₦airaland Forum

sheyie2007: Influence in decolonization (in africa) Seriously? how did mandela influenced nigeria or any other african country? You have no point.. FYI: i'm living an awesome life in nigeria

souldust: As much as i do not agree that you should go into polygamy becos you cannot find a single guy for yourself, there is absolutely nothing wrong with the unique and beautiful marital institution called polygamy . There is so much stereotype surrounding polygamy especially among younger generation of African christians who have chosen not to learn about polygamy by objectively observing examples around them, but hold on to the ill information passed on to them by our glorious Nollywood and christian leader with an agenda. I am a renegade christian if you like.

NB: polygamy is not synonymous with imorality. It is (polygyny in particular) when a man marries 2 or more women and not a man having multiple se.x patners like some people ignorantly and with an agenda, would like to define it.

When a man has one wife and decides to have many girlfriends ( many ladies in here inclusive) he is not polygamous like it or not, he is only being imoral.

In polygamy, the man is not expected to sleep with the lady until he has fufiled all marriage rites.

People in here accuse the actress of encouraging others to break up other women's home. But they themselves have broken more homes (happy polygamous homes) with their rubbish councellig in their churches.

andrewza: Not really. If they do it is a small piece in the news paper Or if they may be inocesent or suvring a death sentence. For the most part if a SA crook gets caught and put in a forghin jail it is a good thing.

ROSSIKE: How do you expect it to be 'close' when we only got our first modern university in 1962, after the British were kicked out? Can you say the same about any European country? Even your country South Africa, has its oldest universities built as early as 1829 by invaders who happened to re-invest exportt proceeds in the country, unlike other seized territories in Africa. Nigeria simply has not produced the mass of special;ists over a couple of centuries like European nations or SA, and so lacks the experience to have created a modern, advanced nation by now. Give us more time.

Rossikk: Some of u sound so stupi.d when u talk about "clueless govt" on a thread like this. Clueless yet investors are pouring into the country at unprecedented rates. Perhaps it's u that's clueless.

snydergp: That because ur laws are so backward that they don't even allow gays and lesbians to live freely and marry whoever they so chooses. Some of ur laws are still 1970's anti freedom of expression legislation.

Nigeria will never have a open Gay/Lesbian parade marching in its cities Lagos or Abuja and that's a Fact.

Msauza: There is no African country that has no level of illiteracy. It is mostly this group that become victims of this evil foreign traditional practitioners in SA. Without being xenophobic, our new democratic dispensation has brought us many problems through the influx of many foreigners in our neighbourhood. Before ANC came into power our nation was a healthy nation in Africa, free from Ebola, sickle cell disease, Herpetitus B, Drugs and HIV, because our borders were protected day and night. HIV was something very foreign and could only be heard about over radios and televisions as something foreign. Ever since then we have seen the influx of foreign pastors and traditional doctors of African origin, majority of whom are Nigerians claiming to cure AIDS, promoting ritual killings and molesting of babies. This is why many South Africans think that Apartheid SA was much better than democratic South Africa as they were free from many sicknesses.

andrewza: Rand is legal tender in nambia and botswaina, lestho, swaziland, have teid the currency to the rand. Only to currency are accepted in zimbawe US dolar and the Rand.

Knowing the name does not mean you know the meel. I know amrica has grit. People don't wear tradtional clothes of nigeria in sa that I know.

Msauza: It was then that Obasanjo started to take his lessons from the best. Obasanjo frequented ANC's offices in Nigeria headed by Mbeki to receive his lessons from time to time about revolutionary politics. Believe it or not, it actually happened.