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Righteousness2:
Suicide is Self Murder! You Have no right to take the life in u. It's not yours

It's all over the Bible
Here are a few

Mark 10:19
Matthew 5:21
Luke 18:20
Matthew 19:18

Righteousness2:
It's unfortunate she had to take a Life.

You may have been Battered,
You may have been Shattered,
You may have been Scattered,

In all these,
The truth remains that
Suicide is not the way out.
Suicide is Murder
The Consequences of Suicide cannot be Compared to whatever Here..
Suicide is an Expressway to Hell!

Burdens are Lifted at Calvary
Take your Burdens to JESUS

eleko1:
useless news.dey should show us how Dey do am in d other room FULLY.

STORM21:
This man is really enjoying. I'm sure he does foursome with all his wives

valdetino:
See the kind of post that make Front page on Nairaland, Nigeria's number one leading platform.

Sometimes I ask myself, if Nairaland was the leading platform in US will they post this rubbish there?

Seun should wake up from his sleep Biko, NL is loosing it every day Biko.

My 2kobo

Eulalia:
I wish she was the only wife. They look good together.

akinjojo1234:
As long as she is happy no qualms. You should even be happy to see this. This just goes to show that no matter how old a man is he can still get younger wives. The case is not the same for women.

Bayodiamond22:
Where is the love? Its not real joor.
This girl is playing with fire, I hope she has a good adviser anyways.

Martinez39s:
This thing called love.

Davash222:
You that married a "youthful" husband, your husband dey spoon-feed you

Mr macho, you dey spoon-feed your wife

Go Ned!

Tranquillity360:
IMO and ABIA will start hating now.





Just watch.

Spice1:
Does Enugu state have such men/women of timbre and calibre like Anambra?



Mouth- made rich men....nonsense!

tonididdy:
Igbos generally love themselves but this is my problem with them. all they care about is themselves.

the reverse is the case for the other opposite tribe yolobas... no mention.

Cryomancer:
I must confess.... Anambra is really blessed with selfless people.

[s]I wish other states would follow suit instead of clout chasing.[/s]

Billygee2u:
He joined Heartless Killers,Traitors/Betrayals and Peace Loving people together. How can it work?

Excalante:
The truth is if 2023 another tyrant like Bubu becomes our president ..... Then 9ja must breakup....

Our hope is 2023

Lifedonor:
In other words you don't want us to leave.

MichaelDuf:
Yoruba and Hausa Fulani cannot let go of Nigeria. They are leaches

MichaelDuf:
Yoruba man. Begging for unity

shaw2:
Ur really spewing trash.
Who are you referring to "YOU PEOPLE" you can be more specific.
Strength in number u say. The fast growing nations across the globe is doing fine blc of their population?
Ghana, Madagascar etc that encourage and invest in the well being of their citizens I hope their population is is the determinant?
There is strength in number when all have common goal and United in order to achieve that.
What do u have here?
Amalgamation of Nigeria was the biggest mistake ever in this country period.

kikero:
I have, and to be honest, Nigeria had the 'appearance of riches' before the oil boom.

Yes, things looked good?....for chaps living in the cities. In the 1960's and 70's the government spent a lot of the income on the city dwelling educated elite because they were the ones going to build up the country. And there were enough jobs because between 1960-80 we were replacing the white people. That's why it appeared we were rich. If you lived in the rural areas, you were poor (There was no power in my village till 2006....and that includes the good old days of the 1960's and 70's. If things were that good, my village should have had light.)

From 1980 onward, the number of educated graduates was higher than the economy's ability to find jobs for them. Add the fact that oil prices crashed in 1982, the guaranteed agricutural markets in the UK were no longer there from the 1970's (New Zealand too lost those guaranteed agric markets in the 1970's as well, largely because the UK was going through severe financial difficulties)..and that's when problems started.

We should have changed the basis of our economy, from being resource dependent to either industries or intellectual driven (New Zealand became something of a tech hub, though they went through some tough times). Instead we kept on being resource dependent, and this time oil was our new drug.

In a way we agree. Bad leadership wrecked Nigeria. Where we disagree is how. You think it is 'in how they used the money only' . I think it is also a large function of 'how the money is made in the first place' too.

nijabazaar:
Curse Lugard.

kikero:
Nope, you can say these are contributory factors., so to speak