Queendera: Men and women see things from a very different perspective and that's one of the reasons why I feel the two genders tend to have issues from time to time.
As a woman, if your man should cheat, most times, you can easily wave it aside.
But for men, it's a lot different.
A friend explain it to me like this:
A woman cheating on a man is the same hurt and betrayal a woman will feel if her lovely baby prefers another woman's breast milk to her own.
Now I'm no mother yet. But it'll be an irreparable damage to think that my child will want another person to breastfeed them instead of men.
Can't imagine what I'd feel at the thought of that.
FreeStuffsNG: And the person who murdered him died in a hail of bullet too. His widow is still alive aging gracefully till date and his children are doing great with equally successful grandchildren.
I am sure you don't find any qualms lying against the dead because he is not alive to prove you as liars like we did during the last election by bursting your bigotry, lies and hate campaign against other Nigerians.
It's irresponsible and unpatriotic that your parents never tell you the good other Nigerians did to your tribe. They fed you on hate, lies and bigotry towards everyone in Nigeria and foreign nationals which fuelled the persecution complex you all have today.
Your parents never told you of a Fajuyi who insisted that he will rather die than release Ironsi to those who came for him and died with Ironsi as a result. Your parents never told you of a Col. Victor Banjo, who led the Ojukwu's army to record the early success that took control of Asaba, Benin before our Nigerian Army took over.
Your parents never told you of how Nigerians collected rents in their absence and gave them on return after the defeat in the war.
Your parents never told you of how the man at the centre of the war, Col Ojukwu, had since begged and reintegrated himself back to Nigeria and died as a Nigerian. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zM69swDw1XI You will always lose with this persecution complex.
MarketDispatch: She did not all of a sudden...the first picture..that was when she was little . The important thing is the girl grew up, but her guy did not...he is still wearing tattered clothes with holes in them in the present time...appears life has not been smiling to him
chatinent: Likening sleep to death sounds more reasonable. That meant he neither went to heaven or hellfire. So where did all the misconceptions begin that when you die vile, hellfire straight!
SporaD8: Kindly explain this... It's appointed unto man to die once after that the judgement.(Heb 9:27) I still remember quite well The Story of Lazarus at the bossom of father Abraham and the Richman in Fire of torment - these guys obviously weren't sleeping!