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All the ladies thinking arguing about politics is beneath them, I hope they won't complain later that no woman is ever present when critical decisions are made in the boardrooms. The top seats at the table are taken, not given. |
YorceelinaBlaq:Really, Tor, your December salary or profit, na me get am Make I send you the akant. I take God beg you no drag with me - your reward they heaven. ![]() (I guess the situation is triple unfair enough) |
jjxxx:For the sake of argument, let's say Mr Obi wins the presidential election. That'd mean we have a president without up to 10 senators or reps in his ruling labour party, how's he going to convince opposition senators to reduce their salaries and bogus allowances, something Buhari and Jonathan couldn't achieve when their party was in the majority. The national assembly have one of the highest costs of governance, but the people who can ultimately reduce that cost are those benefitting from it - senators and reps. |
A renowned psychologist once said, "Mad people are the most happy group of people on earth, they can genuinely write you a check of 100 million without any hesitation if you ask them for it." |
Zonefree:I never said I bothered much what others would think. The majority of things I say here, I easily would anywhere else because I identify with them. Play i no play when I small, no be now I go play am. @bolded: free speech is free until it's no longer free. Even Elon Musk draws the line somewhere. |
Means Opening Post in my domain. The first few comments were crazy . Sometimes, I wish I could say whatever I want without feeling bad about it. |
Klass99:The bolded seem like a separate statement away from your overall message to the lady you quoted, thus my reply... Certainly, a husband's priority should be the immediate family comprising his wife and kids. And I think most Nigerian husbands expend all their might (both financially and mentally) on making sure that their families have a comfortable life. But that doesn't mean the little extra that husband can do for others, he should withhold because he now has a wife and kids. If that'd be allowing some members of his relatives stay with him, or a little token here and there, what's so wrong with that that you can't understand about (reflective) Nigerian men? Besides, the wives are more likely to bring over their own siblings in Nigerian marriages compared to the husbands. Some of these husbands had wonderful relationships with their siblings when they were young. It's a good thing that many men still recognise the effforts of their parents to foster a harmonious relationship between siblings - which they should cherish for as long as it's reasonable. If you prefer not to be with firstborns because they may shoulder extra responsibilities, that's understandable. Especially for someone who prefers the single life. But don't make it look like people who prefer to keep in touch with their roots are not being selfish enough. It's not that Klassy to me. |
FOOTSOLDIER1:So, funny Such a turn off anytime I see that. So many people (girls) confuse those words all the time. |
Sad story. It's hard to watch small kids hoping you'll keep them away from danger. It's easier to keep danger away from them. Instead of collecting water in (closed) buckets and baths, I think a better idea will be to use jerry cans which only adults can access the water in them. Even adults can forget to close those big baths or buckets after using the water in them, talk less of younger children. This type of accident is more common than most think as it has also taken the life of a neighbor's son. |
Looks really good. I reckon it'll taste even better. I guess the scent leaves has to be added in small quantity because it has such a strong aroma that it might put people off. I'll try this but without the scent leaves. My major problem is usually gathering all the ingredients - just hate the markets nowadays. |
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Alinna230:I'm not a lawyer, but the fact that you recorded or took images of minors (less than 18) engaging in real or simulated sexual activities means you are in possession of child pornography. This is a serious crime and something that can put people in prison for a long time, especially in the west. Some people are so quick to bring out their phones and start snapping pictures of people in compromising situations without their consent, which is bad and unlawful, and can cause long-lasting damages than the initial crimes they may have committed. How sure are you that nobody has accidentally come across those videos of the secondary school students on your phone? You can see people already urging you to post the proofs here, it's certainly something some idiots would want to watch just for the sake of it. And that's why I have to question your motive of recording their activities as "proof". Proof for whom exactly? It's only the internet that needs proof in this particular case - certainly not a 50 year old plus principal who have probably seen or heard it all. Or you think the idea of teenagers staying back after school to mess around is so unbelievable? |
Teeroyzimma:Gosh! You want me to spell it out for you? How old are you, 12? What an Irony. Modified: No, even a 12 years old would spot the difference. you're just a slab-head. |
Trying to process what's the news... ![]() Oh pickpockets? In London too? What's the world turning into? I thought this things only happen here ![]() (For fcckck sake Damilola, Since you're the reporter of this unheard story, it's actually no news. Give us a break y'all) |
Maysdevices:Interesting take. From a financial perspective, I can understand the frustration such women may have when they realized the dream of opulence is looking rather unlikely. But I don't think even stinky rich men are spared from such outbursts. Because how rich is going to be rich enough for such people? Besides, the incident with that lady had nothing to do with money at all, neither was financial gains the basis for our friendship. And yet...THAT question came! I just think THAT question is always coming when the entitled inevitably gets a NO to some demands or expectations. Simply a classic case of ungratefulness. It just so happens that the majority of the time, the average human (women) demands or expectations are going to be financial. Taking the cue from you, I'll go as far as saying Entitled people === superficial, shallow minded people. |
Crumbian:Yes oh, one of the more saner sections on the platform. |
gloryhomemaker:Thanks for the encouragement. I'm hoping to master that art part of cooking. E no easy. I'm actually paying attention to what you and the other masters are doing, and trying them out time to time. It's paying off. (Even me sef dey become boss for where some people dey ) |
gloryhomemaker:No, not in that (serious) way . I love good and TASTY food, in fact ![]() I just they envy una culinary skills, and wondering whether I fit sabi reach those levels. |
Anytime I visit nairaland food section, I get depressed. ![]() Levels dey to this cooking oh. |
mercy87:Only you can't continue to do the calling alone, he has to meet you halfway. The next time you talk, let him know that he needs to put more effort and prioritize communication with you. That's the least you both can do since you're so far away. Then, stop calling and let him do the calling. |
Whitemagic:Spend on her? I know somebody will misconstrue the "issues". That "issue" has nothing to do with money, my friend. Not everything has to do with spending money. Negotiated desire is never genuine. Money can get you a woman but won’t keep her. Seek out for the one who respect you for who you are… recognize the fact I didn’t use “love”I probably shouldn't reply to this because your opinion is based off of assumptions. But you seem to honestly ignorant so permit me... I know that because I posted this on a thread about marriage, it'd seem that she's my girl, which is not the case. If you had read my initial post attentively, you'd have seen where I said we weren't involved romantically. She wasn't my girlfriend. I didn't ask her to be my girlfriend. I never wanted her to be my girlfriend. No be everything about man and women be lovey-dovey. Atleast, not with me. The reason I narrated that incident was because a guy-friend go hardly say something like "watin you done ever help me with", unlike the women dem. As for your advice @bolded, even though it's a little out of place, you're 100% right and I agree with you. |
mediclife1987:You know even women in marriages say such too. So, it's not entirely when they feel a relationship is going nowhere that they may resort to such tactics. |
Miyachi:That's the ultimate fear for a regular man I think. To raise rebellious adult children with their own hands. |
aimmoney9:A funny read . Seems you're sure of what you're saying so I'd leave you to it. |
mariahAngel:Thank Goodness. I just would never stop asking/expecting.Obviously! |
Miyachi:Like children or relatives? That'd be devastating. |
mariahAngel:At that moment, just like @Cave said, I became honestly speechless. I don't think somebody who'd say that can be 'reminded' about all that was done before. Atleast, not in that very moment. So, you admit it's something you'd say yourself in the moment? It's not the nicest feeling for a guy to hear that, I'll tell you. |
TheFacelessMan:Actually, I've started seeing things from your perspective. I actually hoped Buhari would be different but I think he had his shortcomings. After eight years, I think Buhari couldn't enforce or follow through whatever plans he had. He seem to lack will in some areas, or don't just have the decisiveness and astuteness to direct people to enforce his will. Atiku and Tinubu, on the other hand, are stubborn, strong-willed, decisive, and can be ruthless, by nature and by design. They don't seem like the type of men who would dribbled by people around them, unless they allow it. And that's the biggest difference with Buhari, who's not a politician. If they are convinced about a matter, they'll move heaven and earth to achieve it. We just have to hope those matters will benefit the masses. I'll look forward to the years ahead after either of them is sworn in. |
jimyjames:Lawyers will do their thing. The court will decide. |
jimyjames:Well, from the police investigation, she's alleged to be an informant. Her case is far from the unaware wife at this point. Odds she's involved somewhat. Let Justice be served either way. |
jimyjames:I agree, perhaps legally, there are grey areas to answer clear up. But practically speaking, it's almost inconceivable that she has no knowledge about her husband's criminal practices. I don't expect her to get the same punishment as the husband and actual killlers. But she'll serve jail time -even in a develop country with stronger judiciary, it'd be hard for her to go scout free, talkless of Nigeria. |
jimyjames:Yes, it's normal to discuss work with your husband. But it's not normal to live with a kidnapper. Did she not know what her loving husband is into? Abi she think the husband dey manufacture money from paper until e reach 30m plus? |
Make I send you the akant. I take God beg you no drag with me - your reward they heaven. 


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