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FlamingBulb:Any person who puts their spouses last in this list is not matured enough to get married yet. Imagine putting your husband last in the pecking order in his own house when he's supposed to come first. Let me explain something to you because it seems like some of you don't really understand what marriage truly is. Your husband comes first before even your own children, if there's only one pieyof yam left in the pot and your husband and children are yet to eat, you must serve that yam to your husband first, he will now pass it over to the children to eat. That's how it is done, them no dey teach this for school. Your husband must also put your interest first before anyone else's, even his children's. Your mentality towards this matter is why marriages are collapsing in its infancy, it's why divorce are spiking, because todays young adults do not understand nor try to grasp the tenets of marriage and what it means to build a home. |
Change4dbeta:It is not low mentality, in fact, the person displaying Low mentality is you. This is about culture and traditions not about mentality or whatever. Some of you will come online and in your bid to sound smart and enlightened you end up sounding very ignorant |
edogu:It shouldn't ever depend on any occasion. The spouse should always come first in every occasion. |
Jokay07:This is Why I say that most people here don't have sense, there's no scenario where the pastor should EVER come before your spouse in pecking order, none! Whether it's a neutral setting or private settings. Your pastor is an outsider and should not be placed in the same pedestal as your spouse, let alone being above your spouse. This is why homes are breaking because people no longer understand what marriage really is. The spiritual head of any religious family is Christ! Not your Pastor for crying out loud!!! Your pastor is on the same level as you spiritually, any well read Christian knows this. Let me ask you a question, supposed the one serving the food was the pastor's wife and the people being served are the pastor ( the husband) , a fellow pastor, and the wife's boss, who should the wife serve first? |
dododawa1:oh so this is what they told you people to repost from your WhatsApp group? helinues just wrote almost the exact same thing, abi this is his alternative account ![]() |
ojuu4u:since when did buying a property become a crime in Nigeria? You people really sound so much like those xenophobic South Africans |
WriteerNg:They didn't lose in Afghanistan, They literally look over the country and established a new government. The only thing was that the government they established wasn't strong enough because they (USA) misunderstood the dynamics at play at Afghanistan, so the government collapsed immediately the US left the country. In terms of warfare, the USA were victorious in Afghanistan. |
HacheNoire:E don dey clear for una eyes abi. Continue supporting these thieves as they throw crumbs at you while they are feeding fat on our national wealth. |
Mattswaggz:i have addressed your question multiple times using different examples of other races being in the same situation as the blacks. And I have shown examples of the black races being better than the rest of the world when they're given equal opportunity to thrive. You ask why the black race is the most backwards among all races, yet there's no black country that's as backwards as the people of Bangladesh and Afghanistan, two races that are not black, one is pashtun and the other is Bengals. Talking about patriotism, how many African countries have you visited? Do you think Ghanaians, Togolese, Cameroonians, Gabonese, Kenyans etc aren't patriotic to their nation? Nigeria as far as I know is the one African country that I have been to that patriotism is almost none existent. One other country with same lack of patriotism that I know is Lebanon, there are a large section of the Lebanon that are more patriotic to iran than to their own country, Same also goes to Afghanistan, these countries are not black! Almost every country is dependent on foreign technology. UAE, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Lebanon, Portugal, Uzbekistan, Yemen, Nicaragua, etc are all almost dependent on foreign techs, again, these are not black countries Every single thing you mentioned here can be said of other races, it's not exclusive to blacks. So saying that blacks are backwards because of something that's universally present in all races is a clear indication of inferiority complex and mental slavery. |
Mattswaggz:You're suffering from inferiority complex. These other countries that I mentioned are not blacks, and yet all these negative aspects are found in their society, even here in the USA all those things are present In the white folks community. Someone will open their rubbish mouth and say " Give the Africans guns and they will kill themselves" and people like you will take it as gospel, is there any race in this world that's more war mongering than the white man? Theirs have been a history of one major war after the other, they even have 2 world wars in their name and the UN was created to stop them from killing eachother but they still can't help themselves as you can see from Russia and Ukraine. When was the last time two African countries warred against each other? And yet they say we're the ones that are backwards? These people practice open defecation and open sex right on the streets, can't define the difference between a man and a woman, casually walk into an elementary school and gun down every kid in there and yet they call us backward and people like you are cheering for them. We're backwards and yet kids from Africa participate in the same educational competition with the white folks and come home with gold regularly. |
Mattswaggz:Have you been to Bangladesh Or some parts of India?? It's crazy some of you will say this when there's a place like Afghanistan which is currently the poster child for under development and negative growth, and then you have Timo-Leste and Yemen. You can even add Cambodia to that list. I have been to Bangladesh, Timo and Cambodia and I can tell you that Nigeria is more advanced than these places. There are some parts of India that them no born you well to live in, you will catch disease instantly. |
Streetinvestor2:The man wants to use Obi to deflect from the suspicious circumstances surrounding the death of the lady in his house. |
Mattswaggz:Backwards in what sense? |
Image123:incoherent none sense |
ColdHunter:Nonsense talk. The same thing he said about Africans can be found in Every single race. Russia, Ukraine are white countries and yet are just as corrupt and power drunk. Here in the United States of America corruption is big problem, they just know how to keep it out of the mainstream media but bribery and corruption is in almost every facet of the government. Of course you All know about the Gun problems in America, everyone knows how dangerous it is to live in a place like Detroit, Brooklyn etc. school kids are not even safer in their classrooms and all that. There are a lot of countries doing way worse than black African countries, so stop swallowing racist view points concerning the black man. |
Osidazz19:Honestly I don't know why I'm arguing with ignorant people who's never travelled out of their region all their life. This road passes through one of our houses at Ukwa.
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Osidazz19:That's a federal road. Try and verify before spreading your ignorance all over the place. |
FSBoperator:It is a federal road, this road connects to ikot ekpene road at ogbo Hill Aba. There's another bad spot that's at umuga immediately after Umuogele, this spot is directly in front of the yet to be utilised mechanic village. You people who have never left your region can not be The ones to tell us which road is Federal road and which isn't. |
untoldtruth:utility kill them there I no fit advise my enemy to buy any of their phones. |
SeeWahala:If you think that this guy who is in disguise is in the USA then I have a bridge to sell to you |
sulaak:The gas that we desperately need locally is being exported to other countries. Watch how price of gas will increase locally due to the high demand in foreign markets. |
TopBanter:Yet he's in everyone's mouth 24/7. For someone who's not in the reckoning for 2027 the opposition has devoted a lot of energy talking about him. |
Sheuns:That's based on the assumption that he has any shame in him. |
Codes151:We shouldn't talk about the president and senate president? Some of you ehn....una education na just waste |
numericalguy:Do you think Criminals in kirikiri don't have doctors that treat them? Every time I come to this nairaland I keep losing braincells due to the idiotic comments I read here. Comments that are so idiotically brain draining that you wonder whether it was made by a baboon that somehow got it's hands on a mobile phone. |
flokii:You don talk am finish. The Nigerian government have made the army to be very unattractive to the youths with the way they handled the welfare of the soldiers, the dubious way they are handling the terrorists ( that repentant nonsense is doing way too many harm than good, if there's any good at all) and the heavy handedness in which they handled dissidents in the SE zone. |
michlins:ì n'ajụ kwa ihe mere ha anaghị a si ndị Igbo bịa banye NDA ma ọ bụ Air force na Navy? Ka mụ kọwaa ya e be Ọ ga e do gi anya, army recruitment a bụ ghi ebe e si ahọpụta lieutenant, Generals, major general etc. Onye banyere army sị́te na recruits bụ ihe ndị bekee na akpọ fodders, footsoldiers — ihe ejị emeju akwụkwọ. Naijiria ka Ọ di ya now na achọ ndị e ji emeju akwụkwọ na ihu agha, ya mere ha ji achọ ụmụ okorobịa na ike na ike. |
michlins:That position is not for those who came in through recruitment, that's for those who pass through NDA. |
OlujobaSamuel:Jesus! It's even worse than I thought |
OlujobaSamuel:Are you kidding me? That's a very long stretch of road?! Unless you're being dramatic, that's a very serious problem Is it only the roads that's flooded or did it also affect the estates and other establishments off the road? I've experienced a lot of flooding on the express but it has never covered such long distance, maybe Agungi is flooded after a heavy downpour or VGC is flooded or Marwa to chisco is flooded but it usually dries up with time by flowing through the canal and into the lagoon. The last time I was in Lagos and toured through the coastal road I noticed that some of the canals through which the water empties into the lagoons no longer exist, but I thought that they must have a plan for the flooding, I mean they have to right? They can't spend that amount of money and not make provisions for the flooding which is a very regular feature in V.I, ikoyi, lekki phase 1&2. This just reeks of unprofessionalism and poor planning. |
givedemwotowoto:It doesn't have to be intentional to be a red. Rashford got a red for similar challenge against Galatasary a couple of years ago in the UCL. Casemiro had a similar red card two years ago. The red card was the correct decision as far as the rule book is concerned. Now the decision by FIFA is very controversial because if according to you it wasn't a red, and if FIFA saw it as a wrong decision by the on field ref, then the appropriate action would have been to rescind the red card. But in this case FIFA is not rescinding the red but rather suspending the red card for 1 year. What this means is that FIFA actually agrees that the red was correct decision but that the red card will not count. Coupled with the fact that Trump himself had to call infantino to suspend that red card, there's no other blatant display of corruption and political meddling in the sports as this one. You as a person can not be against Tinubu's government for its corrupt practices and then turn a blind eye to the FIFA corruption. It just shows that you're not sincere with your disdain for immoral and corrupt practices. |
kodded:Ronaldo at least served one match ban, and the suspension was during the qualifiers not in the tournament proper. There are precedence to Ronaldo's case, he's not the first one that rule was applied to. Balogun's case is a totally different scenario, they didn't rescind the red card ( which would have been the better decision) rather they suspended it. The last time something like this happened was about 50 years ago In '66 and it was a very controversial decision that time. This is not about Europe, the integrity of the sports is at stake here, but I guess you people don't give a damn about integrity anyway. |
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