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Politics › Re: Tanko Yakasai: Amotekun Will Promote SouthWest, Southeast, Southsouth Secession by kapelvej: 10:27am On Jan 25, 2020
GoTV:
sad As a born again Christian who is meant to speak the truth at all times, i think this amoketun issue is being hypocritically blown out of proportion to expand hatred for other tribes especially the Fulanis. Why must we Christians be the brain behind the vast support for Amotekun when the Nigerian constitution is clear about the roles of the armed forces and police in the security of the country? Why must we form an ethnic militia to target fellow Nigerians when the constitution guarantees freedom of movement and doing business nationwide as long as we are Nigerians? What we fail to realize is that the south east cheering on Amotekun sees its as a synonym for their biafra agitations and they will rather support anything that will disband the relative peace and unity of Nigeria. The IPOB sympathizers will be the one to cry wolf when Amotekun starts targeting their tribesmen who commits various crimes in the south west. MURIC recently condemned the killing of a CAN pastor and sympathized with we Christians, how many Christians will condemn the killing of an imam or Muslims? Instead we rejoice when tragedy strikes them forgetting we are all humans before religion. Instead of emulating our Muslim brothers who have remained silent on this issue of Amotekun, we Christians are disturbing the cyberspace with hypocritical comments. Amotekun will never see the light of the day as long as we remain one Nigeria. It's a bad policy and a tribalistic security outfit aimed at persecuting other Nigerians. On behalf of we Christians, i condemn Amotekun. Let's learn to live in peace and harmony sad
Fool either you don't know what christianity is or you are a fool
Politics › Re: Femi Fani Kayode Replies The Fulanis by kapelvej: 1:09pm On Jan 23, 2020
The Daura du llard will not like this
Politics › Re: Junaid Mohammed: Amotekun Southwest’s Tribal Militia For Oduduwa Republic by kapelvej:
E pain am. Fulani bigot cheesy grin grin
Politics › Re: South-West Governors Move To Legalise Amotekun by kapelvej: 5:59pm On Jan 18, 2020
TallPck1:
Wow, this movie is getting interesting.


Waiting for Myetti Allah/Muric....

Waiting for Mallami.....


Waiting for FG.....


Waiting for Tinubu.....


Let me get my pop corn!


I've this mifi MTN 4G network unlocked to work with all sim except smile.
Lagos call. +234 815 532 5936
after this your ranting against the owners of Nigeria, you still went ahead to put your contact details. Oga go get small sense
Family › Re: My Wife And Mother Hate Each Other by kapelvej: 3:18pm On Jan 18, 2020
E685:
My wife and I have been together for 8 years now, married for 5. I am 33 and she is 30. We now have our first child, a son who is just turning 1. He is everything to both of us. Before our son, our relationship was strong, although to be honest I’ve always been frustrated with my wife’s way of handling issues. I’m the kind of person who is very hard to get angry, I hear people out, and I talk out my issues. I listen to all sides and I think logically before emotionally. I seek therapy when I’m stuck. My wife is the opposite. She reacts with emotions first. She is very quick to be offended by anything. She will shut down and refuse to communicate until she has had time to process. I do all of the work resolving issues we have. I sometimes wonder if I ever stop taking the high road and work through our issues, if anything would ever resolve itself. So that being said, conflict management aside, we are happy. We are passionate, have similar interests, and make each other laugh.

Then there’s my mother. Where to begin. My mother, while seen as incredibly loving and generous to many people, is also a person who has been shut out of so many relationships in her life that I really just feel bad. My father and her are divorced. She has a genuine phobia of being left out - of gatherings, of relationships, of family. She is extremely smart and knows how to manipulate people into doing what she wants. She also widely seen as a “difficult” person. She is difficult in that she finds great offense to issues many people would not notice or care about. If she feels wronged, she will overwhelm the person who wronged her with incessant questions trying to make them feel her side until they cave in. In her closest relationships, her absolute need for the show of love and inclusion and validation cause the very people she is trying to reel closer in to push her away, a self fulfilling prophecy. My Mom, while I love her, is her own worst enemy.

Needless to say, these two, my wife and my mother, clash. At first they liked each other. The very first issue involved our wedding planning. My wife had a very clear plan for the guest list, and my mom asked for a number of her friends to be included on the list. My wife did not want that, got immediately upset and the situation blew out of control. My mom called me nonstop asking why my wife could be so cold, unwilling to see her side, or give in even an inch. My wife felt my Mom was making the wedding all about her, and could not believe she was called cold. She was “done”. My mom wasn’t paying for a cent of the wedding either so this was another offense. In the end I brokered a compromise, much to the dismay of both women. Each held the grudge for a long time.

Occasionally my mother would do something that my wife disliked, and my wife would be pissed at me for not standing up for her. Admittedly I had never stood up to my mother, I always took the time to listen to her side and find reason behind her otherwise inflammatory ways. My wife and mother had a falling out right before the wedding, and forced me to choose sides. I struggled as I found both of them to be at fault. I chose my wife and my mother hated it. Ever since, basically anything that my mother says or does, whether good or not, offends my wife. Even the most genuine attempts by my mother to reach out to my wife are smacked down. My wife has never made any effort to release the past resentment. Over the years my mother has attempted to take the high road, only to be barely acknowledged by my wife. I have always pleaded with my wife to at least pretend to like my mother. She did a bad job of pretending because my mother would always call me and ask why my wife appears to never care or never let go of past feelings. So both saw through each other, my mother would continue to act happy and loving, while my wife never would.

Anyway now our son came into the picture. He is amazing and being the first grandchild on both sides, the grandparents want to be around him every chance they can get. My mother visit every weekend. I told my wife we have to let her do this. My wife dreaded this. I told my mother that one of the weekends, we wanted her to visit on a Sunday (staying over till Monday morning) instead of a Saturday because we had plans that Saturday. In actuality the day was a birthday celebration for my father in law, being held at her parents house. She just didn’t want my mother involved in everything so she put her foot down. My mother wouldn’t take no for an answer and pulled it out of me what we were doing that day. Well she took great offense to the fact that she was not automatically invited, and couldn’t believe how cold, unChristian, and I loving my wife and her family were.

This stuff affects me greatly so of course I share with my wife, and she exclaims she is done with my mother. No longer wants to be nice or pretend, she is tired of how much my mother always wants it all to be her way and then throws out insulting and hurtful words about my wife to get her way. I get messages from my moms friends telling me how I need to see things my moms way, they would never exclude their mother this way, and that my wife is causing all of this.

And so here we are. I saw my mother the next day, and my wife removed herself from the situation by staying out for the day. It was incredibly uncomfortable. I told my mother how mad I was at her for always being so difficult and never just letting it go. I told her my real feelings about how I wished she could stop needing such inclusion and love. Her response was that she is justified in wanting to be included in everything, and that my wife has never shown her any love or effort and it was obvious, so what could she possibly do? I told her my wife is willing to work on this, perhaps in professional therapy. But in reality my wife wants no part of that and has no desire to mend anything anymore. I think she resents me for trying to mend things.

So what do I do? I’m frustrated with my mom for being difficult, always needing more and never letting things go, and saying inflammatory things when she doesn’t get her way. But I see that all she’s ever wanted was peace and love, and my wife never gave her that. I’m frustrated with my wife for getting so easily offended at everything my mother says or does, and I wish she could make any effort to see the other side and let go of such a grudge. My mother is definitely strong willed and manipulative but I think there is love there if only we could work through it. My wife is extremely assertive and refuses to let anyone wrong her twice. Both think the other has always been dead wrong, the entirety of the blame, and will never change. My wife is ok never seeing my mother again, yet my mother says she wants to let bygones be bygones and attempt to work through it.

What should I do? Forever stuck in the middle. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Oga, I am not in your family, but I strongly believe that the main reason that you can not do anything is because their is no one in your wife's family who you can report her to. Most women like this have zero regards foir their own family. If not that, what kind of woman will disrespect another woman that can pass for her own mother.?
Family › Re: My Wife And Mother Hate Each Other by kapelvej: 3:15pm On Jan 18, 2020
Vicyace:
Bros,

In all honesty, you are soft, way too soft. Although you are reasonable, it's important to be decisive and put everyone in their place.

You have been able to thoroughly understand both your mum and your wife. You have solved the puzzle halfway. Now, you have to take some rigid decisions. You have been flexible enough and it's obviously not yielding any positive results. You mum still acts the way she always does, your wife still plays you emotionally and dictates how she wants things to run.

As the head of the family, take a stand. Call a meeting between both families. Before doing this, have another discussion with your mum and your wife separately. This time, let them know you are not having anymore bullshit from none of them. Tell them, henceforth, things are going to be done your own way as the head of the family. Tell them loving each other or at least pretending to love each other is non negotiable. Your mum should have access to her grandson just as your in-laws do.

The meeting between both families should go a long way in resolving these differences. Your wife's parents also have a lot to do in talking sense to your wife. If they want you to have peace, then they should plead with your wife to make peace with your mum.

Pray to God for guidance and remember to take a stand. Show a different and a much more manly and decisive side of you and watch both of them behave.
Women like that have zero regards for their own family
Family › Re: My Wife And Mother Hate Each Other by kapelvej: 3:08pm On Jan 18, 2020
E685:
My wife and I have been together for 8 years now, married for 5. I am 33 and she is 30. We now have our first child, a son who is just turning 1. He is everything to both of us. Before our son, our relationship was strong, although to be honest I’ve always been frustrated with my wife’s way of handling issues. I’m the kind of person who is very hard to get angry, I hear people out, and I talk out my issues. I listen to all sides and I think logically before emotionally. I seek therapy when I’m stuck. My wife is the opposite. She reacts with emotions first. She is very quick to be offended by anything. She will shut down and refuse to communicate until she has had time to process. I do all of the work resolving issues we have. I sometimes wonder if I ever stop taking the high road and work through our issues, if anything would ever resolve itself. So that being said, conflict management aside, we are happy. We are passionate, have similar interests, and make each other laugh.

Then there’s my mother. Where to begin. My mother, while seen as incredibly loving and generous to many people, is also a person who has been shut out of so many relationships in her life that I really just feel bad. My father and her are divorced. She has a genuine phobia of being left out - of gatherings, of relationships, of family. She is extremely smart and knows how to manipulate people into doing what she wants. She also widely seen as a “difficult” person. She is difficult in that she finds great offense to issues many people would not notice or care about. If she feels wronged, she will overwhelm the person who wronged her with incessant questions trying to make them feel her side until they cave in. In her closest relationships, her absolute need for the show of love and inclusion and validation cause the very people she is trying to reel closer in to push her away, a self fulfilling prophecy. My Mom, while I love her, is her own worst enemy.

Needless to say, these two, my wife and my mother, clash. At first they liked each other. The very first issue involved our wedding planning. My wife had a very clear plan for the guest list, and my mom asked for a number of her friends to be included on the list. My wife did not want that, got immediately upset and the situation blew out of control. My mom called me nonstop asking why my wife could be so cold, unwilling to see her side, or give in even an inch. My wife felt my Mom was making the wedding all about her, and could not believe she was called cold. She was “done”. My mom wasn’t paying for a cent of the wedding either so this was another offense. In the end I brokered a compromise, much to the dismay of both women. Each held the grudge for a long time.

Occasionally my mother would do something that my wife disliked, and my wife would be pissed at me for not standing up for her. Admittedly I had never stood up to my mother, I always took the time to listen to her side and find reason behind her otherwise inflammatory ways. My wife and mother had a falling out right before the wedding, and forced me to choose sides. I struggled as I found both of them to be at fault. I chose my wife and my mother hated it. Ever since, basically anything that my mother says or does, whether good or not, offends my wife. Even the most genuine attempts by my mother to reach out to my wife are smacked down. My wife has never made any effort to release the past resentment. Over the years my mother has attempted to take the high road, only to be barely acknowledged by my wife. I have always pleaded with my wife to at least pretend to like my mother. She did a bad job of pretending because my mother would always call me and ask why my wife appears to never care or never let go of past feelings. So both saw through each other, my mother would continue to act happy and loving, while my wife never would.

Anyway now our son came into the picture. He is amazing and being the first grandchild on both sides, the grandparents want to be around him every chance they can get. My mother visit every weekend. I told my wife we have to let her do this. My wife dreaded this. I told my mother that one of the weekends, we wanted her to visit on a Sunday (staying over till Monday morning) instead of a Saturday because we had plans that Saturday. In actuality the day was a birthday celebration for my father in law, being held at her parents house. She just didn’t want my mother involved in everything so she put her foot down. My mother wouldn’t take no for an answer and pulled it out of me what we were doing that day. Well she took great offense to the fact that she was not automatically invited, and couldn’t believe how cold, unChristian, and I loving my wife and her family were.

This stuff affects me greatly so of course I share with my wife, and she exclaims she is done with my mother. No longer wants to be nice or pretend, she is tired of how much my mother always wants it all to be her way and then throws out insulting and hurtful words about my wife to get her way. I get messages from my moms friends telling me how I need to see things my moms way, they would never exclude their mother this way, and that my wife is causing all of this.

And so here we are. I saw my mother the next day, and my wife removed herself from the situation by staying out for the day. It was incredibly uncomfortable. I told my mother how mad I was at her for always being so difficult and never just letting it go. I told her my real feelings about how I wished she could stop needing such inclusion and love. Her response was that she is justified in wanting to be included in everything, and that my wife has never shown her any love or effort and it was obvious, so what could she possibly do? I told her my wife is willing to work on this, perhaps in professional therapy. But in reality my wife wants no part of that and has no desire to mend anything anymore. I think she resents me for trying to mend things.

So what do I do? I’m frustrated with my mom for being difficult, always needing more and never letting things go, and saying inflammatory things when she doesn’t get her way. But I see that all she’s ever wanted was peace and love, and my wife never gave her that. I’m frustrated with my wife for getting so easily offended at everything my mother says or does, and I wish she could make any effort to see the other side and let go of such a grudge. My mother is definitely strong willed and manipulative but I think there is love there if only we could work through it. My wife is extremely assertive and refuses to let anyone wrong her twice. Both think the other has always been dead wrong, the entirety of the blame, and will never change. My wife is ok never seeing my mother again, yet my mother says she wants to let bygones be bygones and attempt to work through it.

What should I do? Forever stuck in the middle. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Brilliant write, good and clear english. IELTS SCORE 9/9
Politics › Re: Presidency Displeased With Governor Abdulrazak Over Ile Arugbo Demolition by kapelvej: 11:48am On Jan 18, 2020
Please, was he not sent by the presidency ?
Family › Re: If You Were To Marry Again, Would You Marry Your Current Spouse? by kapelvej: 2:25pm On Jan 16, 2020
I wont marry again
Politics › Re: Breaking: NWC Meeting: Oshiomhole, Others In Shouting Match by kapelvej: 4:05pm On Jan 14, 2020
Shot man , big temper.
Christianity Etc › Re: Ghanaian Pastor Caught In Hotel Room Trying To Sleep With Church Elder's Wife by kapelvej: 6:36pm On Jan 13, 2020
hopefulLandlord:
Christians should be very watchful of their utterances against this pastor as what he wanted to do might've been commanded by Yahweh as he works in mysterious ways and his wisdom, as our Holy Bible said, looks like foolishness unto man.

Yahweh once told the Israelites to kill all midianites but keep young virgin girls as war booty. This sounds wrong to us but whatever Yahweh commands is wise even if it looks wrong in our limited knowledge he has his reasons

Yahweh figuratively destroyed Saul for not totally destroying the Amalekites

Yahweh once told Ezekiel to eat bread baked with human shiit

Same way Yahweh sent lying spirits to Ahab's prophets. This also sounds wrong to us but he has his reasons we aren't privy to and he answers to no one

Yahweh also hardened Pharaoh's heart while using that as opportunity to send more plagues and kill innocent people until all firstborn sons of the Egyptians are dead. This also sounds cruel but that's Yahweh showing us his loving power and nobody should question him

Yahweh struck Onan dead for refusing to cum into his brother's wife's vagyna


Yahweh's ways are not our ways. its possible Yahweh instructed to sleep with his church elder's wife. Yahweh might have his reasons so we should not use our limited knowledge to judge what a man talking to a being of unlimited knowledge does. Beware not to bring a curse upon your lives and future generations by attacking a true man of Yahweh
careful man
Health › Re: Please Help Diagnose This Scalp Disease (Disturbing Photos) by kapelvej: 6:25pm On Jan 13, 2020
okomile:
Naira land no be hospital

Take her to the hospital pronto grin
fool
Foreign Affairs › Re: Breaking!!! Tension As Another Rocket Hit Iraq Military Base Hosting US Troops by kapelvej: 4:09pm On Jan 13, 2020
Damnnn
Foreign Affairs › Re: Lets Just Say America Forced Iran's Error To Shoot The Ukranian Jet by kapelvej: 1:15pm On Jan 12, 2020
Iranian Government is the worst enemy of Iran, and not America
Foreign Affairs › Re: Protests Erupt In Iran After Military Admits Downing Ukrainian Passenger Jet by kapelvej: 8:38pm On Jan 11, 2020
Na wa
Foreign Affairs › Re: Watch Donald Trump's Press Briefing On Iranian Missiles Attack On U.S. Bases by kapelvej: 9:29pm On Jan 08, 2020
Gbammmmm
Foreign Affairs › Re: The US, Iran And Qasem Soleimani Story Explained In 400 Words by kapelvej: 10:35am On Jan 08, 2020
Ghen ghen
Crime › Re: Burial Delayed As 40 People Killed In Stampede At Iranian Commander’s Funeral by kapelvej: 2:38pm On Jan 07, 2020
These people and death
are like 5 and 6
Politics › Re: Look At What Will Possibly Make Iran Abandon War by kapelvej: 4:39pm On Jan 06, 2020
Entrapment
Foreign Affairs › Re: Macron Urges Iran To Avoid ‘escalation’, Voices ‘solidarity’ With US by kapelvej: 1:07am On Jan 06, 2020
Na wa. Softly softly
Politics › Re: Donald Trump Gives Legal Notice To US Congress To Strike Iran (photo) by kapelvej: 1:05am On Jan 06, 2020
Damn
Politics › Re: Death Of Soleimani: Nigerian IGP Adamu Places Policemen On Red Alert Nationwide by kapelvej: 10:11pm On Jan 05, 2020
this guy thinks this is a joke
Foreign Affairs › Re: Donald Trump Tweets About Hitting Iran Hard, Iran Responds (Photos) by kapelvej: 7:16pm On Jan 05, 2020
lazinny:
I dare you to show me when and where Obama gave Iran billions. Someone will tell you a dog has 6 legs and you'll believe. Learn to fact check outrageous claims especially when it comes from a serial liar like Trump.
see how lazy you are. Why are you like this. I followed the news then. Trump blocked the last payment plod a simple Google check.
Politics › Re: What Would You Change First If You Become The President Of Nigeria Today(2020)? by kapelvej: 6:23pm On Jan 05, 2020
seniormallam:
I will goto USA, France & UK to sign ministers that will head all agencies.........believe me, there's this natural progress that comes with white people been in charge.........expecting miracle from this our old fools politicians is just waste of time.........imagine Nigeria trying to buy arms through south Africa during Jonathan's regime, see mtn and dstv all in the hands of white south Africans.......even the GLO we claimed to be our own.......the whites are the engine room.....adenuga is just the financier.
you are right. Look at what they turned Australia to just in 65years
Foreign Affairs › Re: Donald Trump Tweets About Hitting Iran Hard, Iran Responds (Photos) by kapelvej: 4:19pm On Jan 05, 2020
Pentasoft1978:
is not happening now. tweet that was done since early hours of today. are U just watching CNN. May be there was power failure in your area since morning.
exactly what is the point of your post ?
Foreign Affairs › Re: Donald Trump Tweets About Hitting Iran Hard, Iran Responds (Photos) by kapelvej: 4:16pm On Jan 05, 2020
Everything is about leadership. Obama gave Iran billions, it is the same Iran Trump is trumpilizing
Politics › Re: Oshiomhole: Obaseki Angry With Buhari Over New Year Card Gift by kapelvej: 10:18pm On Jan 04, 2020
Jubrilllllllllllllll again
Politics › Re: Sowore Kicks Off A Nationwide #BuyReadApunch Campaign (Photos) by kapelvej: 1:33pm On Jan 03, 2020
Afamed:
With the last N200 you suppose take buy Opa this morning?
Damn, savage you are
Foreign Affairs › Re: Inmate Escaped U.S. Prison In 1979, Recaptured On New Year's Eve by kapelvej: 1:20pm On Jan 03, 2020
izzou:
[color=royalblue]The system Is working but that guy beat the system.

If he didn't get into crime again, he would never ever have been found.

Since 1979, and they are just busting him now. Imagine how many more that are out that haven't been found [/color]
My dear you missed the point, he did not beat the system, he was only hiding from the system. In other countries, people like this will be the lawmaker or executive deciding the faith of people that are far holier than them
Politics › Re: EXCLUSIVE: Buhari Appoints Level 12 Officer, Son Of Late Ally, As Head Rural Ele by kapelvej: 5:09pm On Jan 01, 2020
tke dullard, never disaapoint
Romance › Re: My Wife Is Emasculating Me by kapelvej: 2:30pm On Jan 01, 2020
LordKO:
If you're a Mech. Engr. with at least 2 years previous work experience in the petroleum industry, send me a PM immediately.

As for your wife and her recent attitude, it's obvious that you've been living with a frenemy all this while. Only few men are lucky, and can be lucky, to marry virtuous/submissive women. Since she's of the small-minded stock, you've to master the art of treating small-minded people and mete out same to her - if you aren't small-minded like her too.
Your qoute caught my attention...Only few men are lucky, and can be lucky, to marry virtuous/submissive women..

and mete out same to her - if you aren't small-minded like her too. This second one seems contradictory, I thought it was a small minded person that will pay evil with evil. Please kindly explain. Please
Nairaland General › Re: Happy New Year, Nairalanders by kapelvej: 1:50am On Jan 01, 2020
Happy new year

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