₦airaland Forum

CrystalTiger:
https://twitter.com/utdtribune/status/1777010993165738407?t=DB4GbMz5KhSgxzH1W8hAKw&s=19

How's this a penalty ffs?

I have no idea. Too soft.

EnterpriseMan:
We need to start bribing the refs. The amount of penalties that goes against us is getting too much

Not even glaring ones. Our player go just help opponent dust their leg, ref go blow penalty. VAR no go even check am.

Hmmm....

Prettygirl200:
Men are not babies that should be pushed around or thought for what is right for God'sake, this is why I said mother's have failed in raising their male kids well, why should a grown man open his eyes and do what is wrong and then expect me the opposite gender to swallow it? Do u all think women don't have emotions? U cheat, misbehave, bring in infections, boast about it and end up blaming the woman? For real? Do what is right, is that so difficult to do? Any man that hurts me I will hurt him 10times especially in marriage.

Hmmmm....
Fidelity shouldn't be the prerogative of just one partner; both have to commit to it.
It's nothing short of hypocrisy to sleep around and expect the other person to remain faithful.
Hope you get a good man though. That your paternity fraud threat is too chilling to think about.

Prettygirl200:
Good girl mu foot, African men wants to eat their cakes and have it? If I am faithful to you as a wife, you should do desame, love me and respect me as a woman and I will return it, not treating me like a piece of furniture and u are busy cheating up and down, some even goes to the extent of Infecting the woman at home with incurable disease, some the woman will catch them in the act they won't apologize or anything instead he will boastfully tell her he's a man, he can do whatever he wants, haaa make God no do mistake give me that kind husband I go do am wetyn go make am cry in 30years time. The pain he will cause me, I will reciprocate it back in 30years. Am damn serious.

Such passion and emotional undercurrent! Seems like you've had an unsavory personal experience with a cheat. Or maybe someone close to you did. But do you think a wrong can be corrected by another wrong?

Prettygirl200:
And want about the men that played away match with their ex's too before and after wedding, what do u have to say about that? Men started cheating and we're boasting about it saying they can marry more than one woman and cheat however they like the woman doesn't have a say. Now women are taking the lead why are they wailing? Me am telling u the day I discover my husband is cheating I will make sure I give him 3 children that aren't his and will make sure he discoveres when they are 30 by then he is already old and miserable, I promise my future husband that.

This is cold. A good girl like you shouldn't be having these evil thoughts...

The problem with ten Hag is, nobody knows his style of play at Man Utd. What is he trying to implement? What patterns are his players trying to implement on the field? Do they even look like they train together? Why are his substitutions and game management leaving so much to be desired? Why can't he use more academy boys if the first teamers are injured or out of form? Why still use Bruno when Mount is back? Why have his signings generally underperformed? So many 'Whys'....😞😞😞

EreluRoz:
I don't blame them at this point, I blame Wunmi who has made it look as if doing the DNA is a life sentence.

I'm beginning to wonder why she's not even bothered about clearing her name kos this is actually a stain on her person and that of her son. Why can't she just do the DNA as requested by her father-in-law and shut them up forever.

At this point I can't defend her anywhere again kos she's obviously afraid of something which is still not clear because I can't explain why she'll be so comfortable with the way they are dragging her with this DNA issue and still saying she won't conduct the DNA. This is not about Nigerians but about your father-in-law who has taken side with the public over this DNA issue.

Could be that she knows something we don't?

Ten Hag has had no impact on Man Utd. No discernable style of play, no motivation, no understanding of their roles and positions, no trusting of teammates, no confidence, no nothing. Make them sack am abeg.

woojin:
i am on my knees begging you guys to help me get a factory job in kano, or any kind of job. if you help me its like you are saving my life because currently i dont enjoy a bit of this life.
i have been earning any dime for the past months, i am just struggling and wallowing in abject poverty, i forget when last i had three square meals a day.
i have been trying hard to get job but i couldnt find any, everywhere i go they say to me sorry we dont need another worker even in construction site they tell me thesame thing. everything in this country is connection.
please anyone that has connection pls nd pls help me i am on the berge of breaking help me please.
god bless.

Where you come see phone and data?

A very lucrative venture...

Vanilla4:
This is weird! And wouldn't work out.

All I could think of was the man who rob the bank of $1 for free health care.

True story?

TrackerSK:
Let it just end in dinner.Don't Take advantage of her

From sharing dinner to sharing the bed,
From that point, nothing more need be said.

adecz:




In Nigeria, governors now wan allow
them godfathers breath again...


👉Benue state's Rev. Alia & SFG Akume.

👉 Rivers State Fubara & FCT Minister Wike

👉Kaduna State Governor & El-rufai.


Let the godfathers breath❗️❗️❗️

Fixed!

JessicaRabbit:
I think you're backpedaling here. Recall that you rebutted my post by saying you weren't implying that logic and emotion are mutually exclusive, but take another glance at your first comment in this thread and see the words you used. You spoke of "men" and "women", not "some men/women". And I think it's amusing how you are using the term "generality" as a safety net while you tiptoe along the precipice of overgeneralization. As for your parting shot that "nothing is really absolute", that's more or less the typical philosopher's parachute. You've leaped from the plane of certainty, free falling into the abyss of relativism. But here's something you should probably consider: Certainty is pretty much overrated. It's the spice of doubt that flavors our existence.

Thanks.

Chelsea will make this match difficult for themselves but they'll still triumph.

Modified: They made it difficult for themselves and didn't triumph.😁😁😁

JessicaRabbit:
The entirety of your first post here could be summed up as "men, logic; women, feelings", which reads to me like a sly nod to gender stereotypes.

I can see why you'd say that. There's always at least a whimper of truth to many stereotypes though. I also used words like 'generality', 'most'. There are always exceptions and nothing is really absolute, especially in a subject as complex as human nature.

Maybe you killed Roger Rabbit with too much skepticism

JessicaRabbit:
This argument would have been valid if it weren't predicated on the false premise that logic and emotion are mutually exclusive.

I didn't imply that at all so I fail to see how you inferred that from my comment.

You are viewing the mindset of the generality of women from a man's lens.

That's your mistake.

Men are typically logic-based in their thinking and decision-making. For example, look at the question you asked. They are "What...?", "Why...?" questions. As men, we try to 'make sense' of a situation most times.

Women on the other hand, don't think that way. They will most times, follow her feelings on an issue.
"How did that make me feel?"

As feelings are easily mercurial, it makes it seem like women don't know what they want at a point in time, which isn't strictly so. She might have agreed with you to do something yesterday only to change her mind the next day because she's not 'feeling right'.

This is why many of them fall prey to men who are skilled in emotional manipulation.

Only a matter of time once his 'mule' was apprehended. If you know how many of these so-called celebrities, politicians and even 'men-of-god' are involved in many of these illegal but highly lucrative businesses, you'll be astounded. Drugs, contraband, arms, stolen vehicles, etc. They use their popularity and public influence as cover for many of their shady activities.

Laslaslala:
He did same to odas now someone did same to him and he is whyning and crying foul

Reminds one of the APC government.

O boy!!! Na a whole Pumba dis guy waste so?

That means he probably met her while he was in the womb

Oni iro oshi.
Baba wan use us catch cruise.

Somebody that was born with, not just one but at least 3 silver spoons.

Who can forget his first hit track that announced him?

Dami duro?

🎶 🎵
Ema dami duro dami duro
Yeah emi omo babalowo olowo
Ani wo fe dami duro duro
Ewo won, won fe bami nawo nawo... 🎶

thesicilian:
He's obviously not a wise person. A wise person would know that the grass is not always greener on the other side of the fence and one should always remain humble and cautious as fate is unpredictable.

Look very well, he's part of the system, in his own small way, that has destroyed Nigeria.

Rolings:
So you are fooled by this
Shame on you and the education you got
Did America electing Obama stopped the systemic racism there?
Or has electing Rishi stopped racism in UK ( you can turn a blind eye to it but it surely exist)

And you dare call me names ..... E no go better for you
We know your type .... You are forever a slave.

Europeans came to Africa first we didn't go to them....why ?
To come plunder our resources and they could because they have guns

So tell your masters to return all they looted in Africa , including the Ashanti Gold on the top of kings Charles Crown.

Go and sit down.
Slave, yen, yen, yen.

See you spouting nonsense as if you've got a clue...

Topman7:
You are extremely IGNORANT.

There is NOTHING wrong in highlighting RACE when mentioning new developments in a region where RACISM has been the norm.

If YOU have not been a black person born and bred in the west, then SHUT UP where it concerns RACISM and how they react, because YOU have not walked their walk.

You sit here in Nigeria and all you know about whites is the fake cosmetic imagery their present to you on CNN and BBC, media and diplomacy etc.

You have not lived among them like the black Americans, black britons, black Germans, black French etc.

MANY OF THESE PEOPLE HAVE RELATIVES WHO HAVE BEEN LYNCHED BY WHITES.

Ku Klux Klan
https://compote.slate.com/images/7b07c7c6-fc33-48a7-8232-0521fa18bded.jpg

https://cepr.org/sites/default/files/styles/og_image/public/voxeu-cover-image/cook.jpg

You go tell them that they have an ''inferiority complex'' by mentioning race and see how fast they SMOKE your dumbass slave mentality head!

Discrimination is everywhere and has always existed among human beings from the beginning of time and will continue to do so till the world ends.
It is even more prevalent among people of the same race. Just look at the rubbish tribal slurs that are bandied about daily, on Nairaland.
The problem is that, in interracial societies, usually Western ones, the 'minority races' perceive that they are on the receiving end of that discrimination and aren't happy about it. They feel that they should be enjoying 'equal rights as the member of the majority race. Some cunning politicians and social leaders, most especially the political Left have capitalized on that victim mentality and sentiment to gain power, fame and wealth for themselves.
All races discriminate both within and between each other.
If you think the whites only discriminate against blacks
Then what will we call the Hutus vs Tutsis?
The Nigerian Civil War that pitted the Igbos against the Nigerian state?
The Indian caste system.
Even you, do you treat everyone in your life equally? No. It's not just possible.
But if you were white, someone will call you racist.

DeathToSimps:
But some idiots here will say whites are racists.

Everybody here is racist to you people yet that is where you always run to. What not stay in your country that is not racist?

Nigerians are big, stupid, emotional hypocrites.

Very true.
See one of them below.

Rolings:
Hope he won't make reducing net Migration to the UK and other anti immigration policies his priority just like Rishi and Suella Braverman

marenx:
“Where are we going to get this kind of money? Even if we sell the entire community, we cannot raise N40 trillion. Even Nigeria as a country has never made a budget of N40 trillion."

Worse than these things happened in all those developed countries, especially world powers, before they became developed.

If you watched No Retreat No Surrender, The Hard Way and The Only Way and other related fictional movies that are based on true life stories, you will know that for a country to become developed, tragedy must become a normal thing. If you study French history closely, you may agree there is no God.

Bad times breed strong men,
Which in turn brings good times,
Which raises weak men,
Which leads to bad times,
And the cycle continues...

Tellmeastory:
Excellent article.

Economic orthodoxy is our biggest undoing.

This is what happens when your education system is imported wholesale with no incorporation of local indigenous realities.

Western textbook solutions to African problems have always been inappropriate and even catastrophic.

Do we even have any Nigerian economic theories developed by Nigerian economists specifically for the Nigerian/African economic orbit?

Or they all just parrot the theories of European economists of the 19th century?

As per your other thread, I believe this our neocolonialism is far worse than anything the British did.

Tinubu and the rest of the political elite know what needs to be done but they aren't ready to go down that path.

Entom:
Women is not for every man

There is deep wisdom in this your comment.