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We need peace in Nigeria please, not war!

I was about 6 years old then.
My parents went to the village to attend one of my uncle's traditional wedding and my father's younger sister invited her boyfriend in. We slept in same room with her. I and my siblings slept off. As I woke up in the midnight to ease myself, I noticed the young man on top of my auntie...both of them stark naked. The young man was bouncing up and down of top of aunty. I quickly rushed to them and gave the young man a punch on the back asking him to leave my auntie alone and get out our house! Come and see surprise!
The next morning my auntie bribed me with big cup of ice cream and I promised not to tell...

Small thing now. You can go ask the CBN to print money for you now.

Manq:
You guys should discover how to print money with a normal printer.. stop discovering things that are ment to be hidden

Your talk is inciting. Please be civil with your words and learn to respect the rights of other Nigerians.
Too much hate talks from the South versus too much arrogance and unguided statements from the North.

Let's not deceive ourselves, it is a fact that every Nigerian loves two things most in life: money and sex.
These two things are what influence our actions most; either positively or negatively. But suffice it to say that our actions are mostly inclined to the negative side rather than the positive.

To begin with, the influence of sex on man is natural. It is informed by nature that it mostly through sexual union that procreation can take place and for that reason, man has to naturally respond to sexual pressure. But the abuse of it has led to so many evil things like forceful sexual intercourse (rape) and the sexual molest of the body like mating via other openings in the body.

On the love of money, the allure it conjures is that on acquisition of huge amount of money, one could live flamboyant and luxurious lifestyle! Yes with money one can live the life of his dreams. But there is a catch to this: money is not evil itself but our love and attachment to it.

The love of money lures you to acquire more money especially by crooked means. Via this method you deny many of their fair share to it through poor wages, robbery, looting of public treasury and fraud.

The love of money rules the mind of everyone in this country today. Hike in the prices of commodities today which most people would want to blame on the forces of demand and supply, is mainly caused by greedy Nigerians who have inordinate love for money. The high rate of criminality and fraud in the country today, is a consequence of our lust after wealth.

The evidence of lust after material acquisition is evident in all aspects of our economic life in Nigeria and it is beginning to creep into our religious lives. In the churches today, you are not highly regarded if you are not a financial contributor to the church.

Nigerian can thrive better if Nigerians give more attention to honest dealings and love for fellow Nigerians an for the unity of the country rather than pursuing our selfish ends.

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Let's not deceive ourselves, it is a fact that every Nigerian loves two things most in life: money and sex.
These two things are what influence our actions most; either positively or negatively. But suffice it to say that our actions are mostly inclined to the negative side rather than the positive.

To begin with, the influence of sex on man is natural. It is informed by nature that it is mlostly through sexual union that procreation can take place and for that reason, man has to naturally respond to sexual pressure. But the abuse of it has led to so many evil things like forceful sexual intercourse (rape) and the sexual molest of the body like mating via other openings in the body.

On the love of money, the allure it conjures is that on acquisition of huge amount of money, one could live flamboyant and luxurious lifestyle! Yes with money one can live the life of his dreams. But there is a catch to this: money is not evil itself but our love and attachment to it. Our love for it, now makes it self destruct.

The love of money lures one into acquiring more money especially by crooked means. Via this method you deny many of their fair share to it through poor wages, robbery, looting of public treasury and fraud.

The love of money rules the mind of everyone in this country today. Hike in the prices of essential commodities which most people would want to blame on the forces of demand and supply, is mainly caused by greedy Nigerians who have inordinate love for money. The high rate of criminality and fraud in the country today, is a consequence of our lust after wealth.

The evidence of lust after material acquisition is evident in all aspects of our economic life in Nigeria and it is beginning to creep into our religious lives too. In the churches today, you are not highly regarded if you are not a financial contributor to the church.

Nigerian can thrive better if Nigerians give more attention to honest dealings and love for fellow Nigerians and for the unity of the country rather than pursuing selfish ends.

A wicked generation trying to destroy itself.

The love of money is evil and demonic. It's the devil's way of claiming your soul in exchange for vanity!

Scam!

Then, what coin are we expecting to take over?
XinFin or X R P?

Not there yet. Check my sigy below.

sexymonkey:
please what's their contract address? I want to withdraw to Trust wallet

Multi-Level Marketing.

Please oh, we need peace in this country. Stop all these bloodshed and be blessed!

Why have people become so dishonest and wicked?

Na jaz?

That's what is referred to as 'temptation', even some Pastors can't resist it.

PeaceforNigeria:
Lusting after big breast and big buttocks and you are a Christian ??

Most people in this country have suddenly allowed the devil take absolute possession of their mind for the love of money!
You think the person you are killing has no right to a better life too?
You will surely regret your actions after acquiring the said wealth.
You will then see the vanity in your blind pursuit. Then it will be too late!
Be content with what you have!

Yahoo Boys would hack it.

Juju, like the devil is only known for destruction, not for protection.
Imagine someone confessing to killing my wife spiritually via witchcraft three days before she suddenly fell and died at the back of my house last month.

Nigeria would work if people like you help to make it work.
Violence, ethnic rivalry or fraud would not make it work. Only discipline and unity of purpose can make it work.

EM123:
When they tell that nigeria is no more working , that we need a new country , you will start insulting ipob . Enjoy your insecurity my brother , this shows that nigeria is no longer safe . How can a stranger be in possession of your personal details in a working country include you atm number?

He may not have killed the brother.

No.
It's exploitation. But if you are pressed for cash, manage it for now.

Stop casting aspersions on this young man. You dated your girl too when you were his age.
Here is a young man who sticks to one woman and even considering her as his best half. He has every cause to be concerned about his relationship with his girlfriend.
But, young man, let me advise you, that lady is gradually giving you the signal that your relationship with her might crumble soon. The WhatsApp thing is simply a flimsy excuse.
Watch out man...You never know with women!

I had same challenge when I married my now late wife (she died last month). It's not easy getting her to breakup a relationship that was established on long-term, but I did.
First, I let her understand how such attachment could breakup our marriage; next, I got her impregnated fast...at least, that kept her busy with herself and somewhat made the bestie see the reality of her change in status. Then gradually, her attachment to the bestie waned with time and she became more and more attached to me.
Here are some tips for you:
*Please, remember to jerk her always and make sure you make her 'come' any time you do that.
*Give her much attention and let her know you care. And please do that passionately. I did that for 25 years and won my wife's heart for close to 24 years before she passed away recently. Our children called us, 'Romeo and Juliet'.
*Try as much as possible to take her out on picnics often.
*Buy her gifts, like panties, 'legins', anything you think would catch her fancy.
*You can have a quarrel with her but don't EVER beat her up, no matter how provoked you may be. Just put on a shirt and walk out and when you come back in the evening make sure you come home with 'suya' or any other mouth-watering snacks for her. If she refuses to eat it, please, pet her and apologise to her even if she's the one who wronged you. Feed her!
*Remember, your wife is your bestie, close confidant, your new mother (Yes, I called mine, Mummy and she called me Daddy), and she is your FIRST CHILD! Pamper her the much you can and she will pass same love to the children who in turn will show you both, love and care!
*Though you have the right to be jealous, but don't take it to the extreme please.
Adopt these approach, and have a good and long-lasting married life, boy!
By the way, how old are you?

I wish you and your new wife a Happy Married Life.

I had same challenge when I married my now late wife (she died last month). It's not easy getting her to breakup a relationship that was established on long-term, but I did.
First, I let her understand how such attachment could breakup our marriage; next, I got her impregnated fast...at least, that kept her busy with herself and somewhat made the bestie see the reality of her change in status. Then gradually, her attachment to the bestie waned with time and she became more and more attached to me.
Here are some tips for you:
*Please, remember to jerk her always and make sure you make her 'come' any time you do that.
*Give her much attention and let her know you care. And please do that passionately. I did that for 25 years and won my wife's heart for close to 24 years before she passed away recently. Our children called us, 'Romeo and Juliet'.
*Try as much as possible to take her out on picnics often.
*Buy her gifts, like panties, 'legins', anything you think would catch her fancy.
*You can have a quarrel with her but don't EVER beat her up, no matter how provoked you may be. Just put on a shirt and walk out and when you come back in the evening make sure you come home with 'suya' or any other mouth-watering snacks for her. If she refuses to eat it, please, pet her and apologise to her even if she's the one who wronged you. Feed her!
*Remember, your wife is your bestie, close confidant, your new mother (Yes, I called mine, Mummy and she called me Daddy), and she is your FIRST CHILD! Pamper her the much you can and she will pass same love to the children who in turn will show you both, love and care!
*Though you have the right to be jealous, but don't take it to the extreme please.
Adopt these approach, and have a good and long-lasting married life, boy!
By the way, how old are you?

*if you need have any question to ask, you can chat me up on WhatsApp: ZERO SEVEN ZERO EIGHT FOUR SEVEN NINE THREE ZERO SEVEN EIGHT.

I wish you and your new wife a Happy Married Life.

May she be found oh! Lagos na dangerous place for young ladies wen nor get sense.

People have become so heartless because of money!
We all need restructuring of the hearts or character!

Generation of thieves, kidnappers, rapists, ritualistic, anarchist is here!
Repent or await the wrath of God upon you all!

Peace is what Nigeria needs most now!
Stop this bloodletting Please!
Go for dialogue.

We want peace to reign in Nigeria.
Nigeria is more stable when United.
War is an ugly encounter. May this generation not experience it. The War Lords are cooling themselves off in Europe and America with their families, fanning the amber of war for you and you are there prepared to die for their selfish interest!
They would come back homes safely under special political pardon to enjoy what you fought for with your own blood. If you want to hear more about this, read about Ojukwu and the civil war.
My brothers and sisters, war is not the drama you watch on TV....it's really ugly. You may not live to see the end! So, please, adopt peaceful negotiation not aggression!

So beautiful at 60!