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Politics › Re: Anambra Residents Drag Soludo For Saying He Was Stuck In Traffic On Monday by herich(m): 4:07pm On Aug 05
Azazyel:
You're not smart enough to see that they're playing politics. There's traffic sometimes at onitsha. Don't lie
Lol,,,
Onitcha residents questioned where the so called hold up was coming from....

While you are here sympathizing a political liar.

You really deserved the corrupt politicians that has syphoned your generational future.
Politics › Re: Anambra Residents Drag Soludo For Saying He Was Stuck In Traffic On Monday by herich(m): 2:06am On Aug 04
FSBoperator:
Who do this people this thing get strong juju.

See them arguing over rubbish.
They're arguing over rubbish Soludo said, right?
Politics › Re: Anambra Residents Drag Soludo For Saying He Was Stuck In Traffic On Monday by herich(m): 1:59am On Aug 04
Azazyel:
Why are they dragging him? So they actually enjoy the sit at home. This soludo actually drove most of these miscreants away from Anambra state into hiding but several people in the state are not happy about it. The sensible ones applaud soludo. The only thing is the vigilante groups created by his government need to be seriously monitored cos some of them have acted out of script
They did not drag him because they enjoy sit at home.
They dragged him because he lied about traffic at Onitsha, while most people dragging him lives at same Onitcha and wondered where the traffic appeared from..

You're really not smart to spot their contention.
Culture › Re: Top 10 Most Spoken Languages In Nigeria (2026) by herich(m): 1:49pm On Jul 28
Patnome:
All Yorubas I have met speak pidgin

Yorubas are very enlightened people. Speaking pidgin is no big deal for them
Except maybe aged people
Big lie, Yorubas finds it difficult to speak common pigin.

They enjoying flowing in their language than pigin and English.

Reason why, if you don't know how to speak Yoruba, you'll struggle to get along with them in Lagos.
Romance › Re: Don't Build Your Lifestyle On Someone Else's Wallet by herich(m): 2:53pm On Jul 27
motymop:
What I wrote still directly relates to the topic, you just aren't seeing the connection because of your moral bias

You are imagining an ideal world where nobody relies on anyone else for their lifestyle, but that’s not reality. Even in traditional households, many women depend entirely on their husbands for their lifestyle. Is that also leeching or do we only apply that label when we morally disapprove of the dynamic?

The lady in question is not a leech. While her path isn't one to emulate, she is rendering a service. You just can’t see it because your moral uprightness is blocking the view. If she weren't providing value that the politician highly prizes, he wouldn't be paying her rent, medical bills, and lifestyle expenses just to keep seeing her regularly.

It is still a transactional exchange of value, it’s just one that makes you uncomfortable.
Lol,,,
You're still making irrelevant view, defending a leech.

1) is better for housewife to be a leach to her husband than a random girl, he'll abandon in the next few months.
A housewife is a long-term project. No money spent on your wife that is a waste because she's grooming your offspring for you.
I've seen some housewives establish business from the proceed they saved from monthly stipend.

Back to the topic:
Why would a jobless girl used 6m, given to her by a random man, to rent apartment, also used other millions given to her to fund expensive lifestyle. What happens to using 30% of those money to fund her lifestyle and establish 70% of it on business, so she'll have somewhere to fall back on, Incase table turns in future.

A girl I know, was given 2m to buy phone, you know what? She bought android techno and used the remaining to open a small shop.
That was being smart.

I'd wanted to gift a lady birthday gift but she begged me to convert it to cash, so she use it fund her boutique business. Are you catching the sense?

You as a jobless leech, you should consider establishing business from cash out you got from magas, instead of seeing it as opportunity to upgrade your expensive lifestyle first of all.

That's the lesson to learn from the story.

So that when your maga ghost you tomorrow, you'll not immediately become stranded and unable to pay your bills.

I've seen many Yahoo boiz burn down 200m cash out within months, by lodging in hotels with their friends and different babes and ballin daily in night clubs, without establishing any biz and when they drain the money, they go back to square 0.

How does that make sense to you.

I'm not speaking from my moral value.
I'm speaking from economic point.
Politics › Re: I Woul Have Detained You If You're Igbo: Police Checkpoint Extortion Goes Viral by herich(m): 4:30pm On Jul 25
Brendaniel:
That's why they hated and still hate OBJ because he didn't support or give them room for the nonsense they are doing now with the help and support of Tinubu, read that reply from OBJ to Osoba and you will see some of the reasons there...
Can't you see that they hated OBJ so much.
They'll tell you that Yoruba's choice was actually Pa Falaye, because he would play tribal politics for them.
Romance › Re: Don't Build Your Lifestyle On Someone Else's Wallet by herich(m): 11:04pm On Jul 14
motymop:
What I wrote still directly relates to the topic, you just aren't seeing the connection because of your moral bias

You are imagining an ideal world where nobody relies on anyone else for their lifestyle, but that’s not reality. Even in traditional households, many women depend entirely on their husbands for their lifestyle. Is that also leeching or do we only apply that label when we morally disapprove of the dynamic?

The lady in question is not a leech. While her path isn't one to emulate, she is rendering a service. You just can’t see it because your moral uprightness is blocking the view. If she weren't providing value that the politician highly prizes, he wouldn't be paying her rent, medical bills, and lifestyle expenses just to keep seeing her regularly.

It is still a transactional exchange of value, it’s just one that makes you uncomfortable.
You're probably a leech.

This is how you live your luxurious lifestyle from pockets of others
Romance › Re: Don't Build Your Lifestyle On Someone Else's Wallet by herich(m): 10:30pm On Jul 13
motymop:
It is true that I am not smart but I doubt if you even comprehend what I wrote.

You are working for your money right?

But the money is not magically appearing into your pocket

Whatever you are doing,someone has to pay for the service for you to have money.

You leave in a poor country obviously you wouldn't even understand how money moves around

Even if you are not depending on any uncle, aunty or yahoo boy etc, money has to exchange hands when you offer a service and it can come from any source and it will change hand millions of time

That is why I said, you think the world works in your ideal way but it does not work like that

Everyone depends on each other to make money.

If you don't get it, you can never get it
I've tried to correct you that what your submission is totally different from the topic.

The topic stated that the lady depends solely on the politician for house rent, medical, feeding and her general wellbeing.

If I should depend on others, I should be depending on them to pay me on the service I rendered them and they also depends on me, on my service I'll render them.

That is transactional dependence, as an exchange.

The lady in quote is a leech and such character should not be emulate.

Reason why I said, what you're saying is off the topic.
Romance › Re: Don't Build Your Lifestyle On Someone Else's Wallet by herich(m): 9:48pm On Jul 11
free2ryhme:
You have a problem cos your fabrication has been detected
What matter most is the message being passed.

Fables and folklore are never real.
Even the parables of Jesus Christ were never real but the lesson that need to be learnt from the message is what matter most.
Romance › Re: Don't Build Your Lifestyle On Someone Else's Wallet by herich(m): 9:41pm On Jul 11
motymop:
You don't even know how the world works.

We are all depending on others for our survival

You that is "hardworking" who pays your salary

If they stop paying you, na depression you go enter
Guy you're not smart, honestly.

At least I'm working for my money.

I'm not waiting for... Or depending on one uncle, elder brother in abroad, one Nigerian politician, one alhaji, one yahoo boy, one childhood friend, one sugar momma to send me monthly alawee before I could feed, wear clothes, shine and have joy.

I guess, you're getting the message now and you're also seeing the difference.

We all depends on each other sometimes, but it shouldn't be 100% dependency.

Depending on others should be once in a blue moon and should be 10%
Sports › Re: Rangers FC Of Enugu: Separating The Facts From The Lies by herich(m): 9:18pm On Jul 11
firearcher:
Hmm. Why not just come out and address the specific allegation directly. That yes, Moses tried out for the club but was not signed due to.....and that was Moses said is untrue.

That's a proper response.
What response do want from them again.

They responded to show evidence that non igbos had held different positions in the club, both past and present.

If after fact checking, we found out that rangers have never signed non Igbo as players, coach and admin Dept, then we can begin to validate what MS said.
Sports › Re: Rangers FC Of Enugu: Separating The Facts From The Lies by herich(m): 9:06pm On Jul 11
Pillar12:
Moses Simon said what he said, and we can’t pretend to know better than him.
The truth is, he claims he was let go by Enugu Rangers and not given a fair chance because he’s not Igbo.

A couple of years ago, Burna Boy made a similar point about Igbos preferring their own over outsiders.
These aren’t random people saying this.... they’re public figures with firsthand experience.

Many believe Igbos are very tribalistic but tend to downplay it, especially because non-Igbos rarely go to the Southeast.
The perception is that Igbos are not very accommodating and are highly tribalistic.
Tomorrow you'll change narratives that igbos are not united or no unity among Igbos, reason why they can never rule Nigeria.
Most of you usually use it to mock igbos, that igbos hate themselves and igbos don't like themselves.

But logically, you can't hate yourselves and still be tribalistic.

That perception is what you're selling to yourselves from generation to generation.
Romance › Re: Don't Build Your Lifestyle On Someone Else's Wallet by herich(m): 12:43pm On Jul 11
free2ryhme:
Why is yours not fabricated
Fabrication be the only problem you have in the topic,

That's your problem.
Romance › Re: Don't Build Your Lifestyle On Someone Else's Wallet by herich(m): 12:36pm On Jul 11
motymop:
I am being reasonable

Why do you guys always think you can build your ideal world when in reality you can't
Is obvious you're a lazy fellow, who depends on others for survival.

Your joy and happiness depends on others.
Romance › Re: Don't Build Your Lifestyle On Someone Else's Wallet by herich(m): 8:20pm On Jul 10
free2ryhme:
at ur age you need someone to tell fabricate stories to tell you this


you think life is nollywood script
But most movies and novels are fabricated (fiction) but there is are interesting lesson they're teaching us to learn.
Romance › Re: Don't Build Your Lifestyle On Someone Else's Wallet by herich(m): 8:15pm On Jul 10
motymop:
I don't get this

We all are depending on others for our lifestyle..this is fact

We depend on our employers for salaries
We depend on customers for our business revenue
We depend on families for gift
Women depends on men to live their lifestyle
Men depends on other men to live their lifestyle

The world works in a way that you have to depend on someone to live your lifestyle

I think at the end of the day what matters is that you have to save for the low times
Be reasonable, what you're saying is totally different from the topic
Business › Re: First Hair Attachment Brand Produced In Igboland by herich(m): 6:21pm On Jun 24
Wow,,,

Sunnny Peace has grown this big?

He was one of our biggest customer at amingos "Ayman" enterprises, that buys and supplies their hair products to East.
Very calm and humble man, you would think he doesn't have up 10k in his account sef.
Was working at their warehouse as stock keeper, back then in 2006/20¹¹, before I left the company.
Business › Re: Is ₦100k Salary Still Enough To Survive In Nigeria? by herich(m): 11:58pm On May 05
Powerbandooo:
Maybe for you guys in Lagos
Here in osun state, there is a university lecturer who is a family man earning with 200 to 300k, and is still leaving average ok, drives a car with 2 teenager kid, moderately doing fine,
I am saying this because I have seen many
May be Lagos should be excluded
Lectures wey students dey sort? Or dey indirectly extort money from students.
Are you okay?
We're talking bout workers who earns genuine monthly salary, not the ones that have several dubious ways in their offices to support their salary.
Properties › Re: Baale Demanded ₦20M Before My Husband Can Build - Woman Cries Out by herich(m): 6:28pm On Apr 04
If this had happened in the East,
90% of the comments would have been running riot on igbos.
Crime › Re: A Nairalander's Experience With One Chance Robbers by herich(m): 10:09pm On Mar 15
DenreleDave:
EVEN AS A MAN, I CAN NEVER ENTER ANY BUS THAT IS JUST MEN ONLY, PRIVATE CAR IS NOW A NO - NO FOR ME.

NOW I UNDERSTAND WHY LADIES DONT WANT TO ENTER A CAR OR BUS FILLED WITH JUST MEN, I REALLY UNDERSTAND.
Keep avoiding...
One day you'll enter one because,,, not only because there was a woman inside bus but because you saw a pregnant or old grandma and enter, then it will be too late when you realize you entered one chance grin

Those people are smarter than you and thinks ahead of you in changing strategy to deceive you grin
Travel › Re: Top 25 Cities With The Lowest Quality Of Life In 2026 by herich(m): 2:31pm On Feb 23
And na some people paradise
Education › Re: Hausa, Yoruba, And Nigerian Pidgin Make List Of World's Most Spoken Languages by herich(m): 12:18am On Feb 23
Goo0dHardDick:
Igbos don't like speaking their language to themselves at all. They'll rather hide and speak it.

I was at the market months ago and the seller spoke Igbo to the young girl purchasing an item. The girl immediately started forming posh and asked the seller to speak in good English instead. Lol. Ujunwa feeling funky
Some igbos were not born and brought up in Igbo land. Most of them did not grow up speaking Igbo, so they finds it difficult to communicate in Igbo or are not fluent or can't flow in Igbo language except when they get to their village or with family members who understands the trash they'll be vomit as Igbo language and who will also bear and forgive their language shortcomings.
Christianity Etc › Re: Vatican Adopt Igbo Language During Christmas Mass With The Pope by herich(m):
OriOko88:
We still hv more Yoruba Christians than igbo Christians
Even Yoruba moslems plenty pass their Christians grin grin
And when you come to political appointments and wealth... Their moslems is in control grin
Health › Re: Meet Prof. Okoronkwo K. Ogan: Nigeria’s First Obstetrician And Gynaecologist by herich(m): 1:31pm On Nov 26, 2025
Deffi:
stop being a chest beater, it doesn't end well. JUST BE HUMBLE!
every body's blessed. OP also got his facts wrong....check the subsequent post on same first page
No ethnic group in Nigeria that doesn't chest beat but you guys always have a way of complaining when igbos are chest beating.
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Manchester United Vs Everton (0 - 1) On 24th November 2025 by herich(m): 2:43pm On Nov 25, 2025
Demurray:
The referee was absolutely wrong,that's not the rule, I mean red card rule, we are talking about his team mate not opposition player. Nothing but awful decision on the part of the referee
Did you watch halftime analysis of the match?
Crime › Re: Gunmen Storm Idofin Odo-Ase In Kwara, Kill Three Residents; Villagers Flee Homes by herich(m): 5:30pm On Oct 11, 2025
Kwara is an aboki state.
So they can finish themselves
Politics › Re: Meet Sarkin Fulani Of Lagos, Mohammed Abubakar Bambado by herich(m): 1:22pm On Oct 10, 2025
IgOga:
The title means Head of Fulanis in Lagos. A recognition that they are aliens in Lagos but they have their leader

Lagos is very accommodating and everyone has lived in mutual peace with no party disrespecting the other until ipob showed their hand.

Tinubu appointed several Ibos into his cabinet as governor. Nobody made any noise

Many Tapa families are now indigenous Lagos families

Now you have ipobs aka developers saying Lagos is smelling, Lagos is no man's land, they wanted to burn down Tinubu's investments in Lagos, burnt down BRT bus terminals, burnt down world class forensic Lab at the direction of Nnamdi Kanu. The Ibos destroyed their good will and it will take decades to rebuild that. Ontop of that the Tinubu that had done more for Ibos as a governor was rejected at the presidential ballot. Now that Tinubu became president despite Ibos non support, it makes it more complicated for Ibos. And I think being loud about nonsense is not a wise move for Ibos
So what does *Eze nd'igbo of Lagos, Ghana etc means.
Is it not head of Igbos in lagos, Ghana etc.
Education › Re: Nigerian Girls Beat Japan, Canada, Spain To Win Global Tech Grand Prize by herich(m): 1:26pm On Sep 27, 2025
Cherrybae:
They are from part Harcourt

Both are ikwerre and not igbos.

Ikwerre meka oooo
Meka ooooo
Meka ooooo

Elerinya nma ooooooo


Ikwerre doesn't bear such name.
They're Igbos that were born and also schooling in portharcourt.

Oyoyooooooo

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