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Those are touching words. Wisdom not common in this generation. While she not willing to let the husband go shouldn't result to the husband being a beast in the relationship, it suffices to say that it takes 2 to tango. Working marriage works by the two adults involved. A wise woman uses her own hand to build her home. And yeah in the presence of an understanding husband too. |
This is one of the best threads I will always cherish on Nairaland. |
SuperS1Panther:The truth is bold that all parties are in gross public misbehaviour. The Senate is criminal. The judiciary is ineffective The police, representing the uniformed institution is lawless. The executive is incompetent. And this only in Nigeria. The IGP claiming to be performing his duties to the best of his ability, I guess his refusal to relocate to Benue was part of the duty too. None, I mean none of them is well. This is Nigeria. |
goodmike7:That maintenance/parking cost is not for the fainthearted. It is not about buying a jet. Bill Gates among the richest said the biggest thing he ever wasted money on was on buying a private aircraft. He has the money, but a private jet is never an asset in the long run. Except it is actually a joke that he bought one though. |
Sterix10:Tinubu is not without his own agenda too. He once said that if he had the opportunity to become the president, he would embrace it with opened hands. Him supporting Buhari who seems to have an edge to be presented for presidential seat today by the party is most likely to pave way for his own ambition in the due time. Nobody hardly supports a course that doesn't have one way or the other to reward him in the aftermath. Not even Nigerian politicians. |
damosky12:It is not a matter of discouraging Christians from joining politics or wanting to become President or VP, one thing that's glaring about VP stance as far as everyone can see is that him being VP or not hardly has any influence whatsover. He has so much blended and gets comfortable like a typical Nigerian politician that you would wonder if with his background as a 'Pastor', a Christian leader, he couldn't actually make a difference. All lives are precious, either atheists, Muslims or Christians; if Nigeria President is a Christian and the VP is a Muslim, and Muslims are being treated somehow, do you think that Muslim VP wouldn't be called out by the Muslim community? So him being called out is not a kind of stigmatization. The question is, Is Buhari handling the unfortunate killings well? The answer is glaring. So if Buhari is cold about that, must Osibanjo too behave as if everything is alright because his boss' body language assumes so? It is not just about killing alone, what Osibanjo has demonstrated is that regardless of your faith or religion in Nigeria, when you join politics/party, you can hardly stand out. Loyalty to party and your personal interest is above anything else. And that's what politics is in Nigeria, and it is very very bad. |
bujebudanu1:I thought it's only me in awe of this. What is giving them inspiration on the substance to use to become a 'royal' highness?? |
lofty900:Are you around Iwofe too? It wasn't funny today. It was one kind of rain. |
I clap for people with sound memory enough to bring these to the fore. Till now, Nigeria has hardly had a leader. It gets worsened per each regime that masses would always wish that the previous regime should be brought back just because the present is as a torn in the flesh and a worse evil. |
Not it is not. It is for consolidation of change agenda, such as commitments to herdmen's ploy, fighting corruption war in words and on media, being faithful to folks of the party, continuity in parading old cargoes in appointments in the most bizarre lopsided manner ever witnessed...and so on, and so forth. Yours sincerely |
SalamRushdie:Of course, anyone who is still bent on supporting him must be worse than him. He must be logically blind and sense-wise dumb. All these are still some preambles. If he should come again second term, the whole nation will be turned into theatre of absurd comedy. One day, many strange, funny news: Nigeria of today. |
Shalomc:Your Savage comments...oh my! You really cracked me up ![]() It is not by plenty acquisition of 'ropes'....lol |
Wealth7:That guy was a genius in his chosen career. No one has replaced him yet. I still wonder how he knew deep things he used to say. Very unparalleled. |
merryossai:Thanks. I said something along this line before. To be a 'Pastor' and a politician in Nigeria is almost on the same line with impossibility. Politics in Nigeria is not really it but a thing very similar to cult circle. This is why an average good-intentioned person will get to the circle, or assume power and won't make any difference. The will of the people of the circle (political affliation and interest) always has prevalence ahead of doing the country overall good, irrespective of if you were Bishop before joining. Is it that Osibanjo doesn't know what is right to do, no...it is rather because he can't stand out among the circle that empowered him. Standing out is not impossible, but he has chosen to also sell integrity in place of relevance, for the time being, same which history won't forget or forgive. |
fergie001:And bestial proclivity. |
When you miss true achievements, you will begin to count shit, simply because you are a numskull, and you would be believed by dumbasses. |
By the way, Nigerians despite their religion diversities pray much more than most of other countries. Why the more you look, the less you see? |
'I am not understanding' like someone would say. My own is resigning and letting go is a great esteem in place of an unending blame apportioning and excuses why things won't work in Nigeria. Since it has turned that it is spiritual forces that are delaying election manifestoes from becoming a reality in Nigeria after campaign, same forces I believe must be responsible for this government ability to lie without blinking. In anyways, it seems there are no spiritual forces stopping them in Ghana, Kenya, South Africa, etc I think someone is called a Pastor by the way...who should understand spirituality more? ...tired of fixing blame up and down Sir |
1 day, 100 odd news. Nigeria, what is happening? Absurd, yet funny nation. |
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SadiqBabaSani:Somehow something would have to orchestrate his being ousted out, and he has just goofed well. He has hit his penalty kick to throwing. In the private, he and his folks would be wishing he didn't make that comment by now. Youths replying him online is not pleasing to me much, the time of reply is next election. Hope the youths could just bail the country out from the abyss cluelessness of some old fools, having personal interest above national interet, is bent on throwing the future of the country. |
dunkem21:Adeshina has always been busy defending his paymaster wrong or right, thus becoming a fool in the process. |
End of a generation in Arsenal, either good or otherwise, the judgement rests with the chapters that follow. |
slapandfall:Yeah, I have said it before. It may look absurd but the white would have managed Nigeria better than the way it is today. The presence of the white in South Africa though created apartheid but could it have been concidental that it is far developed than most African countries, if not all because they were ruled for long by the white? What is wrong with black man? |
BUHARItesticles:You are kinda generous...I was thinking of sending him to MTN |
Comedian of the Order of Naija. '...My people, your son is... ' Meme-King of the Republic. People love you, and that really counts for you. |
kolafolabi:It is not him, he can't just help it himself. He belongs to the comedy hall of fame ![]() |
Coincidence that the 3 are internet-based? |
Linda, Sandra, Edna... |
efilefun:I like that statement that internet is very powerful. It is by the way a two-edged sword that can cut for and against. They that be cut by the sword of internet either by scandal or notoriety would always wish for an electronic eraser to undo their acts. But for positive impacts, internet is the greatest public address system of the 21st century. |
Those days were long gone when thieves who stole millions were thieves. Not a surprise that all the monies were in billions. Recession in Nigeria actually means National treasures in some people's pockets. Great thieves know greater thieves. Allies however hide themselves. And redemption seems out of sight. |
Biodun1929: Carrying out a research about her. Hope you are satisfied with the answer? ![]() |


Carrying out a research about her. 