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I believe that is what the post truly meant. I may be wrong. But I feel like the OP used you are no longer a visitor (guest) to depict when you are no longer treated with respect. More like when did you realize you have overstayed your welcome in your best friend's house. Because in my opinion, for someone to be your best friend, you can't be a visitor in their home. Mariangeles: |
Where is the sentiments coming from, please? The senate President read the rules so you know why she couldn’t tread on it and Senate Oshiomowole was clear as well. They already instituted a committee to review the clause and they were to report back on 2 weeks, she should be talking to the committee. Please, if Akpabio has allowed her to speak, it would go against the Senate rule which was what Adams Oshiomwole pointed out. If you noticed, Akpabio wanted to give her preference but Adam’s Oshiomwole called him to order. Please, being a woman doesn’t mean we are above the rules that bind an institution. And yes, I’m a woman and No! I am not an APC fan. owobokiri: |
Nice analysis. Well done. However, I don’t think your permutations are without flaws.😊😊 I’m an ardent supporter of Peter Obi anf I’ll say this: If we had a system where our votes counted, your analysis could work. But the INEC chairman cannot counter his employer; else he’d be jobless. The opposition ought tp have been pushing for electoral reforms if they believed the 2023 elections was rigged, but sadly, they are quiet. This is why I won’t be voting come 2027, unless there are electoral reforms. That said, fielding Atiku as the presidential candidate is the smartest way to have a shot at the North, as the North don’t trust Peter Obi to do a single term. That is a very strong consideration which was why Goofluck Jonathan came into the picture in the first place— he is sure to do just 4 years. So my take is simple: Peter Obi should deputize Atiku Abubakar. That’s the surest and fastest way to get a South Eastern President. Atiku will want to leave that legacy. Penguin2: |
Lost her spot?? Interesting. How about the fact that she may have dodged a bullet? Not all relationships lead to marriage. Some may have left a lesson too major to recover from. And still, not all marriages are bliss. So yeah! She may have dodged a bullet. zoer: |
Great development. I didn’t see any African president’s letter up there. Is it that our view doesnt matter in the Israeli/ Palestinian stake? fergie001: |
That's the point that is screaming, "He's a misogynist,". Indeed, the lady who lets you go will always have cause to celebrate -- your mindset is flawed. Brahamimo: |
When people make a comment like this about marginalization of the South West as INEC chairman. I hope they also see that the Igbos are not wrong for demanding a president from the South East. By the way, I am not Igbo. seunmsg: |
If the safety of tourists can’t be guaranteed, then it isn’t a tourist destination. It shouldn’t be on the map. quote author=motymop post=136766317]There are tourist destination in Nigeria but people focus more on Lagos, as if Lagos is the only place in Nigeria There are no tourist destination in Lagos, outside lagos, there is but we can not gurantee your safety Locals can kidnap and extort you.[/quote] |
Again, the comparison is gross. Tinubu is the president of Nigeria. So it he isn’t held responsible for the impunity in the land who should be held responsible? Peter Obi is a private citizen. How can’t you see it? zero8zero: |
So much water went under the bridge and her sanction was based on all of them-- from the drama she first had with the Senate President that saw Nigerians on her side and I think the SP apologized. That episode made her very vocal trusting that Nigerians will be on her side again. So after being reprimanded for flouting the house rules, she ran to the public court again. I'm not an Akpabio fan, and don't plan to be. However, I clearly see a woman who is trying to play on the emotions of people. This is why I will never support her approach on the matter. How she didn't scream sexual harassment until her seat was reassigned makes me believe she downplayed the sexual harassment (if any). Her main pain was the favors she stopped receiving and for that she doesn't appeal to me as one who vehemently seeks change for a cankered system. Dear Natasha, you are part and parcel of the crooked system. It only came for you this time. chipet67: |
Hmmm...indeed, we live in interesting times. Dear Lord, may it not get more 'interesting', Amen. chisomkachy: |
I'm sorry I don't share your sentiments. So feel free to call me names. However, I am a wise woman and would rather allow logic than emotions define me. We don't fight a rot because it stops favoring us. That's not true activism. So when I see a woman who is truly fighting for change, she won't need to go to AriseTV before my voice will raise solidly behind her. Thanks for stopping by. DMerciful: |
Keep consoling yourself with that. Maybe someday you will believe it. ComeToJesus: |
I believe this mentality is flawed. Sometimes, a missionary’s role may be to strengthen what others have done. It isn’t about setting up your own church, it is about Jesus glorified. Sometimes, they even set up crusades and direct souls won to other churches for discipleship. The last Reinhard Bonnke is an example — He had a ministry that held crusades and souls won were discipled by other ministries. He was a member of a church he didn’t pioneer. So please, honor yeh sacrifices the woman made for the faith and stop with this what is the ministry she founded called? I don’t think her dad even founded any ministry but his impact in illesa—Osun state still speaks volumes. MaxInDHouse: |
Blasphemy of the highest order. Which Bible ever referenced that the Holy Spirit slept with Mary? Are you high or something? In the Bible, the conception of Jesus was a miracle, not a physical union. Luke 1:34–35 explains it clearly: Mary asked the angel, “How will this be, since I am a virgin?” The angel answered, “The Holy Spirit will come upon you, and the power of the Most High will overshadow you; therefore the child to be born will be called holy—the Son of God.” This means: “The Holy Spirit will come upon you” → God’s Spirit would act in her life. “The power of the Most High will overshadow you” → God’s creative power, not human intimacy, brought about the conception. Virgin birth → Mary remained a virgin; no sexual act took place. So, Jesus’ conception was a divine act of creation, just as God spoke the universe into existence. It was not sexual. geoworldedu: |
Lol…the things we bother ourselves with sha. Lonely for life kwa? Marriage is beautiful and it should happen in its time—-all the reasons I see is why we put singles under pressure. There are married couples without kids and there are married couples with kids who haven’t set eyes on their kids in decades. They are all grown and have left home. So kindly reassess your definition of lonely for life as a single. quote author=Bahamas95 post=136520159]What's satanic about that advice? ![]() So you prefer them to remain childless for life after hitting menopause while waiting for a prince charming that never showed up?.......You must be joking. ................................................................................... For those who made a mistake listening to this kinda advice in the past and have been hit by menopause I advice they adopt a child. (If you have good heart to take care of children that ain't biologically yours) It's better than remaining childless/lonely for life.[/quote] |
A male manipulative chauvinist narcissist spotted. “My wife still has some of these issues“ “They never want to learn” “I will send you certain things ladies need to know and follow” How about the guy? What is he following? What issues do you still have that your wife had told you about? Very self-absorbed individual you are. I don’t know you, but I can almost pity your poor wife as she has to work with your list to keep you and still never gets commendation as you try and make her your puppet. When does she get an opportunity to be herself as all you do is complain and try to change her. What some people call ‘marriage’ is pathetic. A great marriage isn’t what you just portrayed. You even mentioned your wife on a strange platform expressing that she has issues; while you form saint just to score cheap point on an irrelevant conversation. If you truly understand marriage and respect your wife, you won’t even do this; whether you are anonymous or not. And the same you wants to give someone a list on how to be irresistible and attract men like you. How sad! And a single lady is supposed to be crying that she isn’t married to someone like you or envy your wife? Sicklebear28: |
Salvage response👏🏻👏🏻 Was reading as a guest but had to sign in to make this comment. pocohantas: |
He is full of God. Fears God. Loves people. He gives to the poor without being asked. He’s generous. You’re in a courtship with him. But here’s the twist: You’re the only one always talking. You talk about your day—both the hurt and the highlights. He just smiles, maybe laughs, and says little. You’ve noticed he never shares anything vulnerable. No matter how many times you raise it, his response is always: I don’t just know how to share stuff. I prefer to listen." And somehow, you’re okay with it. You’ve convinced yourself that he’s just a quiet, gentle man. But pause. You won’t just be living with this Spirit-filled, God-loving Christian man. You’ll also be living with his emotional disconnect. He has built an inner vault— a space within him no one is allowed to enter. How did this happen? Maybe it began with trauma. Heartbreak. Rejection. Disappointment. Or maybe he was raised hearing: “Don’t cry in front of a woman.” “Don’t let a woman see your weakness.” “Don’t ever let a woman get too close.” ”Don’t ever apologize to a woman. You are the man and you’re always right” So now, whenever a female presence enters the room, he automatically shuts her off in his subconscious. For others, the conditioning was about money: “Give a woman whatever, but never make her your next of kin.” “She’ll kill you and inherit your property.” “Hide your finances from your wife.” Or house chores: “Don’t lift a finger to help a woman.” “She was made to serve you.” So he grew up watching his sisters carry responsibilities while he relaxed. Even his mother worshipped him like royalty. And now? This same man has proposed to a Christian sister. He’s speaking in tongues, serving God, attending vigils... And somehow, everyone expects that because he’s “spiritual,” his mind must be right. But how? Let me ask again: How? His spirit got born again—not his mind. The mind only transforms through intentional renewal. And the Holy Spirit won’t force you to surrender your mindset. That’s not how He works. That would be witchcraft. He convicts but He won’t coerce. Someone asked me recently: “Why do so many good Christians have failed marriages?” And I replied plainly: Unrenewed minds. Born-again spirits. Marriage doesn’t override the law of seedtime and harvest. It doesn’t operate on your church attendance or the number of scriptures you quote. Good marriages aren’t gifts from heaven. They are the fruit of intentionality in applying marital principles. Unbelievers who apply those principles—consciously or unconsciously often enjoy better marriages than believers who don’t. Just like you won’t become wealthy simply because you’re a Christian. Yeah! You become wealthy by applying financial principles. So if anyone tells you that being faithful in church guarantees financial breakthrough, I’m sorry—that’s a scam. It’s not scriptural. If you don’t sow, you can’t reap. Don’t sow prayers and expect to reap dollars.You sow value to reap money. It’s not always the devil. Sometimes, it’s simply a lack of application of principles. So, what’s the way forward? For the Woman(Man) in Courtship: 1. Don’t ignore the signs. Love is patient, not blind. Don’t use prayer and fasting to silence what your eyes already see.Don't spiritualize red flags. 2. Ask the hard questions early. -How do you process pain?” -Who do you talk to when you’re hurt?” -“How did your upbringing shape your views on marriage, money, and women?” -“What does emotional intimacy mean to you?” 3. Let your peace—not your feelings—lead you. Peace is not the absence of butterflies; it’s the quiet confidence that you’re safe in your decision. 4. Understand that love won’t fix his mindset. He must be willing to do the work. You can’t "support" someone into healing if they don’t see their brokenness. For the God-loving Man (Woman) Who Struggles to Open Up: 1. Own your wound. Stop hiding behind “That’s just how I am.” That’s how trauma trained you. But you can unlearn it in Christ. 2. Get help. Start small—maybe with a mentor, men’s group, inner healing session, or Christian therapist. Seeking help doesn’t make you weak. It makes you whole. 3. Let the Holy Spirit into your mind. Not just your tongue. Not just your spirit. Let Him deal with how you think. 4. Redefine vulnerability. Jesus wept. David danced, wrote psalms, mourned deeply. Paul shared his fears and weakness. Emotion is not weakness. It's humanity in its most honest state. --- For Both: Before saying “yes” to the altar, ask this: “Can I live with this version of this person if nothing changes?” Not: “Will marriage fix this?” “Can I change them?” But: “Can I still honor God and thrive if this is who they remain?” Because you’re not just marrying a praying, tongue-speaking Christian. You’re marrying their mindset, emotional patterns, habits, and traumas too. Shalom.
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🤣🤣🤣🤣where are they supposed to set up the zoo without the government coming to claim the aquatic creature as its own? kettykin: |
Who have the Igbos always voted for before 2023? Who got 95% of their votes? Was there any other Igbo man aside Obi who has commanded that percentage from the SouthEast? I just think you are being myopic. The Igbos voted Obadanjo enmasse not their APGA.. The Igbos voted MKO Abiola of SDP enmasse— Nigerians did. When they chose to vote a man they believed in, it became tribalism. You guys should let the Igbos breathe. If you have always supported others in a country you call your own and your tribe isn’t given an opportunity, it is only wisdom to start pitching your tent for your own. It is common sense. If they are tribalistic, we pushed them to be. And any Nigerian who believes in equity and fairness wouldn’t find my position strange. Of course those who don’t see differently. Everything isn’t politics. Don’t sell your soul for crumbs. I am not Igbo. Just so we are clear. quote author=Goodvibes007 post=136275276] And guess what, they project it on others. The 2023 election is a very good example. They gave Peter obi over 90% of their votes. The Yorubas and the North gave Tinubu and Atiku just over 50%, guess who they were calling tribalist?[/quote] |
I think the solution is finding out the root cause: Why do you care about what people say about you? If you can tackle why you care, you can then deal with it. Some of us grew up lacking validation from our parents whilst some grew up hearing too much validation so our lives are built on it. Christianoir: |
Really? So who are his Obidient clan made of? People who fell from the moon? If And you are wrong that he won Lagos beczuse of people's displeasure against the Muslim Muslim ticket-- PDP would have been a fancier option for most of that was the case. Keep deluding yourself that Obi won Lagos by sympathy votes against Muslim Muslim ticket, If you say it long enough, you may start believing it. BlakKluKluxKlan: |
I think this is why Trump wanted the US to stop being Father Christmas to the nations and forming big brother. See how you laugh at their plight when over the years they have literally being a responsive state to the nations. A real story to learn here-- focus on building your house. Trump just came into power and hasn't spent a year yet before you claim he caused acquired the debt. WriterNig: |
Dear Natasha There’s so much beauty in being dignified. Why reduce yourself to the level of your oppressors? Are you sincerely doing this for the Kogi people? If you are, I’ll urge you to go home because there are better ways to fight. You blew all this out of proportion by your lack of tact and wisdom, don’t keep at it. Akpabio could be a jerk but you know you didn’t have an issue with his philandering until it stopped favoring you. If your accusation was true, all you could have done was rope him and gather proof but you couldn’t because you were too hasty. Now, accept it or not, you are at his mercy. It could have been the other way round. Accept that you have flopped on this one, count your cost and move on— your six months suspension expires in a few months. Hopefully, they won’t come up with more stuff after their recess to keep you still grounded. Akpabio ha the backing of the Commander-in-chief and Mr Projects. These guys are lawless and would do anything to keep you out of the senate till your 2 years expires. Just thought to mention. Bye Natasha. |
Wow…Charles Okafor is 65 already. How time flies. He just disappeared from our screens. Mehn… this man graced our screens with all kinds of roles back in the day. Do age gallantly, sir. Congratulations! Rapmoney: |
I think that’s where you are wrong. You gats celebrate grace when you see it. A gold fish has no hiding place—that’s the case of Obi. Don’t get too evil at heart such that you think everyone is fake or has to fake things. Obi is just who he is. This isn’t about him vying for the presidency. His life just makes news even when he isn’t trying it is grace. 9jatriot: |
I received the exact same message last week. The reasons I didn’t think too much about it aside from knowing I didn’t do anyone evil is that: They sent it to a number no one has access to. You can’t even call the number. So I knew they were gambling. No details in the message that showed they knew anything about me. gracie007:
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Very honest comment, but clearly borne out of ignorance. I'm sorry. This is the attitude that will keep us forever at the mercy of our corrupt and irresponsible leaders who keep taking Nigerians for a ride and believing they can do anything and they become saints once they die. Very faulty mindset. We are not called to speak evil of anyone-- living or dead, but speaking truth to power doesn't have to be until they die-- that's cowardice. We should speak to power so they stay accountable. It is our responsibility. Death doesn't wipe anyone's slate clean. The dead don't read tributes. Every statement made about the dead is so the living can know that posterity will judge us when we have departed. This ensures we live intentionally. Did you see the comments made on Yaradua's son's wedding? If you try your best, the people you lead will know. Leadership isn't about I am good but people don't know. Buhari failed as a leader-- woefully. True. We all will die someday and people will talk, and they should be free to display our score card. What's the fear about? Death isn't a punishment. It is a course we will all undertake. So live purposefully. People have simply displayed Buhari's scorecard and they have the right to do so. Those talking about David not rising up against Saul are misinformed. Saul was David's benefactor-- there was a relationship. There were lots of God's prophets that spoke truth to power-- Jehu, Elijah, Elisha. in fact Jehu was anointed to go sanitize the government and he killed Jezebel. So Nigerians wake up and stop being gullible by the same people who have made a mess of our nation. Gadaffi9ja: |


