₦airaland Forum

refiner:

Akuko

sarrki:
Omokri you are making mockery of yourself

MathsChic:
When will Nigeria finally grow up? These things read like they happened in a war camp in 1945 at the behest of a military commandant. Authority is still a problem in this country, honestly.

refiner:
I used this lantern to even wash night plates but i am still in my late teens...what went wrong?

omosefeeguaibor:
Wait oo! Is it that people who took part in killing of this transgendered has never sinned nor made mistakes before? I am not understanding oo, For them to take a life of another so easily like they have the right to

UniQuegrACE:
wow wow wow wow ohhhhhh ahhhhh muaaaaaaah

vedah:
Well I don't know, you don't talk like a boy

vedah:
So I should call you boy na

vedah:
When will I graduate from girl to lady?

vedah:
Okay hon.

AirforceKommand:
Lol coward fool, this same voted for buhari.

vedah:
So you're now resting for us?

[s] All work and no play makes Veda a dull girl [/s]

vedah:
Perfect.
Yes I am.

jmichlins:
to the North, saraki, to the east Peter obi and to the ss, akpabio. What difference does it make

fratermathy:
Well... Religion has still not stopped people from killing, robbing, maiming, raping, stealing public funds, etc. Some are aware of the religious repercussions to their actions (assuming they believe in it), yet they believe at the end, they'll pray for forgiveness and all will be forgiven. I think this contributes to the problem. There is no instant restitution anywhere. People must learn that they will suffer for their actions through legal means.

I heard the confessions of an "ex" armed robber, now a pastor, who confessed to killing many people, raping women, etc, and was suddenly called by "Jesus" one day to drop his gun and get a Bible. He was never punished for his sins despite his public confessions. What example has been set already?

yomi007k:
Yes..China lives like that and they toughen their laws n punishment systems. They hand karma ASAP

jmichlins:
split Nigeria and the same elites will still be controlling the federating units

vedah:
My home work too.

And I want to rest for us in a spa

nwabobo:
Maybe he plans to commit suicide soon. You never know.

fratermathy:
True but this is not peculiar to Nigeria. Take a look at other extremely religious countries in the world, you'd find this issue of social depravity very rampant.

In the AkwaCross region of Nigeria, for example, you will notice that quite a high percent of the ladies dress indecently and for a chaste man, it may be difficult to avoid temptation. Consequently, most men patronise these scantily dressed ladies. The result is a society filled with sexual energy and indecency. This is to be juxtaposed with the region being one of the most religious in Nigeria. In fact, being a non-religious person here can make you a pariah of sorts.


Let us leave development out of it now, what about the society itself? Violence, armed robbery, rape, drug trafficking, corruption, internet fraud, etc, are rife in Nigeria. On Sundays and Fridays, you see those who commit these offences at the Church or Mosque and they even receive special prayers from the Pastors/Imams. What role then has religion essentially played in the long run?

vedah:
I've got this book to read, I've read it before but my aunt wants me to read it again. And I'm not just feeling it. I'm to return it on Friday.

vedah:
Let me be the one resting for you.

vedah:
Lol. Wish same applies to me, ATM.

vedah:
Went well dear. Though I didn't rest like I planned to.
Yours?