Romance › Re: “She Doesn’t Deserve You If She Doesn’t Pay You Allowance” – Female Twitter User by khalids: 4:19pm On Aug 28, 2017 |
ProudtobeaMUMUM: Oloshos are also giving out opinions, you hardly hear whites dumping their bfs because of money,. You either did not read or did not understand the post...............SMH for you |
Crime › Re: How My Brother Was Stabbed To Death By His Wife - Makeup Artiste by khalids: 12:06pm On Aug 28, 2017 |
Wonder what she will tell her children when they are grown and ask for their Dad.... |
Celebrities › Re: D'banj rocks N260,000k Gucci Trousers To #kingdoncome Premiere (photo) by khalids: 11:45am On Aug 27, 2017 |
Sugarcious: When will this dude realize that his career is over. Dbanj is no longer relevant. So I made FTC! Keep talking trash...Did he tell you he is looking for your approval.......You just lack basic understanding A musician cannot sing all the days of his life....there has to be life after music and DBanj is walking that road......this is the business end of music where the real money is......Look at Dr Dre...do you think singing would have made him the billionaire he is today...he has gone to the business end where the real money is.... Reminds me of a comedians definition of rich and wealthy....(Christian Ronaldo is rich, but the owners of Real Madrid that pays his bills are wealthy).. DBanj has left the path of rich...he is now towing the path of wealth |
Christianity Etc › Re: 4 Things You Probably Didn’t Know About Christianity And Sex by khalids: 11:40am On Aug 27, 2017 |
swiz123: The basic reason for sex should be to procreate. All other reasons are secondary and to some extent not religious. There was a man in the Bible tho I've forgotten his name, he had sex with his brother's widow and poured his semen on the floor.God killed him. That should be enough reason to show that sex shouldn't be all about fun. This is the problem with today's people.....even after going to school and getting taught about context you still cannot understand....... You just pull a phrase out of the bible...gave your own interpretation and conclusion..... So if i you had a sentence such as "you killed David, with rib cracking jokes"......and the some one comes and just takes out "you killed David" I guess it would be okay for us to charge you for murder based on the latter statement CONTEXT AND UNDERSTANDING......very important |
Phones › Re: What Words Do You Hate Seeing On Social Media? by khalids: 1:12pm On Aug 26, 2017 |
All tribalism words |
Romance › Re: Reasons You Shouldn’t Trust Men So Easily by khalids: 1:26pm On Aug 25, 2017 |
Doesn't this apply to virtually every body.......i don't even trust the pastor next door....As in whats the ish with these front page topics these days |
Politics › Re: Restructure Your Minds, Hearts Not The Country – APC Tells Nigerians by khalids: 11:21am On Aug 25, 2017 |
Who are the APC youths and who do they represent. And why should I care what they think or say..... We are 160million Nigerian and the APC youth at most cannot be upto even 100,000......so how does anything they have to say concern us.....
I suggest the APC youths shut the Bleep and allow their 160million elders talk.....
Besides is restructuring not one of the campaign promises of the APC.....these guys are playing with 2019 oooo....The way they will be disgraced out of power e no go be here....they are all feeling smart now |
Celebrities › Re: Beverly Naya Was Bullied For Having Bad Eczema, Crooked Teeth, Lightbulb Head by khalids: 10:03am On Aug 25, 2017 |
succyblinks: Seeking online approval also shows that she hasn't really gotten over the bullying and still has esteem issues And so, is it a crime.... I don't know why people are so harsh these days.... |
Politics › Re: Photos Of Oil Spillage In Niger Delta Communities by khalids: 9:30am On Aug 25, 2017 |
omaar12: That can only happen in a multi ethnic country BT can also be checkmate by confederational system of government in this case the center will hold less power and those federating unit ( the various tribes) operating their own laws and also having their laws in line with the confederational law agreed upon by all federating units. Anyone found to be corrupt in his or her clime will be made to face the music of the federation where he or she comes from, by so doing it up to those federating unit to either promote corruption in it clime or kill it totally. Bros now we are talking......It similar to what America does.....each state has its own unique laws, rules and regulation tailored to suit their people and they also abide by certain federal laws agreed by all. Each state has autonomy to govern and control resources within their region, while paying tribute to the center for running of the federation.... This the system that will ensure we are able to move forward........The power at the center needs to be reduced to purely administrative and defensive duties |
Politics › Re: Photos Of Oil Spillage In Niger Delta Communities by khalids: 3:35pm On Aug 24, 2017 |
omaar12: One thing with breaking into smaller unit and if I may add same ethnic group oriented country is that No one will complain of witch hunting of one region toward another. For example u see how in Nigeria where corrupt politician tend to go scout free after embezzling it state coffers the ( ministers and senator) will be defend and hidden away from the law by those from the same region. but in an ethnical based country take the igbos for example they have 5state and some part of delta and rivers states let just say 6 in total, it won't be 6 rather they will be broken down into smaller units. if anyone is found wanting on the basis of corruption the power to lobby a lot of people will be reduced even for a sitting president, not to talk about a provincial governor it vice and the provincial representative in the National assembly. I agree with you on this point....but you and I know our people.....You see those 5 states you mention...they are still made up of smaller tribes. That is the time you now start having people from those different tribes pointing accusing fingers.... Take for example the Niger Delta now....it only looks united because there is a common enemy to fight, remove that common enemy and they will go back to fighting each other....Ijaw, Isekiri will now remember that they are enemies....Even in the west thats the time, the Ife and modakeke man will remember that they are enemies or the kunuri and fulani man........ For me I think we need reorientation in our value system and in our way of thinking.....otherwise we will keep dividing until each local government stands alone and maybe each household.. |
Crime › Re: Man Attempts To Kill Woman For Ritual In Mbaitoli Imo, Gets Arrested. Photos by khalids: 1:54pm On Aug 24, 2017*. Modified: 3:28pm On Aug 24, 2017 |
tigeress2011: Afonjas pushing and hyping this small news, rare occurrence in SE to front page to claim that Igbos do this kind of crime too. Let me tell you something afonjas, even Zulus in South Africa and Kantayans in Mozambique know that ritual killing is the is birth privilege of afonjas. Just keep talking trash, believing your problem is from other tribes.....Let me tell you all tribes in Nigeria are virtually the same, when it comes to perpetuating evil...the general populace have lost their values...... The fight we should be fighting is how to stop the ills of our society, not this tribal nonsense that helps no one..... As you are now, do you trust even your fellow tribes man....I am sure you don't. That means the issues is not about tribe....it as to do with the decay in values of our society and that is what we should be fighting to improve |
Politics › Re: Photos Of Oil Spillage In Niger Delta Communities by khalids: 1:49pm On Aug 24, 2017 |
omaar12: So we can both agree that those in power are the reason for our ethnic division it so divided that it best we all go our separate ways where lobbying won't be too hard a task for our senators of the various new republic states. My issue now is those in power also include people of all these regions and if we go our separate ways....they most likely will still be in charge How then will this same people now be able to give us good governance....when they don't really care about us |
Politics › Re: Photos Of Oil Spillage In Niger Delta Communities by khalids: 11:06am On Aug 24, 2017 |
omaar12: Why support something that you won't benefit anything from. let take the issue of the second Niger bridge. if this bridge was to be constructed to connect the south and north, I would have been built and we would have Even forgotten about it. Am saying no matter how you try to lobby those senators from other regions, provided they won't be benefiting anything from it, it just won't sail. Its called lobbying because the other senators also have motions to push.....When they come with theirs too, you also would not support them..... The senate is sent up in a mutually assured destruction kind of way....if you throw away my bill, i throw away you own bill too... The problem is our senators are not interested in what the people want only in what enters their pocket.....It is a Nigerian problem and it involves all ethnic groups... |
Politics › Re: Photos Of Oil Spillage In Niger Delta Communities by khalids: 10:42am On Aug 24, 2017 |
omaar12: The Igbos are pushing strongly for self determination under mazi Nnamdi kanu the question is, is he a politician (No).aside from the fact that he uses abusive words on other ethnic group I can tell u for a fact that most people from other ethnic group support him because he came out to say what everyone has been meaning to say BT to afraid to. And the ND will hold those leaders account when they are on their own, they won't blame abuja, southwest or south east. for their leaders have no reason not to be accountable. Human beings naturally always think their problems are cause by some external forces and never by them.....The Niger Deltans are currently unable to hold their leaders to account now, how will they be able to do it when they get self determination.... As for Nnamdi Kanu,....lets assume he get Biafra to be on its own and he is even made president, Is it not majority of the politicians holding office today that will still end up as governors, senators, counselor etc....Do you think Kanu will be able to control them....or he will be running a dictatorship government.....Remember you said he is not a politician, how will then be able to maneuver the crazy political terrain that he will gain.....how will he be able to deliver on his promises if the political elites dont play ball or they begin to sabotage him.....When it comes to politics things are not as simple as we think.... See Ghana for example, even after Rawlings virtually executed the entire corrupt political class....till now not very much as changed, simply because the new political class also have the same mind set as the old... See south Africa, even after Mandella's fight and sacrifice and later presidency.....how much better is life for black south Africans today.....today black south Africans have now looking to blame other migrant blacks for their problems..... What I know is this the problem with Nigeria is our value system and our citizens mindset.....and this ramshackle values system/mindset as been imprinted into all tribes.... |
Politics › Re: Photos Of Oil Spillage In Niger Delta Communities by khalids: 10:32am On Aug 24, 2017 |
omaar12: Are they the only ones in the national assembly, they can only put forth a motion or whatever those guys do up there. they can force the rest assembly member to support the motion. what will the north gain from the clean up ( Nothing ) so they won't support what will the south west gain from the clean up( nothing) what will the south east gain from the clean up( Nothing) as far as this other region does not take it seriously and the cash flow is not stopped. the real clean up will never ever come. But in their own country or a country shared with just one of the 3 major ethnic group they can lobby for the clean up and the motion will set sail perfectly. they can't heal the land even with restructuring and they can't push for self determination on their own. Accepted, they cant do it alone......But have those senators, house of rep members put up these notions.....mind you same applies for all senators as regards the regions they represent.....Senators usually have to lobby and put pressure for their motions to be taken seriously......if the senator cannot get it done...then he is not the right person for the Job....it means he just there getting paid and doing nothing... Its also part of the Governors, LG Chairmen and Counselors duty to help in creasing the pressure that the motions moved by the senators should be attended to with seriousness....but are they doing this... Government is about politicking...lobbying....compromising ....and even blackmailing.....it appears the leadership is not playing the politics right or they don't care and are simply just interested in the money that enters their personal account |
Politics › Re: Photos Of Oil Spillage In Niger Delta Communities by khalids: 7:44pm On Aug 23, 2017 |
sanandreas: The Niger delta is a complex region. The government a the centre should do more close monitoring of these funds. I can't pay my son's school fees without asking for result at the end of the term. Disbursing the money isn't the only issue. Was ur aim achieved should always be in our retrospect. But don't you think it would be much easier putting pressure or fighting the leadership closer to home than the federal govt.... Its just a Nigerian problem, the federal govt cannot be chasing every body....and even the few times they do using EFCC and ICPC.....the same people will come and shout that they are persecuting their son, that they should allow the guy chop....so which way forward |
Politics › Re: Photos Of Oil Spillage In Niger Delta Communities by khalids: 7:23pm On Aug 23, 2017 |
sanandreas: NDDC is not well funded. The allocations are sometimes not disbursed fully. Recently you would hear cry from students been sponsored by the commission of abandonment. The terrain is not like other parts of the country. I will not say government have totally neglected the people but the dividend never gets to host community. Niger Delta is continuously been raped and no one seems to care. So why are they not taking the fight to those that are closer to them ...that are meant to get things done and table their case to the larger government.....,they need to put the fear of God and Man into those their leaders As par the NDDC fund do the communities know how much goes in there and do they call them to account at the year ends.... They need to call them to account, they were established solely for their development ....no other region in Nigeria has this.. |
Politics › Re: Photos Of Oil Spillage In Niger Delta Communities by khalids: 7:05pm On Aug 23, 2017 |
sanandreas: When Niger Deltans agitate for development it is as if they are asking too much. The whole country enjoyed the milk flowing yet we live in abject poverty. As par development, I see NDDC keep getting funds.....what do they do with it....Fund they have gotten runs into billions where has all the money gone.......And the leadership of NDDC are from the ND Secondly the Niger Delta is part of several states....why are the governors not also developing those areas..... |
Politics › Re: Photos Of Oil Spillage In Niger Delta Communities by khalids: 6:53pm On Aug 23, 2017 |
omaar12: I think those from the ND are justly right to lead the fight for self determination they have every reason to, why they are holding back still baffles me. even with their oil wealth they hold No power to save their region from disaster. If I where to be from that region my first goal would be to lobby one of the big two from the south especially those who share the same ideology as I do. Then we sign an MOU checkmating any loopholes that will make us feel suspicious of each other, prepare and draft how things will be done in the eventuality of a successful break up which must be entail in the MOU. They say if one wants something perfectly done, he should do it himself, NDeltans should stop being redundant and raise their voices, strike the iron when it Hot. this is the period of self determination you should not be sorry for wanting to leave this contraception for the betterment of the future of ur children, stop sitting on the fence. Come out in mass and save ur region. This is another angle that I always laugh about.....Self determination....Okay. Lets say today they get self determination, who will be the leaders in the Niger Delta....is it no the same people who holding senatorial, governorship, counselor positions right now...... People that do not care now....do you think they will now start caring when self determination is given......... The problem is in the leadership.......hold those leaders by the balls and they will be the one running to Abuja to get things done in their backyard.....A Governor, Local government chairman, counselor will sit down in his office forming boss...when his people are suffering desperately....and we will be pointing fingers to some far off government....they should put their leaders on their toes |
Politics › Re: Photos Of Oil Spillage In Niger Delta Communities by khalids: 6:46pm On Aug 23, 2017 |
Does the Niger Delta not have representation at the Federal level....what are their senators doing, what are the governors of those states doing, what are their counselors doing and local government chairmen doing....
These are the people that they should hold to get things done for them......complaining to their fellow Nigerians or posting on Nairaland who are also facing neglect from government is not going to solve anything......
And when we say government, who exactly is responsible to get the cleanup done....don't they have names, don't they have addresses....
We just keep channeling our anger in the wrong direction.....if there are elders chopping the money...do the youth not know their addresses.......
We just all sit back and think someone somewhere will solve our problems for us...we need to take initiatives in the right direction |
Family › Re: Wife Breaks Husband's Head For Complaining About Her Food (Graphic Photo) by khalids: 9:31am On Aug 23, 2017 |
OneHead: So i stumbled on this facebook post, please read with me.
Emmanuel Onuoha wrote
A woman did this to her husband yesterday, just because of small argument with her about food issue, more over the man lost his job and he has been trying his best to secure a job but she take it serious and used log of wood on his head , I pity that woman and may God forgive her If it is you now what will you do ?
Though the case have been settled by friends and family members,they asked the woman to kneel and apologize,the woman said she did it out of annoyance due to her husband keep doing promise and fail.
See the man's facebook profile link via
http://www.naaija.com/2017/08/read-story-wife-breaks-hubbys-head-complaining-food/ Funny how women go hostile once a mans finances takes a u-turn. There seems to be some mentality that they have no part to play in the families financial situation.....I wonder what people like Ngozi Okonjo-iweala, Diezani, Oprah, Alakija would say about such women......... A person who has no iota as to how to bring in money to the family ...wants to frustrate/kill another person because they can't do the same.... |
Crime › Re: Police Arrest Ritualist & Robbers In Rivers, Recover Dead Body & Cars (Graphic by khalids: 9:10am On Aug 23, 2017 |
AreaFada2: Well, isn't religion supposed to make people better people? It should follow that the more people who profess Abrahamic faiths, the better the society should be.
I remember as a kid preaching about town. That was a time many people still openly worshipped in the traditional African way. Yet the world was not this wicked. I went about town with other teenagers not fearing kidnap or being abducted for ritual.
A few decades on, every street has religious houses and mankind is so wicked.
The excuse of poverty does not wash. Back then many families had no TV, no phone, no car and little income too. Some did not even have electricity. Borehole in the compound was unimaginable for most. They were just less greedy for money, not that they were richer or better off. Therefore you might want to ponder over your own question too: "what is the message our religious houses are preaching?"
Now for Christians, what they should preach and enjoin adherents to practice are obvious enough in the Bible. So are they doing it? How are they doing it?
If Christianity and the rectitude, albeit imperfect, that come with it does not manifest in our lives, what kind of Christians are we? Are we the type Christ would be proud of?
Sowing seed to reap aplenty or just going on about prosperity or overly espousing materialism won't get the society far at all.
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Sports › Re: Arsenal Player Salaries 2017-18 (clubs Wage Bill Revealed) by khalids: 5:59pm On Aug 22, 2017 |
Afam4eva: I tell you say i no sabi simple maths? Obviously you are illiterate, otherwise you wouldn't have quoted me....  |
Sports › Re: Arsenal Player Salaries 2017-18 (clubs Wage Bill Revealed) by khalids: 5:47pm On Aug 22, 2017 |
Afam4eva: Iwobi 30k weekly? That boy needs to go to enyimba. Bro...makes 15million naira every week....that's 60million a month |
Politics › Re: Southern Monarchs Slam Sultan: Nigerians Want Full Restructuring. by khalids: 5:05pm On Aug 22, 2017 |
OMG....who the hell cares what the Sultan thinks......we are 160 million Nigerians and he is one over privileged spoiled Nigerian...
His opinion is his own and hold no water/relevance in our lives......he can go hug a tree.....we want restructuring, shikena |
Family › Re: My Lord, I Have Two Husbands, Can I Divorce One? - Woman Asks Ibadan Court by khalids: 4:31pm On Aug 22, 2017 |
When you turn Olosho work to life career... |
Sports › Re: Wayne Rooney Taunts Same Angry Man City Fans - 5 Years Apart! by khalids: 3:39pm On Aug 22, 2017 |
Its funny that the fans are booing him, considering that he is also England's team captain and favorite player..... Its kind of a catch21 situation, damned if you do, damned if you don't  |
Politics › Re: Dino Melaye Enjoying Safari Cruise With His Kids - Pictures by khalids: 3:32pm On Aug 22, 2017 |
Sorry to say ooo....But why one of the boys resemble Mr. Ibu...  |
Family › Re: "I Travelled For 1 Week & My Husband Turned My Kitchen To This" - Woman by khalids: 11:17am On Aug 22, 2017 |
NwaAmaikpe:

A wise woman should know that men are not domesticated. She should have begged a female friend to fill in for her or gotten a young female help.
Men are wired to thrive outside the home front. Household chores are solely the responsibility of the wife.
A man might not be able to wash his own plates at home but he will toil and labour like a pig under the sun all day just to bring something back home.
Any man who washes dishes at home is a sîssy.
I dedicate my FTC to StephDamieola, Ishilove, Italianwine, YoungDaNaval and the new female househelp Ndifreke that I just got. She's the true reason for my absence. nigga please....  This is nothing but a pigs excuse..... Shows nothing but pure laziness/dirtiness.. |
Career › Re: NBS: Banks Sacked 360 Workers Every Week From January To June by khalids: 10:11am On Aug 22, 2017 |
NwaAmaikpe:

They probably deserved it.
Sacked bank workers are mostly people who probably committed fraud, or were indicted,
Or individuals who have served for long . What kind of nonsense talk is this..... |
Crime › Re: Ifeanyi Dike, Portharcourt Child Killer Escapes Police Detention! by khalids: 5:16pm On Aug 21, 2017 |
gsogbu: This is very sad to hear. Earlier it was snake smugglers now it is a ritualist. I totally condemn the negligence on the part of the police, and will willingly volunteer to stage a protest in Port Harcourt until the police provides this criminal. Lalasticlala Mynd44 please help move this to front page NEGLIGENCE.......guy you make me laugh...are you new to Nigeria Let me inform you, if this story is actually true, it means money has changed hands and they have let the guy go....Nothing like escape... And this is one of the major things that has been promoting jungle justice, because our police cannot be trusted |
Celebrities › Re: Stephanie Coker Laments About The ‘Poor’ Services Of Nigerian Embassy Workers by khalids: 2:23pm On Aug 21, 2017 |
The truth is that nepotism is destroying the country....a lot of the people working there, got there via the influence of some god father. And as such have very little regards to anyone and lack dedication to duty
They show high level of indiscipline because no one can touch them due to the influence of their god fathers....
That is why even though there has been so much complaint about the embassy, no one has been fired, suspended or any overhaul carried out. |