Celebrities › Re: Lanre Teriba: Americans See Wizkid As An Upcoming Artiste by magicminister: 4:02pm On Apr 19, 2019 |
If Wizkid be upcoming then I’m sure every artiste go wan be upcoming!! |
Christianity Etc › Re: Anyone Who Discards Gay People Doesn’t Have A Human Heart – Pope Francis by magicminister: 3:46pm On Apr 19, 2019 |
I used to be extremely Harley towards gay but as I matured spiritually, I began to understand that God gave us the mandate to love everyone as he loves the church. Same bible also asked us not to judge.
I am still not a fan of homosexuals but no one is perfect and i Can’t judge. |
Celebrities › Re: Olamide Reacts To Police Brutality In Nigeria by magicminister: 2:57pm On Apr 19, 2019 |
Olalan: How about his promotion of drug abuse and Yahoo. He has done more harm than good to the society with is stupid songs and has no moral justification to speak against the police Even if Jesus came down from heaven to help Nigerians, wretched souls like you would question his moral justification because he was in the middle of thieves when he was crucified .
Olamide is not perfect and God knows I don’t like his music and the ghetto behavior he Dey exhibit sometimes but he has influence in the Nigerian society.
He chose to lend his voice because he identifies with poor people like you. He is rich and well known and doesn’t have to give a damnnnn but he did. A little “thank you” would be nice!! |
Celebrities › Re: Regina Daniels Flashes Her Engagement Ring, Says Followers Are Not Always Fans by magicminister: 5:15am On Apr 19, 2019 |
shout out to Regina. I can’t be mad at a young girl that’s living on her own terms. Private jet lifestyle.
I hope she knows what she’s getting herself into. |
Celebrities › Re: Adediwura Becky Shares Throwback Photo: "How I Got Big Breast Still Baffles Me" by magicminister: 8:32pm On Apr 18, 2019 |
opparadise: Let me explain life to you...
. You are dumb! It may also interest you to know that you looked primitive then, and it didn't change now.
. Your rainbow skin seems to change as your ugliness advances;Nollywood don't make apes turn unicorns.
. Remarks: Quit acting. Venture into hawking roast corns. People who look like you do this business. Post your own make we see nah... prolly one small dirty boy for ajangbadi wey never get any levels for life. |
Politics › Re: Ugwuanyi Holds Town Hall Meeting On Adequate Water Supply-StateRporter News by magicminister: 7:41pm On Apr 18, 2019 |
Step in the right direction! |
Crime › Re: Ubong Promise: Abandoned Over 'Witchcraft'. Transformation Photos by magicminister: 7:34pm On Apr 18, 2019 |
Pinkytonia20: Awww. That is a miracle! Miracle? You’re a fool!! |
Celebrities › Re: SARS brutality is manifestation of our acceptance of dehumanization - Seun Kuti by magicminister: 5:22pm On Apr 18, 2019 |
Ugosample: if white folk conducted thhemaelces like black folks, they will be seen and perceived the same way as black folks Ladies and gentlemen, we have our first set example of exactly what I meant. WW1 WWII Church crusades Slave trade Nuclear bombs Biological and chemical weapons Vietnam war Destabilization of Middle East Racism They are all white!! The worst type of slavery is the mental slavery and no one but yourself can emancipate yourself. I used to be just like you, thinking that whites were better because the movies and everything I saw sold that idea to me but I realized that blacks are just as innovative with better genes and physical strength. I realized that blacks can do it too when I traveled abroad and saw our best brains mostly from Nigeria performing wonders. From Rice university to Havard university, Nigerians are leading innovations and making real difference to other societies. Africa never had borders, it was imposed by the white man during colonialism. Africa never hated each other. We can be great bro but no be by Apc or Pdp. We need visionary leader. Africa is like a continent filled with gas, and Nigeria is the only country that can light a spark relevant enough to make the continent great and strike fear I. The heart of our enemies! |
Celebrities › Re: SARS brutality is manifestation of our acceptance of dehumanization - Seun Kuti by magicminister: 4:23pm On Apr 18, 2019 |
Nigerians have accepted dehumanization as a norm. They see nothing wrong with pArents brutalizing a child or a family having an underaged “house help” who does all the work.
The moment you “arrive” (become an elected public office holder) it is expected that you flaunt your wealth publicly while throwing crumps at your sycophants that grovel at your feet. Same sycophants that would burn an 8 year old child for theft or drive a nail through a child’s head after accusing the child of Witchery.
We so quick to praise the white man while dehumanize ourselves... we fight and kill ourselves while we parcel away our best brains to other countries instead developing them.
I keep speaking up but sometimes I wonder why? I’m successful inspite of my background and the people I speak out for are not fed up with living a short, brutish and miserable lives. It is well!! |
Family › Re: Don't Become The Family ATM by magicminister: 2:02pm On Apr 18, 2019 |
If you’re the bread winner of your IMMEDIATE family then support them to be successful. |
Health › Re: Tobi Marshal: Man calls out Lekki hospital as mum dies of negligence in India by magicminister: 1:45pm On Apr 18, 2019 |
Keep shouting Apc or pdp. How can the biggest Black Country on earth not have a single, I mean a single world standard public hospital with world class Nigerian doctors working there and making excellent money for their skills and services rendered?
Why??
I swear I wan begin kill politicians and if I can’t reach them, na to target their children sure pass. |
Romance › Re: Why Poor Guys Leave Their Longtime Girlfriends When They Become Rich by magicminister: 11:16pm On Apr 17, 2019 |
jezuzboi: Women who stick to struggling men until the men grow their financial IQs and become financially stable are usually praised and approved by almost everyone.
While that may be a testament to a woman's praiseworthy character, I am of the opinion that such women still fall short, in the sense that they only stick to a man while he grows his financial IQ, without them growing theirs too.
A poorly resourceful but endearing woman may mean the world to a struggling man. But the moment he mounts financial heights, his once endearing but financially uneducated partner may become a liability.
Mounting financial heights is a function of FINANCIAL EDUCATION, and financial education promotes ASSETS but frowns at LIABILITIES. As you know, assets put money in your pocket while liabilities take money out of your pocket.
A poorly resourceful woman may be an asset to a struggling man because she supplies his emotional needs despite his low financial state. But when he grows his IQ and gets rich, he'll most likely require more than emotional satisfaction from her.
If she had failed to grow her financial IQ along with him, she will depend on him to supply her financial/material needs just as she supplied and still supplies his emotional needs. At this point, the woman may become less attractive to the man.
Any woman can supply emotional needs. And when it comes to supplying emotional needs, it's a two-way traffic. But if she had grown her financial IQ along with him, she would easily flow in the same frequency with him, both emotionally and financially.
That way, their attraction to each other endures and their love blossoms. Between a financially educated partner and a financially uneducated partner, there will be arguments and fights over money, and most of the time, if not all the time, the root of the problem can be traced to the partner with low or no financial education.
That is why one partner eventually walks away. Even the Bible says; "Can two work together except they be agreed?" In most cases, the partner who walks away is the one with more financial education, which in the context of the write-up, is the man.
We may call him a monster, an ingrate, or Lucifer, as the case may be. But if you take a quick run through history, you'll find that many financially educated women had to dump their financially uneducated male partners when they could no longer agree on certain money-related matters. It is not a GENDER THING. It is a GROWTH THING.
The 21st century ladies have asserted that sticking to a struggling man is one of the most uncalculated risks to take because the man dumps them for another woman the moment he gets rich. But how many men of substance walk away from women of real WORTH and VALUE?
If you supply emotional needs alone, what happens when other needs arise? It takes more than the emotions of love to keep an affair going. And I am not in any way talking down on women who see beyond a man's pocket. As a matter of fact, I ADORE them.
That is why I am writing this piece: to give them heads up on how to keep the RICH VERSION of their partner glued to them, thereby making the years they spent with his POOR VERSION count. Don't just service his emotions while he grows his financial IQ. Grow yours too. That's one important thing that will earn you his affection and respect in the long run.
Emotion and finance have been the key focus of this piece. But they are not the only areas that require growth to keep you BALANCED. Others include spiritual, mental, academic, etc. Whatever the growth, the bottom line is: GROW ALONG WITH YOUR PARTNER TO AVOID STORIES THAT TOUCH.
Jezuzboi© Thrash...
I say is thrash because any man that had a supportive woman in his days of drought and finds her unworthy in his days of success will never last long.
I say this because even if you don’t want to be with her anymore, support her to become somebody.
My first girlfriend supported me when I had nothing. With her little money as teacher, she would buy food, cook and serve me. We lived in a self contain with leaking roof and she still treated me like a real man.
When I hammered, I set her up in ways I don’t wanna mention here but just know she’s very comfortable now and will never lack at least not whist I’m alive and we’re not even together anymore!!
Guys, no use your hand block your own blessing. Always show gratitude to your real soldiers that stood by you and repped you in times of your struggle.
Your mama and papa, your siblings and families and friends that supported. |
Crime › Re: Nigerian Man In Italy Attacks Police Officers As The 2 Land In Hospital by magicminister: 11:11pm On Apr 17, 2019 |
Good... I love this
When these Europeans invaded and exploited Africa, they didn’t know that the seed they planted will grow into a tree some day.
Africans, go to Europe and live your life. Fuccck their girls and make money. |
Science/Technology › Re: Latest Clay Pot 'Water Dispenser' That Got People Talking - Photos by magicminister: 9:03pm On Apr 17, 2019 |
fairfora: I can imagine where we would have been, if technological innovations had started from Africa...we for still dey live for inside hut by now. The guy sha. You don’t know what you’re saying bro. |
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Politics › Re: Aisha Al-Hassan Undergoes Knee Replacement Surgery In Dubai by magicminister: 7:49pm On Apr 17, 2019 |
kjhova: Says the same folk who get sensitive when you mention Cameroon. Bro wake the fuccck up... Like seriously must we politicize everything? The political elites get treated abroad for any and every ailment but you my friend will be fucccked if you ever fall ill. Wake up. I don’t know why it seems like only few people are awake in Nigeria while the rest are asleep. |
Health › Re: Burnt victims transported in a bus without any medical (graphic) by magicminister: 6:28pm On Apr 17, 2019 |
tactius: UAE produces 2.5million barrels of oil per day...and their population is 11million
Nigeria manages at 2.01 million barrels per day and we are 200million.
And you expect UAE LEVEL with a high population??

And you said population does not matter...IT DOES.
The problem is even compounded by the very low prices we pay as power which means power supply can't be fixed.
We are not a rich nation...and the CORRUPTION makes it worse. I knew that would be your argument but even with our high population and limited resources, one would expect at least some level of progress to be made in some areas. We don’t have roads, security, education, hospital, electricity, water, public transportation. All I’m asking is which aspect of national development has the government succeeded? Building 36 world class hospitals (one in each state) is achievable but has it been done? Guy shift before I vex. |
Health › Re: Burnt victims transported in a bus without any medical (graphic) by magicminister: 6:06pm On Apr 17, 2019 |
tactius: OK...
What if I told you guys that we could have MODERN AMBULANCES, ETC...like the ones we see aborad....IF WE PAID MORE TAXES.
Many Nigerians cry about how bad things are, and then port to countries like Canada, UK and US...where they pay municipal taxes as high as N30000 monthly or more....and in return, ambulance service is among the stuff provided.
Our health care budget was N800billion out of N8 trillion naira...that's 2billion USD. In the USA...the state of New Youk has a budget of $160BN USD.
And we expect miracles from our scanty budget of $22billionn naira.?
And corruption is eating our budget as well...meanwhile PDP and APC supporters are defending their corrupt politicans well well...
If you want nice stuff....PAY TAXES. If you want increased funding..PAY HIGHER TAXES. Our tax rate is 0-24% In developed countries it can be has high as 50% per annum.
MODIFIED
Guys....YOU CANNOT EXPECT TO BUY A CAR OF 8 million for just 8000 naira
Yet you guys want USA , UK , EUROPEAN level of CARE for a fraction of the amount they spend there for health care??
By the way, anyone who quotes me to insult or abuse me would be reported to the mods. I have made my point without insults. You can do the same too. Uncivilized remarks would be reported. Tax free countries like UAE still have better healthcare than ours. Before you say their population is smaller than ours, ask yourself if our government has made even the smallest impact in our country. Do you have 1 just one world class publicl hospital in Nigeria?
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Politics › Re: Captaiid Mohammed Yelwa Killed By Hoodlums In Port-harcourt, Rivers State. Photo by magicminister: 5:03pm On Apr 17, 2019 |
Nice one boys... kill and destroy those bastards |
Politics › Re: APC Replies Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde Over Money In Circulation Tweet by magicminister: 4:25pm On Apr 17, 2019 |
NinjaMetahuman: show us where she protested against gej or even criticize him. It’s on the front page. Look for it. |
Politics › Re: APC Replies Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde Over Money In Circulation Tweet by magicminister: 4:22pm On Apr 17, 2019 |
Omotola protested against GEJ. Being an advocate of good governance does not mean you cannot shake hands and with the government.
Such a shame that anyone that criticizes ApC is tagged and labeled all sort of names. Their downfall will be epic. |
Nairaland General › Re: Akhigbe Nuel Odiase: Corper Dies After Falling From A Danfo In Lagos by magicminister: 12:52pm On Apr 17, 2019 |
mhizdebbygold: Observation: there's a massive increase In the deaths of youths from the mentions of ada, and so many others that their deaths are shocking did we (the youths) do something bad, what's the offence? Or is it an individual problem. Does it call for collective prayer? What's the way forward, can't just imagine this young man went to school started serving and suddenly dies! How will this news be explained to his parents and loved ones? In all we need God's protection. That man died because of our dysfunctional public transport system. A system that allows death traps called “molue” to ply the road. We have enough prayers In this country and what we need now is collective voting not collective prayers
Why are the youths letting these same old and retard thieves rule Nigeria when we can Troop out enmasse and vote for someone vision and wisdom |
Celebrities › Re: Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde Protesting In 2010 With Dele Momodu, Charly Boy.Throwback by magicminister: 12:00pm On Apr 17, 2019 |
wamiikechukwu: 2019 we go buy Benz.... 2019 there is no money in circulation.
When oyibo man say "the devil you know is better than the angel you don't know" black people tot they were lying.
Una Don see.
Meanwhile Quite unfortunate you’re still a mental slave in 2019: All the best sha. Omotola has my maximum respect. Didn’t really Bleep with her in the past but seeing that she used her platform to speak out for the largely ungrateful and docile masses, I’d say kudos to her |
Career › Re: Lady Narrates How Lagos Bus Conductor Returned Her Purse And Even Sent An Email by magicminister: 5:34am On Apr 17, 2019 |
nifemi25: This is what the country has turned our graduates to. Lots of graduates riding motorcycle. Turned to? That is what the country has always been.A country where we celebrate people for being able to send emails and returning wallet. I mean, props to the conductor though... before they call me hater. I appeal to the Nigerian Government to invest in science, technology, engineering and mathematics. The whole world has left us behind. Let’s wake the fuccck up!! |
Politics › Re: Governor Wike, The Most Romantic Governor In Nigeria (Kissing Wife Pictures) by magicminister: 8:30pm On Apr 16, 2019 |
All the blood Wike has on the hand will haunt his children. He will live to see his children suffer the way he made the children of the masses to suffer. |
Education › Re: Asomba Nkiru Sandra: Russian University, Michurinsk State Agrarian Hails Student by magicminister: 3:26pm On Apr 16, 2019 |
While I commend her honest, I’d like to appeal to Nigerian rulers to invest In Science, technology, engineering and mathematics education and creating an environment that enables its growth.
Nigeria is the largest black nation. We have great genes, intelligence, physical strength and should not be groveling at the white man’s foot.
We have to fix our country then push for unification of west Africa with Nigeria being it’s capital but we have to lead the way.
This is sad shittt... I love my country and very passionate about a greater Nigeria but I don’t know why our political leaders cannot build put selfishness aside and help build a Present where the child of a carpenter can become a doctor or teacher or president. A society with opportunities for anyone willing to work...
The Nigerian dream |
Christianity Etc › Re: Easter: Bishop Hilary Okeke Bars Members From Chieftaincy Titles In Nnewi by magicminister: 3:23pm On Apr 16, 2019 |
There’s nothing wrong with chieftancy title. #Africanculturematters |
Politics › Re: Bashir Ahmad Replies Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde Again by magicminister: 12:41pm On Apr 16, 2019 |
jayfolarin: I mentioned something similar in one of the threads I created a while back.
Nigerians want the best things. You know, things like the Europeans have but dont want to pay for it. How do expect world class infrastructures to be built when 90% do not even pay taxes. Just with Oil money
It doesn't work that way my friends. Nigerians have to collectively contribute to achieving the Nigeria of our dreams. You're definitely nt the brightest light in the room. How do you expect a citizen to pay taxes when there is unjustifiable wasteful spendings in all tier of governemtn? Why should you and i as citizens give our money to people that can't manage the money from our COMMON resources? Nigeria is an immensely wealthy country in terms of natural resources but the people that rig themselves into office have consistently pocketed our wealth and expensed it on their cronies and allies. Wake the fuccck up! |
Agriculture › Re: Cat Fish Hatching- A Sure Way Of Making Your First Million In 2017 by magicminister: 5:32am On Apr 16, 2019 |
plat0: Boss magicminister good morning, trust you're doing well. I've tried severally contacting you in the past but my efforts proved abortive. If you would remember, you were instrumental in offsetting my fees when I gained admission in 2015, I'm eternally grateful for that singular act of kindness.
I made some money off freelancing last year and I'd be willing to take the plunge. I have the financial wherewithal required to take the risk. Boss kindly shoot me a mail ( demedici758@yahoo.com). I just want to take care of my parents. My brother, I’m so sorry for missing your message. How are you doing? |
Crime › Re: 23 Nigerians On Death Row In Saudi Arabia (Full Names) by magicminister: 11:31pm On Apr 15, 2019 |
To the foreigner, we are all Nigerians. No need to rejoice over the misfortune of others. Crime has no tribe or race.
Before you call me biased, kindly go back to the Dubai robbery threat and read what I said.
We need to stop this tribalism bullshit... |
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