Crime › Re: Man Murders Wife’s Lover In Ogun On Their Matrimonial Bed by ibedun: 3:20pm On Aug 12, 2016 |
Kgdavid: Even your provocation argument is tenuous.
Provocation is when someone does something to you with the intent of provoking a response from you.
An example of provocation is wearing Manchester utd jersey to a bar full of Arsenal supporters and singing songs to taunt them after they lost the Champions league final.
Sleeping with ones wife while one is away is not provocation given that you did not intend for the man to find out and that is why you did it while he was not there.
thank you sir. Thank you for this. Wow! I learned something important today. So it has to be something done deliberately to provoke a reaction. Thanks bro. |
Crime › Re: Man Murders Wife’s Lover In Ogun On Their Matrimonial Bed by ibedun: 1:34pm On Aug 12, 2016 |
Ikem11: Killing an intruder in my house is never a crime in any law after all he attacked me. Always an adage that says "never fight a man in his home".... Secondly on top of his wife? On his bed? Hmmm igbokwe thumb up for proving your self a real man. If I dare see a man in a hotel with my wife trust me will kill the man and the woman and damn the consequences after all Bible do condemned it Unreasonable and usual for dem dem people. You serve a lengthy jail sentence for what exactly? When would Nigerian men realise that you don't and can never OWN a woman? Ok you paid a dowry so what? Were you forced to pay the dowry? Did the family invited you to come and pay the dowry? Did the family discuss or agreed the OWNWERSHIP of their daughter? If you like acquire the whole of Abuja City and give it to a woman she would do what her instinct tells her. Invest not more than what you can afford to lose on a woman (even if called your wife). Victor however deserves to die. |
Events › Re: Obi Removes Bukola's Garter On Their Wedding Day - Photos by ibedun: 2:12pm On Aug 11, 2016 |
Can all these intra culture marriage withstand pressure? |
Politics › Re: Not A No-man's Land: Abuja's Natives Get Ready To Fight by ibedun: 7:01am On Aug 11, 2016*. Modified: 7:44am On Aug 11, 2016 |
Abuja indegenes!!! You have my full support. If they want or seek no mans land they should go find it in the sea. |
Politics › Re: South Africa Kicks Nigeria Out As Africa's Largest Economy by ibedun: 11:11pm On Aug 10, 2016*. Modified: 12:59am On Aug 11, 2016 |
Newmanluckyman: ... Surprise? No! They dullards are in charge. Thanks to APC AND BUHARI for this great feat. Build and consolidate on the existing structures the met on ground they refused.. Oya add a cubic to it, they blame Ghost. Please elaborate on the structure found on ground? Shebi the refineries, the power stations, the factories running 24 hours and dollar reserve savings, the paid federal salaries and pensions, abi the town-to-town toads across the country, abi our airline and shipping line? Oya please elaborate and please don't mention Ugwu export or the largest economy scam left over by ya sister. |
Politics › Re: Ben Bruce: Time To Revisit Redenomination Of The Naira by ibedun: 9:02pm On Aug 10, 2016 |
waxxydude: @guyXander, i raised this issue about two months ago, everyone just hid their faces. It sounds all good, but what'd be the possible effects? Naira is currently volatile.
I really wanna see this happen though. Why the hell are Nigerians surprised by the current economic malady? Where were they when GEJ and NOI were flushing our reserves down the drain? The Naira is going in one direction only - down! It isn't even volatile. |
Politics › Re: Ben Bruce: Time To Revisit Redenomination Of The Naira by ibedun: 9:00pm On Aug 10, 2016 |
PaulIdu: Re denomination is beautiful nonsense it will only make sense to those that have their wealth stored in foreign currency but those having their wealth stored in Nigerian banks will lose out initially when the zeros are removed ..the only pro for rede nomination is the in the ease transporting cash and the atmosphere of sanity it will give (it's embarrassing when you go and price a car and they tell you 70 million naira) ..Lastly if we must take this option we must never take it under the leadership of General Buhari because if we do we might have to redenominateagain pretty soon . When was the last time you or anybody you know priced a 70m Naira car? Yeye! |
Politics › Re: South Africa Kicks Nigeria Out As Africa's Largest Economy by ibedun: 8:45pm On Aug 10, 2016 |
Iweala's Ugwu 419 GDP and rebasing unraveling. Foolish Nigerians busy showing off with Range Rover and holidays in Dubai wasting and throwing away precious dollar reserves. The Flatttties should not be allowed anywhere near our reserves. Call themselves importer not knowing they are importing poverty and lack in the long run. |
Politics › Re: Serious Hunger, Poverty Killing Nigerians – APC Senator, Shehu Sani by ibedun: 8:03pm On Aug 10, 2016 |
[size=16pt]I hope they have stopped having children - that's my only concern. We have no business nor deserve having children[/size] |
Christianity Etc › Re: Oyedepo & Kumuyi Meet At Abuja Stadium To Pray For Nigeria by ibedun: 7:59am On Aug 10, 2016 |
plaetton: Acidosis, I remember a very memorable quote of yours. The one in which you wrote " Common sense is your enemy " ( when it comes to religion) .
With that quote in mind, I see clearly where you're coming from. 
Now, back to the issue.
In every nation, there are always a small minority of people who exist and live on the fringes of lunacy. These are not policy makers nor people who influence the direction of national policies.
Joel Olstein, T.J Jakes, Benny Hinn, Crefto Dollar, etc, are the similar set of charlatans that feed fat on the people on these fringes.
Now, here is the problem.
In Nigeria, the far majority of the population are beholden to magical thinking, and are permanently stationed on the fringes of lunacy.
For charlatans like Kumuyi and Oyedepo, these are inexhaustible resources to mine and exploit for huge profits.
In the countries that you mentioned above, men and women whose worldviews are anchored on magical thinking are not allowed to filter through their systems and occupy positions where they make decisions that affect the entire populations.
Aside from being daylight money fraudsters, these two men spread a horrible mental disease that takes many many generations to cure. Wow!!! Thank you sir! I have the same viewpoint and wish u could articulate clearly what you put up there. There is a magical celestial force driving our truly unintelligent people to their early demise. Our future is indeed bleak, beyond redemption. |
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Celebrities › Re: New Picture Of Linda Ikeji by ibedun: 12:54am On Jun 12, 2016 |
I smell something........gosh where did that fishy smell come from? |
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Politics › Re: Ambode Appoints 57 Sole Administrators For LGAs by ibedun: 11:31pm On Jun 11, 2016 |
anonimi: Thanks a lot for the free education on the three year tenure of LGA public servants. I guess this is what the constitution stipulates. However it is gross INCOMPETENCE for the governor not to organise ELECTIONS on time for the replacement of the incumbents by the voters. Don't you think so too  Why should WE allow ourselves to be DEPRIVED of direct representation at the LGA level? Why What is troubling you Igbo bastard people? What is so wrong with your ancestral land that you have to come all the way, deep into Yoruba territory to be making claims? Abi we are going to continue like this until we go to war ni? There is clear demarcation and this is Yorubaland. No other tribe despite their numbers are giving us this headache. Abi your gods in Igboland swear for you people ni? |
Politics › Re: Sahara Reporters Confirm Retirement Of Mostly Southern Army Officers by ibedun: 8:13pm On Jun 11, 2016 |
Beeman1: Thunder fire anybody who is not happy with dis news! GBAM!!!! |
Politics › Re: Sahara Reporters Confirm Retirement Of Mostly Southern Army Officers by ibedun: 8:11pm On Jun 11, 2016 |
Tokt: And so what? As long as they got their hands dirty in anything that doesn't involve the military that includes partisanship, arms deal kickbacks etc, good riddance to them be it they are from either north or south. Common sense should tell us all that because Jonah-daft was from the south, automatically southern officers will be more affected. Let the bastard wailers wail!!! Looters should go to hell! Even if they are bloody southerners!!!! I stand with Buhari!!! |
Sports › Re: Ex-Coach Amodu Shuaibu Finally Buried In His Home Town Amid Tears(photos) by ibedun: 7:52pm On Jun 11, 2016 |
idupaul: He went to sign Keshis condolence and he didn't know he will buried before Keshi. This Life This life indeed!!!!! |
Politics › Re: Before They Mislead President Buhari: Dele Momodu by ibedun: 8:29am On Jun 11, 2016 |
Martins301: Dele Momodu likes to talk from all sides of his mouth. You spend time composing an epistle as long as river Nile and then fill it with half truths and over generalizations.
For your information sir, the WHOLE country never accepted Jonathan's defeat in good fate. If they did can you explain the sudden agitations from the SE region that has plagued the government since May 29 2015?
Am quite sure you are aware that recent militant activities are an offshoot of those same agitations but you won't say so.
The government has made meaningful progress in keeping to it's mandate. It has beefed up security (applicants no longer pay to apply for government vacancies) and also commenced implementation of it's social intervention programs.
What I expect you to do is write an even longer epistle asking all those who have stolen and stashed our foreign exchange in their bedrooms and faraway lands and banks to return the money. Tell those who are painful losers to accept defeat magnanimously and pray for Nigeria's progress and stop being a peddler of lies and bad omen. I wish to give you 10 million likes!! That fat oaf is talking nonsense and of course the depressed and sentimental IPOB are going to latch on to this half baked and biased write up. Where is Davido when you need him. |
Politics › Re: Ibos Are Scared Of Leaving Nigeria by ibedun: 2:04pm On Jun 09, 2016 |
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Celebrities › Re: Phyno And Olamide Strike A Pose With Ambode Of Lagos State by ibedun: 1:37pm On Jun 09, 2016 |
Igbo people sha.
Only 2 Lagosians in that pix. Only 2 we know. |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Man Who Graduated With First Class From UK University Cries Out For Job. Photos by ibedun: 12:18am On Jun 07, 2016 |
Upon his first class and oyibo degree, the mofo could not analyse that getting married and having children without a solid source of income is the worst scenario he could put himself. For that alone I will not employ the garage tout. He has failed to apply what he has learnt. |
Education › Re: Lagos To Make Yoruba Language Compulsory In Schools by ibedun: 9:34pm On Jun 03, 2016 |
Yoruba is great. Our heritage, our land and culture should be preserved and handed down to our children. Our visitors and tenants are welcome to join us or leave. |
Romance › Re: Stuffs You Miss When You Have A Girlfriend! by ibedun: 1:23pm On Jun 03, 2016 |
Life without a woman is a sweet as life with a woman. But life without a woman is more peaceful. |