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Education › Re: Secondary School Graduations; The Emerging Lost Of Moral Values Among Students by Godmind2022(m): 12:45pm On Jun 25
What are they celebrating? When did finishing secondary school become an achievement, that they need to sign off in a show of empty-headedness?
Business › Re: Tony Elumelu Sparks Debate After Attributing Billionaire Success To “luck” by Godmind2022(m): 6:30pm On Jun 23
Any wise man knows that his or her success is not purely by effort alone. There is an element of divine help, luck or whatever you call it that is beyond your control. You don't give yourself the type of personality that you have. You don't dictate the circumstances of your birth or your parents and all of that. You don't dictate how talented or not you're going to be. All these are beyond hard work.

This is not a new statement coming from Tony Elumelu. Many billionaires have said the same thing, including Trump.
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Dangote Stuns FUTO Students With Automatic Jobs After Refinery Tour by Godmind2022(m): 7:24pm On Jun 19
hakeem77:
Why not offer jobs to the best 30 graduates from the school instead. Okay o
There must be a reason for the promise of employment. We don't know what transpired during the excursion.
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Dangote Stuns FUTO Students With Automatic Jobs After Refinery Tour by Godmind2022(m): 7:21pm On Jun 19
aaaaabbbbbccccc:
It seems Dangote isn’t learning from past mistakes. I can guarantee those students will be poached by the arabs after completing their training and working for a few years.
Naysayer spotted!
Car Talk › Re: Chief Samuel Ladoke Akintola: The First Nigerian To Import A Bullet-Proof Car by Godmind2022(m): 6:09pm On Jun 14
MrPresident1:
Aare Samuel Ladoke Akintola, Aare ona Kakanfo of Yorubaland

I read it in the book of his son that one day the man is going in his fine car and people now surrounded the car that they want to do him harm

And the man just calmly come down from the car and started walking toward the people and the people just scattered and running helter skelter shocked shocked cheesy

Igbe a fe'we, o di bo'olo oyaami

A very strong man

I hear that he even face military man to man
What does this "Igbe a fe'we, o di bo'olo oyaami" mean, please, especially the phrase before the comma?
Christianity Etc › Re: How To Be Free From Lust, Fornication, And Masturbation -by Apostle Selman by Godmind2022(m): 2:24pm On Jun 07
b0rn2fuck:
Adultery don finish my mental health, sleeping with someone wife is not for the weak... Always sad despite repenting from it
Change your moniker. Change your thinking. A good question you need to ask yourself is, if I continue the way I am are living, how will I end up? Where do I see myself in 5 years time if I don't stop my way of life? Do I want to continue a sad life or a happy life? Answer these questions sincerely and you will turn a new leaf.
Business › Re: Have You Ever Dropped From Grace To Grass Financially? How Did You Handle It? by Godmind2022(m): 12:13pm On Jun 06
MarketDispatch:
If I invest money in your farm, and Boko Haram come to chase you away from the farm, what will happen to my money?
There is no business without risk involved. That's the reason why people do costs and benefits analysis of the business they want to do. They look at the opportunities, the threats, the weaknesses and the strengths of the business they want to do.

The shipping business you are doing also has its own risks or threats. There are times your vehicles have accidents. I don't think because of that, you quit your shipping business.

I think a better thinking, is to access your threats or risks and try to avoid them as much as possible. This process I think, is called visibility studies.

Thirteen of us siblings still make over N4 million every two years from our father's cocoa farm inheritance. Thousands, if not millions of Nigerians are still rich, not peasant, farmers right now. If you work by the Nigerian media information alone, there is no business you would dare venture into.
Politics › Re: Insecurity: Acquire Arms To Defend Yourselves - Emir of Argungu Tells Subjects by Godmind2022(m): 5:40pm On Jun 05
UncleAyo:
Since the government can no longer guarante safety of the people again. In USA, where gun is everywhere, a terrorist will think twice before entering just any village.

Meanwhile


All these fake imported religions have destroyed the normal mental processes of a lot of our people.

If you are following any of the two religion, you should know for fact that:

There is no heaven, there is no hell, there is no God (or god), there is no Allah, there are no angels, there are no demons, there are no spirits, there is no life after death, juju don't work, there is no eternal judgment, there is no karma, there was no historical Jesus. All those are figment of human imaginations and tools use by a very few some to control the very many others. The earlier you understand and accept these facts as facts, the happier and merrier your life and existence will be.

The religion you're currently claiming is the religion of your parents, if you were born into a different family of another religion (say Hinduism), that is the exact religion you will practice.

You were born without a religion in you, your factory reset has no religion in it. If you were to be a phone and they do factory reset on you today being a phone, there will not be anything found related to religion in your settings, files and file systems anymore; you learn religion only after your birth growing up.


Islam is idolatry and paganism, Christianity aswell is idolatry - All the world religion is idolatry, including all the Abrahamic religion. Holy communion is idolatory, bowing for a stone call Kaaba of the Bedouin tribes is also idolatory, killing of rams is idolatory, kissing or licking of a stone at mecca is idolatory, throwing of stone at pilgrimage is idolatory too.

Infact, Illah is what the Arabic call God and not Allah. Allah was one of the diety been worshiped before the invention of Islam. That is why muslims will say something like "la ilah ila huwa" meaning Allah is one Illah (God). Have you ask yourself why Prophet Mohammed's father who was an idol worshiper and who lived before the invention of islam has Allah in is name Abdullai== Abdu Allah? It is because Allah has been an idol worshiped by paganists before the Prophet received his revelations.

Nakedly circumambulations of the Kaaba, annual prigrimage to mecca, kissing of black stone, bowing towards the stone (stone worship) are all preislamic pagan practises by the nomadic Bedouin tribe and the same is what they still practice today.

All Abrahamic religion are idolatory, they only package them well and condemn your heritage as evil, whereas, Nigeria was better in terms of morality, honesty and integrity before they brought the foreign religions.

In peace loving, emotional intelligence, love for neighbors, respect for sanctity of life, we are even better than those who brought those religion with primitive leaders and prophets whose morality and characters are highly questionable.


Release yourself today from the shackles of religion. Stop wasting away your life and existence!

If you like, allow one illiterate alfa, imam or pastor to keep telling you "you will go to hell". When you die, your dead experience will be like the same experience you had before your conception (pregnancy) ie. There is nothing like afterlife. Or where were you before your mother gave birth to you?
How has this lengthy preaching against religions got anything to do with gun acquisition?
Politics › Re: He Wanted Money, Obi Refused - Umeh; You Are Thief Victor Umeh - Okonkwo by Godmind2022(m): 1:07pm On Jun 05
fergie001:
Chief Victor Umeh
Senator, Anambra Central..

Okonkwo replies
Even if Kenneth Okonkwo is not supporting Obi again, must he be everywhere making a campaign about it? Definitely, KO is looking for favour of some sort from Obi's rivals.
Business › Re: Have You Ever Dropped From Grace To Grass Financially? How Did You Handle It? by Godmind2022(m): 7:14pm On Jun 02
iyke484real:
Yes, I have.

After my NYSC, I got a job in Abuja through a friend. The pay was so poor that despite working, I still had to call home for financial support just to survive the month. Eventually, I left and returned to Uyo.

By God's grace, one of my former bosses employed me, and things started looking up again. I worked there for about a year. Then, in January this year, barely two days after resuming from the Christmas break, we were called into a meeting and informed that the company's contract with the state government had been terminated. We were all asked to go home.

That day changed everything for me.

The job was my only source of income, and my house rent was already due. Within a short time, I lost my income, lost my apartment, and had to move in with my brother in Cross River State, who was also struggling to make ends meet.

I won't pretend it was easy. There were days I felt completely lost and broken. I prayed, fasted, and kept hoping for a breakthrough. I'm still rebuilding my life today.

So when people talk about going from grace to grass financially, I understand exactly what they mean. It is a painful experience that humbles you and changes the way you see life. I wouldn't wish it on anyone. But I also believe that difficult seasons do not last forever, and I trust that better days are ahead.

As I write this, I am still actively seeking employment and opportunities. If anyone here knows of any opening or is willing to give me a chance, I would be deeply grateful. I am ready to work, learn, and prove myself. My sincere hope is that sharing my experience might reach someone who can help me get back on my feet.

Thank you, and may God bless every helping hand.
People that are capable of helping are always scared of being scammed, not trusting anyone, especially if it has to do with investing through anyone.

I have been seeking business investors or farming financial partners to no avail for almost a decade. Even those that can not doubt your integrity will doubt your competence or whatever, therefore, declining to help. But let's not give up, let's keep hope alive.
Business › Re: Have You Ever Dropped From Grace To Grass Financially? How Did You Handle It? by Godmind2022(m): 7:01pm On Jun 02
Inspirer1:
You need a very supportive partner/friend who will constantly keep your light of hope burning.

Then constant legit effortsssss to bounce back. Note the "sssss", naturally you may need several efforts much more than what you even did initially to make it. It most times appear as if that winning or success spirit has deluded you, like you don'tknow how to do anything again, but you just have to keep keeping on by making several efforts.

That supportive partner/friend is very very important as a start, even if it means you sitting someone down to explain to him or her your situation and specifically tell him or her that you don't want money or any other thing from him but ONLY that constant moral support to always give you hope or lift up your spirit, that that is your sole wish from that person. It is greatly needed because there's high probability of more failures, and having failures in such vulnerable state is quite fatal.
May God help us all.
You are a real inspirer! Please, keep it up!
Sports › Re: Spain’s World Cup Squad Has No Real Madrid Players, Is This A Scandal? by Godmind2022(m): 6:47pm On Jun 02
goslowgoslow:
He wasn't crying he was only surprised and seeking clarification.
I wonder how some people reason. They just throw anything out of their mouths. Thanks for explaining to the guy.
Education › Re: IN ALL HONESTY: How Would You Advise This Classroom Teacher? by Godmind2022(m): 6:54pm On May 25
Academically serious-minded parents would frown at not waking him up.
Politics › Re: Five Lessons Opposition Politicians Can Learn From President Bola Ahmed Tinubu by Godmind2022(m): 1:11pm On May 21
Triton1996:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2d0440eWlE

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu remains one of the most strategic and influential figures in Nigeria’s political landscape. Whether critics agree with his policies or not, many observers acknowledge that his political journey offers several lessons for opposition politicians seeking relevance, structure, and long-term success.

From his days as governor to becoming President, Tinubu has demonstrated traits that have helped him remain a dominant force in Nigerian politics for decades.

1. Tinubu Is Focused
One of the strongest qualities associated with Tinubu is his ability to stay focused on his political ambitions and long-term goals. For years, he built political structures, nurtured alliances, and expanded his influence across different regions of the country without losing sight of his objectives.

Opposition politicians can learn the importance of consistency and strategic patience. In politics, distractions, emotions, and temporary setbacks can derail ambitions. Tinubu’s rise shows that political success often requires years of planning, persistence, and disciplined focus rather than reacting impulsively to every challenge or criticism.

2. Tinubu Is a Stable Politician
Tinubu has also built a reputation as a politician who rarely appears politically unstable or uncertain. Even during intense political battles, he projects confidence and continuity. Many politicians frequently change alliances, ideologies, or positions for short-term gains, but Tinubu has largely maintained a recognizable political identity and structure over the years.

For opposition figures, stability is important in building trust among supporters and allies. Voters and political stakeholders are more likely to support leaders who appear dependable, organized, and emotionally composed during difficult moments. Political stability also helps in building strong institutions and loyal networks that can survive beyond election cycles.

3. Tinubu Knows How to Spend Money
Politics everywhere in the world requires resources, and Tinubu understands the importance of investing in political relationships, campaigns, grassroots mobilization, and party structures. He has consistently supported political associates, party activities, and strategic movements that strengthen his influence.

Opposition politicians can learn that political success is not achieved by popularity alone. Building a strong political movement requires funding, organization, logistics, and support for loyal supporters. Effective political spending is not merely about lavishness; it is about strategically investing resources where they can strengthen political structures and long-term influence.

4. Tinubu Rewards His Loyalists
Another defining feature of Tinubu’s political style is his willingness to reward loyalty. Over the years, many politicians who stood by him politically have gone on to secure appointments, political opportunities, or influential positions.

This approach has helped him build one of the strongest political networks in Nigeria. Opposition politicians can learn that loyalty is easier to sustain when supporters believe their sacrifices and commitment will eventually be recognized. Strong political structures are often built on trust, mutual benefit, and consistent support between leaders and followers.

5. He Is Fearless and Fierce
Tinubu has repeatedly shown political boldness, even in difficult situations. Throughout his career, he has confronted powerful political opponents, survived major political battles, and remained active despite criticism and pressure.

Opposition politicians can learn the importance of courage and resilience in politics. Leadership often demands tough decisions, public scrutiny, and the willingness to stand firm during crises. Politicians who appear timid or inconsistent may struggle to inspire confidence among supporters. Tinubu’s political journey reflects the value of determination, confidence, and the ability to remain strong under pressurFoc
You forgot to add how opposion leaders can learn from Tinubu:

1. How to mortgage the future of the unborn with unprecedented amount of foreign loan

2. And how to run aground the economy with hyper-inflation or is it galloping inflation I would call it.
Nairaland General › Re: 100 Most Influential Persons in History By World Statistics by Godmind2022(m): 6:49pm On May 18
CyynthiaKiss:
By Steven Skiena and Charles B. Ward



Source
Ranking Jesus with mere mortals is very wrong.
Education › Re: Daniella Owoeye, UTME Top Scorer: I Used AI To Summarise Notes, Studied Hard by Godmind2022(m): 12:56pm On May 18
ReacherSaidNoth:
This feels like a good development but it's really not.

Someone like this is going to use AI for her final year thesis and probably rely too much on it in a professional environment.

Reliance on AI ultimately makes us dumber, as we not exercising the areas of our brain we used to with human effort.
She didn't say she used AI to read. She said she used AI to summarize. AI can provide summarized notes but it cannot provide the effort to read the summarized note, it cannot provide the effort to revise the summarized note and recall the summarized notes at the time needed.
Education › Re: Daniella Owoeye, UTME Top Scorer: I Used AI To Summarise Notes, Studied Hard by Godmind2022(m): 12:53pm On May 18
May God give us children that can motivate themselves to greatness without waiting for any push from parents or teachers. If parents and teachers help that will be great too. That will be a huge addition.
Politics › Re: 2027: Beautiful Yoruba Women Shun Ronu Movement, Endorse Peter Obi by Godmind2022(m): 11:11am On May 17
FuckFuckPastor:
I am Yoruba and Peter Obi is who I’m rooting for. Anyone that doesn’t like it should hit their head on the ground.
Not only you, I am also rooting for PO.
Politics › Re: Fulani group tackles Gov Mutfwang over shoot-On-Sight order by Godmind2022(m): 7:13pm On May 13
adenigga:
Source: https://dailypost.ng/2026/05/13/fulani-group-tackles-gov-mutfwang-over-shoot-on-sight-order
What audacity! What effrontery! what brazen response from the Nigerian untouchable group!
Politics › Re: Peter Obi Meets With Lord Jonathan Marland, CWEIC Chairman In London by Godmind2022(m): 10:50am On May 13
PresidentMUGABE:
https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1E4A4XDyL8/
Nigeria is not condemned to bad leadership forever! Give PO a chance in 2007.


Nigerians have not made a covenant with suffering and poverty. Give PO a chance come 2027!

We have seen the best of Tinubu.
Food › Re: You Can Only Pick ONE � by Godmind2022(m): 12:16pm On May 04
degood01:
You can only pick ONE 👇

1️⃣ Rice
2️⃣ Indomie
3️⃣ Bread
4️⃣ Eggs

Which one can you NEVER run out of in your house?

👉 Comment your experience
Eggs is my choice. More characters needed, though.
Education › Re: Which Of These Uniforms Is Good For School? (Photo) by Godmind2022(m): 12:04pm On May 03
Dpaulie:
Moral decadence among contemporary youths, who should be blamed? From below which uniform will you prefer for our secondary school student?
I doubt if any school permits one and two.
Family › Re: Responsible Family Men, How Are You Coping? by Godmind2022(m): 12:00pm On May 03
Betterthanwalki:
Advice to the legit working singles
You better buy enough clothes for yourself, before jumping. That ur account balance go flatt..

like as in, a responsible decent family man, you, wife a kid cost BTW 250k - 500k monthly up keep alone, with strict management. Haaaba how do you want a young man to get marry now. This fuel prices anomalies has reduced me to nothing in the house.

Pls share your experience
Face live as it is. No comparison, no rat race.

There are only two ways to a successful life:

1. Get all you want.

2. Get satisfied with what you have.
Health › Re: How Can I Cope With Being Tall And Thin? by Godmind2022(m): 11:37am On May 02
Your mindset is the one troubling you. Did anyone create himself? Can anybody take credit for his height or weight or complexion or look or whatever? Stop giving a damn to what you are not supposed to give a damn to.

Be free. Live your life. Many people want to have your height?
Live as if you don't care. Live as if it doesn't matter because it doesn't. It only matters in your head.
Romance › Re: What Really Happens When Love Gets Boring? by Godmind2022(m): 12:20pm On Apr 29
Fika01:
Love doesn’t suddenly disappear—it often shifts from excitement to routine.
The initial thrill fades, and what’s left can feel predictable or dull.
This “boredom” is usually a lack of novelty, effort, or emotional connection.
If ignored, it can lead to distance, resentment, or seeking excitement elsewhere.
But with intention and growth, it can evolve into deeper, more stable love.
.

Marriage becomes only boring to those who look to their partners for emotional fulfillment. Anyone who was an emotionally fulfilled person before marriage should not really become bored after being married.
Food › Re: Breadfruit: What Is Your Experience With This Food? by Godmind2022(m): 1:44pm On Apr 28
You don't fry fruits, but I don't know about breadfruits. I no doubt will prefer it cooked.
Politics › Re: Obi’s Praise For North Is Hypocrisy, he repatriated northerners - Sowore by Godmind2022(m): 7:54am On Apr 24
Sowore! What are you up to, attacking everyone everywhere?! Who is your ally? Who have you not attacked? Are you the best politician in Nigeria? Let us know. What have you done in Nigerian politics before, that we can say make you the most qualified candidate for presidency?
Politics › Re: I Made Mistakes, But Did My Best – Jonathan Replies Atiku by Godmind2022(m): 10:34am On Apr 22
If Jonathan made mistakes, what do we say about Buhari? That means Buhari made a disaster of his governance.
Health › Re: I Am Addicted To PEPSI by Godmind2022(m): 8:40am On Apr 21
Look for alternative drink like sugarless kunu, soy milk etc.

How I dished sugary drinks of that nature was to eat two to three dry moringa seeds and then drink water afterwards. It tastes great just as sugary drinks, giving medicine and pleasure at the same time.
Politics › Re: 2027 Elections: Why We Attended ADC National Convention, UK Govt Explains by Godmind2022(m): 7:08pm On Apr 19
Anybody who is supporting Tinubu government must be benefiting either directly or indirectly from the government. Otherwise, I don't see any right thinking person supporting this government. Am I correct? Prove me wrong if you can and sincere!
Christianity Etc › Re: Omolehin: Adeboye, Kumuyi, Olukoya Are Denominational Heads, Not Fathers Of .... by Godmind2022(m): 5:57pm On Apr 19
paxonel:
No, I did not generalise!
All the pastors are guilty of the same error and falacies!
All of them
All these pastors do not worth the attention!

If you have lived outside the country before, ask people about the stories they hear about Nigerian pastors, you will marvel grin
Your thinking is wrong! Find out about real men of God. Forget about the fake ones. There can never be a counterfeit if there's no original. There can never be a duplicate if there is no authentic. Please, go find out and stop celebrating ignorance.
Christianity Etc › Re: Omolehin: Adeboye, Kumuyi, Olukoya Are Denominational Heads, Not Fathers Of .... by Godmind2022(m): 1:55pm On Apr 19
paxonel:
I have been saying it, all these men are scammers who exploits ignorance to emass wealth for themselves, while the vast majority of church members go home poor.

They are not working
Haba! Your sweeping generalization diminishes the point you are trying to make. That you have seen even 1000 fake church leaders is not enough to label all church leaders scammers.

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