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FlamingBulb:My opinion to things like this is that regret should come if it wants to come. If I have been warning someone with tears since I was barely 20 and they refused to yield to common sense, I can not kill myself over them if they have not made sense of their life after 30 years. I have helped a lot, I may and would still help, but I've really grown beyond people trying to use their poverty to blackmail me. Not even death scares me. All of us have to die at some point. |
The government is evil by supporting adoption by individuals whose deliberate life choices have excluded them from being parents. Individuals that have made deliberate decisions not to contribute to the gene pool should be excluded from the adoption process. The children should even be taken away from them if they have managed to adopt by other means. Same gender relationships can not reasonably be expected to produce children. What is the rationale for same gender couples' application for adoption? Why do they need children if they have decided not to have children? They should just be happy with their choices rather than attempt to tap into the gene pool of hetero sexual couples. |
essentialone:I always joke that the number one deterrent to sidechickism is the unbalanced financial implications. I give people money, male or female, but it's always on my terms. It's difficult to convince a side chick to wait small when they demand money. They only pretend to be patient when you have not fully entered their trap. ![]() |
Dreal1247:You missed Fluorine (9). You repeated Nitrogen (it should be in 7 - Never) My own short code then was Hi, He Lives Because Boys Can Not Overcome Forces. Neon Nack Maggi Alive Since Paul Succeeded Clinton, Argon Kill Calcium. I don't even know how I still remember the nonsense, but you go don notice say na night school I go. |
yemmight:The guy may have been killed so that he doesn't reveal the bigger names behind their operations. |
immortalcrown:Funny that I didn't even notice the link until I saw your comment. I stopped checking out links since the days of "la click, la bend" ![]() |
Ofunaofu:Hahahaha.... you doctored his post |
Mariangeles:Please don't ever attempt to taste it. You might end up disappointing yourself when you go back to ask for more. It happened to me ![]() |
BikoMERCYme:I hope you know that when they say "money can't buy happiness", it does not mean that poverty can buy happiness or that happiness is found in poverty. It simply means that your happiness should come from within YOU. You shouldn't wait or hope to have money before you experience happiness. Happiness is relative. Find yours, and enjoy your happiness. |
ZACHIE:It's more like adding date to a pre-signed resignation letter. ![]() |
Politicstoday:What I am posting below was seen on a WhatsApp forum OMOLOLU OLUNLOYO POLYTECHNIC WHY ? I see that many know nothing about how the Polytechnic came about. Victor Olunloyo was the first Rector. But that is only a tiny part of the story. There were no funds back in 1970 to sustain the project, Nigeria just coming out of an expensive Civil War. It was so bad that much of the Capital Projects were done by Direct Labour.. The North - South Campus Road construction was done by an Engineer who personally drove the Tractors himself. Sorry he was not a Contractor, His name was Victor Omololu Olunloyo, the Rector. But that was not all. For political reasons he was removed by the Government. He collected the balance of his 4-year pay and moved on. Kwara State, a newly created State needed someone to help start Kwara Poly. Their choice? Victor Omololu Olunloyo. He went on to become also, first Rector Kwara Polytechnic. The students of Ibadan Polytechnic went crazy. The whole City was paralysed by their riots for weeks. The Student Union President was Olusola Agbeja Obada who later became Deputy Governor Osun State. She was declared wanted but managed to escape abroad where she lived for many years. Ask yourself after reading this if it was wrong to name the School after him. That is the History the Governor knows which you didn't know. Now you know. |
Guestmale:Good response. I will add to it by saying that the woman should demonstrate submission by carrying the man along in her reasons and decision to attend another church. The man should also extend kindness and grace by reasoning with her. Last last, I have concluded that marriage is not hard if both individuals are true followers of the teachings of Jesus. PS - My point of view is strictly on Christian marriage. |
Maxymilliano:That is the normal thing for them. Tell him he will have something newsworthy when he finds one person who didn't pay for ministerial appointment. |
deluckiest:I have 2 concerns: 1. What was the origin of the extra monitoring?. Try and understand her point of view, and what you could do to reassure her or to win hertrust back. 2. "Did she submit to the same level of transparency?" If she does, the problem is half solved. She may be insecure, but may still be safe. If, on the other hand, she does not submit herself to the same level of transparency, then you should shout for help or run for your life. That behaviour is manipulative, controlling and narcissistic. |
Stephenmouka:Must the breast be big before you enjoy it? If woman get bad character, you go get time to near the big breast self. |
Karlifate:Funny thing is that I check all the boxes except that she wasn't that young when we got married, and even though she was a virgin, that was not the motivation for loving/marrying her. I guess i can call myself a "wise red-pilled, finished, foolish man". What a combination. |
Ynix:I am not supporting Dele Farotimi by any means, but like I said earlier, his narrative is playing out. He is being held unnecessarily because a big man (the same big man that he wrote about) is involved. Anyways, make we siddon dey watch all of them. |
Ynix:hmmmm..... now YOU are on to something. ... I can't wait to watch the episodes unfold. |
Judolisco:I have not read the book, in fact I no go school so I no know book. But going by your statement alone, there seems to be a miscarriage of justice already. Baba s within his legal rights to sue Mr. Farotimi - in fact, Mr. Farotimi should be sued for all he is worth. However, the moment a defendant is being held in jail over a bailable offense (like you said), then it seems as if the defendant's story about the Baba is being played out already. |
Praxis758: You must be a lagosian. E get why the name no fit stick, but na the Teachers wey hear am that year go fit talk the story. ![]() |
SmartyPants: ![]() How fake can he be? I felt he was just trolling when he said he "graduated from school last two years as a petroleum engineering" ![]() |
onome25:Wow.... Why would you conclude that the best way treat this woman is to abandon her after going through such an ordeal. It's a wife we are talking about o. I hope you're not going to blame Redpill for this or call the husband a simp for standing by his wife after the trauma. |
Sleekfingers:I am yet to see or hear of an apology to the driver. I saw a video of him apologizing to his colleagues in the HoR. That is not out of place since he disgraced them, but nowhere in that video was any reference made to the driver. Maybe I didn't see it well sha. |
unscripted:Please stop this if na joke. ![]() If you paid and got this type of defense, won't you ask for your money back with interest? ![]() |
Armaggedon:let me play pocket lawyer for 5 minutes. I totally agree with you that he will get out of this relatively easily and nothing much will come out of the case. However that does not change the basic facts of the case. 1. He was totally and expressly aware that he was being recorded and nowhere in the video did he say his grievance was because he was being recorded. 2. The video presented enough evidence of assault and battery against "Honourable Senator" 3. His behavior failed the test of what a reasonable person would have said/done. The threats and physical were not commensurate to the issue on ground. It was just an unnecessary show of power. 4. There is something called self control and it was obvious that "Senator Peller" did not get enough share before that performance. |
ALTERNATEID:That is beneath "Senator Peller" o. How do you expect a whole "Senator" to sit down with a "rat"? I guess the matter needs many rats to put mouth on the case. Maybe that will be able to get the attention of the "Senator" abi na magician self, since he said he can make the driver disappear. I don't even want to talk about the problems with the so called apology |
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Afonja44:Dove soap? which day dove come wey small store like this go fit stock am? That may be Lux soap Ovaltine was way older than Vitalo. Ovaltine was later repackaged and reintroduced sha |
Mrwhite09:Are you sure? I thought Pronto beverage, Tree top orange drink, parozone bleach, Jenka chewing gum all left the market in early to mid-90s |
wunmi590:Absolutely true. They are both irresponsible. They should even do it as soon as they start thinking about having unprotected sex, not to talk of when they start having thoughts about marriage. Maybe the man just delayed sha so that he can officially chop the woman small before using running away. |
Lifestone:Who should bear it? It depends. If the sales person received fake naira notes, then the fault is absolutely with the sales person. If it was a fake transfer, then the sales person would be at fault only if she was supposed to receive the bank alert or if he/she breached some established policy to accept and approve the payment. For example, was there an established system to not receive transfers over a certain amount, or was there a policy to call and confirm payments before releasing goods? I think the punishment should be managed within the context of existing policies, but of course this is Nigeria. Anything goes. It is all about the survival of the richest/strongest. |
dapsoneh:Please stop cursing them o. God's children don't rain curses on people, but this one wey you don release will be delivered to them in Jesus' name. |




