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Kapilta:You see...this same thing you said here is what put Nigeria into the mess it is currently in at the moment. Young people of these days don't study their history....that's why they make same mistakes of the past over and over again. If you don't know where you're coming from....you'd not know where you're headed to |
Kapilta:Bros..is it by performing in countries? If na by that one...it means that speed Darlington has performed in countries many of our Nigerian legendary musicians can't think of. Look at the projections of their career...and life as a whole. Deep down within you...you know who is doing better amongst the two. |
Kapilta:There is a reason why water doesn't mix with red oil. Not because water is transparent and red oil is red....no Water mixes perfectly with red wine even though their physical colours are different. The reason why water doesn't mix with red oil is because of their grossly different chemical composition. The chemical composition also determines the physical appearance. If you judge only by the physical composition (endowment, sexyness, riches, sexual prowess, beauty, tribe location) There may be a possibility of a massive failure but when you dig deeper into more congruent yardsticks such as family recurring history, bloodline traits and action tendencies e.t.c there the truth lies |
Kennyswagzz:I don't know about the marriage of the others you quoted...but that of Peter has brought a great misfortune upon his family and his musical career. He didn't heed to the advise of his parents nor elders because they saw something he couldn't see. COMPATIBILITY of bloodline. Those other guys you mentioned may probably be enjoying the fruits that their marriage brought forth because they were COMPATIBLE.... incompatibility of bloodline always brings about family issues out of no where. It's not about tribe...an Igbo family may not be compatible with another from the same village even. |
Kapilta:I think I'm either talking to a child who knows nothing about life. Do you think marriage is something you just jump into...in other to prove a point or to spite someone else? It's much deeper than that... marriage is a blood convenant, do you know what a blood convenant is? Do you have an idea how strong the power of blood is? Now let me explain with the human body; when a man with an O+ blood type is given a mismatching blood type during blood transfusion, his whole body revolts against it, a war is made against the new "imposter" blood type in the body...this war goes on until the patient eventually dies. This is the same problem Nigeria is going through...putting misfits together. Now, having a blood convenant with a girl whom is a misfit in character/ ancestral recurring tendencies/ things embedded in her blood which are waay beyond your control is tantamount to the failure of not only the man who is marrying, his extended family and if not checked in time, his clan/ Generation. It's not about all these nonsense petty "awa girls, awa men blah...blah" no!. These are things that can make or entirely destroy a man....these are things that should be carefully thought about before veering into. Now the Adelekes marry mostly from Igbos, Edo, and some SS/SE states....not because they want to spite Yoruba girls, No. It's because they have found out that they are highly compatible with those they are getting married to (in character traits, recurring ancestral traits, and every other thing that needs be considered) that's why they are successful. You may not be as lucky as they are if you eventually get married to a SE/SS. Not because God hates you nor because the girl isn't good in the bed e.t.c the reason is that "COMPATIBILITY" with your bloodline traits. I'd talk more about this later....this is the reason why in the old years, elders in Igbo land do a background check on suitors before sending their wards out in marriage. |
Kapilta:Bros, why not rephrase it this other way, why does every successful Yoruba boy want to marry away from Yoruba land. Destination so far has been SE/SS (both are still the same tho...if you take out the divide and rule shii Gowon did) It is always said that behind a successful man is a virteous woman. There must be a reason why the entire lineage of Adelekes have always opted to either marry from the SE/SS from 3-4 generations beyond. (I have proofs if you need so). Could it be that this is the hidden secret to their age long success? ![]() NB. I'm just replying the poster in his own words. Sometimes, you should reply a foolish man's words using the exact folly and see how he reacts. |
Tsunami10:Are you sure he isn't a better thief than Abacha? Dude covers his trails very well. In fact Abacha wouldn't have been able to steal so much without Buhari's help. Analyse critically, all the wealth stolen by Abacha was gotten from oil. For him to divert/steal oil money he would need the petroleum minister to help him arrange things. Who was the petroleum minister in abacha's regime? Buhari. Why do you think Buhari hurriedly ran to grab that post when he was made president in his first and second term? Think wisely |
rexwalters:Shut up there! Can you just take a nasty look at the rubbish you typed up there? "Yen yen yen yen yen" low self esteem would not kill you there. Someone is aggressively guzzling and stealing your money, money that should have been used to improve our dying medical and educational infrastructure, repair our roads, make life better for you and me, that same money is used to enrich his family, send them to the best schools in the world, have the best medical health care in the best hospitas the world can offer, they lavish it on luxury lifestyle and show it to your face . And you... yes YOU being an ignoramus hails your oppressor saying rexwalters:You should be ASHAMED of yourself. Tueeh!! |
But if it was anything concerning an Igbo person being assaulted by the police they would report it this way; IPOB camera man assaults policemen, seize their guns, burn their trucks and left them half dead. Always reporting falsehood and twisting the truth. They shouldn't be lamenting it's just the fringes of the hem of their cloth that got burnt by the evil flames they've been fanning for long now. If they're lamenting this much over this negligible issue what then happens when the fire begins to burn their clothes, talkless of when it gets to their body. Never support evil, it always has a way if coming back to you. |
fk001:Did you even read the write-up or you read it, but you did not fully comprehend? NO POLICEMAN WAS KILLED. The policemen killed civilians and put them at the back of their truck to be whisked away....in other to conceal evidence and then...turned the whole story around to look like it was policemen that were killed. If truly they were policemen, what were their names? Didn't they have pictures? No families to back their claims? Why didn't the media report about this event? Think my brother think.... |
I thought twas ambode that built that stadium and comissioned it before he was forced out of office. Now sanwoolu is here renaming and recommissioning a stadium that was built by the person he's been insulting as "ineffective" for months now. Whereas he doesn't have any tangible project of his own.....look at the irony ![]() |
kestolove95:Is there a meaning for emir in Igbo? Emiaso, Emir, Oke aren't Igbo names Oke is the only one that has a very awkward meaning in Igbo....it means Rat. Would you name your son rat? Please stop all these tribalism it won't help you |
Nairaland never used to be this bad. I used to come here to laugh but it's like a whole army of bigots invaded nairaland from 2013-2015 |
Patrioticman007:Yes, we know the people that executed the first coup d'etat and we all also know the gross misconduct on the part of the leaders back then that led to the coup d'etat. Please if I may ask, who are the people that own miracle examination centres in Nigeria? |
jahsharon:China hangs it's corrupt politicians, while Nigeria makes theirs celebrities. China practices communism while Nigeria practices the so called "Democracy" Two separate ways of governance, if you want to copy their way of governance copy all, don't copy only the bad part that suits your interest. |
Kingv:Look at the person saying "we have never had it this bad, he stays in Abuja and is talking like he knows the road to Anambra" He talks about using KJV Bible but is a liar and a tribalist all in one....so much for being a Christian. Practice what you preach. You are the kind of people that are described as HYPOCRITES by Jesus himself in the Bible.
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I'm wondering how people read that whole write-up and commented up to 3 pages and didn't spot the fact that the bill is limited only to the south. Which means Male and female paedophiles in the north can and would still continue raping young infant boys. Unbelievable!!! GistWorld: |
Zoharariel:Looool....this cracked me up ![]() |
pocohantas:There she goes again....avoiding and dodging the main topic by digressing to baseless things. Always using uncouth words. from all observations you actually have the characteristics that young man talked about. ![]() Gotta go now, try to live a better life tho....that sort of life only ends in unhappiness, bitterness and regrets. It's never too late to make amends, shalom ![]() |
TheMan3:Bros...please help me ask oh, a very simple question with a very simple answer (yes/no). I really don't understand the need for all her rants ![]() |
pocohantas:Did I say it was an insult? I only asked a question which is, "Lol....what brought my mother into this talk, or did I call your mother?" I expected that you give a simple Boolean answer to the question which is (yes/no). Well if you want to toe that school of thought I'd tell you why. If probably as you said "My mom fits into the said criteria, " she would have actually been visibly upset by what you have typed but ironically she is one of the people that replied to your rant with a smiley. We actually are together ATM (she's also a nairalander even though she's a grandma ) and she's been having a good laugh from this particular thread.But in the first place...the Genesis of my mom, your mom or anyone's mom in this convo is quite baseless and flimsy if I must say. You just popped it out of vacuum space while ignoring the main topic of discussion. I'm sorry to say this but you sounded like a street urchin ( for it's only those kind of people that say things like "dem no born your mama well", or "you for ask you mama" or "I beta pass your papa" e.t.c) and for your info...those actually are uncouth words to say to anybody in a good civilized environment. It's only accepted in slums, motor park garages and amongst people of dregadatory background. Try to manage your utterances in an emotionally unstable environment okay. Build up on your emotional intelligence. ![]() |
pocohantas:Lool...you're even proving them right by your uncouth utterances what brought my mother into this topic? Or did I say anything about your mother?You already seem angry from the way you type . If you knew you were not what they said you were, then it's very wise to ignore. But for the fact that you are provoked by what they said, and want to prove them wrong at all costs prove that you probably fall into one of the categories of people they talked about. Very Funny sets of people...they always fall right into the same trap over and over again. |
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Penisman:But seriously I see nothing wrong there, if she doesn't fit into the descriptive criteria which you, kemi and the other guy doled out then she simply isn't a prostitute. It's only if she fits into one of the criteria and she inwardly knows but doesn't want to admit, that's when she'd feel insulted and say "You're calling me a prostitute". Simple Just like saying....Everyone that has forcefully taken another's property/belongings is a thief. And a politician accuses you of calling him a thief. You didn't but the politician did call himself a thief by indirectly admitting that he's forcefully taken people's belongings Reverse psychology ![]() |
pocohantas:But I didn't see any insults in the words of the two people you quoted. One was highlighting different classes of prostitutes in Nigeria and the other simply put out the description of kemi. It's just like me going out to the street and shouting "Hey you Mad man come here!" If anyone, turns back, comes towards me and then starts insulting me I'd rebuff him/her and say. There are over 500 people walking on the street, I shouted "Mad man" is your name mad man? It's only if you truly are a mad man that you'd get offended. So...you see the point they are driving at? |
TheSkyIsBlue:We have been authorised to report any family, community or village in Igbo land that still practices the osu caste system which has been abolished throughout the entire igboland since 2017. You surely would have yourself to blame when we eventually find out your community |
helinues:Saw the same message thankfully, I had enough money to buy another Nokia phone. Nokia X6, and till date I don't regret doing so. Since when I started using phones till now it has always been Nokia |
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I'm here wondering why most people in the first and second page are saying all men want is sex from their partners. Really? A man can get sex anywhere for even as cheap as N500 in some places. A humble woman who actually can use the brain that God gave her is the pride of every man. She doesn't nag, doest bitch around, she is the life support of her husband and the pride of her children. she knows how to manage a home and make life worth living. Beauty, sexual prowess, physical endowment et al would fade away, but the wisdom & virteousness of a good woman never fades away it is passed on to her children and enables her husband to become a better man, she forms a happy family. A happy family is a blessing to it's community, a group of happy communities makes a happy state/ province. A group of happy states makes a blessed country that is desired by all. |
sanusi44z:Sorry my guy, I meant to write his paternal grandmother is igbo, his mom is Edo, his uncles married Igbo. The Adeleke family have a thing for Igbo and Edo women. Check here https://www.nairaland.com/4498874/adeleke-ancestral-lineage-always-been |



thankfully, I had enough money to buy another Nokia phone. Nokia X6, and till date I don't regret doing so. Since when I started using phones till now it has always been Nokia