make up super stories to suit their narratives is over my head. |
Coronavirus1:Totally agree, men have sex for the sake of it, but women, put their heart body and soul in it when they cheat. |
There is CHEATING and there is cheating Women CHEAT more Men cheat more CHEATING: when u do it with ur heart or because u, stopped loving ur partner or because he/she is not proving enough or because he/she is not good in bed Cheating: when u do it for fun or just to have a taste of a new sex partner |
jyz200:Did u even listen to what he said? He was talking to ur likes |
gbaskiboy:he never said its impossible did he? thats why he started with 'statistically' |
the primary school is the first place where people unknowingly get their self esteem bruised, the thing about is that most do not know that they have been bruised, the childish personality allows us to easily push it into our subconsious and move on as we grow. Forming the primary school class group only formed a reminder for many especially those were affected by certain events in primary school, hence the ego and show off. while this is childish and immature, it is a flaw in human DNA. truth is best friends are not formed it primary school, it is hardly when self awareness has been build. Secondary school groups are much better and friendships are usually the best at this period hence the groups are usually easily managed (they will still be some immaturity though.) dont even try university cause that also hardly works. The fact is that it was better u leave, u were not going to gain anything from it. while some will boast, remember some are dead, some are crippled and some maybe in prison... trust me, if u see ur primary school classmate, u will hardly call them even after u collect their numbers... thats just the way the cookie crumbles |
They chained his legs and forget his diiiccckk? Una leave dauda the sexy guy on rampage... who care about legs when the main staff of salvation is free |
The fact tht you are confused about what to do is the reason why your mum thinks you are not mature enough to settle. 70k is just too small for a manoooo.... well, why is she not with her baby daddy? You just really to be sure of what u want before u can convince your mama |
Odin13:I am Igbo (u can check.my comments) but this yoruba-Igbo thing is begining to piss me off. One can't have a decent conversation without all these tribalistic comments. Is this the way forward? Must tribe always be mentioned in anything. When u point at another, someone is also pointing at u... nobody holy pass my brother. |
CyrusVI:Tribalism has eaten your brain yet you dont know... Bobrisky is Yoruba, VDM is Edo, but you cannot sleep at night at the thought of igbos... Why is jealousy making u usless even to urself. Go and hustle instead of doing busy body due to idleness. |
“World’s Strangest Museums You Won’t Believe Exist!” 1. Museum of Death (Los Angeles, USA) For those with a morbid curiosity, the Museum of Death in Los Angeles offers a deeply unsettling yet captivating experience. Its exhibits range from crime scene photos and the letters of infamous serial killers to antique mortician tools. You’ll also find taxidermy, coffins, and films of autopsies. This museum explores death from various cultural, historical, and artistic perspectives, but be warned—it’s not for the faint of heart. If you’ve ever wondered how societies have dealt with death over the centuries, this place provides plenty of answers, along with some chilling displays. 2. International UFO Museum and Research Center (Roswell, USA) In the small town of Roswell, New Mexico, known for its alleged UFO crash in 1947, this museum is a hub for believers and skeptics alike. It houses a collection of newspaper articles, eyewitness testimonies, and even government reports related to the incident. There’s also an array of UFO paraphernalia, photos, and accounts from people who claim to have encountered extraterrestrial beings. The museum aims to inform and entertain while leaving the mystery of life beyond Earth open for interpretation. Whether you’re a conspiracy theorist or just curious, this museum offers an in-depth look into the most famous UFO event in history. 3. The Icelandic Phallological Museum (Reykjavik, Iceland) As one of the most unique museums in the world, the Icelandic Phallological Museum is dedicated to the display of joysticks and penile parts from over 200 different species, including whales, seals, and even Homo sapiens. With specimens preserved in jars, this museum dives deep into the biology and folklore surrounding these animals, making it an educational but undeniably strange experience. The museum’s mission is to offer scientific insight while also providing a quirky and humorous look at a subject that’s often taboo. 4. The Vent Haven Museum of Ventriloquism (Fort Mitchell, USA) Ventriloquism may seem like a dying art, but not at the Vent Haven Museum. Home to over 900 ventriloquist dummies, this eerie yet fascinating museum offers a window into the history of ventriloquism, a performing art where the ventriloquist speaks in a way that makes it seem like their puppet is talking. Each dummy tells its own story, and walking through the rows of carefully preserved figures can feel like stepping into another world. The museum also features memorabilia, photos, and videos documenting the evolution of this curious craft. 5. Sulabh International Museum of Toilets (New Delhi, India) Yes, you read that right—a museum dedicated to toilets! The Sulabh International Museum of Toilets offers an in-depth look into the history of sanitation, tracing the evolution of toilets from ancient civilizations to the modern age. Exhibits showcase antique chamber pots, elaborately decorated toilets from the 19th century, and even futuristic bathroom designs. This quirky yet informative museum highlights the importance of sanitation throughout history, making what might seem like a mundane topic surprisingly fascinating. 6. The Museum of Bad Art (Somerville, USA) Celebrating artworks that might not hang in a traditional gallery, the Museum of Bad Art is a tribute to the “so bad it’s good” aesthetic. Each painting is gloriously imperfect, with glaring proportions, strange color schemes, or odd subject matter. Yet, this museum’s mission is to appreciate these works for their unintentional charm. It’s a refreshing look at art in a world where perfection is often expected. The collection is both hilarious and surprisingly touching, as many of the pieces come with stories about the artists and their motivations. 7. Hair Museum of Avanos (Avanos, Turkey) Nestled in a small pottery village in Turkey, the Hair Museum of Avanos features over 16,000 samples of hair from women all over the world, each labeled with the donor’s name and story. The museum was started by a local potter whose friend left behind a lock of hair, and over time, women from around the globe added their contributions. The result is a fascinating and slightly eerie display of personal mementos, making this one of the most unusual museums in the world. 8. The Museum of Broken Relationships (Zagreb, Croatia) Heartbreak becomes art in the Museum of Broken Relationships. This poignant museum collects personal objects from failed relationships, each accompanied by a story of love, loss, and emotional recovery. Visitors can walk through the exhibits and read about the painful and often touching memories that accompany each object, from a discarded wedding dress to a love letter that never reached its recipient. This museum is a testament to human resilience, offering a unique and often moving exploration of love gone wrong. 9. The Dog Collar Museum (Leeds, UK) If you’re a dog lover, this charming museum located at Leeds Castle offers a collection of over 500 years of dog collar history. The museum features everything from medieval collars designed for hunting dogs to more modern, decorative ones. Some collars are made of iron and feature spikes, intended to protect dogs from predators, while others are more ornate, showcasing the bond between humans and their canine companions. It’s a quirky, heartwarming journey through history, seen through the eyes of man’s best friend. 10. The Bunny Museum (Pasadena, USA) Hopping into the world of bunnies, this museum in Pasadena, California, holds the Guinness World Record for the largest collection of rabbit-related items. With over 35,000 pieces, including figurines, plush toys, and artwork, this museum is a paradise for bunny enthusiasts. The collection spans decades and showcases the rabbit’s role in popular culture, art, and even advertising. Whether you’re a fan of rabbits or just love eccentric collections, this museum is a fluffy and fun stop on your journey. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B-Ip4SWVyCw |
sirblend:i wonder |
9jatriot:Can you pls concentrate on the actual person ruling you and messing up the economy? |
ForValour:this is the most sensible post i have seen on nairaland in a while |
Goodnewsforlife:You can't even afford your next meal and ur problem is some dead chiefs in the east... face ur front, ur president is drowning the whole country with so much stupidity |
Chinkoalhaji34:So petty, how are u chasing rat when ur house is burning... well, the reason why Nigeria is like this is because there are many like u |
Sweeetheart:I am just worried for guys like u, having every day nightmare at the thought of Obi. The guy has really given u a scare of ur life that u hardly live a day without mentioning him. I am sure u mention him in ur dream everyday. Here is a thread about Bashir but Obi must be called out. No go die of blood pressure oooo... take it easy. |
HilcomTech:And since all the people they hate took power, what positive effect did they add to move the country forward... if u were wise, u will hate what ignos hate |
Santalpharay:Don't mind the feeble mind of Nigerians. Attacking one region is more important than the fact that politicians keep installing their children, wife and relatives in key political position, while the masses suffer setback and struggle to survive. The unfortunate thing is he will still be the one to scream that tribalism will not let us progress! |
Bubu4Sea:ur point? he did the right thing? u know its so easy to spot a religious freak from miles away |
tochez24:this is the purest fact.... no matter how hurtful it sounds, its the sad truth. |
ADSP116:you are just afraid of the igbos and their courage joor.... unfortunately for you they might just be the only way to making Nigeria better. Your fear is ur chain not the igbo man... give Obi a trial and free ur hatred which is for nothing and see how Nigeria will turn around. |
SkengRay:He does not need any healing and he carried no bitterness... he just paying back the old man. Thats how life is, what you give is what you get. you cant plant mango and expect to harvest apple. The op feeling guilty is normal, but he will feel worst if he goes all out to take care of a man who made very little effort to train him. |
darkid1:Yes trying to put them on another website as secured as okadabooks used to.. I will update the page once its done |
Biko, what's indecent about this dressing? I think ur mind is the problem here |
JASONjnr:i dont understand, is she supposed to enter the relationship without gaining anything? |
Gentlelox:Who needs a non-confident potential suitor? |
Infolenka:I am an extrovert.... so when i heard my mums death, i was with some friends and when the news came via phone call, i cried and drank myself to stupor... the next day the reality hit and i felt empty, life was sad and meaningless, but she was sick and I consoled myself thinking she is better off than suffering here. I still miss her but it does not hurt as much. As for my girl... I was engulfed with fear, that she was actually dead after the accident was confirmed and her number was not going. She was a corper traveling home to see her mum. she actually borrowed money to make the journey as allowee no gree come. she intended to visit me after seeing her mum... I never heard from her and it was the most terrifying moment of my life. I still feel the taste of my fears... i even created a page for her here https://www.nairaland.com/1253680/loving-memory i cried my soul out... and was angry at myself for loving her so much. I didnt want to go into another relationship because of fear of either the person losing me or me losing them... it was really sad and its still sad... she really didnt deserve to die... wish i can see her just one more time,,, just once again ![]() |

