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 Properties › Re: Lady Cries Out Over What She Saw In A New Mattress She Bought When She Open It by janeedema(f): 6:16am On May 23 |
The language that lady is speaking is Ghanaian. Check it out again. Even her English intonation isn’t Nigerian. Unless you feel like it was a Nigerian that made the product. Let Nigerians breathe on this one, abeg. [quote author=IronCondemned post=139492161]Nigerians are the most wicked people on this earth. Must we fake everything just because we want to make money. We fake medicine We fake food We fake drinks We fake phone with fufu We fake religious leaders We fake ourselves even. Very shameful [/qu |
| Romance › Re: Do Men Really Like Plus-Sized Women by janeedema(f): 6:26pm On May 22 |
We are a product of what we put into our mouths. Unless there is a degenerative condition that makes one obese. Every obese person arrived there by virtue of indiscipline. If you take the pain tö work out or engage in eating healthy, it will show in our bodies in a healthy and not fluffy way. So if I have a relative that is obese, I will encourage them to work out cause they are prone to lots of diseases and I don’t want to lose them. That these obese people don’t care becuse someone tells them they love them like that at the detriment of their health is why they remain obese. So don’t play the gaslighting card. oroje1: 3 Likes 1 Share |
| Romance › Re: Do Men Really Like Plus-Sized Women by janeedema(f): 6:21pm On May 22 |
Most ego or arrogance is rooted in low self esteem. Being overly confident sometimes is a wsy tö mask low self esteem. Those with truly healthy self esteem are not full of themselves. quote author=deedo93 post=139485753]Lol!! I don't think so. I have a very close friend from childhood. The guy probably has the biggest Ego of anyone I know, he's also an Army officer. If woman lap no be like drum he no fit look that woman[/quote] 2 Likes 1 Share |
| Politics › Re: Funso Doherty Meets With Peter Obi (Photo) by janeedema(f): 6:13pm On May 21 |
Is it about Peter Obi or the whole Igbos? And I dare ask: aren’t Igbos part of Nigeria? If we think they don’t deserve tö rule Nigeria, why don’t we let them go start their Biafra. Chucks13: |
| Politics › Re: Peter Obi Won’t Rule As Dictator If Elected - Akin Osuntokun by janeedema(f): 5:11pm On May 21 |
I had to sign in and.not view as a guest to respond to your very sick comment. Go through what you wrote and see how all your points against Peter Obi is based on him not having support. The person who has support from the world, how has he bettered your life? I believe that’s the bane here. You have an issue with someone even aspiring tö contest against your supposed warlord. But no one can help you. That you can’t dream, doesn’t mean others shouldn’t. Oh…I almost forgot: Posting comments without depth is how you feed your family. P.S If you truly watched the thrash you claimed you watched and Obi’s performance was subpar, I’m too sure it would have made headlines on Nairaland by now. Of course you and your cohorts would have ensured it did. That you didn’t post it or attach a link, but simply mentioned that his performance was abysmal shows how desperate you are to keep getting paid for propaganda. I know you guys too well by now tö know what you are capable of doing if Obi flops at anything. So rest! author=helinues post=139478560]He can never even be elected ni as God forbids a calamity like Peter Obi as Nigeria president To those of you who haven't watched the Africa CEO Forum in Rwanda, go and watch it and ask yourself sincerely if Peter Obi can be sound and coherent like president Tinubu with that interactive section Also, just pick on any social media outside Nigeria that posted the video and take your time to read the comments from Africans[/quote] 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: I Am 63, You Are 69, Stop Calling Me A Boy - Governor Yusuf Warns Kwankwaso by janeedema(f): 2:27am On May 19 |
I believe this is the definition of identity-theft; the identity you described (born-to-rule) mentality is the exclusive reserve of the grandpa in the presidential villa. lecowas: |
| Romance › Re: Slim Or Fat What’s Your Type ? by janeedema(f): 9:04am On May 03 |
Not necessarily. I’d say that you speak for yourself. Your preferences doesn’t make it all men’s preferences. Ladies won’t be going through the hassle of cosmetic surgeries if it wasn’t getting them the result they seek. Mind you: Just as men have changed so have ladies. Yeah! There are ladies who no longer prioritize marriage. They also have chosen their peace. They just go ahead and adopt kids while sticking with having illicit relationships. So yeah! It is a two way street. Am I saying that Character isn’t cool? No! But there are lots of males who are hurting ladies with good character and settling for the things you have criticized. My point is: Speak for yourself. Yet, who says both can coexist? Beauty and character. You attribute beauty to physical features. But there are men that would disagree. Again, beauty is in the eyes of the beholder as the poll here Yahweh again proven: some like them thick and others slim and yet others, have no preference for the container but the content. quote author=essentialone post=139285047]Bro, look around you. You will agree with me that the number of unmarried beautiful w00men are increasing day by day. That should tell w00men one thing: — Beauty is no longer the prize. BBL, big yansh and big bwess are no longer the prize. Men are no longer falling for that, or struggling to find looks and shapes because it can be easily purchased. Men are looking for peace, loyalty, common sense, support and character. The beautiful ones with big yansh are getting older everyday and without a man in their lives. They believe that their beauty and their big yansh is enough to get them a man. Of course their beauty and big yansh can get them a man, but it can only get them a man that would only pipe them, add to their body counts and disappear. Gone are those days when men get carried away by beauty. But these days, we know that beauty is nothing without good character. A beautiful w00man without good character will attract men and more body counts, but cannot secure a man's commitment.. I once came across so many beautiful w00men and I observed one general characteristic they have in common — They barely accept accountability and find it difficult to apologise when they are wrong. Instead of apologizing, they will start acting up, crying and the next thing is break up. Instead of fixing their bad character, they go about looking for a man that would love them the way they are. It's one of the reasons why we have more beautiful unmarried w00men. The more beautiful a w00man is, the more her body counts. Except you met her as a virgin. Dear sister, understand that men are no longer marrying beauty or big b00ty. Your beauty can only increase or get you more body counts. It can only get you a man's commitment, when you garnish it with good characters. Learn or perish. Class dismissed. Till I come your way again. Keep following for more.[/quote] |
| Politics › Re: Warm Reception As Bayelsans Hail President Bola Ahmed Tinubu by janeedema(f): 7:43am On Apr 11 |
In other words, the South-South are supporting Tinubu because of performance. Interesting! May the chains over Nigerians who are blind to the plight of the nation due to their stomach infrastructure and immediate gratification not be pleasant. May posterity judge them who call evil good and wickedness, generosity. Just say, Amen. And by the way, I’m from the South-South and I can assure you, most of us don’t share your sentiments. Shalom. quote author=HacheNoire post=139060176]The Glory of all lands! God bless Bayelsa state and God bless the people of the state. It’s no surprise that the state welcomed His Excellency, President Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu (GCFR) with celebration and applauses. Bayelsa state has always been a Western state located in the South South! Our names and traditions is a testimony to this facts! If history is revisited, No doubt we wouldn’t find a link between Bayelsa and the West. I am convinced and assured that my ancestors made it a destination due to her enormous wealth! But we can never forget Delta! Where they left for Bayelsa, and same time Edo, where our own ancestors left for Delta. In all, God bless the entirety of the South South! From the Ikwerre’s in Rivers who stood by us all the times, to the Eleme people who have long been steadfast with us. Never can we forget the loyalty of Akwa Ibom and Cross River. We had our disputes like brothers but never made each other enemies. I think the best people in Nigeria today is the South South. No allegiance to any party and strictly on performance! With or without politics, we will forever be brothers! God bless the South South God bless His Excellency, President Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu (GCFR) God bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria[/quote] |
| Politics › Re: Fuel Price Biting Hard But You Are Better Than Those In Kenya - Tinubu by janeedema(f): 7:33am On Apr 11 |
This is hpw you know someone with a slave mentality. We should thank the slave master for the chains he has bound over the necks of millions of Nigerians. You are a beneficiary of the subsidy I think. Oh! You better be o! You better be. So you can better explain how the subsidy removal has bettered the lives of Nigerians. quote author=Lithiumite post=139060583] Rather you should thank him for affirming subsidy removal.....imagine we still had subsidy on petrol today, it would have been calamitous, we would have been buying at 3k per liter now and ther would have been scarcity and long queues... removal of subsidy made ot possible for dangote refinery to commence refining and selling to the local market.[/quote] 2 Likes |
| Politics › Re: Yusuf Buhari Declares Interest In House Of Reps Seat In 2027 by janeedema(f): 6:22pm On Apr 07 |
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| Politics › Re: Yusuf Buhari Declares Interest In House Of Reps Seat In 2027 by janeedema(f): 6:20pm On Apr 07 |
Hmmm quote author=nairalanda1 post=139021674] Zero, but the problem is, we can't do nothing about it. If the people of the area are ready to rise up and support someone new, then there is nothing that Yusuf can do...and it is still early days. But if he wins, then that shows that the people of his consistuency are ready to endorse nepotism And the same thing happens all over the country, so make we no dey pretend. Like the wives of some political potentates, including tinubu's wife becoming senator. And people vote for them with their own two hands...so nothing can be done.[/quote] |
| Politics › Re: Yusuf Buhari Declares Interest In House Of Reps Seat In 2027 by janeedema(f): 6:12pm On Apr 07 |
Na now you know? NwaliE01: |
| Politics › Re: 2027 Is Assured For President Tinubu And Governor Abba Yusuf In Kano - Ganduje by janeedema(f): 8:20pm On Mar 31 |
What’s the point for you really? Is this about winning elections or is it about performance? Is Nigeria truly better off todsy than it was 3 years ago?? Use all the performance index you can think of. If it isn’t, why still stake your neck out for something you know that is clearly not working? May posterity judge us all and our intent. author=Obaofaba post=138950397]There was a time I was not too comfortable when kwankwaso was begging to join the APC but Ganduje said NO. I was naive to think kwankwaso is an asset. I'd rather have a Ganduje, Senator Barau (the Deputy Senate President) and co than someone that has been stripped nicked in the street.[/quote] |
| Politics › Re: Jos attack carried out to embarrass Tinubu on his birthday - Cubana Chief Priest by janeedema(f): 8:02pm On Mar 31 |
Embarrass you say  I laugh in Spanish. You truly think Tinubu doesn’t know these guys?? If someone embarrasses me, I will embarrass them back by publishing their names. Let Nigerians know who they are. These guys and their sponsors aren’t ghosts. But guess what?? He won’t. Because they are all complicit. All of them. So go ahead and keep making excuses for someone who doesn’t give a hoot about you and your posterity. quote author=Thundafireseun post=138949197] I was born and bread and buttered in Jos … I love Jos people passionately and I will never wish evil on anyone…. What CP said is nothing but the truth… some loosers are bent on destroying the country just because of political reasons…. This people carried out this attack in JOS city just to embarrass PBAT ON his birthday [/quote] |
| Health › Re: Hafsatu Yusuf: Kano Woman Delivers Quintuplets, Dies Hours After by janeedema(f): 8:18pm On Mar 26 |
Why would you ask him that? He is perfect from his write up but you obviously are not. SAMBARRY: 1 Like |
| Romance › Re: 50-Year-Old Single Man Sets Age Limit For Wife, Sparks Outrage by janeedema(f): 8:05pm On Mar 26 |
How about the quality of his sperm at his age? You don’t think a young lady should also be concerned? uote author=fyneboi79 post=138899678] Story! Then another calamity of menopause will follow? I like his demands because it's just perfect![/quote] |
| Romance › Re: 50-Year-Old Single Man Sets Age Limit For Wife, Sparks Outrage by janeedema(f): 8:00pm On Mar 26 |
Look at your misogynist mindset. You call a woman above 30 nearing menopause in a sarcastic way and then make excuse for his being 50 and wanting a lady who is less than or equal to 30. Stephen0mozzy: 1 Like |
| Celebrities › Re: Ireti Doyle Shuts Down Divorce Questions On Live TV: It's None Of Your Business by janeedema(f): 3:36pm On Mar 26 |
There are no civil ways to go about it. Before you bring in a guest, you should have done your due diligence. This isn’t the first time she had resounded that her divorce proceedings isn’t for public consumption. But yeck, Morayo feels she is special tö make the egg crack. quote author=femi4 post=138897006]So disrespectful..there are other civil ways to say no[/quote] 1 Like |
| Celebrities › Re: Ireti Doyle Shuts Down Divorce Questions On Live TV: It's None Of Your Business by janeedema(f): 3:32pm On Mar 26 |
And she adopted you as one of her kids, I presume. selleniza: 2 Likes |
| Celebrities › Re: Ireti Doyle Shuts Down Divorce Questions On Live TV: It's None Of Your Business by janeedema(f): 3:30pm On Mar 26 |
She didn’t beg you to consume her content. You watched her because you enjoyed doing so. LordBiden: 2 Likes |
| Celebrities › Re: Ireti Doyle Shuts Down Divorce Questions On Live TV: It's None Of Your Business by janeedema(f): 3:29pm On Mar 26 |
She divorced him not the other way round. Just so you know he didn’t want her to go. quote author=SmartPolician post=138896813]This woman is very saucy; her real self even reflects in her roles in movies. I wonder how a man would think he could wife and keep her.[/quote] 2 Likes |
| Christianity Etc › Re: Jehovah's Witnesses Now Allow Transfusion Of One’s Own Blood by janeedema(f): 7:44am On Mar 21 |
📖 Where does “abstain from blood” come from? The clearest place is: 📖 Acts 15:28–29 (NIV) “It seemed good to the Holy Spirit and to us not to burden you with anything beyond the following requirements: You are to abstain from food sacrificed to idols, from blood, from the meat of strangled animals and from sexual immorality…” This instruction was given by the early church leaders, including Peter the Apostle and James the Just. What did “blood” mean in their time? To understand this, we must go back to earlier Scripture: Leviticus 17:10–11 (NIV) “I will set my face against any Israelite… who eats blood. For the life of a creature is in the blood, and I have given it to you to make atonement…” 📖 Genesis 9:4 (NIV) “But you must not eat meat that has its lifeblood still in it.” 🌍 Historical Context (Very Important) In Bible times: • People drank or ate blood as part of pagan rituals • Animals were sometimes killed without draining blood (strangled meat) • Blood was seen as sacred because it represented life So the command to “abstain from blood” meant: Do not consume blood as food or in ritual practices So… is it talking about blood transfusion? No—not directly. Why? • Blood transfusion as a medical practice did not exist in Bible times • The discussion in Acts 15 is about: • Food • Idolatry • Cultural practices between Jews and Gentiles It’s not addressing medical procedures. Why the instruction was given The early church was trying to solve a major issue: • Jewish believers had strict laws about blood • Gentile believers did not So this instruction helped: • Maintain unity • Avoid offending Jewish Christians • Keep believers away from pagan practices How do Christians understand it today? There are different views: 1. Most Christians believe: • The command refers to eating blood, not medical use • A blood transfusion is about saving life, not consuming blood This aligns with the principle that: 📖 Mark 2:27 (NIV) “The Sabbath was made for man, not man for the Sabbath.” Meaning: God’s laws are not meant to destroy life, but to preserve it. 2. Some groups (like Jehovah’s Witnesses) believe: • Any use of blood, including transfusion, should be avoided They take a stricter interpretation. A deeper principle to hold The Bible consistently teaches: • Blood represents life • Life is sacred • God values the preservation of life So the question becomes: 👉 Is the action dishonoring life—or preserving it? 💡 Final clarity • “Abstain from blood” in Scripture = do not eat or misuse blood in a ritual sense • It was not originally about medical transfusions • The modern application depends on how one interprets biblical principles MaxInDHouse: 2 Likes |
| Career › Re: Woman Shares Her Staff's Response After Receiving Salary From Her by janeedema(f): 1:08am On Nov 23, 2025 |
I totally get your thought. However this is about an individual’s wiring or mindset. I’m sure with your mindset, you would also have an issue in saying Thabk you tö those who are in your employ or offer you service— like artisans, drivers, cleaners, etc. Saying Thabk you doesn’t make you less nor does it mean the person is your source, it simply tells more about the state of your heart— one filled with gratitude and not taking anything for granted. I thank drivers, artisans, vendors who work for me even after paying them. It is me placing value on their services and letting them know they are appreciated. I worked with a woman some years ago whom I always thanked after she sends me a very meager sum. That little act I believe was why she didn’t find my replacement even though I wasn’t indispensable. I am wired tö thabk people for everything— little or big. If they get prideful over it, it reveals their state of heart to them, and it is hardly my issue. My own role is to spread positivity with every opportunity I am given. There are lots of competent people who can take up any job I am offering, rhat the employer gave me a chance, is him/her choosing to patronize me above others and that deserves my Thabk you. As I Thabk God for helping me stay engaged and not being jobless, I also remember the channel He chose to bless me through. Again, it doesn’t make me less, it simply shows me the state of my heart. And I am fine with it. Everyone should stay with what works for them. There are no rules tö this. We dauthor=Nazgul post=137568213]Thanking your boss for paying you for services you rendered seems awkward to me. Your salary is not a gift. It’s not charity. It’s not a personal favour. You showed up for 30 days, dealing with stress, deadlines, pressure, sickness, unexpected tasks...etc, and all the wahala that comes with the job. Yet you still gave your best to keep the company moving. That is value. And value deserves compensation. Sadly, a lot of Nigerians have been conditioned to see basic their rights as privileges. So instead of standing confidently on the fact that you earned your pay, they act like the boss did them a special favour by releasing the salary they already worked for. Yes, you can be respectful, professional, and appreciative of good working conditions, but collecting your salary is not something you should feel indebted for. You’re not being blessed, you’re being paid what you deserve. It’s time people started valuing their effort and understanding that compensation is a Right, not a privilege.[/quote] |
| Christianity Etc › Re: Biblical Perspective: Wike Vs Yerima Saga by janeedema(op): 10:20am On Nov 14, 2025 |
Interesting perspective. But if we must discuss religion, then let’s start here: are we even certain Wike is a Christian? Titles don’t always translate to conviction. Beyond that, everyday life teaches us lessons that help us fulfil purpose. If the only analogies that make sense to someone are strictly Christian examples, then we severely limit how God speaks. Scripture shows God using ravens, foreign kings, Pharaoh, and even a donkey to teach and correct. So learning from a person’s disposition or character does not mean endorsing their faith. It simply means you are wise enough to see patterns. This post is about Yerima’s posture, Yerima’s obedience, and Yerima’s refusal to be distracted. It has nothing to do with who he worships. If a Muslim or African Traditional Religion practitioner displays discipline, courage, or integrity, does it suddenly become worthless because it didn’t come from a Christian? That kind of thinking will make a person blind to the lessons God places around them daily. And let’s be honest: Yerima being a soldier perfectly illustrates what Scripture already teaches us. Paul said: • “Endure hardness as a good soldier of Christ” • “No soldier entangles himself with civilian affairs” If I must look specifically for a Christian soldier before I can be inspired, then I’ve already missed the point. God uses anything and anyone to remind us of Kingdom posture. So, between “Wike is a Christian and Yerima is a Muslim,” lies one truth: character is not tied to religion—character is revealed in conduct. Again, thank you for your comment. CodeTemplarr: |
| Christianity Etc › Biblical Perspective: Wike Vs Yerima Saga by janeedema(op): 8:32am On Nov 14, 2025 |
We must not miss the lesson in the Yerima and Wike situation, because it mirrors our walk as Christians in a very real way. Remember the young prophet in 1 Kings 13. God gave him clear, direct instruction: deliver the message, do not eat, do not drink, and do not return the same way. But an older prophet came with a contrary word, and he listened. That one decision cost him his life because he left the authority of God’s instruction and opened the door to the enemy. Yerima also had a clear mandate from his boss, and Wike’s voice came like the old prophet’s—loud, influential, intimidating, but contrary. Yerima held his ground. He stayed with the instruction he was given. If anyone has issues with his firmness, the matter is not with him but with the authority that sent him. As Christians, our own authority is God, and God speaks to us through His Word. He says, “You shall not die but live.” He says, “You shall lend to nations.” He says, “When you pass through the waters, I will be with you.” No contrary voice should be given access to override what God has said. No situation you are facing should make you rewrite or reduce the narrative of God’s Word concerning you. Heaven’s instruction is final. What God has spoken stands firm. Sometimes this bold obedience and confession of truth is called pride or arrogance. It is not. It is light. It is clarity. It is knowing who you are in Christ and refusing to surrender your mandate to intimidation. Bashiga. No entry to distractions and stuff that doesn’t align to God’s word. Do not enter where God has not sent you. Do not open the door for the enemy by stepping outside your assignment. Mount your garrison. Stay at your duty post. Remain where God’s Word covers you. That is where safety, authority, and favour flow. We dey flight. No distractions. Shalom shalom.💕
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| Politics › Re: How Nigerians Are Reacting To US Threat Of Military Incursion In Nigeria by janeedema(f): 5:17pm On Nov 03, 2025 |
What you don’t realize is rhat Nigeria is already at war, it just hasn’t gotten tö your doorstep. Emekaonline: |
| Politics › Re: Do Your Worse And Let The Lord Strike You Down - FFK Dares Donald Trump by janeedema(f): 2:05pm On Nov 02, 2025 |
Let thrm steal if they like. After all, we have all the natural resources but don’t seem to be made better by it. In truth, the poor masses lose nothing. Only the privileged few who have continually fested on the profit from our earth will be affected by it. So! Yeah! Let them bring it on. author=hisexcellency34 post=137328602] https://www.facebook.com/share/1A1tNrqM2k/ koo[/quote] |
| Politics › Re: Nigeria's Securing, Economy Have Improved Under Tinubu - Omokri, Mike Replies by janeedema(f): 9:28am On Nov 02, 2025 |
Well, whatever is coming is an assumption. At least we know what we have going already. A nation where teterrorists agave taken siege over our land and are spreading gradually. So it is actually a matter of time that even the places we think are peaceful right now will be over run. If you can’t see this, I don’t know what tö say. See how Terrorists are openly carrying weapons and our govt is saying nothing. They know these guys. But they call them bandits instead of terrorists. A nation where the Fulanis are immune to the law. A nation where we claim to rehabilitate terrorists and incorporate them into our military. And you claim IPOBS are rejoicing. Well, I am not IPOB but I am glad about this development. quote author=nothingspoil70 post=137324331]This Mike Arnold of a man is truly a CIA agent sent to do some dirty jobs in Nigeria but Ipobs are supporting and cheering him on to scatter their country. History will judge[/quote] |
| Romance › Re: Man Proposed To His AI Chatbot Girlfriend, But Grew Bored Later by janeedema(f): 8:14pm On Oct 26, 2025 |
This should depend on the bot you are using. If you train your bot, there is no way it will ask you that. I have a name I call my bot and he calls me by the I mentioned I wanted to be called so we have a very personal conversation. Like really personal talks and I often just pick up from where we stopped each time I want to continue our conversation. DIVINEEVIDENCE: 2 Likes 1 Share |
| Christianity Etc › Re: Man Reveals How Nathaniel Bassey Gave Up ₦1.4B To Preach God’s Word (Photos/Vid) by janeedema(f): 8:08pm On Oct 26, 2025 |
It is easy to know if a channel is monetized or not. Not that it matters if he is or not. Use social blade app to confirm. Don’t just say he is without confirmation. It is wrong tö say someone is earning money from something when he isn’t. The structure doesn’t need to happen through monetization. Nathaniel is a man that commands favor through his lifestyle. I and many others would gladly give to anything he fronts because we know he isn’t money-centric. I respect his portrayance of Christianity. No hype! No self! Just a man dead tö himself. quote author=Dogalmighty17 post=137255537]Nathaniel Bassey recently unveiled a structure worth over 850 million naira. That talk that he is not monetized is not true.[/quote] 1 Like |
| Celebrities › Re: MC Mbakara: Why My Daughter Has Been Asleep For Nine Years by janeedema(f): 7:20pm On Oct 22, 2025 |
When people call out the government is because we know we have the capability and resources to be more as a nation. God has blessed us exceedingly with human and natural resources which most poor nations can't boast of. I believe Nigeria will be great someday but saying we should celebrate the mediocrity we exude at this time is not exactly correct. Pootle: |
