₦airaland Forum

OgwuEgo:
Surely

Bbbwings:
In essence, are you saying people living here are nasty?

Acidosis:
No one is perfect, ❤️ I have issues with some of his utterances and I don't think reopening the church (in full capacity) at this time is the right way to go.

I also think the world has come to realize that Covid-19 is not as deadly as we were made to believe.

Acidosis:
I like the fact that he speaks about his faith, the God he believes. I like to see great men acknowledge God.

Eberex:
There is surely a big difference in raising a child up there and in Africa especially Nigeria.
Which child at that age will report to the government about the treatment at home? Such freedom is very limited here. That really played a key role in all these

Iceyjayz:
Fvck off!

eni4real:
Where is your unconditional love??

Victornezzar:
How are you

Victornezzar:
Ibukun

Tim1212:
He really need to build his problem solving skills, while learning programming.

olabrinks:
I never understand why people abroad always want to desperately buy land in Nigeria. The money you use to buy a property in naij, why not use it for a mortgage, eventually pay off the mortgage and get onto the property ladder in the country you reside. Set up generational wealth for your children. I mean unless you want to eventually move back to Nigeria, I see no point of this and it’s just a waste of money. I guess it’s a status symbol for most.

Tim1212:
My candid advice, is try as possible to learn the architecture of how a computer works.

Learning programming is not the main thing, cus you may not know what to do with it.

Practically involve yourself in solving real life problems using mathematical techniques.

Programming is all about solving problems, become a researcher and develop your analytic skills.

Many programmers in Africa, don't know what to achieve with it, because they fail to understand the architecture of a computer.

pocohantas:
All these Instagram parents will not kill us.

emusmithyy:
Hope you're good?

pocohantas:

Acidosis:
Lmao! Which of my views need tweaking?

Hathor5:
When will the introduction take place?
Ibkayee, you will have to tweak some of his views a little bit but I think he is a sweetheart deep down.

Acidosis:
Loool IBK it's always very difficult to disagree with you so I'll let this pass.

Acidosis:
It wasn't intentional Abuse in any form is not something to be taken as a norm.

I had to throw in the meaning of endurance because I believe that not all forms of abuse in marriage must lead to outright separation.

JaceBlaze:
Is it really offensive in SA or people just love drama? The word doesn't even have a history in South Africa

Acidosis:
I understand the concern. I'm not trying to justify domestic violence or abuse instead I've tried to answer the question: Why do Nigerian women endure abuses in marriage?

It is not a question of whether abuse in marriage is wrong or right. We all know it's wrong. But the knowledge hasn't changed the trend.

I'll still maintain that people endure abuses in marriage for many reasons that are related to the same reason we endure abuses at the workplace, family, nation, etc.

bukatyne:
What is the difference between a toxic work environment and a toxic marriage?

Acidosis:
Lol. I'm smoking TRUTH