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Celebrities › Re: Kayode Odumosu 'Pa Kasumu' is Dead! by Ginomel(m): 3:14am On Mar 02, 2020
1daboi:
Lagos na wah crooner. Rest on Sir
Madam Thank you ooo, don't mention.

Only him dey thank, only him dey acknowledge the appreciation.

He was so funny in "Lagos nawa. "
Politics › Re: Yarima: Why I Can’t Introduce Sharia In Nigeria If Elected President by Ginomel(m): 10:06am On Feb 29, 2020
tsephanyah:
Clown* Because you can't be president... How can you introduce Sharia in a country of 30% Christians and 70% Muslims. And why EFCC didn't Arrest this guy
Christan -Muslim percentage in Nigeria is 60-40%. Forget all those propaganda of Muslims being more than the Christians.

We have Christians in Gombe, Bauchi, plateau, Borno, Yobe. Note that not all northerners are Hausa -Fulani. Even at that, some Hausa -Fulani are Christians.

Christians dominated the southern Nigeria and have a good percentage in northern Nigeria.

What does that imply?
Health › Re: Woman Plays Violin As Surgeons Operate On Her Brain In London Hospital by Ginomel(m): 8:41pm On Feb 23, 2020
jantofubu:
Go and die bruh
With your shame, you are already buried.
Rot in hell skunk.
Health › Re: Woman Plays Violin As Surgeons Operate On Her Brain In London Hospital by Ginomel(m): 4:03pm On Feb 23, 2020
jantofubu:
Her way of suppressing tension





Y'all tagging me should take chill pill.... cheesy
This topic is 4 days old and im not modifying my first comment...
E lo para yin... Everybody dey entitle to his opinion grin
Live with the pride and shame
Travel › Re: What Are Your Regrets For Leaving Nigeria? by Ginomel(m): 3:09pm On Feb 23, 2020
obibob2020:
Same Brazil you know or same Brazil you base?
Which are you talking about ?
Maybe you know everything about Brazil through social media.
The Brazil I visited. It may not be all part but the part I saw really proved that grass is always greener on the other side
Travel › Re: What Are Your Regrets For Leaving Nigeria? by Ginomel(m): 1:20pm On Feb 23, 2020
obibob2020:
No regret.
I am enjoying myself here in Brazil.
No power failure.
No hunger.
In fact, Nigeria is a shithole country.
Which Brazil? the same Brazil I know with lot of ghetto.

Be real bro. You are trying to survive not enjoying any thing.
Travel › Re: What Are Your Regrets For Leaving Nigeria? by Ginomel(m): 1:08pm On Feb 23, 2020
Merically:
My dear you may not get the true situation of things by asking this question in this forum because we Nigerians are suffering and smiling, we pretend a lot even when all is not well, we keep saying yes is ok. Ask people who pass through Libya desert they will still say it's ok. We Nigerians just have a passion of hating our dear country forgotten where we're running to is built by the people of that country who have passion for their country. When things are not going well in US, the citizens keep saying God bless America but here in Nigeria the reverse is the case. In Nigeria nobody wants to contribute their quota but only blame games, so the earlier we Nigerians realise to build a nation of our dream the better for the future of this great nation Nigeria. I have lived, worked and still working outside the country. Just my opinion.
Thanks for your sincerity. I'm very sure that those making noise about enjoying living outside Nigeria are just pretending because theoretically and realistically grass is always greener on the other side and wherever we are, there must be advantages and limitations.

Be you in Nigeria or US or Canada. it can never be 100% complete for any individual.
Travel › Re: What Are Your Regrets For Leaving Nigeria? by Ginomel(m): 12:14pm On Feb 23, 2020
PastorandMentor:
I don't miss anything.. I love Chicago
Are you sure? the same Chicago that has the highest homicide in the world.

Won't even stay there for anything.
Travel › Re: What Are Your Regrets For Leaving Nigeria? by Ginomel(m): 12:10pm On Feb 23, 2020
ojsmscom:
I have no regret at all..no single regret for leaving Nigeria for Canada....back then in 2012 after graduation from polytechnic...I saw there was no big chance for me,so I had to sell our only land and jet out...now what is Nigerian land...a shithole country
Hmm, sell land to travel?
Car Talk › Re: Which Car Was Your First Car? by Ginomel(m): 7:59am On Feb 09, 2020
omololu2020:
Toyota Camry drop light. I'm now using a 2014 Toyota Camry, 2017 Lexus IS 500 and a Benz.
You are obviously staying in your own house because you can't ride all those standard cars in someone's property
Car Talk › Re: Which Car Was Your First Car? by Ginomel(m): 7:57am On Feb 09, 2020
omololu2020:
Toyota Camry drop light. I'm now using a 2014 Toyota Camry, 2017 Lexus IS 500 and a Benz.
Car Talk › Re: Which Car Was Your First Car? by Ginomel(m): 7:52am On Feb 09, 2020
greatbrian:
Honda bull dog..... Mama dash me to mark my 18th betday after the car wanted to take her live nd suck her funds. Mechanic kept giving me issues and I outgrow it so I changed to Audi.........


Funny thing is the car had so much effect on me. Till now I can't drive automatic. I just dislike it. Even when I handle an automatic car I change the Gear to S nd drive the manual way.

Nfin sweets me than changing the gear at will to match my mood grin
You still said this in 2020.

Well, it's a choice.
Romance › Re: Can We Now Say Virgins Are Good Girls And Wife Materials? by Ginomel(m): 5:22pm On Feb 08, 2020
Vortex369:
Virginity is not a virtue. It is not a vice too. It is inexperience.

And has no correlation on mannerisms and activisms.

Example: All bad women/men, all wicked sluts, both men and women were once virgins.

So were the good humans, too
Self consolation statement
Crime › Re: Soldier Kills Rowland Tafida, MOPOL Officer Over Girlfriend by Ginomel(m): 8:37am On Feb 08, 2020
Sijo01:
That's what you get when you refused to be committed to your family (wife) who prays endlessly for your success and safety every day.
I'm not sure you read the write up.
Foreign Affairs › Re: US Kills Qasim al-Raymi, Al-qaeda's Leader In Yemen by Ginomel(m): 4:28pm On Feb 07, 2020
If you love respect, you must love trump.

If you have low self esteem, you must hate trump.

If you are smart, you can make out my statement.
If you are a dullard, my quote above will be meaningless to you.
Education › Re: We Are Using 1992 Calendar In 2020 by Ginomel(m): 12:51pm On Feb 07, 2020
donbuchi1:
Plenty children in the house
No be small thing, kids everywhere.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Brexit: United Kingdom To Exit The European Union On January 31 by Ginomel(m): 9:34am On Jan 30, 2020
HacheNoire:
What's in Canada you people shout about.

A country with massive landmass with a population of Lagos State. Great country, limited opportunities.

People won't just tell you the truth about that country. The hype is too much.
Well said, me too I am getting confused of the hyping,

Canada may not be the way it is hyped.
Sports › Re: Ghanaian Boxer, Patrick Allotey Beats Up Spectator During A Football Game by Ginomel(m): 10:12pm On Jan 29, 2020
Oricha79:
Ghanian local league is developing, see how stadium full to the capacity.
That was the first thing I saw before the assault

Very impressive.
Family › Re: Why Are Village People So Wicked? by Ginomel(m): 7:18pm On Jan 28, 2020
blessedvisky:
Boss people dey o. There was a thread that hit front page about 2 weeks ago about one Igbo business man who wanted to sell his house for 90M or 900M I'm not sure which. Some people posed as prospective buyers, met up with him somewhere and killed him. Can you imagine such wickedness. Do you think he would have ever imagined in his life that in the process of selling a prized possession, he'll lose his life? No.

The only person you can � vouch for is you. You can't fully know the thoughts another person is thinking or the extent they're Willing to go to fulfill what ever they have made up their minds to do
I totally believe you as far as it is a physical attack.But if it is a Spiritual attack ,I don't t think I will believe it
Family › Re: Why Are Village People So Wicked? by Ginomel(m): 6:13pm On Jan 28, 2020
blessedvisky:
What exactly did he hope to achieve by going to the village?? To prove that he was a son of the soil?? Or to 'give back' to his roots??
Op there is a reason why cases of spiritual attacks and paranormal activities are more prevalent in rural areas than urban ones.

Why didn't he build in a city 'jejely' and enjoy his money and health?
Many Nigerians need to remove this idea of 'going to settle home' from their minds.
Some do this because that's supposed to be the norm (whoever created such norms and why, I don't know)

Some do it because they actually want to live larger than life, show off and be treated like royalty by commoners. Where better to get such a treatment than a rural place filled with poverty

Some do it because they think these rural areas would one day be developed enough and their investments in lands and properties there would yield massive returns for them and/or their children

Whatever the case maybe, please note somethings
Envy & Jealousy know no bounds. Many people have poor mindsets and they're extremely common in these areas where life is relatively simple. Instead of trying to emulate the rich person, they'll start wishing what is his was theirs instead. Some will graduate to the level of trying to scam the man. Some will try to bed him. Some will try to make friends with him by all means. Some will outrightly hate him and all these ones don't mind going spiritual against him to either have access to his money or ruin him completely so that they can all be struggling together

Stay woke people. Even if you must do things back home, do it as discreetly & quietly as you can. Nobody really loves a showoff (whether accidental or intentional) . Not everyone will be happy for your success
If not for your last paragraph, I could have concluded you are wrong.

There is nothing wrong in building a house in your village but show off is what I have a concern of.

Why won't I do what I want because of people.

Dem never born the Fool.
Career › Re: How Does one Handle Evil And Diabolism In Work Environments? by Ginomel(m): 5:54pm On Jan 28, 2020
reubenobi:
it's easy to say.
Sorry are you saying that somebody s food can be poisoned remotely??

I wonder why people are struggling for visas, they should close their eyes and appear in Canada or US
Career › Re: How Does one Handle Evil And Diabolism In Work Environments? by Ginomel(m): 5:45pm On Jan 28, 2020
toniblacman:
Bush baby... / Egbere
My conclusion too
Career › Re: How Does one Handle Evil And Diabolism In Work Environments? by Ginomel(m): 5:41pm On Jan 28, 2020
SangoOlukosoOba:
You need to employ me and mess with me. Same TB Joshua picture I will use to run you mad.

When powers are talking, please don't bring Christianity and Islam. The magics you see come from us.
Please, use your magic and discover my account number without my telling you ,then credit the account number with your magic, then I will believe you
Career › Re: How Does one Handle Evil And Diabolism In Work Environments? by Ginomel(m): 5:34pm On Jan 28, 2020
saxha:
The same useless power that couldn't make them get what they want, or the position you occupied, but will still come to you physically to beg for "assistance".
No, there's no "spiritual" power anywhere. You just don't understand the logic behind it.

Note: " Everything is magic, except to the magician "

Yes, they may be the cause of the sickness and all the shit that might happen to you at that time. But I tell, they can only get you through physical means, you just don't understand how they do it.

Nothing spiritual.
I completely align to your perspective, as far as you did not physically put poison in my food, If you like, be naked at midnight with red cloth and blood for seven days for me to die of poisoning without physically putting it. The fellow is on a long thing.
Family › Re: What Are The Things You Enjoy As A Married Man/lady by Ginomel(m): 2:29pm On Jan 26, 2020
victorian:
Call me a liar?

Im less concerned .

I wont reveal what happened 7years back. Bloody vultures!

Im not davido, nor tonto dike nor other celebs who loves to say it all and wash their dirty linens for all to see.


cool
Even if the marriage hit the rocks thereafter, the impression you created is regrettably far from reality. If it was the way it was presented, I don't think it would ever pack up.
Family › Re: What Are The Things You Enjoy As A Married Man/lady by Ginomel(m): 2:25pm On Jan 26, 2020
victorian:
Whats your concern about my private life many years back?

And you are asking as if i owe u ,an explanantion.

You go wait taya!

Or better still ask your ancestors.

Ode!



cheesy
I wonder why you guys lie a lot on social media ,do you who must have been so depressed and probably committed suicide seeing that another lady is having a lovely time in marriage not knowing you were not married at the first place.

No wonder I don't believe facebook stories. Those are lies lies lies.
Travel › Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by Ginomel(m): 3:53pm On Jan 24, 2020
Scandinavian02:
It is not worth it.

Nigeria and Buhari are the best things that ever happened to humanity after toast bread.

Enjoy.
Not all that glitters is gold. No where is heaven except heaven.
Family › Re: My Husband Doesn’t Love Me by Ginomel(m): 9:12pm On Jan 23, 2020
Doubleoh7:
Hey Lady, honestly there is nothing to advise you two cos you guys were never prepared for what you got yourselves into. Now for the way forward, i will advise you endure for a while, as soon as your daughter turns one, drop her off with her grandma and go fix your life. You can either go back and finish school or go learn a skill you are passionate about. When you are stable, go take your daughter and raise her right. There are lots of single mums out there making waves in the society, pick one and make her your idol and aspire to surpass her achievements. Unfortunately for ur guy, he is a lost cause cos i can understand him not loving you but i can never wrap my mind around him hating a child he brought to life. Be strong and most importantly learn from your mistakes.
You just said it all. Exactly what I wanted to say.
No need of beating about the bush. He doesn't love you and it is always difficult to love a woman one was forced to marry.

Maybe you are still in that house because you are helpless and don't know where to move to

If not, abandon that thing you called marriage and go and pick the pieces of your life and make it in life.

You are still very young and have a beautiful life ahead of you with enough time to find who God made for you.
to marry.

Things might not be better, the more you are there, the more it worsens. No need of deceiving you and giving you hope.
Travel › Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by Ginomel(m): 9:44pm On Jan 21, 2020
It seems the stress in Canada is comparable to that of Nigeria, though in a different way.

It looks like a case of one stress, relocated to another type of stress considering what I am reading here.

Does it worth it coming to Canada.

Someone should tell me the truth
Travel › Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by Ginomel(m): 9:38pm On Jan 21, 2020
Sorry for my question please.

I am processing my entry into Canada. But from my reading here, it seems like even in Canada one goes through stress.

Is it a case of one stress in naija (security, power, etc) to another stress in Canada (Cold, expenses, taxes etc)

I am beginning to wonder if the relocation to Canada worth it.

Someone should tell me the truth please
Celebrities › Re: Chizzy Alichi And Husband, Chike Ugochukwu, Honeymoon & Vacation Pictures by Ginomel(m): 7:29pm On Jan 21, 2020
adecz:
undecided undecided undecided

Why she dey over smile
like local Igbo girl nah?


Na her kongo go hear am
for night.
With that pix, I learned something today, never knew the reason of that kongo word

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