Kirchoffs:
How many brothers fell victim to the streets?
Rest in peace, young nigga, there's a heaven for a G
Be a lie if I told you that I never thought of death
My niggas, we the last ones left, but life goes on

R.I.P

Slawormir:
Damnnnnn niggarrr
Isoright

Shebi una see wetin i dey talk

If i collect small thousand yuan from this girl now through wechat- courier and alipay.....una go dey say bombing is bad
Just imagine... nor be waste she waste this morning so..
Money way boys for take buy lexus Rx 350

Ogbeni... Chinese get money.....na China work i dey do steadily

ABANGWABOI:
#ILMOVON
#Attitude
#Bliv..

Host birthday for a girlfriend not even a wife??
I don't spend on frivolities and unproductive ventures..

SweetCunt97:
Nigerians are criminally minded, discontented and downright greedy na. It's in US like Peak.

decatalyst:


1. Thank you for lending help to that frustrated man and for at least alleviating his misery for a few days with the 10k.

2. Someone can be a victim of circumstance and choose to remain a victim of the circumstance or jakpa from it! Like the common saying 'how does a poor man manage to have erection...even sustained enough to donate a baby'?

3. Clearly, the man is not living a purposeful life, neither does he have any plan to change his fortune. How can you go ahead and marry/cohabit with a lady that will largely depend on you, in that present state? Why should they choose to add or compound their misery by having a baby in that state? Gosh! No iota of reasoning!

4. As for yielding to some hogwash acceptable societal teachings of "there is blessing in marriage" is utter nonsense! Lemme use the word of this dude on Nairaland "a real niggerr" takes charge of his life and decides which way/path he want to follow.


He is simply not a man! The child should demand for "accountability" when he/she is grown!

Poseidon000:
Sup guys. I've something that have always earned the acme of my discountenance. And that's how men crudely jump into marriage in other to conform to societal dictate or for some selfish satisfaction.
This have gotten me pensive and I'll make no ado in getting to the nucleus of the issue.

Yesterday, I was headed toward gwarimpa, and on my way I noticed a disheveled young guy around Efab estate trekking by the express.
As a rule, I always give such guys 'lift,' because i was once with a female colleague in a lonely path that seldom have cars coming our way, suddenly one private car stopped and when I tried entering after my female colleague boarded, the SIMPson bounced me out and zoomed off with an empty back seat.

That incident birthed in me a sense of solidarity and understanding of what men go through just for being men, but yesterday, I was so incensed by a botch job my mechanic did that I drove past. After about 4 hours when I had everything sorted and was heading back, I saw the same guy heading toward my direction again(it's a dual carriage way) and he was sweating profusely, so I beckoned on him to enter. We got talking and I inquired why he's trekking such a long distance. He said: he went to look for a job that wasn't successful and he's going back to Arab road.
But this is just a miniscule of the guy's travail. He grew up in abject poverty.In fact, they gave birth to him and his sister in an uncompleted building. His dad died in that building, his sister got pregnant for some riffraff and they started what we call "abuja marriage", his mom subsequently fell sick and died in the same uncompleted building. Then the owner of the building decided to complete it, and drove him away.

Now, this guy was able to get another uncompleted building to stay, and as I'm typing this, he's with wife and kids. This is a person that don't have food at home and can not afford N150 to and fro.

I gave him 10k but I was so mad with him; I mean, I was disconcertingly appalled that this guy will think of marriage in his privation. Why not be a little bit comfortable before considering marriage, instead to face life with the dignity of a breadline.

Sadly, this is the same mistake lot of guy's have been making thinking they'll fall into some stupendous money as soon as they marry, and this is mostly perpetuated by religious charlatans who say; a man's destiny is predicated on his future wife, that as soon as he gets married, the special blessing tied to marriage will start opening way for him.

That's a mendacious twaddle that will leave you in a precarious situation. Please guys, have 'comfort' afoot before you dabble into marriage.

What's your take on this?

jayfolarin:


I understand what you were going for but your comment was relayed in present tense and thus could subconsciously register in the minds of the uninitiated as current realities. Hence the need to be cautious with presentation.

Olanipekun1:


RIP legend

my favorite of his song

On a warm summer's eve
On a train bound for nowhere
I met up with the gambler
We were both too tired to sleep
So we took turns a-starin'
Out the window at the darkness
The boredom overtook us,
And he began to speak

He said, "Son, I've made a life
Out of readin' people's faces
Knowin' what the cards were
By the way they held their eyes
So if you don't mind me sayin'
I can see you're out of aces
For a taste of your whiskey
I'll give you some advice"

So I handed him my bottle
And he drank down my last swallow
Then he bummed a cigarette
And asked me for a light
And the night got deathly quiet
And his faced lost all expression
He said, "If you're gonna play the game, boy
You gotta learn to play it right

You've got to know when to hold 'em
Know when to fold 'em
Know when to walk away
And know when to run
You never count your money
When you're sittin' at the table
There'll be time enough for countin'
When the dealin's done

Every gambler knows
That the secret to survivin'
Is knowin' what to throw away
And knowin' what to keep
'Cause every hand's a winner
And every hand's a loser
And the best that you can hope for is to die
in your sleep

And when he finished speakin'
He turned back toward the window
Crushed out his cigarette
And faded off to sleep
And somewhere in the darkness
The gambler he broke even
But in his final words
I found an ace that I could keep

You've got to know when to hold 'em
Know when to fold 'em
Know when to walk away
And know when to run
You never count your money
When you're sittin' at the table
There'll be time enough for countin'
When the dealin's done

You've got to know when to hold 'em (when to hold 'em)
Know when to fold 'em (when to fold 'em)
Know when to walk away
And know when to run
You never count your money
When you're sittin' at the table
There'll be time enough for countin'
When the dealin's done

You've got to know when to hold 'em
Know when to fold 'em
Know when to walk away
And know when to run
You never count your money
When you're sittin' at the table
There'll be time enough for countin'
When the dealin's done

OgunLaakaye:


Who are the real people of God.

You this Africans never seem to amaze.

Infront of critical thinking when clear cut recommendations are most priced, religion is the only thing an average African can offer.

We talking of an epidemic. And you talking God's people.

Oya tell us who are the God's people so we can use them to combat the virus.

Nikiballerz:

www.pornhub.com

Slawormir:
Damnnnnn niggarr

No six packs
Bunch of untalented Moda fuckkkers in the Nigeria music industry
Sometimes i go just dey vex for Nigeria songs and their artiste
That is why I dey always listen to song from people like Them weekend
Imagine dragons
Sia
Katty pery
Passenger
Bruno Mars
Avicii
Twenty one pilot
The Chainsmokers
Dig the kid
Cold play
Khalid
Maroon 5
Calum scot
John legend
Selena Gomez
Post malone
Ellie Goulding
Christiana aquilera
A great big world
Rita ora
Clean bandit
Dua lipa
Martin garixx
Major Lazer
The night
Edsheeran
Taylor swift
Especially that post Malone. That guy too sing
Even them head bangers like young thug
Future
Lil uzi vert
21 savage
Lil pump
Migos
French Montana
Milk mill
Better pass our Nigeria artiste

mynd1:
FYI, I am not a boko haram sympathiser and I will never be. If u lack common sense to understand my point,i am sorry it's not my fault. Go sort urself out cause u clearly needs help. Damn!

Thales01:
It is baffling how this social degenerate enjoys a widespread acceptance among the Nigerian youths who are ever eager to join any existing craze.This is indicative of a worrisome paradigm shift in what we deem condemnable or what is worthy of celebration.
This is evident in how people who condemn wrongful things in this country are labelled as ”bad belle or enemy of progress" while the Nigerian youths brazenly celebrate inanities and trivialize intelligent contributions.That explains why a talentless and unapologetic rascal like Naira Marley is famous while alented folks like brymo,Johnny drille and many more are not given the recognitions they deserve.It also explains why the current crop of the Nigerian youths are not socially and politically woke.

tunbosun9:
Life has taught me that everything is ultimately meaningless. Our existence, our accomplishments, our failures, our petty and great worries, our passions, our experiences.... Everything! All transient and meaningless in the ultimate scheme of things.
This lesson, if internalised, would force you to swallow a massive chill pill.

Xisnin:
See this educated illiterate blaming the victim for his own death. Look at all the mental gymnastics he put in to exonerate the killers. SMH

NoGender:
Your Grammar sef dislocate my neck.

Girl wey you dey cry for has probably gone fucking in another niggas crib.

You swallow lizard for mouth? What was stopping you from making your intentions known from the first day, just tell her one big talk;

"I can't seem to understand my self since I left you the previous time, I'm losing it and have got no coherent way to put this. Do I like that I've got nothing to say when we see? Not inherently, but please understand that I may be meandering and trying to lull but I've got you and your thoughts full to the brim in my heart"

Two seconds she go..!!

Hedonini:
They will ask you disdainfully - "is it by English"? But you're supposedly educated. And English is the only language of formal education in Nigeria, so what are you saying?

It's a shame how mediocrity is exalted while meritocracy is relegated in Nigeria. Big shame. Is this the best the APC in Bayelsa can put forward? Why don't we like putting our best foot forward? Just look at a primitive peasant like Buhari for example. He is the fucking president. Welcome to Nigeria.

paix:
Does it mean the country is on auto pilot?

TopNotchdecor:
This is Venice Italy fooded after a heavy downpour of rain.. I’m not glorifying in misery but at least we know it’s not only Africa that is subjected to natural disasters but it happens all over the world. But I also understand that Africans are the problem of Africa, because these developed countries don’t use every opportunity to shame their government, rather they buttress their opinions in a way that is not undermining or targeted against political correctness.. let’s learn how to be civil and optimistic in tackling our problems.. #commonsense

partnerbizn5:
Rip bro.

Life is difficult.
Scott Peck in his book"The Road Less Travelled" agrees; as that was his first sentence.

If you haven't thought about suicide before, it's either you have no big dream or haven't had any serious misfortune.

I still remember the UNN student's suicide note.

"They said they came looking for me. I didn't drown. I was the water"

With the above words, Emeka Akachi left this meaningless world.

The truth is that those who are in pains should endure. Nothing is guaranteed. No one is special. Anyone can die, have an accident or fall sick. You can lose your source of income or money in business. Life is uncertain.

St Augustine says that Grace does not prevent pains but gives the victim, the resilience to bear it.

In his book, "Man's Search for Meaning" Frankl V asserts that we may not control what happens to us in life but we can control how we react to it

The world is chaotic and in disarray. Nobody understands how the world works. Bad things can happen to good people. No explanation to this. It's part of the chaos in the world.

Before you finish reading this post, 25 people must have died from complications arising from lack of good water.

137 people commit suicide in the US every day. Yes every single freaking day.

No justice in the world.
A rapist and murderer can marry, have kids and become rich in life. Karma fast asleep.

A thief can steal your corn, plant it and it bears him fruits. Huge harvest. Karma will be sleeping.
No justice, for if there was justice, the earth ought to have known that the corn was stolen, and prevented it from germinating and bearing fruits.


Again, God is not omnipotent in the literal sense. HE is all these while being dressed in borrowed robes.

Don't argue this part if you are shallow or aren't conversant with Aquinas and Augustine's works in this area.

I will stop here before I make some people despondent.

Search for knowledge and meaning has dealt with me shaa. At times, I wish I could unlearn...
.It's well!

Slawormir:


Damnnnnn niggarrr

I must tell you Nigeria is good

All we need to do is get rid of hypocrisy and injustice

Especially that "hypocrisy thing"
that is why Nigeria haven't seen a cataclysmic revolution because we claim to hate corruption whereas we don't actually hate corruption we are just angry we aren't the one carrying out the corruption

Bunch of Moda fuckkking hypocrites

igbesachick:


of course i m a man , dont be misguided by my account name.

igbesachick:


i am a chinese, i mentioned this already in other posts.

okrikaboi:
If this country needs prayers alone we would have been the most powerful, the richest and most sought after on Earth. The average Nigerian lacks "reason" ask a Buharı (or anyother politician) supporter why he supports Buharı trust me the nonsense that will come out of his mouth will vibrate your hand to give him/her a slap.

Bacteriologist:
To massage the ego of a sadistic, masochistic, misogynistic, vain, invisible, insecure, totalitarian, powerless Jewish deity called Yahweh.

And of course to enrich the pockets of pulpit bandits in the name of god.