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RomanceRe: My Candid Advice For Guys Who See Chike As A Role Model by Jman06(m): 9:38am On May 18
I have said it that any guy that tries such rubbish with me will join his ancestors ASAP. I'll chase the woman away but the man would pay the ultimate price for such affront. I no be gentleman at all o

A word is enough for the wise
RomanceRe: Nigerian Man Storms Ex-girlfriend's House After Breakup, Retrieves Unusual Items by Jman06(m): 2:33pm On May 17
QuinQ:
Yeah? Why was one buying things for the other then? How many men have bought you anything?? Who runs risk of pregnancy? Who runs risk of abortions and all sorts of infections (V being basically an open wound)? Whose reputation is tarnished as second hand or slut, while the other is seen as a player stud? Who has to deal with heightened risk of HIV (receptive vaginal or anal being much more dangerous than insertive)?
So my friend you have no point. There's hardly anything you can buy that can fully compensate for all that, talkless of then trying to take what you bought back! Different if you were not having sex with her! But then (let's be honest) you wouldn't have bought anything for her. Infact she'd be like a pest!
The fact that your gender have manipulated men to believe that you're doing them a favour by having sex with them doesn't make it right. The question remains; can you agree to marry an impotent man and live happily with him since he'll not be "disturbing " you for sex? If you can't, why then do you think women are doing men a favour by having sex with them?
FamilyRe: The Death Of Marriage: Harsh Reality Nigerians Must Face by Jman06(m): 11:03am On May 17
OredoPikin:
We are already overpopulated abeg.
If i become president, i will ban marriage for 8yrs😁😁
No marriage
No childbirth

If you born, you will be arrested and seriously dealt with.
U cant be giving birth when over 80% of Nigerians are poor
Overpopulation is not an issue in southern Nigeria, if you talk about the north, I'll agree with you. Down south, we have alot of impediments to marriage and childbearing compared to the conservative north.

More southern ladies are and would remain unmarried for life due to the fact that we embrace western lifestyles and copy what they do. Empowering women through education and employment is the greatest impediment to marriage because despite being empowered economically, these women still hold tight to the traditional gender roles in marriage and seek to marry men who are richer than them. They forget that the traditional gender roles were created with the mindset that women would remain in the kitchen and homefront while the man provides.
RomanceRe: And The Winner Is …………….chike by Jman06(m): 9:52am On May 17
LarryA1:
So bro you will do shit because of a grown up woman that can't control herself. What if something bad happens to you on the process of trying to revenge? . Lol bro it doesn't worth it just chase out the olosho wife and move on with your life
I will chase the woman away but still deal ruthlessly with the guy for the affront.
HealthRe: DRC Health Minister Warns 'Very High’ Ebola Lethality Rate As Toll Hits 80 by Jman06(m): 8:27am On May 17
meobizy:
Western media wan torchlight their matter again? Every time one disease or another hits them, they focus on Ebola in a bid to make their citizens reason, “You see? We’re better than them.”
Stop typing rubbish and diverting attention from this news! Ebola is not a child's play! We all witnessed what happened here in Nigeria in 2015. The fact that we were able to contain it that time due to sacrifice of Dr Adadevo doesn't mean we should downplay the dangers of the disease.
RomanceRe: Nigerian Man Storms Ex-girlfriend's House After Breakup, Retrieves Unusual Items by Jman06(m): 8:16am On May 17
QuinQ:
But can she take back all the pussy she gave him? Suppose she contracted HIV in the process?
She can't, just same way he can't take back all the d1ck he gave her and the energy he spent satisfying her. The way you ladies talk would make one think that sex is enjoyed only by the man. Yet, it is same you ladies that would dump a man you think cannot satisfy you sexually. One would think that from the way you ladies react about sex like though you're doing men a favour by having sex, that when your man stops "disturbing" you about sex due to sexual weaknesses, you'll be very happy and at peace with him, but we all know that many of you would dump such men without blinking. This is why it baffles me when you talk as if you're doing your man a favour by having sex with him!
RomanceRe: And The Winner Is …………….chike by Jman06(m): 11:08pm On May 16
Op, stop praising Chike and men who stoop so low and lay with other men's wives! Like someone rightly said here, Chike is a dead man walking. Not every man would let the matter rest so easily even after chasing the woman away.

Some men, including myself, would go extra mile to make Chike pay the price of his affront. Cases like this which police cannot handle satisfactorily is one reason guys join confra. No be every man be gentleman!
FamilyRe: The Death Of Marriage: Harsh Reality Nigerians Must Face by Jman06(m): 6:55pm On May 16
mrkings84:
So who caused the downfall of marriage??

Man or woman...

For me o, as a man. I think na woman kill marriage!!
It is the education and empowerment of women that caused the fall of marriage! To put things right again requires that men and women either go back to the traditional system of marriage where the man is the head and provides for the family and woman submits and does her wifely duties in kitchen and the other room, OR, if we want to embrace marriage as a partnership built on gender equality, then the both genders should sincerely and intentionally agree to jettison traditional gender roles and work as equal partners.

This entails that women must stop expecting men to provide for them and the family while men should also agree to join hands with their wives in doing chores in the home. Women should also stop the attitude of "his money is our money while my own money is for me alone".
If the above can be done, we'll be able to get marriage right on track.
FamilyRe: The Death Of Marriage: Harsh Reality Nigerians Must Face by Jman06(m): 5:58pm On May 16
QuinQQ:
So is this a good or bad thing?
It is definitely a bad thing especially for those of us in southern Nigeria. If this trend continues, then very soon, the southern majority Christians would go extinct leaving the northern Muslims to occupy everywhere. The Muslims know why they don't give women too much freedom but live conservative lifestyles generally.
TravelRe: 10 Things You Should Know About Enugu by Jman06(m): 12:50pm On May 16
Nice one op. Let me emphasise that water scarcity does not happen in all parts of Enugu. There are some places that the wells or boreholes don't dry up even during dry season. Like the place I'm currently staying, our water supply systems run all-year round. I have water right inside my flat and enjoy water without stress!
TravelRe: "So This Is Abroad?” — Nigerian Woman Shares Emotional Reality Of Starting Life by Jman06(m): 7:47am On May 15
Anybody relocating to a new country should normally expect the initial challenges before getting adapted to the new country. That said, we have many instances of people getting better off financially once they Japa.

Imagine someone who is working in Nigeria with a federal government owned institution and earning some paltry ₦300k as healthcare professional, then relocates to the UK and starts working as a care giver. He then receives his salary and on converting it to the naira equivalent, discovers that he now makes ₦3.5M per month. Do you think such person would ever wish to come back to Nigeria again? Of course he wouldn't!

Considering the above example, let's assume that ₦2.5M goes into living expenses and taxes, he'll have ₦1M to save! This is why you see that even those of them who were barely surviving while in Nigeria can now send money home for investment, something they could never do back in Nigeria!

I have a relative who was struggling in Nigeria with her family until her siblings contributed money and sponsored her abroad for masters. Luckily for her, she was able to get a job as a care giver immediately she finished her programme. Now this same lady comfortably sends millions of naira back home for investments in properties. She can now afford to send money to her siblings and mom unlike the time she was struggling in Nigeria!

So, no matter how hard you guys try to discourage people from relocating abroad, evidence on ground will always prove you wrong.
CareerRe: FG Denies Approving 40% Peculiar Allowance For Civil Servants by Jman06(m): 10:25pm On May 14
[quote author=oshkoach post=139411170][/quote]Then they should join hands with NLC and TUC to demand an upward review of the minimum wage to at least ₦200,000. How can someone spend many years in the university only to come out and not be able to afford a decent life? How do we now convince our born and unborn children to go to schools when their civil servants parents live in penury?
CareerRe: FG Denies Approving 40% Peculiar Allowance For Civil Servants by Jman06(m): 9:24pm On May 14
FG need to raise the salaries of civil servants again because the high inflation rate is currently doing damages to the little salary they are earning! At a time when the cost of everything has tripled in the country, civil servants must have their salaries increased so as to be able to afford decent living. In most places in the east for example, house rent is now ten times what it used to be! Transportation to work has also increased by ten fold, likewise cost of food items, healthcare and others.

Even artisans have had their wages increased tenfold to meet up with the current cost of living. Banks also have since increased the salaries of their staff. Yet civil servants have not had any significant increase in their salaries. NLC and TUC must call the FG to negotiation table again. Minimum wage needs to be reviewed upwards to at least ₦200,000 so that workers take home pay can come up a bit.
CelebritiesRe: Speed Darlington Reveals He Is Willing To Pay ₦5m To Have A Child by Jman06(m): 4:58pm On May 13
MasterTeeUSA:
I am for real. If he can, he does not need to offer N5m and his actions and behavior should be enough to find him a reasonable girlfriend that is ready to settle down. Would you offer N5m for someone to have baby for you? Does the whole thing not sound weird to you?
Not every guy wants to get married! Some just want to have children and cater for them as single dads. 5M is even small for someone who doesn't want a lifetime commitment to one woman to spend.
HealthRe: Alexx Ekubo : A Silent Health Crisis Many Nigerians Ignore by Jman06(m): 11:08am On May 13
Poor diagnosis is a big challenge currently facing our healthcare system. Even those presenting to hospitals early still don't have a definitive diagnosis for their illnesses until things get out of hand.

If you have ever been admitted or had someone admitted to a Nigerian hospital, you'll understand what I mean. Doctors upon doctors would be referring you to different tests and even having you repeat tests you did before yet they won't be able to pinpoint what your sickness is. That's how you'll keep wasting funds and time until things get out of hand.

Honestly, our healthcare system in this country is in serious crisis!
CelebritiesRe: Speed Darlington Reveals He Is Willing To Pay ₦5m To Have A Child by Jman06(m): 8:01am On May 13
MasterTeeUSA:
at 42yrs old...he has come to this. I doubt he can have children...he will just use...lets keep trying and keep having s*x for free...if you dont have his baby, no money lol...this smacks of desperation or fraud. Oga, go and adopt a child or children. You doubt he can have children at just 42? Are you for real?
HealthRe: The Dangerous Trend Of Using Interns In Our Public Hospitals! by Jman06(op): 7:53pm On May 12
lenghtinny:
How dare you call Interns students huh

You definitely have limited knowledge on how the healthcare profession works
You are the one who is showing us that you have a limited knowledge of how the healthcare professions work.
Interns only have 'provisional' licences which should tell you that they are not yet ready for independent practise! After internship period, some of the healthcare professions still have the interns take pre-registration exams before they're given full licences!
HealthRe: The Dangerous Trend Of Using Interns In Our Public Hospitals! by Jman06(op): 7:46pm On May 12
Solcampbell:
Perhaps he doesn't know who an intern is. I believe he's confusing students on clinical postings with interns.
Interns are at the last stage of their trainings! They have not been fully licenced but possess "provisional" licences! This means that they are not expected to take full responsibilities of patients care! But in most of our public hospitals, they are made to work unsupervised!

In this country, we are good at normalising abnormalities! Even the laws guiding the training of healthcare professionals recognised internship as a period of training where interns are put under the tutelage and supervision of fully licenced professionals in the field.
HealthRe: The Dangerous Trend Of Using Interns In Our Public Hospitals! by Jman06(op):
AngelSlay:
While the concern for patient safety is valid, the conversation also needs balance.

Interns in public hospitals are not simply “students being used to replace staff.” In many healthcare professions, internship is a compulsory transition stage between classroom learning and full professional practice. Doctors, pharmacists, nurses, medical laboratory scientists, physiotherapists, and others cannot become competent professionals without supervised hands-on experience with real patients.

The real issue is not the existence of interns — it is poor supervision, understaffing, and weak healthcare funding.

Public hospitals in Nigeria are often overwhelmed. Many facilities are dealing with staff shortages caused by migration of healthcare workers, delayed recruitment, poor salaries, and inadequate government funding. In that environment, interns sometimes end up carrying responsibilities beyond what should normally be assigned to them. That is a systemic failure, not proof that internship itself is dangerous.

Completely removing interns from direct patient interaction is also unrealistic. Healthcare is learned through practice. A medical doctor cannot become confident by only observing from a distance. A pharmacist must eventually interact with prescriptions. A nurse must handle patients under supervision. The key phrase is under supervision.

Many of the fully licensed professionals being demanded today were once interns who needed experienced mentors to guide them.

Rather than calling for an end to interns participating in patient care, the focus should be on:

Ensuring proper supervision by senior professionals

Hiring more permanent healthcare workers

Improving hospital funding

Creating clear boundaries for what interns can and cannot do

Holding hospital management accountable when interns are overworked or left unsupervised


Blaming interns alone risks targeting young professionals who are also victims of a struggling healthcare system. The solution is to fix the structure that forces them into roles they were never meant to handle alone. Patient safety matters, but so does building the next generation of competent healthcare professionals.
The point is not to stop internship but to curtail reliance on interns which have become the order of the day in many public hospitals! Patients should never be left solely under the care of interns!

I know why I raised this alarm! It is now becoming a norm for many hospitals to rely on these students! Many of them seldom employ fully licenced staff who are meant to train the interns but keep employing interns from year to year. Most times, these interns don't get the expected training and mentorship for the purpose of which they were required to undergo internships!
FamilyRe: How Do Men Become Bold, Fearless And Confrontational? by Jman06(m): 6:59pm On May 11
You need to get 'bammed'! What you displayed there is one of the characteristic of a jewman. No guy when them don carry enter bush go do that kind thing wey you do.

Your younger brother must be highly disappointed in you.
CelebritiesRe: I’ll Never Commit To A Woman Again – Frank Edoho by Jman06(m): 6:35pm On May 11
tonididdy:
Dem say na musician CHIKE awilo d bam bam scatter the tunnel wey make erosion carry the marriage

On a serious note tho...I HATE men who sleep with married women! It's a NoNo in my books
Only low quality men would leave all the fresh single girls and be going after married women! It's disgusting!
RomanceRe: As A 30year+ Old Man, Why You Should Avoid Dating A Lady Under The Age Of 24/26 by Jman06(m): 1:59pm On May 11
cyberbro:
Personally, as a 30+ guy, I wouldn't date such age, but I observe that some of those youngins are sometimes the best. Some of them could be really mature for their age. I don see many 30+ dey behave like JSS1 student, aswear!

If you love her, do the wise thing and marry the girl and start a family with her... no let anybody come gaslight you. cool
I'm already in the process of marrying her
HealthThe Dangerous Trend Of Using Interns In Our Public Hospitals! by Jman06(op): 1:47pm On May 11
It is not uncommon to see internship students being used in our public hospitals to do the jobs meant for fully engaged staff. This trend portends a serious danger as it puts the lives of patients at risks! Interns are students undergoing the last part of their training! They're are ment to be taught the practical aspects of their professions by fully licenced and engaged professionals in the facility!

However, what we now have in many public hospitals is a situation where these interns are taken in place of full staff members and the result is that errors upon errors are made by these interns at the detriment of patients! Many patients have died while others have suffered economic losses as a result of this dangerous trend.

In an ideal situation, interns are not meant to interface directly with patients. It is the job of fully licenced staff members of the hospital to care for patients while delegating minor duties to the interns.

The minister of health must rise to the occasion and put a stop to this anomaly! MDs should be made to employ fully licenced staff members and avoid using interns to do jobs meant for licenced professionals because these interns are not yet fully licenced to practise their professions! We have enough licenced professionals in the various healthcare fields who are ready to take up jobs in our hospitals! Let's stop putting the lives of patients at risks with this dangerous practise! Enough is enough!

RomanceRe: As A 30year+ Old Man, Why You Should Avoid Dating A Lady Under The Age Of 24/26 by Jman06(m):
Panda7:
I opened this thread to help enlighten Other young guys on relationship choice and how your choice can positively or negatively shape/define your future. As a 30year+ old man there is some reason why you should avoid dating a lady under 24years old as they say love alone is not enough to keep a marriage or relationship.
Once you clock 30years as a man, you are no longer a kid neither are you getting any more younger and these are times you should seriously be planning on raising your own family for your own good and a better old age.
I see guys in these categories date a girl who is or just barely 20years and I frown about it. Reason is except you are keeping them for just fun or you both live in the villages (I mention village because girls in the villages tends to legally marry and give birth earlier than those in the urban areas) So my reason is that girls around these age are not mentally, psychologically or even physically ready for marriage unless you have money to woo her family and also be able to keep and control her.
So if you go ahead to invest your resources and time to date a lady who is lesser than 24 years then you should understand that the chances of commitment and reaping off your investment is quite and very slimmer which means you might have to wait till your late 30's to get anything tangible. Secondly, girls at these age will mostly never mastered demanding skills which would help you both in raising a family.
But being with a lady who is up to 26years, she is already thinking about settling down, must have acquired working skills and have learnt one or two about life.
Your opinions are welcome.
You just typed rubbish here! I'm in my mid 30s and my girl is 19. She's one of the most mature ladies I have ever met. At her age, she was able to step out and get herself a job after SSCE and she's doing great at her job. So, stop generalising people. The fact that the girls in your cycle are not matured at that age doesn't mean same applies to every other girls out there!
Foreign AffairsRe: Immigration Fears Grow Among Africans After UK Poll Results by Jman06(m):
UK should stop deporting those already in their country! Allow these people to focus on their jobs and contribute to the growth of your country!

Afterall, Britain contributed to the mess many African countries (especially Nigeria) have become. After years of exploitation of Nigeria, they left the country without dividing it into manageable nations and instead, they continued colonising the country and exploiting her resources. When Ojukwu attempted to create a Biafran nation from Nigeria, Britain still connived with Gowon to prevent it.

They supported the Nigerian government of that time to massacre millions of Igbo men, women and children! Up till this date, they have been interfering with Nigeria's growth and development. They aid and abet corrupt Nigerian politicians who loot the nation's resources and stack them into bank accounts in the UK.

They still allow these unscrupulously corrupt politicians to access the best of healthcare and education from the UK with funds looted from Nigerian treasury thereby hindering them from creating world class hospitals and schools in Nigeria!

They need to understand that many of the people leaving Nigeria for the UK are those who are tired of the country Nigeria which Britain contributed in making a mess of!
PoliticsRe: VP Shettima Speaks On Moniepoint Ceo’s Claim On Lack Of Skilled Nigerians by Jman06(m): 2:49pm On May 10
With the kind of poor salary they pay their workers, moniepoint should be the last organisation to talk about hiring talented staff. Imagine paying a quality assurance manager ₦1.9M per year (less than 200k per month) with all the inflation and high cost of everything in Nigeria of today! Nigerian private sector employers are the most wicked set of humans on earth!
RomanceRe: I Prefer Physically Abusive Wife To Emotionally Abusive One! by Jman06(m): 9:22am On May 10
And physically abusive ladies you shall get Mr Simpson!
RomanceRe: Nigerian Man Shows His Life Transformation After Meeting His White Lover by Jman06(m): 9:19am On May 10
dominique:
A lot of Nigerian girls that size get married to talk slim men. The lady in question is not that big
Seems you're also elephant-sized?? Tall slim Nigerian guys also have their own specs and it is definitely not the elephant-sized women!
HealthRe: 300-bed Enugu International Hospital Nears Completion by Jman06(m): 8:41am On May 09
Peter Mbah is a Godsent to the people of Enugu state! We have never had governance this good since creation of the state. I was arguing with someone the other day that Peter Mbah is the best performing governor in the southeast and he was talking about Alex Otti. Agreed that Otti is doing well in Abia compared to his predecessors but overall, Peter Mbah is the best in the region and arguably in the country as a whole.

Otti is only enjoying the hype of the people because he is in the opposition party! If he had decamped to the APC, the hype would have reduced drastically.
FamilyRe: Husband Catches Mike Etaba In Hotel With His Wife, Confronts Him by Jman06(m): 11:10pm On May 08
TotoSuckker:
What if the husband is not doing a good job of satisfying her, do you expect her to die in silence?
There's nothing like satisfying a woman through sex. Sex was never intended to be a source of pleasure but for procreation! It is humans that turned it into something to rely on for pleasure. Check through the animal kingdom, only humans do sex for pleasure.
RomanceRe: She Left Her Fiancé At 29 For Being Broke, Now At 43 She Is Regretting by Jman06(m): 9:42pm On May 08
bobogogo:
Never call any woman an angel.
You are still fresh in the game.
I wish you the best.
My girl is an angel in human form! I love her so much and I'm almost certain that my marriage to her would be flawless.

Thanks for your wish

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