Travel › Re: Arik Air Lagos-port-harcourt Flight Makes Emergency Landing In Benin Over Engine by jaszplus12(m): 12:21am On Feb 12 |
Melagros: COMRADES, when I watched the video online, I shook my head and asked myself, instead of the passengers to remain calm and proffer solution to the problem rather they resorted to speaking in tongues Does speaking jn tongues save at a die minute? At least they know there's nothing they can do, and possibly the situation may lead to their last breathe so those who want to meet their God will begin to prepare by praying!! Only the person taking the video get mind inside there...most were already jelly!!! |
Family › Re: Burial Of Diana Skys Sparks Online Backlash Over Family Home by jaszplus12(m): 10:39pm On Feb 10 |
atobs4real: This life no balance at all. Imagine the way she exposed her Godly body. well not bad sha That body now belongs to the earth and worms!! Finito!! |
Family › Re: Sometimes Parents Can Be Hinderance To Your Success. by jaszplus12(m): 10:29pm On Feb 10 |
ednut1: Some kids follow their passion and end up poor. Life has no manual Define poverty. Each his her own destiny. Rich and sad, poor and happy choice is ours. Free to decide can end badly, restricted but end up well, but most importantly, what's the subject's approach to life and life's uncertainties? |
Foreign Affairs › Re: I Made No Mistake Sharing Video Depicting Obamas As Apes – Trump by jaszplus12(m): 11:25am On Feb 07 |
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Family › Re: Man Demolished House He Built For His Mother In-law After His Wife Divorced Him. by jaszplus12(m): 7:17pm On Feb 05 |
Marvieduke: #divorce - Man Demolished House Built For Mother In-law After Divorce
Source Time for man of her dreams to do the needful, build a duplex for the MIL!! when one road closes, another opens!! |
Romance › Re: What Is Going On With The Ladies Of This Generation? by jaszplus12(m): 7:14pm On Feb 05 |
richmond500: Things are getting out of hands. You can't even open social media in front of children anymore, 30mins into it, you will see a woman opening her private area.
I remembered in 2018, when the issue of ladies not wearing bra again started, it was the talk of the town, I even heard one pastor preaching against ladies who show their nipples through normal shirts.
But compared to this day, showing nipples has become decent part of fashion compared to what we are seeing.
A time is coming when women will start begging and paying groom price Like someone commented here on NL some weeks ago, ladies see their bodies as OFFICES!! Each day that comment continues to make sense to me!! Morality is now archaic!! |
Celebrities › Re: Aunty Ajara: I Was Raped, Got Pregnant But Lost My Baby 3 Days After Birth by jaszplus12(m): 12:44pm On Feb 05 |
mastermaestro: Some men sha! What kind of mentally deranged man would even conceive such an evil thought? Chai!  It will shock you by the time you see the man. Humans are strange sometimes. Once a pint size lady got pregnant, she had to point out the culprit, guess what? A huge FRSC officer! You begin to wonder how he did it!! It wasn't a rape, it was consensual but HABA!! their size was poles apart!! He tried to deny it but the evidence was stacked against him... The talking point was just about how they engaged in it, what style and about the sizes of their organs etc.... |
Crime › Re: Two Nigerians Held In India For Impersonating Company Directors, Cheating Staff by jaszplus12(m): 9:03am On Feb 05 |
kingimmaculate: Okay no problem
Nigeria will be great again When?? How? Who's going to start the greatness? Genuine questions... |
Family › Re: This Is What We Did When Snake Bit My Brother Many Years Ago. by jaszplus12(m): 11:17pm On Feb 04 |
Deadly!!! stanvesco: Taipan of Australia (2 drops - 110mg is enough to kill 100 people |
Family › Re: This Is What We Did When Snake Bit My Brother Many Years Ago. by jaszplus12(m): 1:17pm On Feb 04 |
stanvesco: Oh wow Really Let me go take a sneak peek at that dnake Tell us what you found out!!  |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Do You Know This Company? by jaszplus12(m): 8:35am On Feb 04 |
Bh thomas2024: Can you relocate to Abuja if you see an offer? But no accommodation o except you have someone you can manage with and who stays in Abuja around Kubwa area. 85k for a start including two free meals everyday from Monday to Saturday. Thanks for your efforts to help. God bless |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Do You Know This Company? by jaszplus12(m): 8:33am On Feb 04 |
U Dyna002: I have Bsc accounting. They are advertising for the role of accountant. Thanks for your advice, I really appreciate. I would have started small business but I don't have money now, I planned working for some time then save up and start a little business. I will not bother my self going tomorrow again. You're welcome sir. Wish I had opportunity to help you, unfortunately at this point I'm incapable. Thanks for heeding. |
Family › Re: This Is What We Did When Snake Bit My Brother Many Years Ago. by jaszplus12(m): 9:53pm On Feb 03 |
stanvesco: Remember that all snakes are not the same oh. Some snakes are more than some oh. King Cobra is the most venomous of them all ohhhh
Be glad a less venomous snake bit your brother oh Not the king cobra sir, the taipan remains the most toxic venomous serpent!!! |
Family › Re: This Is What We Did When Snake Bit My Brother Many Years Ago. by jaszplus12(m): 9:48pm On Feb 03 |
MONEY247: I think I was around 15 that time. My twin brother was playing near the bush, and he came walking causually saying something like stick bit his leg aggressively... On looking closely my elder bro... Saw the mark of a teeth.. Dripping very little blood...
Emergency was activated... He got a rope and tied the upper parts of the leg... Took a new razor blade and opened the bitten area with many cuts... Black thick blood started flowing out... Very black..
They gave my twin large onions to chew... That was all, after about two months he was totally OK.
My take is that, the bite was detected early Careful. The snake may have been a juvenile, and so the venom may not have been potent enough. But i can tell you the onions didn't have any effect. Rather it's the body immune system that helped your brother. A lady in my office was absent for a week, when I eventually saw her she was limping. She explained she was bitten by a snake, showed me the fang marks as well. What remedy did she follow, she applied raw garlic! The foot was swollen, and the fang marks had a little pus. And she complained of fever. Well I adviced her to visit the clinic for appraisal. She did. She's OK today NOT because of the garlic but her immune system. So please let's not recommend to people as it happened to us, rather best bet is to go for proper medical care. Snake venom is two types and it's effects to the body. Haemotoxic or neurotoxic, the former affects your blood while the later affects your nervous system by shutting it down so you can't breath, can't have a heart beat etc... Education is key, and that's why when there's a bite if you can't kill the snake try to identify its colour and shape of head st the hospital, that's the best way to identify what kind of antivenom they will administer. Hope this helps. |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Do You Know This Company? by jaszplus12(m): 9:31pm On Feb 03 |
Dyna002: EVER RICH GLOBAL LIMITED is the name of the company. No 23 ezikel street off toyin street Ikeja. I have an interview with them tomorrow, I want to confirm if they are real or fake before wasting transport fare.
Please if you have any information kindly share. What's your qualifications and what job openings are they advertising for? 100% I believe it's nonexistent...focus your energy elsewhere my brother. I bet if you hang your certificate on a shelf and hit the streets selling pure water and juice, you're better off than these nefarious and nebulous "companies"! Goodluck bro |
Health › Re: First Aid For Snake Bite (johns Hopkins Hospital, USA) by jaszplus12(m): 12:16am On Feb 03 |
MEGAWATCH: You are doubting it because you don't know your African tradition....
This is what even your AI said about charcoal, maybe you will be more convinced now. Evidently you didn't read the last line of the Ai picture you sent... For your information you need to understand how snake venom works once injected into human bloodstream and then you will be better informed that your recommendations of onions and charcoal will definitely send the victim to the great beyond!! You who's mooting this kind of treatment hasn't seen it work yet want to shout from rooftop. I want to assure you that I have seen a victim pass away from your kind of advice when I visited Kebbi state Nigeria 7 years ago. Please don't claim African tradition when you hardly know anything about it. I can beat my chest and tell you a lot more about real herbal remedies THAT WORKS not this your hazardous guesswork. Never give such advice anywhere outside your room. Thanks. |
Health › Re: First Aid For Snake Bite (johns Hopkins Hospital, USA) by jaszplus12(m): 7:42pm On Feb 02 |
MEGAWATCH: This is nonsense, I don't know why we Africans will always allow foreigners to confuse us as if we don't have an age long tradition.
If someone is beaten by a snake, just do this and everything will calm down:
Give the person an onions to eat,
Then use a charcoal to place on the spot where the snake has beaten the person and watch as the charcoal takes the poison out of the body of the person and after about 20 minutes he will be very fit to go his way.
🙏🙏🙏 Kindly, have you ever seen this work as antivenom? |
Health › Re: First Aid For Snake Bite (johns Hopkins Hospital, USA) by jaszplus12(m): 7:40pm On Feb 02 |
nairalanda1: How are venomous snakebites treated?
Souce : Johns Hopkins Usually we respond in opposite direction! Someone will be shouting prayers, casting and binding, others will be shouting bring onions and chew, others will be offering bitterkola, ....all sorts of "advice " will be given, but the important element of speed and application of correct first aid will be lost in the commotion! Time is lost, aid delayed and a life lost! Then the blame game commences. Hospital will not accept, families will also refuse to take the blame!! There's a lot we need to know... |
Health › Re: FMC Abuja Reacts To Death Of Ifunanya Nwangene by jaszplus12(m): 7:37am On Feb 02 |
Chegesnd: I've actually taken a victim of snake bite from Finance Bridge Abuja to Wuse General Hospital, the problem was I had no money on me, and they demanded deposit before treatment due to the cost of the drug
This is a woman I don't know. She stepped down from a commercial vehicle and entered the small bush opposite Ministry of Finance to urinate.
I had to leave her there and flee. Oh dear!!! I understand your situation...what a life!! |
Health › Re: FMC Abuja Reacts To Death Of Ifunanya Nwangene by jaszplus12(m): 7:34am On Feb 02 |
TOPMAN4LIFE: Ordinary snake bite, Nigeria hospital even at federal Capital Territory can't cure Nigeria hospitals don't care One thing also, how did her immediate responders deal with the situation? Did they start shouting and running? Praying and casting? Did they administer first aid as appropriate for snake bite? You know how people behave when incidences occur... Need to find out before we tackle hospital crew... |
Romance › Re: “she’s Not My Type For A Wife” — Man’s Comment After Three Years Of Dating Spark by jaszplus12(m): 10:04pm On Jan 29 |
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Romance › Re: Why Nigerian Women Are Avoiding Marriage by jaszplus12(m): 6:18am On Jan 27 |
Sunnyshinylight: Why Nigerian Women Are Avoiding Marriage
This topic makes people uncomfortable, but it needs to be said.
Marriage rates are dropping, weddings are delayed, and more Nigerian women are openly saying: “I’m not in a hurry.” This isn’t feminism propaganda or social media brainwashing — it’s a response to reality. Let’s talk honestly.
1. Marriage No Longer Guarantees Security Traditionally, marriage meant: Financial stability Protection Partnership
Today, many women see married women: Struggling financially Doing 90% of domestic labor Enduring emotional neglect Staying because of shame, not happiness If marriage looks like extra stress instead of safety, avoidance becomes logical.
2. Many Men Want Wives, Not Partners
A major complaint women raise is this: Some men want: A cook A cleaner A sex partner A baby machine But not: An opinionated woman Emotional responsibility Shared decision-making Modern women who work, earn, and think don’t want to downgrade into adult housemaids.
3. Fear of Domestic Violence and
Emotional Abuse Let’s stop pretending. Too many Nigerian marriages hide: Physical abuse Emotional manipulation Control disguised as “headship” And society’s advice? “Endure.” “Pray.” “Think of the children.” When marriage feels like a trap with no exit, women choose freedom.
4. Economic Pressure on Marriage Is Insane
Marriage in Nigeria is expensive: Bride price Traditional wedding White wedding Family demands Women see men drowning financially and ask: “If this is how we start, how will we survive?” Some women would rather build stability first than enter a financial struggle disguised as love.
5. Better Single Than Miserable Previous generations stayed because: Divorce was taboo Women had no income Society offered no alternatives Today, women can: Earn Rent Travel Choose peace When the choice is single and stable vs married and miserable, the decision is easy.
6. Bad Examples Are Everywhere Social media didn’t create the fear — it exposed it. Women now see: Cheating scandals Publicly disgraced marriages “Perfect couples” collapsing Marriage has lost its illusion of safety.
7. Marriage Benefits Men More Than Women (Often) Studies and lived experience show: Married men live longer Married men are more stable Married men gain social respect But married women? More stress More unpaid labor Less freedom Until marriage becomes fair, avoidance will continue.
The Truth Men Don’t Like to Hear
Women are not avoiding marriage. They are avoiding: Unfair marriages Unsafe marriages Loveless marriages If marriage offered: Partnership Protection Respect Emotional safety Women would line up for it.
Final Question
Are Nigerian women “too picky” — or are Nigerian marriages failing to evolve?
👇 Over to you. Let’s hear both sides. Long story short, both sides inclusive, these days the term COMMITMENT and RESPONSIBILITY are so far away and fading into the annals of history....so long!!! |
Romance › Re: If You Don't Have Money As A Man Stay Away From Me- Lady ( Photos) by jaszplus12(m): 6:03am On Jan 27 |
Like someone said on this very forum, these ladies see their bodies as OFFICES! So it's not surprising....goodluck to them, for me, if you don't have intelligence capacity in different forms, just STAY FAR FROM ME.... |
Romance › Re: Every Country’s Most Remembered Love Story by jaszplus12(m): 5:54am On Jan 27 |
Nigeria is Ibrahim Babangida and Maryam Babangida |
Romance › Re: After Reading This If You No Fear Women Na You Know by jaszplus12(m): 7:35pm On Jan 21 |
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Politics › Re: After Bombardment, Bandits Reach Out To Kogi State Govt For Peace by jaszplus12(m): 7:50pm On Jan 18 |
madridguy: Kogi state government should not sign any peace agreement with them. Honestly there's need to see those seeking peace then shell them out of existence so peace can reign...if they still breath oxygen then no peace... |
Sports › Re: Nigeria's Loss To Morocco: How Would You Describe The Ghanian Referee? by jaszplus12(m): 10:49am On Jan 15 |
Ojuntana: Who are those clicking fair officiating Seems this site has been infiltrated by blaady Ghanaians I clicked....stop being emotional and do a proper analysis...Eagles didn't step up last night...Ref was fair too... |
Sports › Re: Nigeria's Loss To Morocco: How Would You Describe The Ghanian Referee? by jaszplus12(m): 10:47am On Jan 15 |
Reloadedisraelp: ...the wingers are clearly the problem.....they are not covering for the 2 n 3....lookman and akor where wasteful .., plus I've thought the coach will use the wing more in the second halve but no they continue their nonsense midfield possession game that Morocco have already eliminated before the match start. My thoughts as well...was surprised Chukwueze didn't come in earlier to push the attack... |
Sports › Re: Nigeria's Loss To Morocco: How Would You Describe The Ghanian Referee? by jaszplus12(m): 8:58am On Jan 15 |
Overall the Eagles didn't play to the expected level. Most of the game was dominated by the Lions. Eagles stood their ground defence was good, midfield wasn't as potent...attack lacking the usual bite. So, referee was not to blame. Better luck next time to Eagles. |
Sports › Re: Nigeria's Loss To Morocco: How Would You Describe The Ghanian Referee? by jaszplus12(m): 8:53am On Jan 15 |
Freshtruth: Oshimen no play anything today my take Emotionally free analysis....he tried but not up to his usual level. |
Politics › Re: Newswatch Co-founder Yakubu Mohammed Dies At 75 by jaszplus12(m): 10:04pm On Jan 14 |
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