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I will still say it : Fulani are people who can bleed and die, so why should we be afriad of people like that? The only advantage I see this people using is the presence of President Muhammad Buhari if not, they would have gone into extinction long ago. |
senchibi:Whatever you take that does not place you in the realm of reality and logic, is a hallucinogenic substance. And from what this OP is saying, he is taking a hallucinogenic stubstance. |
All I see here is the ravings of a drug addict. ![]() |
Ihatemumu:I even heard they will start issuing vaccination visas to those who have taken. But what worries me the most is the pressure being put by private sectors to have their staffs vaccinated due to indirect government policies |
Barbarism is the second name of Islam |
Once his son was withdrawn the security personnel were also withdrawn. This is sad state of things which we nigerias keep suffering at the hands of our leaders. |
Validated:Brother, you sound like someone who prefers recklessness to safety . For the love of God you are dealing with humans ; not animals! And for your information, a vaccine(by standard policy) requires 10-15 years for development. In those years, parameters such as the efficacy, health guidelines, regulations to ensure safety, adverse effects of the vaccinee on age groups and a host of other things are taken into consideration. This is just standard procedure which you flaunting with the excuse of high- technology advancement. |
People are skeptical about the safety of this vaccine and their reasons has nothing to do with Christianity ; it has to do with speed at which the vaccine was developed. It is common knowledge that vaccines take a minimum of 5 years to develop ; but this was developed in a span of months. Which happens to be quite worrisome to the average person out there. |
I pray that those who do not want to take the vaccine should not be stigmatized in anyway. |
[s] sichri:[/s] Still bickering. When you get married, come back and give the experience |
OP, it seems you don't know you're living in Nigeria, and in Nigeria, anything is possible: it is not here that snakes eat money and nobody complains? Haba OP, wake up and know the kind of country you're living in. P.S : And if you're looking for sympathy from Nairaland and its cohorts , wont get it. Because they too are part of the problem we are facing in Nigeria |
OP, you're not even married and you're giving advice. So how do you expect anyone here to take you seriously....? Go and marry before commenting on what you have no knowledge of. |
Please be specific : is sweet potatoes or Irish potatoes? |
Mercisharelove:And so is yours. Which is why you didn't see things from that perspective. All you see is the self-greed of marital bliss that won't last more than a year! |
Kondomatic:Yes they have a problem ; but family is family. And they're still the ones who you'll turn to when things go bad. The way you treat them now will determine how they'll treat you and your offspring in future |
[s] Kondomatic:[/s]Oga you're misinterpreting what I'm saying. The issue I'm grumbling about has to do with the fact that the OP here is in support of throwing inlaws out without being diplomatic about it. The instance I made mention is a case of any eventuality that should happen. |
Mercisharelove:I'm referring to the last paragraph where you said this rubbish : " It went on and on until I couldn't bear it, I had to threaten my husband, that we need to get another apartment for his mother and siblings, it was a big war, but in the end, one of their sister's came and shouted at everyone including the Mum that she herself will never be able to bear this kind of treatments, I mean horrible experiences, that fact they never respected the wedding gifts was an indication they were all out to destroy the marriage, that she has to take the choice of moving to the other apartment, that was how I became little relief, but once in a while a visit could turn to 6 months disturbances. Use your head and reason this : something happens to you and your husband, and your kids are now left orphans, how would you now expect your children to be accepted and taken care of when you've directly chase their extended family away all in a bid to satisfy your myopic thoughts of enjoying a marriage alone |
[s] Mercisharelove:[/s] Kindly shut up if you can't use your head in thinking about repercussions that follow such actions. |
I see the last comment of this poster as one of the greatest forms of stupidity walking the face of the earth. God forbid something happens to the couple and their children suddenly become orphans, will their survival not depend solely on members of the extended family? Will the extended family not chase away their children seeing that couples did not want them around, but chased them all in a bid to foolishly say "they wanted to enjoy their marriage in "peace? It is things like this one should be careful and not stoop to myopic forms of reasoning all in the name of wanting to enjoy a marriage in peace. |
[s] kingxsamz:[/s] I'll be waiting when you can come up with one person who hasn't heard about Jesus. But meanwhile , keep masturbating in your own stupidity and self-delusional lifestyle of illogical banter. ![]() |
Why would any sane mind want to name his brand as "Satan shoes "? ![]() |
Tcwork:Bros you've not seen the potential in agriculture so don't start blabbering of what you don't know.Go and read up on Liberia and see how dependent that country is on agriculture. If Liberia can do it, so can Nigeria. We can live on sustainable agriculture if government will do the needful and channel its focus in that direction. The days of crude oil are numbered ; so what will Nigeria use to sustain her population when crude oil becomes obsolete? And if you think the world will continue living on fossil fuel just because you "feel" that crude will be irreplaceable, then think again! The Climate change policies by the West will so influence the policy on crude, your country will be begging to remain valid. |
[s] kingxsamz:[/s]When you come up with one person who hasn't hear about Jesus kindly, buzz me. Until then, remain the autistic retàrd of Nairaland.com |
Yahaya Bello was once Aisha Buhari's heartbeat , so nothing will happen ; it will just be swept under the carpet as usual. So make SERAP stop all this noise making. |
All this boasting of how much crude oil and gas Nigeria has will not solve the long-term doom that faces Nigeria on the international platform. The days of crude oil are drawing to a close, and other alternative means of power generation are being developed at an alarming rates. So government should do the needful and focus on agriculture. For this is the only hope Nigeria will need when crude becomes obsolete |
Tinubu can never never lead this nation by God's. We need younger and less corrupt people who will take us out of this mess older politicians have thrown us into. |
falcon01:You can't even spell. It's Mobile not Monile. And I'll still say it a again : mobile phones are still one of major causes of cancer. And if you're expecting me to feed you with that information, then I'm sorry to say, that you hate reading |
falcon01:I don't need to prove anything because every fvcking thing is online. So go and read up nigga |
falcon01:...that means it created the cancer that comes with the use of mobile gadgets. And let's not forget the corona virus that science created and still can't hold control over. |
[s] falcon01:[/s] Your science has created more problems than it solves. |
Kindly go and see your gynecologist so you can be certain its not Cancerous |
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