₦airaland Forum

sunsweet33:
■ Hahaha 🤣 You said you brought up Nigeria vs other countries because I mentioned evil and curses. And now that evil And curses in the context of foreigners is mentioned, you say it doesn’t matter 😆 Good night o

What you just said makes no sense!

I said people are free to believe as they choose but at the end of the day what is real is that regardless of their delusions, the better hospital system is what prevails over their many delusions.

delpee:
■ It's my choice to bring God into any situation.

Then it is equally my choice to call you out for attempting a lie using the name of God.

specialmati:
chai who will set the people free,is this what the people want.will this country ever work .when will things like this stop in nigeria.what is all this .like you collect one bag and after it's finished what next . living in bondage.

I thought I was the only one who wondered why this was happening like this abeg!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

sunsweet33:
■ You are just going around in circles…unless you can prove that people in other countries don’t believe in curses (they do) then your argument is meaningless.
■ There’s no info stating that the couple refused CS but you mention it as if it’s fact, yet still you want to dictate to other people what and what they should mention…abeg shift

1. It does not matter whether they believe in secretly believe in curses or not, what matters is that science almost always comes to the rescue at the end of the day. So a good healthcare system is powerful enough to handle most of those nonsensical ideas you carry there too.

2. Arggh! You forgot that I mentioned the deplorable healthcare system in Nigeria first. The fact that the majority of religious folks do avoid CS is not to be downplayed at all, even though it was not my intention to present it as the definite reason for the death in this case.

delpee:
■ You should have ignored the post instead of insulting me. It's my opinion. You don't have to agree with me. Indecency in spoken word speaks volumes.

I didn't insult you at all. You insulted God by mentioning Him as though He had something to do with your kind of reasoning there. God does not think like you or agree with you so leave His mention out of these things completely.

kingthreat:
■ Kobojunkie....For more than a decade you never disappoint on nairaland. Na you be the asylum case study. hijo de puta

This from the one spewing nonsense regarding curses and spirituals earlier, all issues which are near non-existence when similar cases occur in the developed world.

sunsweet33:
■ Your submission is mainly superfluous since I never said that fertility issues were peculiar to Nigeria or that Nigeria doesn’t need better healthcare.
■ Yes! There is evil lurking in many places, I’m sorry to have to inform you. If you like, ignore it in the name of being more “enlightened” or whatever, na you sabi. It’s more a sign of “mental shackles” to ignore these things than to acknowledge them.

It is exactly this evil lurking everywhere mentality that led me to remind you that the problem of barrenness is not experienced only by Nigerians. It has been mostly tackled everywhere in the developed world. However, when it comes to Nigeria where the problems go pretty much untouched, you lot are quick to remember evil and curses but never the fact that you have done almost nothing to solve the problem itself.

2. The only evil lurking everywhere is that caused by human beings. In this case, the deplorable healthcare system in Nigeria to date, the choice made against CS which could have at least saved the baby's life, and you folks thinking it is OK to invoke juju and your gods who have not been effectively in resolving any of the issues faced by Nigerians, etc. Those are evils that are propagated by men — humans.

delpee:
How is our problem Bloombergs headache that they keep writing on CBN? Along with IMF and some others, it's clear that all they hope for is our failure. It won't happen by God's grace.
It's good and wise to always pray for our leaders as the Bible says. May God soften hardened hearts to do that which is best and moves our nation forward. Cursing them only aggravates our situation.

PLease stop mentioning God in this stewpidity you spew!

sunsweet33:
■ I don’t know what she did or didn’t do oo, I only agreed with that guy that there are often some unseen evils to be overcome in situations like this. 14 years of barrenness…ha! Absolutely NO curse too big for people to render on the person. The original infertility may even give way to another intractable one.

There is no such thing as unseen evil lurking somewhere looking to kill her. Barrenness is not unique to Nigeria or Nigerians. It happens to women everywhere, and in many developed countries where the healthcare systems are developed, there are many solutions already available to counter the problem.

Why don't you one day sit calmly down and reason why none of these ideas you people in these dark places cling to can be observed in the civilized world outside of your mental and your mind? There is a reason why and the minute you hit it, you will be all too wiling to set yourselves free of these mental shackles abeg!

sonnie10:
■ But why do we have higher maternal mortality rates in less developed countries than in rich countries?

The deplorable health care system is to blame... simple!

sunsweet33:
■ I think I agree with you. Who knows the kind of evil comment both families may have been passing, hmm. In that kind of situation the woman should just hide herself somewhere until the baby is like 3 months.

And you comfortably assume that this particular woman did not observe all those pagan rituals you have listed and more only to end up dead at the end of the day? You religious folks are just chuck full of .... **shudder**

dankorode:
no wonder the bible said:the fear of the Lord tend to life,he that have it shall abide satisfied he shall not be visited with evil.

It is reasonings such as these here that cause people to end up in asylums out here at the end of the day. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Religion in Nigeria hides a lot of mental illness, no be small!

kingthreat:
It's like there was a curse for she not to have children. That when it seemed the curse was about to be broken, her life was taken. People, life is more spiritual than physical. It is reasons like this people go to spiritually-minded churches like MFM, CAC, Zion ministries, etc. Please if you are reading this, take your spirituality more seriously.
I am not saying you come to church. Even if you have to go to Babalawo or native doctor, just be spiritually minded.

It is reasonings such as these here that cause people to end up in asylums out here at the end of the day. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

dominique:
■ After going through so.much to conceive. They shouldn't have even allowed a labour option. They should have opted for CS which is not as stressful as struggling to push out a baby. May God console the bereaved

Make other women come yab her say she no be real woman even after it all? Nah! 🤔

Chukwuka319:
Human waste,fk off and go back to the mental home you belong to. Demented animal in human form.

Get the fk off of here and straight back into the asylum where you belong abeg!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

wolebest:
■These Bloomberg News organisation no dey mind their business ..... Their busybody too much ........................ make dem leave us. The Western Countries use these media houses to create a lot of panic in the system and it gives rise to speculation.

Yes, the Media and whistleblowers all over the country are to blame for the government getting caught in the magomago of pouring dollars down the drain to make the Naira look good. 🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳

Chukwuka319:
The US is a curse to the world, because they thrive best in international relations when nations are embroiled in wars and interethnic conflicts.
If wars cease in developing countries, there's no way the American weapons manufacturing sector would thrive.
It would ultimately collapse.

Get the fk off of here and straight back into the asylum where you belong abeg! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

sulaak:
Why are Benue and Plateau states on the list? Are they not supposed to be in the middle?

Is that even the point? The point is they are having their meeting all the way in the United States, all paid for with tax payer money too.

Gjrich:
Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf of Kano State has arrived in the United States of America for a high-powered symposium organized by the United States Institute of Peace.

The three days conference, attended by Governors of Kano, Katsina, Zamfara, Kaduna, Niger, Sokoto, Kebbi, Jigawa, Benue, and Plateau states, was designed to address insecurity in Northern Nigeria and better option to mitigate the challenge.

They left you lot in Nigeria to go offer to the United States to have a chat? Yikes!

franchasofficia:
■ I am telling you one of the major reasons most Nigerian men married to foreign women abroad keep a second wife/kids back in Nigeria, it's mostly borne out of fear of losing their kids at old age. I don't say things to make people like me or like my comment, I say what I know and as I know it.
■ Me for instance, I have same fear of my kids not wanting to ever return back to Nigeria if they should live permanently abroad from young age, it's a fear most Nigerian men who love their root harbor. ....

1. No matter which way I slice and dice this, I come back to the man having a problem that can be easily resolved by, no other but himself. This irrational fear of losing his kids in his old age can be simply resolved in two ways:

▶ Making certain not to even tangle with or marry any woman outside of his village
▶ Or getting himself the necessary professional mental health therapy necessary to resolve such meaningless fears

If your hometown sweet you so stay you want even imprison your wife and kids for there, then never leave it at all. Going out there to marry a foreigner, without making sure to mention from even before the beginning that what you want is a woman would move back with the kids to your village in your old age is eejiocy in my opinion. Bailing on the marriage and the kids after after finding out she does not possess mind-reading abilities is eejiocy in my opinion! Thank Goodness marriage abandonment is a crime even in Nigeria!

2. And let me guess, is it your plan to disown those kids if they ever decide to permanently move abroad or refuse to go back to Nigeria with you at your convenience or when you are old? There are kids born and raised in the same Nigeria who have not stepped back to their village since they were born and still have no plans to do so. My guess is people like you have to marry and breed right there in their hometown for your particular kind of plan to have the remotest of chances working in this global village of a world that we live in. You even suppose enslave their children for their if push comes to shove.

BeatriceChide:
∆ Everything you do in Christ that produces result should be an instruction from God. Whether by shouting or stepping into the river to part, or whatever, in all, position yourself to receive instructions from God and if He says you should sing aloud, do. Whatever works for you, let it be to God's glory.

The Commandments and Teachings of Jesus Christ that are meant to produce those results you speak of are contained right there in the Gospels. Jesus Christ will never give you or I any other different commandments and teachings other than those very same ones. There are no different instructions for different individuals. It is the same exact set of instructions --- commandments and Teachings -- that are there in the Law/agreement for Mr. A that is equally available for everyone else. so there is nothing personal about the Salvation that is Jesus Christ.

Fearyourcreator:
■ Are you a Nigerian?

Is there a reason why I can't be a Nigerian here?

franchasofficia:
■ What the man did is inhumane, so cruel of him. My only advice to ladies hoping or planning to marry foreign men or men from other tribes is this; be ready to accept the man wholeheartedly, as in, be ready to retire back to his country or hometown whenever he wishes to retire back home. This is one thing that pushes men that married women from other countries or tribe into keeping secret wife closer home; fear of losing their kids at old age should their foreign wife or wife from another tribe decides not to follow them back to their country or hometown

So, UK na this man hometown, abi?

By the way, all the women wey their husbands abandon for right there inside the village, including the ones wey dey the town wey no far from their hometown, na because those women no want retire for hometown cause those ones too, abi?

1000Capacity:
∆ Christ is the only one and truth of God. He is God of God and God in God

Story story! Stop derailing the thread abeg!

theredaddy:
∆ You are very poor at saving face, read the post on FP

https://www.nairaland.com/8071766/2.1bn-reserve-depletion-cbn-sold

discredit the post naw , olodo

Save yourself from ignorance abeg!

That post you keep brandishing explained exactly what I had been saying all of this while but your blindness can't even begin to let you see it, can it?

The Reserves began dropping from as far back as March 15th. CNN said on 21st it cleared backlog but turns out what it cleared was about 600 million during that period. However, by April 19th, the Reserves had dipped at least 2..1 Billion in addition to the 600 million that CBN actually paid.

This isn't rocket science and I honestly can't spend my day explaining this over and over to someone whoss mind is already too twisted to see what is right before it abeg!

1000Capacity:
∆ What do you subscribe to

Truth aka the Facts of God.

theredaddy:
∆ You are just full of grammar and as empty as an noisy drum,
Your ignorance blew right in your face, and the best you could come up with is emojis when you should cover your face in shame ...
eloquent olodo !

Stop with the desperate attempts abeg since your ignorance is glaring as the sun. That attempt of yours to drag the mention of God into this all but sealed the fact that you are just another religious sheeple/ sycophant in this. I would rather spend time engaging anything but that.

1000Capacity:
I command you to pass in Jesus name

I don't subscribe to any of that religious nonsense abeg!

1000Capacity:
■ Remain concerned in Jesus name

I 'll pass!

theredaddy:
■God is behind the truth sayer, go to NL front page the post best explain what i have been rambling about that you refuse to see https://www.nairaland.com/8071766/2.1bn-reserve-depletion-cbn-sold
The fact that parallel market sold below the official rate invalidate your speculation cardoso defended the naira, as a matter of fact total intervention to the market stands at $661m minus it from $2.16bn is that what really depleted the reserve Go n read it

What the heck is this one rambling about now and worse dragging God down in the muck as well? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

1000Capacity:
■ It took you a while to get back at me. Good revenge

That you could not even tell even now how unsound that gunk you spun is leaves me concerned.

1000Capacity:
■ Hahahaha hah. Atleast I told you mine. Whats yours?

I don't have one but at least I don't have any of that Dingleberry reasoning going on up there. 🤔🤔🤔