Having sex with a random stranger. Emotionless sex.
Where is the fun in that? Even the bargaining process will put me off like I'm pricing a piece of meat!
Of course it's like pricing a piece of meat or a commodity
It's not love. It's not emotional. It's not lovemaking. It's just sex at its most base animal level. It's to relieve an urge. No connections. No emotions. No nothing. Just fffk and go.
brain54: Why is it sounding like the guy is the only one benefiting...?
Or she is doing him a favor by being with him.
So he has to pay for service rendered?
I think guys are the architect of their own problem with these kind of mentality.
Even in the west where this "woke" mentality is originating from relationships aren't this monetized.
Nigerian men have monetized relationships so much that the women have taken it to another level and then the guys are coming-out to cry foul that women like money too much.
It's when a man doesn't have anything to offer that he tries to entice ladies with money!
Creamypie: Your phone had faulty power button, and so, a passenger assisted u to switch it off, then after landing, when u were prevented from disembarking, u switched on tour phone. How did you switch it on when u couldn't switch it off? I remember it was one signal from a passengers phone upon landing that intercepted control tower communication that made it impossible to connect military chopper, making it to crash with that plane at the airport early January. You have to be sued by the airline madam, na peoples lives u were risking
She said she had two phones. One was faulty. One was not
This is the reason the matter should have been allowed to go to court.
Discontinuing prosecution is a great disservice to public interest.
Nigeria lost a rare opportunity to uncover fundamental issues in the aviation sector especially in terms of passenger rights, airline responsibilities, etc
shadrach77: CAC seem to be taking this too personal. Pastor Biodun only said Apostle Babalola was anointed but not financially rich. But God met his needs all the same. I'm not sure that's necessarily an insult
What was the essence of saying that an anointed man was not financially rich?
He then mentioned his children
Was that good?
Everything is about money, money and money for fake pastors
ernieboy: the point is not whether he was mocking the man of God or not, it is the dangerous satanic message which he is trying to pass across that is the issue. His message in essence is saying that a man's anointing or worth has to be measured by the amount of wealth he accumulates and bequeaths to his children. This, as eloquently proven above by the response of the CAC has no scriptural foundation and in a society where the youths have taken to all kinds of evil to make money it is a very dangerous message. Wealth, if gotten through Godly means is a blessing not only to the bearer but those around him.
From this response, I think you're a brilliant person living a moderate and disciplined life and defining success by your own and God's measures.
Shawarmagirl: Y'all called him 4 people in a room twitting, y'all called him political orphan with no structure, yet he still won the 2023 election. As far as Nigerians are solidly behind Obi, no shaking.
Even Peter Obi never said he won the 2023 election
Where TINUBU wan get vote from now? All these RONU-BANDITS that spread fake news and vile propaganda. If the North doesn't regard Tinubu, I hope you are not looking for Southern UNITY.
Ko le werk..rara!!
But he didn't support him in the first place. So what difference does this make?
Her curse can do nothing to you because you're not owing her. She's not your benefactor ypu didn't betray her.
You paid to put your own bag in the boot. So, you weren't wrong to reject one from another person.
Moreso, you didn't know the content of the bag. What if you were stopped at a checkpoint?
Yes, helping people is good but how is declining to help a sin?
When someone tells you, "God will punish you", do you think that God will automatically punish you even if you didn't do anything deserving a punishment?
The curse exists in your mind. So, try and purge your mind of it.
Blemtech: I started feeling strange the night after my fourth relationship ended.
Not sick. Not tired. Just… uneasy. A knot in my stomach I couldn’t explain. I had just come back from a walk and sat down on my bed when a wave of quiet sadness washed over me. I didn’t cry at first. But slowly, the silence of the room grew loud enough to press against my chest.
And that’s when the tears came.
Not because of the breakup itself, but because it had ended just like all the others. No cheating. No fighting. No betrayal. Just a slow, steady fading—of care, of love, of effort. Like watching a candle die out under water.
And as I sat there, hugging my knees on the bed, one thing—one face—came back to my mind.
That woman on the bus. That curse she laid. That trip from Makurdi to Enugu.
Maybe it’s time I told the full story…
It was four years ago. I had just graduated and was preparing for NYSC. I was in Makurdi for a family matter, and my return trip to Enugu had already started badly. The sun was scorching, the park was rowdy, and I was tired. I finally managed to squeeze myself into one of those God Is Good buses. My seat was near the back, window side. I had barely settled in, hoping to enjoy my chilled drink, when she walked in.
An older woman. Maybe late 60s. She was dragging a massive traveling trunk and carrying two smaller bags. Her wrapper was loosened around her waist, her headscarf sliding off. She looked exhausted and overwhelmed. She climbed into the bus, looked around, and landed heavily on the seat beside mine.
I glanced at her, then away.
Moments later, the drama began. The driver came in and asked her to put her load in the boot, saying the bus couldn’t carry it all inside. But she refused. Said she didn’t have money for extra loading.
So, she dragged the heavy trunk into the aisle of the bus, right between our seats, and set the smaller bags on her lap.
The space was already tight. Her trunk pressed against my feet. I shifted uncomfortably, trying to avoid the corner of the box digging into my shin.
Then she turned to me and said, “Sister, abeg help me carry this small bag on your lap so I can rest this one on the floor.”
I looked at her. Then at the bag. Then back at her.
“Ma, I’m sorry, I can’t,” I said politely. “I paid to have my bag loaded into the boot so I can sit freely. I can’t inconvenience myself now.”
She frowned. “Ehn? You can’t even hold one small bag for an old woman like me?”
I shook my head gently. “I’m really sorry. I can’t.”
She stared at me, lips pursed, then exhaled sharply. “Okay. No problem. You young girls of nowadays. God is watching.”
She turned away, but her voice grew louder.
“If I had the money, would I beg you? You that’s doing madam. You too will travel one day and beg. You too will grow old one day and need help. But no worry. Life has a way of humbling proud people.”
I said nothing. Just looked out the window.
Then she did the unexpected.
“Since you don’t have pity, may your own life never find pity when you need it. Since you can’t help, may help never find you.”
Some passengers turned to look. Others shifted uncomfortably. The driver said nothing.
The journey continued in silence.
She got down at 9th Mile, dragging her trunk behind her. She didn’t look back.
And honestly, I didn’t care. At the time, I thought she was just a frustrated old woman, angry at the world.
BlackViper: And just like that, they have cleverly and stylishly nullified whistle blowing.
It will take effect from January 1st 2026 which means that in the year leading up to the 2027 General Election, any investigative journalist who uncovers any documentary evidence of diversions of public revenue to fund campaigns by politicians, will find himself or herself in hot water if they go public with their findings. God help us all.
But this relates to the documents and records of the NRS. No?
Amotolongbo: But why can’t he sell his bogus personal investment in Ifewara and use it for the mega church project. Isn’t the mega church project God’s work or GOs are excluded from taking part?
GOs are part of God's work to be funded and supported 😛👅😛, so GOs are excluded
shogotermies: The truth about alcohol on board; Most international airlines, serves alcohol on board as shots, glass of whiskey etc. and it is standard to enjoy alcohol on flights but i genuinely don’t know if it’s so for Nigerian Airlines.
Nevertheless, I saw the video and clearly he was not blocking any plane. Everyone was just trying to make this person look bad. From the first frame he seems to be talking to one of the ground men. The captain knowing he was still there decided to target him and get him crushed with the wings; that action was deliberate and should be charged as attempted manslaughter.
The grounds men and value jet crew has the right to pacify a customer that seems unsatisfied with their services or actions.
You view is balanced
The entire CCTV footage should be released. K1 should be given a right to state his side of the story.
If he's found wanting, he should face the full wrath of the law. There should be not sacred cows.
The rule on possessing more than 100ml of liquid, even when you bought the liquid after security screening, is obsolete and should be reviewed
I hope we won't lose the benefit of this review as we seem to have lost the benefit in Oshiomhole's case with Air Peace: whether you need to check in manually again at the airport counter once you have checked in online and don't have a luggage to check in.
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