₦airaland Forum

superlanny:
Insecurity, there is something about women and aging, they forget everyone is born to grow, keep growing and die someday.

There are so many evening newspapers that are regretting the decision of not settling down early. Oloshoism will not make them make that choice early, hence the act.

Aunty Nkechi wey be 55 go dey claim 25.

eepeepook:
This is like wondering why those who have murdered family members don't do the same to random strangers.

budaatum:
Hence do the wise limit themselves to that which concerns them.

For every ailment under the sun
There is a remedy, or there is none;
If there be one, try to find it;
If there be none, never mind it.
-Serenity Prayer

eepeepook:
I think it is a crime because most people do it openly, traumatizing innocent citizens. Do it in private, nobody will stop you. The deed will go unnoticed for weeks if not months.

budaatum:
Your learning I guess. So, just observe them. Perhaps?

chinae:
1) The task you are expected to pay monthly or annually.

2) you have family, that can end up being a vice to the society due to your absence.

3) You are not a court of competent jurisdiction to judge over your life/deth by snipper or ...

Seefinish:
you can easily spot an agbero living under bridge through his comment.
Do you how much is a bag of rice?
Do you know that inflation is about 22% I am sure you don't know what is inflation.
Do you know how much it takes for a family of five like mine to take breakfast.
When men with responsibilities are talking, agbero with Igbo should keep quiet

izonborn098:
K

SenecaTheYonger:
I think it's only a crime if you survive.

izonborn098:
Experience matters...
Even at old age tinubu want to rule nigeria.... No sensible and doing well somebody will ever think of sickness talkless of death...
Don't talk what is above you...

ican2020:
That’s why splitting the country becomes a better option

vyncentino:
This has been my opinion, that Nigeria is were it is today not because,of it leaders it the people me and you,

gidgiddy:
Thats why Nigerians should embrace the option of disintegration. Nigeria will never work, not now or ever

Oxb90:
While you are right in your assertion, however, I believe politicians can't be blamed as much as you would blame those they are leading.
Nairaland is a miniature Nigerian society. And you read the comments of its members on any topic that graces their front page.

AustineE1:
You are doing attachment by force to your slave masters,yorubas working so hard to always please there Fulani masters. ThankGod you know that igbos are independent minded and better culturally programmed and positioned to survive the hell and contraption called Nigeria than the two afforementioned ethnic groups whom there masses are ravaged by unprecedented poverty caused by years of wasteful leadership by there brothers in the seat of power.

Kobojunkiee:
And in your tiny brain, that gives you right to lampoon those who don't even live in your Nigeria? You no know where your screws dey loose abi? See person wey dey tag another as having low IQ.

By the way, the people in the video, are they police men, or thugs such as your person who pretend the law grants them rights to punish crime?

ideamonster:
you need help

TheFreshVanilla:
If you're not the cause of your family's issues, then they shouldn't see you as their messiah. You can only try your best. As long as it's not health-related. African parents should stop placing unnecessary burden on their young children who are still struggling. Don't kill yourself for anybody. If it's that easy, they should be billionaires by now.

IconicR:
You better don't stress yourself

nairalanda1:
So do the people. It's why when I say that people should vote for parties other than APC, PDP, LP and even NNPP, as I did in the last election, I get told that either I am excusing evil, that I am wrong for sitting on the fence, and that I am really an APC or PDP or LP supporter trying to take votes away, or, in one case, I get people planitevly asking 'Who shall we vote for'.

Also, we got a problem here, me included. We like to talk about the problems of Nigeria, but we won't get up, join a party, form a party and change things.

Third, we defend our chosen side. I see people defend their APC, PDP or LP pol, and label everyone else as corrupt.

Finally, at the end of the day, we are not a realistic people. Actual development always means some form of suffering before benefit. But we somehow think that we have enough money from oil and we should ;live like Saudi...which produces ten times more, and has a population that is less than that of the South east, or even South west.

Nigerians prefer it this way. Alternative is hardship before benefit. We don't want that, so we just hope they share the money 'equitably'.