Celebrities › Re: Regina Daniels Celebrate Her 25th Birthday On A Wheelchair (Photos) by kingthreat(m): 6:15am On Oct 11 |
cruise don too much among celebrities so tey we no know which one be clout and which one be real. |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: How To Join The Porn Industry In Nigeria by kingthreat(m): 8:05pm On Oct 10 |
A purnstar is only useful for others people's mastturbations. Those in it won't be in it, if not for poverty and stupidity. |
Family › Re: My Drug Addict Brother (advice Us Please) by kingthreat(m): 1:28pm On Oct 10 |
pigmania: Forget the advice of these wicked people asking you to jail him, he is still your blood and deserves love, Jesus said "love your enemies". Your brother no know wetin him dey do again, colos have made a few people mad and even dead in my area, ice is the same as meth and also causes mental illness, that's what keeps him awake, all these things wey him dey do no be with him clear eyes. Kudos to all those who told you to invite the NDLEA, they are the best at handling cases like these if you can't afford rehab. I know someone who spent 6 months in NDLEA custody and came out drug-free. Your brother still deserves love, you don't need to hate him, just see him as a possessed person until the drugs clear off his system. Prisons will not even accept him until he has done a hideous crime. They will ask if you don't know the difference between psychiatry and prisons. |
Family › Re: My Drug Addict Brother (advice Us Please) by kingthreat(m): 10:26am On Oct 10 |
Chikispilot: Goodmorning Good people I will keep this brief
I have a brother he's the eldest and about 28 years old, he's a heavy drug user, he takes everything, all types of weed including Kolos, Ice, and Crystal Meth, we've tried everything possible to stop him but I don't think he can turn back at this point he's heading to his grave
However the actual reason am making this post is not I love him anymore or wants to change him rather it's for out own safety, my parents lives in the village I usually visit them, I am the third child and second son, I am 22 years old.
This boy don't sleep anymore after taking those drugs he will talk till morning everyday, he will threaten my parents and everyone including his children and wife ( he impregnated one girl Like that)
Last week he almost killed his wife if not that my parents were around he was hitting her with stick and my parents intervened
Fast-forward to this week he fought me, I didn't even do anything to him I just came back and he rushed me with Cutlass by the grace of God I overpowered him and gave him a nice beating
Yesterday night I was sleeping and I started hearing a shout I woke up and came outside only to find him fighting my parents this boy was using all kind of weapon on my mum I got very upset and descended on him with wood, I beat him till he got weak, now he's threatening to kill everybody in the house
Like I said I live in the city and will be going back soon, I can't live home Like that cos this boy will definitely do something stupid, I don't even want to go far back on to start counting what we've done and the countless money spent on that slowpoke
I want him arrested and taking out of out family house I don't want to lose my parents at the age of 22, we can't afford a Rehabilitation center now, we're poor, I just want to get him arrested to make sure everyone is safe
I don't really know how the constitution works but can police hold him for us? If yes for how long ? Please 🥺 my parents already have High BP because of this god forsaken boy I need serious advice There is a case of an ex-military officer in Lagos and his drug addict son. The boy one evening went to his father's house and killed him with a knife. Very tragic story. Better him away from your family and his wife. Voices are telling him to kill, one day the voices will be louder in his head. Rehabilitate him. Police may not accept a junkie. you guys should contribute money and force him to a psychiatric home. |
Health › Re: 3 Nigerian Sisters Committed Suicide By Drowning In The UK by kingthreat(m): 7:00am On Oct 10 |
LagosOrigin: There mother died by drowning, the 3 daughters she left behind too died by drowning ..
They are under a heavy curse Yeah could be a curse but it is 100% spiritual. |
Health › Re: 3 Nigerian Sisters Committed Suicide By Drowning In The UK by kingthreat(m): 6:59am On Oct 10 |
The water called the mother. The water called the 3 daughters. There is a spiritual mystery called "mariners" or "Water pikin". People from the water. Few I even know personally. The world is way deeper than you can ever know. A power united 3 different adult ladies to unite in going into the waters and you all are seeking physical explanations. Una go assume tire. |
Health › Re: 3 Nigerian Sisters Committed Suicide By Drowning In The UK by kingthreat(m): 6:53am On Oct 10 |
HacheNoire: If you believe 3 sisters actually did that, then you need your head to be checked.
They were murdered! Okay what is the proof of your assumption? |
Health › Re: Doctor Harvested A Pregnant Woman’s Kidney During Cesarean Section - Nurse by kingthreat(m): 2:14pm On Oct 09 |
Soon bandits will be kidnapping and having a doctor on standby to remove kidneys. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: 81 U.S Aircrafts Destroyed By Iran During 6-Months War (Photos) by kingthreat(m): 6:47am On Oct 09 |
jchioma: Weapons can be rebuilt or purchased but human lives? Show us the casualty figures for both countries, including high level leaders and military commanders. That’s the real koko of the war. I know you will add the number of school girls to the human scores to suit your satisfaction. |
Crime › Re: 3 Suspects Rob & Murder Entire Ifeanyi Chukwu Family In Ibadan by kingthreat(m): 6:05am On Oct 08 |
Hanging them will be unfair. It will only be fair to feed them to wild beasts like hyenas to devour. |
Business › Re: Lagos Opens Toll-Free Line For Residents To Report Fake And Substandard Products by kingthreat(m): 8:32am On Oct 07 |
Them billionaires are in trouble  |
Sports › Re: FIFA Knew Congo Fielded Ineligible Player Against Nigeria In 2026 W'cup Qualifie by kingthreat(m): 8:26am On Oct 07 |
Not like we would have qualified pas round of 32 if we actually got to the World Cup. |
Family › Re: Depressed With My Child Situation by kingthreat(m): 5:46am On Oct 06 |
capetownboyz: These past few days have been emotionally and mentally hectic for me. I've been dealing with my child's mother and the disrespect that comes with it. I don't understand how someone can be so cruel insulting my family and stirring up trouble just because I decided to take a few weeks off from child support so I could recover and look into other sources of income.
I'm dealing with someone who can barely take responsibility for her child and couldn't even allow me some time off. Instead, she flared up, made the issue about my family, and started posting pictures of me and my mother online, insulting us and saying my mother should tell me to take care of my child.
I have always wanted to have custody of my child, but she is making it impossible. Now I feel so hurt because she keeps making the situation difficult for everyone and is painting herself in a bad light. My child is trapped in this horrible situation and I feel like I can't do anything to get her out. It feels like I'm slowly losing her and all the happiness I've ever had watching her grow, all because of her mother's behavior. She is divisive and chaotic and always tries to cause provocation instead of seeking peace. I feel bad and I get hear ache thinking how it all went wrong. I just feel it wasn’t ripe for me to have a child but she pushed for it and the outcome is quite a sad tale except for the beautiful experience I had with my child .. we never dated long for me to vet her horrible behavior but I guess chameleons are best at disguising themselves.. jeez I hate this version of life I had bringing my first child into this world and if I had a chance I would put a stop to whatever fling we had that led to this.. one of my worst fears ever Do not let anyone come in between you and your peace of mind. To the horrible baby mama, warn her that any negative post on you or your mother an you will block her. Or retaliate too with crazy post of how she came to ruin your life. She is hurting you because she thinks you are weak and susceptible to her tactics. Don't ever be a gentleman when dealing with her. Send wat you think is fit for the child and save every receipt of transfer sent to a 3rd party. |
Crime › Re: Unidentified Man Found Dead In Lekki Gutter by kingthreat(m): 3:53pm On Oct 05 |
Hope it is not the good old colos |
Family › Re: Banker Left Homeless After Wife Relocated To Canada And Blocked Him (Video) by kingthreat(m): 8:26am On Oct 05 |
kimjessey2019: I got married with the hope to relocate with my wife to Canada but I did not tell her. When we were planning our traditional marriage she betrayed me that even till date I don't trust her again. Her people gave me a crazy marriage list and I had plenty fall out with them which I later discover that it was her who was telling them how to extort me and etc. How did I found out? Her phone would auto record every call and one day she went to salon and left her phone at home so I used it to make call and I wanted to delete the record and that's how I listen some of her calls with her mother. Long and short of this gist is I knew that even though she is calm, respectful and supportive but having a woman who listen to her people and tell them everything in her home will be a disaster if you take her abroad. Till date she still do not know why I left her in Nigeria. My point is the sign will always be there but some men will just hope there own will be different. Smart gee. If you didn't make the move you did, your story would not just be a comment, it will be the topic. |
Family › Re: Banker Left Homeless After Wife Relocated To Canada And Blocked Him (Video) by kingthreat(m): 8:23am On Oct 05 |
LordIsaac: He is a careless man, if you asked me. It did not start in Canada! Sometimes when a man wants to make a strong decision like divorce, some family and friends tell him not to. Me I like to look at the situation and tell them the truth. Many women secretly despise their husbands and the best decision is to let her out of your life if not they will turn you miserable like this man is. |
Celebrities › Re: My Manhood Stopped Working After My Brain Surgery — Julius Agwu by kingthreat(m): 8:18am On Oct 05 |
allen113: So this could be the main reason the wife left nawa ooh. Thank God his alive. He chased her away. |
Politics › Re: Galadima: My Daughter Zainab Has 2 First Degrees, 5 Masters, PhD But No Job by kingthreat(m): 7:11am On Oct 05 |
Kobojunkie: Ah! More of the same classic excuse used by the highly anxious and uncertain(lacking confidence) individuals out there! 🥱🥱🥱
This special one wants us to believe he is an entrepreneur coaching individuals with 5 master's degrees. 🥱🥱 Yeah I am special and many consider me so. You that says everyone must be an entrepreneur, is everyone in your home one? |
Politics › Re: Galadima: My Daughter Zainab Has 2 First Degrees, 5 Masters, PhD But No Job by kingthreat(m): 7:03pm On Oct 04 |
Kobojunkie: Ah! The classic excuse used by the highly anxious and uncertain(lacking confidence) individuals out there! 🥱🥱🥱 Not an excuse. I am an entrepreneur and I have coached entrepreneurs and guess what more than 50% fail at it an return to paid jobs. You that your entire existence is based around Nairaland knows only a little but you always feel that you know all. |
Politics › Re: The London-paris Plan To Rig Nigeria Election In 2027 by kingthreat(m): 6:12pm On Oct 04 |
Bigkoko: By now I expected Nigerians if not all but a sizeable number of sane, educated and astute people to come to the painful realisation that European criminals are hellbent on rigging the next election for their rogue in Aso Rock…..but it will not happen!
If it comes to choosing between two bad things, the current bad crook in Aso Rock must not be amongst the options!
Take a critical look at your problems: Late Buhari. Foisted on Nigerians by 10 Downing Street London, even though they knew the old man has absolutely nothing to offer….to make matters worse, they poisoned him as soon as he entered Aso Rock!
What happened next…… Boko harm, bandits, all sorts of evil blood splashing entities were unleashed in Nigerians coupled with the economic downturn.
After ruining lives…. He quietly went to die, as usual, in a London hospital.
Next, their pick…..a confirm crook with narcotics past and currently tied to some of the most monstrous criminals on earth, was picked for you guys. A vegetable with a limb confirmed as lifeless.
What does he want, you will be forced to ask? Same thing the street level drug traffickers supporting him here also want: an aura of power, which they are not worth!
Now that The Economist has gotten their gig, and fired the first PR shot….Nigerians it’s almost 11:59pm for you to take your country back from European criminals!
We have a lot of stuffs happening behind the scene, as soon as our case is properly registered, we will break the the news!
For now……prepare your mind: Vote your choice & be prepare to defend your vote! Once I saw that post, I realized that there was a plan to declare fake election results which will be backed by the EU most especially France. Opposition better have a strong plan. |
Politics › Re: Galadima: My Daughter Zainab Has 2 First Degrees, 5 Masters, PhD But No Job by kingthreat(m): 6:06pm On Oct 04 |
Kobojunkie: Someone with five master's degrees should not be looking for a job but rather building a business and looking to employ others to work for him/her, unless:
1. All those degrees are literally worthless 2. Despite all of those degrees, he/she has yet to realize the worth of the knowledge he/she has acquired 3. He/she is still highly anxious and uncertain(lacks confidence) even after all those degrees 4. There are no 5 master's degrees Not everybody is an enterpreneur. You and these your poorly thought-out one-sided opinions. |
Travel › Re: States Received CNG Buses From Federal Govt To Cut Transportation Costs by kingthreat(m): 8:30am On Oct 03 |
lamentor78: What will Tinubu do for God sake to please all these wicked souls call opposition.
He has bought buses , to be fare at reduced rates still another wahala for opposition. Has the fares been reduced? |
Foreign Affairs › Re: 32-Year-Old Australian Teacher Accused Of Sexually Assaulting Male Student by kingthreat(m): 4:55pm On Oct 02 |
At 14-15, I wished one of my female teachers or aunts groomed me. That was the innermost wish in my heart then  |
Family › Re: Igbo Men Are Waking Up Now!! by kingthreat(m): 9:35am On Oct 01 |
franchasng: this thing being discussed is not exclusive to Igbo women but a general sickness common to Nigerian married women of our time. Yes it may seem more prevalent among the Igbos Yes it is general because most women find it hard to love kids who aren't their. but more prevalent over there in the East. Whatever the reasons be, let the society resolve. Just like meaningless ritual killings is prevalent in the South West. |
Family › Re: Women Are Children by kingthreat(m): 9:32am On Oct 01 |
Samantha125: How would I have an idea when I was still a child who had no business asking about my father's finances? Your point is invalid. You labelled a man who plans his finances broke. Your point was invalid. |
Crime › Re: Nigerian Man Jailed For Raping A Patient In The US (Photo) by kingthreat(m): 9:31am On Oct 01 |
May all the sexual perverts here get visa to japa so they can mess up there and go to jail. Amen somebody?  |
Family › Re: Women Are Children by kingthreat(m): 9:05am On Oct 01 |
Samantha125: I don't know, you can go and ask him. If you have no idea then stop shaming another man who has chosen legit income to be broke. |
Family › Re: Igbo Men Are Waking Up Now!! by kingthreat(m): 9:03am On Oct 01 |
franchasng: I am not here to argue baselessly, unless you want to deceive yourself. Yes most of the incidents you saw online might be done by Igbo married women, but as a concerned person, I am telling you sincerely that it is more of a Nigerian married women sickness that is not exclusive to Igbo women alone.
I am sure you also know this and you experience it even in your family but would want to play ignorant of the truth just to justify the lie that it's an Igbo women thing.
It's even among the Yorubas that mothers use fowl words and swear words to send their children and wards message or errands. I have lived in their midst in the past and I did my NYSC in a core Yoruba state, so I am not blabbing. As for North, I haven't lived there to know what goes on there, so I can not speak about theirs but we have also seen wives of northern politicians maltreat their domestic workers and those working under them which still justify what I am saying that it's a Nigerian married women sickness  In my family, we had maids at a time and they were all above 20 and they left when they needed to. So sorry to disappoint you, your traumas doesn't have to be that of others. |
Family › Re: Women Are Children by kingthreat(m): 8:23am On Oct 01 |
pocohantas: Your wife is a child. That is her personal problem as there are women who haven't sent off their 2yo kids to expensive schools.
No school would put a 2yo in Nursery. She would be in preschool.
I believe 3 is a perfect age when the child has been perfectly potty-trained, can talk and feed his/herself. But some kids could be anti-social or showing slow developmemt, so they need to interract with kids their ages. There is a reason second child tends to hit milestones faster than the first.
The only problem I see here is the cost.
Except it is peer-pressure because Naija mothers suffer FOMO. Once they see other women doing back-to-school, they will run and wear their 1yo long uniform with black shoe. Next thing is to tell you their child is 7yo in JSS1. @OP, this woman is not a child o. Infact she adult pass plenty men. |
Family › Re: Women Are Children by kingthreat(m): 8:20am On Oct 01 |
Samantha125: Just say you're broke... We understand that the economy in Nigeria is hard. How much did your daddy pay for your nursery school class? |
Family › Re: Flood Is Dealing With My Family And I by kingthreat(m): 6:47am On Oct 01 |
Sorry oo. But we are not contributing money for you.  |
Family › Re: Igbo Men Are Waking Up Now!! by kingthreat(m): 6:46am On Oct 01 |
franchasng: The only mistake you made is tagging it an Igbo thing or Igbo women problem.
Back when I was fully in Lagos, even before I got married, I once saw a young girl walking on the estate road very early in the morning, bare footed, I was forced to slow down and observe, then stopped and called the girl to come, she came and I asked her why is she walking bare footed early in the morning, she responded in Yoruba dialect. I didn't understand her, so I managed to ask her if she understands English, she replied small small. As I was still trying to talk with her, a man around 50 or so from my guess stopped by and came close and I quickly told the man what I noticed before stopping. The man then started asking her questions in Yoruba and they spoke for some time before the man then turned to me and said the girl ran away from home because she was staying with her stepmother who was maltreating her, always beating her with anything she lays her hands on and starves her often.
Let me stop here.
My point is, this issue of maltreating house helps, domestic workers, and minors is not done by Igbo women alone, it is a Nigerian married women sickness!
Most Nigerian women are very wicked to anybody living with them that is not their biological child. From their husbands siblings to their house helps to just name it, and it's a big shame to all Nigerian women. I don't know why it is too difficult for married Nigerian women to welcome and treat other people's children with love, it's not a big deal, it's a serious deficiency among Nigerian women which I despise so much.
Nobody is above mistakes but when you want to correct a minor or your house help or anybody else, correct them with love like you would do to your own child.
Because of this thing, I don't take Nigerian women and their religiosity serious cos I know say they are wasting their time cos Christ commanded us to love our neighbors like ourselves yet Nigerian married women find it so difficult to love their house helps, junior workers, domestic workers and those living in their homes like their own biological children, it's really a sad thing in Nigeria  OP is Igbo and is unashamed to be saying a fact. What you are trying to do is similar to a Northerner trying to generalize banditry when we all know the region where it is exclusive to. Google is our friend. Over 90% of cases of child abuse emanates from there. The sooner the society over there handles it squarely, the issues will be resolved. |