Romance › Re: “stop Getting Married In Your 20s, Make Enough Money First “- Lady Advises by Kobojunkie: 10:34pm On Mar 15, 2025 |
occfx: ➜According to the topic, she said make enough money. So my reply is focused on enough money which I said you cannot gauge. ➜In fact, it is not early marriage that makes people poor if that's where you are confused. I think by "enough money," she probably meant something along the lines of escaping the poverty threshold completely before then proceeding to raise kids.  2. Over 170 million Nigerians today live below the poverty line, many of them as a result of poverty having been passed down to them by their parents/ancestors. This means the vast majority of Nigerians currently in their 20s are living under the poverty line, and many of them believe that somehow marriage will magically save them from a life of poverty, a notion that defies reality.  Early marriage, in and of itself, isn't a problem at all. Rich people, for example, are known to arrange early marriages for their children with other rich people, and these marriages typically solidify their wealth and connections as a result. However, for people coming from a poverty background, early marriage mostly serves to exacerbate the condition, propelling it to a generational status in their lives and that of their offspring.  |
Romance › Re: “stop Getting Married In Your 20s, Make Enough Money First “- Lady Advises by Kobojunkie: 10:26pm On Mar 15, 2025 |
Muhylonaire007: ➜Let people do what works for them. This life no get template. The other day, one man was lamenting that the mistake he made in his life was not marrying early. You can’t tell people to live life in a certain way. Your template may not work for another person. there is indeed no template for how to live life. However, there are many more foolish ways to live life than there are wise ways. With over 170 million Nigerians currently living in poverty, and with common knowledge being that poverty is highly likely a generational curse, choosing the wise templates would be the right thing to do for all at this point.  |
Food › Re: They Say Nigeria Is Hard But See Someones Lunch by Kobojunkie: 10:21pm On Mar 15, 2025 |
iamnotillicit: U too like to argue Just swallow ur spit sometimes and move on... No be everything Everytime be debate Again, was the meat on fire?  |
Romance › Re: “stop Getting Married In Your 20s, Make Enough Money First “- Lady Advises by Kobojunkie: 10:18pm On Mar 15, 2025 |
israelmao: ➜With fleeting nature of woman's beauty and splendor my candid advice to ladies is if they men who truly love them in their 20s they should waste no time in saying affirmative. ➜Some social media commentators/ influencers' pieces of advice could be confusing. Only to end up mired in poverty for the rest of their lives and then pass it on to their children and so on, right?  2. Abeg, please, this year, begin to dey use your brain!  |
Romance › Re: “stop Getting Married In Your 20s, Make Enough Money First “- Lady Advises by Kobojunkie: 9:59pm On Mar 15, 2025*. Modified: 10:15pm On Mar 15, 2025 |
occfx: ➜Foolish people think money has gauge.. There is nothing like enough money... Just find your size of partner and continue the hustle ... Your own difinition of wealth may be another man definition of poverty. The problem people have is not cutting there coats accordingly. How can you be a salary earner and be dating a Brazilian wig marshal? The more money you make the more your taste board increases. E no get gauge unless you contend with yourself. My own be say, try to be a better person everyday or learn new things everyday. Make sure where you are today is not where you are tomorrow. So the over 170 million Nigerians living in abject poverty today, with over 50 million of them having passed the condition on to their children and so on, do not have any fault in the fact that is their poverty, is what you are saying. We can gauge poverty but not wealth.  |
Food › Re: They Say Nigeria Is Hard But See Someones Lunch by Kobojunkie: 9:46pm On Mar 15, 2025 |
occfx: ➜The smoke is unnecessarily much I want to believe that either the man was smoking some really bad cigarettes or the smoke was photoshopped onto the picture  |
Romance › Re: “stop Getting Married In Your 20s, Make Enough Money First “- Lady Advises by Kobojunkie: 9:44pm On Mar 15, 2025 |
Adakintroy: ➜What works for you may not work for others so its advices in the end not definite statement of instruction. Marriage is not bad for young girls. Making money is not the female role but the male. The female is the support. If you spend your twenties making money, you may find yourself way too competitive or assertive to recoil or summit to a man. Other times you on the aging side to attract the right kind of man. Other times again too picky because of your conscious statues. This isn't about marriage being bad for young girls but the fact that the majority of said young girls are from a poverty background at this point in history and should not have any business with raising children of their own until after they have conquered the poverty issue first. Either that or risk cursing their family and children with poverty for generations to come.  |
Romance › Re: “stop Getting Married In Your 20s, Make Enough Money First “- Lady Advises by Kobojunkie: 9:34pm On Mar 15, 2025*. Modified: 12:31am On Mar 16, 2025 |
Hellisreal70: ➜E.g omotola jalade, regina Daniel, etc abi? Against that handful of cases you mention, I play for you the over 50 million married Nigerians(North and South) who are living on the lowest rungs of poverty, many of whom also started families early and are— with at least one generation later — mired in poverty.  |
Romance › Re: “stop Getting Married In Your 20s, Make Enough Money First “- Lady Advises by Kobojunkie: 9:28pm On Mar 15, 2025 |
cr7lomo: ➜Men hardly marry women in their 30s ...did she consider the biological factor ?? At 30 women loose 90% of their eggs and at 35yrs she could have serious problems conceiving . It is high time women avoid such foolish men altogether.  |
Romance › Re: “stop Getting Married In Your 20s, Make Enough Money First “- Lady Advises by Kobojunkie: 9:25pm On Mar 15, 2025 |
ItisWell22: ➜A financially strong female is a plus to the society at large. Beautiful! In the prevention of childhood illnesses, girl child education is almost always number 1. Reason being that an educated female is expected to be viable, financially as well as make good decisions and contributions to the wellbeing of the family. But then, there’s no age range or limit nor starting point for making wealth. It happens when it happens. Do what works for you, lady. For me, I’ll always advocate for early marriage. The benefits healthwise, are enormous. Your body will thank you. If you can’t do it early, make sure you position yourself well, especially financially, to make it less strenuous on your body. Your body will be grateful… This suggestion of yours goes against common knowledge at this point, which is that the vast majority of women who marry earlier are more likely to not only remain poor but also guarantee their children remain mired in the very same. What this means is that these supposed benefits of early marriage that you claim are only in the minds of those who subscribe to such opinions.  |
Romance › Re: “stop Getting Married In Your 20s, Make Enough Money First “- Lady Advises by Kobojunkie: 9:22pm On Mar 15, 2025 |
Mopeola: For your accurate peace of mind and harmony, l recommend you do not marry but try have a kid or children, ask your self why That only works with those who have transcended such things as religion/tradition and their manipulation.  |
Romance › Re: “stop Getting Married In Your 20s, Make Enough Money First “- Lady Advises by Kobojunkie: 9:20pm On Mar 15, 2025 |
idahme: After making the money iin your 30s you still look for a man to take care if your bills who are you deceiving? Yourself of course How does that amount to deceit?  |
Family › Re: Parenting In Nigeria Is Pure Business! by Kobojunkie: 8:38pm On Mar 15, 2025 |
1Sharon: ➜Asake 🤨 Is he/she one of the parents described in the OP?  |
Family › Re: A WOMAN WHO IS NOT EATING WELL GOOD NUTRITION, MAYB HARD 2 CONCIEVE A BABY BOY by Kobojunkie: 8:28pm On Mar 15, 2025 |
Adanambra1: noted sir . You are not even trying to fix the disconnect between the content of the article and your topic, are you?  |
Family › Re: This Boy Had Been Abandoned By His Parents by Kobojunkie: 8:20pm On Mar 15, 2025 |
Villa12: ➜What's your take please Quite an unfortunate one there. Maybe you should just go hear the grandmother out and then go from there. Even if she offers that you take custody of the boy and you have to decline, it is still ok to listen to her. 😩😩😩 |
Family › Re: ......... by Kobojunkie: 8:05pm On Mar 15, 2025 |
Andrecole: ➜You're just a fool I am the fool, but you are the one who compiled that OP for the consumption of others? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 |
Family › Re: This Is What Is Happening In My Family. Advice Needed. by Kobojunkie: 8:04pm On Mar 15, 2025 |
SoftSport: Ah bro, it’s like your family is caught in some ancestral Netflix series, land grabs, eerie customs, and diabolical twists, but stay sharp and play the long game; your wisdom will outmaneuver all this drama. Netflix is not the real world, where the opposite is typically the case— people are too afraid to act wisely.  |
Food › Re: They Say Nigeria Is Hard But See Someones Lunch by Kobojunkie: 8:00pm On Mar 15, 2025 |
missjekyll: ➜It's very hot. Looks like banga soup. That food is way too much for 1 person That looks like smoke in the picture, not steam.  |
Family › Re: ......... by Kobojunkie: 8:00pm On Mar 15, 2025 |
Andrecole: ➜I don't even know the appropriate caption for this post. I'm really dismayed at what is happening in my family. First, my paternal grandfather died many years ago when my dad was only just 10yrs(according to Him). After my grandpa died, my grandma(father's mum) remarried. This time she got married to my grandpa's cousin. According to the customs and traditions of the land, when a man dies, the deceased brother is allowed to marry his late brother's wife and possess the children as well. This prevents the widow from going outside the family lineage to remarry. My father grew up with his stepfather who doubled as his uncle as well. Now my father died a few years ago, and my mum remarried. Presently, I'm scared this may happen to me cos it's beginning to look like a viscous cycle. I'm really worried. ➜ Secondly, my father's land which is my possession(by inheritance as the firstborn) has been seized by my uncle. An older stepbrother to my late father. My dad built on the land many years ago, but before he died, the building had collapsed. A few years after his burial, this step-uncle went and built on it without the permission of me or my siblings. At the time he Built on the land, I was only 20yrs of age and now that I have grown, I became very angry and reported the matter to the elders in council. I told them to find another land for me to build my own house since I can't bring down their own building. Though I'm not financially ready to build now. I'm only trying to secure what is rightfully mine. In my village they don't sell land. They just give, and u appreciate the giver with a token. It is forbidden to sell land. Sincerely I don't know what to do again cos this man doesn't have any land to give me and he's a very fetish and diabolical person. He is a core idol worshipper who loves charms a lot. In fact, He kills. I'm trying to apply wisdom in dealing with him. 1. What vicious cycle would you be referring to? You forgot to mention why your granddad and then your dad died. So, please explain to us what it is you are afraid might happen to you.  2. He built it without permission, and you are unwilling to take him to court because?  |
Family › Re: Parenting In Nigeria Is Pure Business! by Kobojunkie: 7:54pm On Mar 15, 2025 |
Kaczynski: ➜to see old person way get sense hard like f maths Na almost myth for Nigeria.😐 |
Family › Re: Parenting In Nigeria Is Pure Business! by Kobojunkie: 7:53pm On Mar 15, 2025 |
1Sharon: I'm happy that Asake isn't married yet. You all would have been quick to accuse his wife. Yeye. Who is he/she, and why the mention?  |
Family › Re: A WOMAN WHO IS NOT EATING WELL GOOD NUTRITION, MAYB HARD 2 CONCIEVE A BABY BOY by Kobojunkie: 7:29pm On Mar 15, 2025 |
Adanambra1: ➜"This sounds undoubtedly driven by the fetus," said Kent Thornburg, a fetal physiologist at Oregon Health Sciences University who was not connected with the study. Thornburg said the findings do not necessarily mean that boys are heavier solely because their mothers eat more. "That would lead to the conclusion that the more a pregnant woman eats the bigger her baby will be and that female babies would be larger if only their mothers ate more," he said. "A more realistic hypothesis is that fetuses stimulate the appetite in their mothers in proportion to their requirement for optimal growth." Scientists do not understand exactly what causes appetite to increase during pregnancy, but the study's findings suggest there is a chemical communication between mother and fetus so that males can grow faster than females, with the mother being signaled to eat more to enable that growth, Thornburg said. Thornburg said the findings could be relevant to the recently discovered relationship between growth in the womb and the risk in adulthood of illnesses such as heart disease and diabetes. I can't seem to find the connection between the title and the information presented in the article.  |
Food › Re: They Say Nigeria Is Hard But See Someones Lunch by Kobojunkie: 6:10pm On Mar 15, 2025 |
thesolutions: Fresh from the fire. Remember I said Clay pot. Again, was the meat on fire?  |
Food › Re: They Say Nigeria Is Hard But See Someones Lunch by Kobojunkie: 5:49pm On Mar 15, 2025 |
thesolutions: ➜Clay pot does a lot of things. It retains heat Again, was the meat on fire is my question.  |
Food › Re: They Say Nigeria Is Hard But See Someones Lunch by Kobojunkie: 5:39pm On Mar 15, 2025 |
PresidObi: ➜Introduction of smoked meat into the plate of nsala soup. Was the meat on fire?  |
Food › Re: They Say Nigeria Is Hard But See Someones Lunch by Kobojunkie: 5:23pm On Mar 15, 2025*. Modified: 4:09am On Mar 16, 2025 |
Benbroz: Some are crying that no food and Nigeria is hard while some are laughing and enjoying saying food is too much. What did you eat today. Why is the food smoking(smouldering)? 
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Christianity Etc › Re: Did The Father Give Jesus Only Some People? Why Was Jesus Using Parables? by Kobojunkie: 5:21pm On Mar 15, 2025 |
Antichristian2: ➜Why can't the father give Jesus everybody? ➜Was Jesus sent to everybody from this verses? Jesus continues to explain things to the disciples. But to others he uses parables so that they don't understand and are not forgiven! 1. The likely reason why YHWH — God of Israel— could not give Jesus Christ "everybody"(every family of Israel, that is), is the fact that through His many prophets— Joel and many others — YHWH had revealed that not all the people in Israel & Judah would go on to be redeemed by Him. Many of the people — approximately 1/3rd — were destroyed by Him during the Last days(the destruction of Jerusalem & Judah, which took place in the first century, happened as a result).  2. Jesus Christ of Israel was emphatically clear that He was not sent to everyone of Israel as He also spoke of the fact that many would be destroyed - Matthew 24 & Mark 13 & Luke 13.  |
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Family › Re: Nigerian Lady Calls Out Dad In Girls’ Group On X For 5AM Tea Request by Kobojunkie: 12:22am On Mar 15, 2025 |
Factcheck0001: ➜Like seriously I am totally against this, it doesn't make sense to inconvenience others just to get what u want not even during odd hours. Like seriously there's no justification to it, personally I don't sleep early. I sleep very late n I wake up early but I hate been woken up when asleep. As a married man I can't even do that to my wife let alone my kids, like how did d father even say it? Haba, nawah for those supporting this rubbish. How can u wake someone up to make tea for u, just imagine 5am. E no good at all It is utterly selfish parenting!  |
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