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Family › Re: Men Who Provide Everything Should Not Share Chores by LordIsaac(m): 4:24pm On Oct 02
Something is fundamentally wrong with not just the assertion, but also the philosophy behind it.
Politics › Re: National Digital Postcode System Launched In Nigeria by LordIsaac(m): 3:19pm On Oct 02
Rutherinspace:
This is not a zip code. Zip code identifies zones. This is a digital postcode system to identify precise property identification. It includes the zip code. People recall their phone numbers with ease. In one of my jobs I have to recall 19 digits code which changes quarterly.

For the postcode, it's very easy to recall.
The first 2 letters identify the state.

LA for Lagos
RI for Rivers

2 digits identify the LGA
Bonny is 07
Eleme is 09
Obio-Okpor is 15
Port Harcourt is 22

You note the last 7 characters.
For example, RI 22 A34 BE 02
I see. Thanks for the clarification.
Politics › Re: Ranked: The World’s Most And Least Taxed Countries: Where Does Nigeria Stand? by LordIsaac(m): 12:24pm On Oct 02
LegendHero:
Shey government dey provide electricity, healthcare, and education for free elsewhere without taxes?
They've been taxing Nigerians from antiquity with nothing to show for it. For example, where is the electricity Obasanjo et al spent over 8billion dollars on?
Family › Re: Your Money Is Yours And His Is Ours, What Exactly Are You Marrying Him For? by LordIsaac(m): 12:19pm On Oct 02
Marry a God-fearing and disciplined virgin; stay away from howloshos...and 90% of the issue is sertled.
Politics › Re: Ranked: The World’s Most And Least Taxed Countries: Where Does Nigeria Stand? by LordIsaac(m): 12:17pm On Oct 02
You want to tax people providing electricity, Healthcare, education, to mention but a few, for themselves?
Celebrities › Re: Omotola Jalade Says ‘i Don’t Love My Husband’ by LordIsaac(m): 12:15pm On Oct 02
Their minute their progression is predicated upon their physical appearance, flee! Quote me everyday.
Politics › Re: National Digital Postcode System Launched In Nigeria by LordIsaac(m): 11:55am On Oct 02
Mr Bosun, why should a building have 11 digit postcode? Post code (zip code) is something that should be easily memorized...I wonder who advises these folks!
Foreign Affairs › Re: Wicknell Chivayo & Wife, Four Others Die In Helicopter Crash by LordIsaac(m): 10:39pm On Oct 01
God forbid that I fly in a helicopter. The day I saw the VP crawling out I knew the helicopter is out of bounds!
Politics › Re: President Tinubu Is Correct by LordIsaac(m): 6:50pm On Oct 01
SadiqBabaSani:
The President said that Nigeria was like a cancer patient when he came onboard and he was very correct, that cancer causing organsm is APC
Then, what it is becomes invariant!
Education › Re: Dear Son, In 2026 Go Learn A Skill And Leave University For Women by LordIsaac(m): 6:46pm On Oct 01
And he will end up working for the women in the end. Quote me daily!
Education › Re: SS2 Female Boarding Student Leaves School To Meet 200level University Boyfriend by LordIsaac(m): 6:38pm On Oct 01
This is not new. I remember FGC Jos that year.
Romance › Re: Instead Of 10 Girls Renting A Flat And Using It For Prostitution by LordIsaac(m): 6:02pm On Oct 01
Oldhead:
lol, so I can dip? But not just in the public ones? How do you measure these things? what’s the metric to use in my assessment? . What distinguishing features should I be looking out for ? Like the toilet having a skill? Works in the bank ? teaches Sunday school? And not standing by the roadside past 10pm? how many ass would have had to sit on a toilet for it to be considered Less public?
The main feature is what you would wish upon your sons and daughters; certainly not to grow up and be holoshos nor patronize one.
Romance › Re: Instead Of 10 Girls Renting A Flat And Using It For Prostitution by LordIsaac(m): 12:53pm On Oct 01
Kobojunkie:
How come y'all rarely bring up the issue of diseases with your pastors, imams, celebrities, and politicians when talking to them of the many sidechicks and prostitutes they patronize? And how come the issue of unclean spirits only seems to come up when addressing women and not men?😒😒

When a system is broken, as is the case in Nigeria, the sensible thing to do is not to attack, if you must, only one party and not the other with the same strength and vigor at the same time. The more sensible thing would be to attack those who refuse to enforce the law, as that would be the only way to see the system restored. 😒
When you have children, encourage them to go into hoeism. No problem.
Politics › Re: If Tinubu Wins, We Are Retired From Politics - Amaechi To ADC Leaders by LordIsaac(m): 11:56am On Oct 01
Gbamsolutely so....your being in politics has profited no one.
Romance › Re: Instead Of 10 Girls Renting A Flat And Using It For Prostitution by LordIsaac(m): 11:45am On Oct 01
Oldhead:
Diseases? Yes, but there are protective measures for that right ? Unclean spirit? I don’t know what that means, will you be kind to explain that? Hope it has nothing to do with fetishm?

I hope we Nigerians knows that people also have sex in other part of the world? Why is our own thing always different?
1 Corinthians 6:9-11...and several passages in Proverbs give explicit warnings about dipping your body into public toilets!
Romance › Re: Instead Of 10 Girls Renting A Flat And Using It For Prostitution by LordIsaac(m): 4:35am On Oct 01
Kobojunkie:
Probably because their intention from the start was to use it for exactly what you find them using it for. 😐😐

2. These girls do not force or harm anyone. They literally commit no crime against those who engage with them; if sex is involved, it is typically consensual. I guess I am lost as to why we are making an issue of these women and their choice to live their lives as they choose? 😐😐
How about the diseases and unclean spirits? Aren't those harmful?
Events › Re: Happy Independence Day Nigeria by LordIsaac(m): 4:32am On Oct 01
On behalf of Nijeriya, thank you! grin
Politics › Re: ADC VP-Candidate Amaechi Vows To Exit Politics If Tinubu Wins In 2027 by LordIsaac(m): 2:13am On Oct 01
What's his electoral value in the first place?
Politics › Re: Sowore Reacts To Viral Video Of Abdulsalami Abubakar In Indian Hospital Advert by LordIsaac(m): 8:49pm On Sep 30
Shameful indeed!
Education › Re: Ethical Education Should Be Compulsory In Nigerian Schools by LordIsaac(m): 8:46pm On Sep 30
To be taught by who? Think about it.
Business › Re: Groundbreaking Of Dangote East Africa Refinery (Photos, Video) by LordIsaac(m): 3:31pm On Sep 30
190theclown:
whos dangote!

Never heard of him.

But i have heard of portable undecided
He is.one of your distant uncle, a Nigerian.
Culture › The Mystery Of The Yoruba’s “ghost DNA”! by LordIsaac(op): 2:43pm On Sep 30
What if part of our DNA comes from people who left no clear trace in the archaeological record? Scientists have used the intriguing term “ghost DNA” to describe genetic ancestry that appears in modern populations even though researchers have not yet recovered a complete genome from the ancient population that contributed it. Studies of West African populations, including the Yoruba, have found evidence of ancestry that may have come from an ancient, previously unknown population. In simple terms, some pieces of modern DNA seem to tell a story about people whose identities and genomes have largely disappeared from the historical record.
The idea is fascinating because it shows how much human history can remain hidden inside our genes. Researchers are still working to determine exactly which ancient populations contributed this ancestry, when those encounters occurred, and how widespread the genetic legacy is across West Africa. For the Yoruba, as for other peoples of the region, genetics offers another window into a deep and complex history—one in which populations moved, mixed, separated, and left traces of themselves in generations that followed. “Ghost DNA” may sound mysterious, but at its heart it is a reminder that the human past is often far more complicated than the surviving historical record suggests.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UmOUKWrKnKk?is=H6uw0gbirRHOVxf4
Politics › Re: Tinubu Absence @UNGA 2026; Jimoh Ibrahim Lame Attempt To Defend The Indefensible by LordIsaac(m): 12:41pm On Sep 30
As much as I'm very pleased that my President was not one of he people seated and clapping for the imperialists, I think Dr Jimoh should keep quiet and enjoy the corrupt perks of office in peace.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Israel-Bound Flight Diverted To Saudi Arabia As Pilots Fight by LordIsaac(m): 12:17pm On Sep 30
May the Lord cure the world of all fundamentalists proclivity!
Crime › Re: Two Nigerians Among Three Arrested With MDMA, Cocaine In New Delhi (Photo) by LordIsaac(m): 12:22am On Sep 30
Ecstasy is a very deadly drug!
Politics › Re: What Is Our President Still Doing In France? by LordIsaac(m): 1:04pm On Sep 29
That trend is actually shameful and fully condenable!
Celebrities › Re: 74-Year-Old Senator Ocheja Marries 18-Year-Old Winifred by LordIsaac(m): 1:03pm On Sep 29
I know it would be one well painted up covetous fellow that fell for this.
Politics › Re: Otedola Has Dinner With Tinubu In France by LordIsaac(m): 1:01pm On Sep 29
Is that the picture of dinner? They have started again.
Business › Re: "I Remain Proud Of You" - Femi Otedola Praises Tinubu's Economic Reforms by LordIsaac(m): 1:00pm On Sep 29
Why would an African leader meet with an African of same country abroad? I intensely dislike this abroad "vacation" nonsense!
Politics › Re: There Is No Angel In Nigeria - Umahi To Peter Obi by LordIsaac(m): 2:29pm On Sep 28
I couldn't say it better!
Career › Re: From First Class To Fish Vendor: A Maiduguri Graduate's Story (pics) by LordIsaac(m): 12:51pm On Sep 28
His "Industrial (fish) and labour (trade) relations" is in full use and he is making money from it. Stop complaining.

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