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socialmediaman:Which virus? |
socialmediaman:What are you fighting? You should be worried more about the shitty economy instead of a virus that is nonexistent in Nigeria. ![]()
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Sphinxvally:Shut up! Ask yourself why covid didn't do damage here as it did in many parts of the world? You want to be logical abi? Let's go there! ![]() After going to the polls to elect nincompoops and nonentities, you expect men of GOD to clean your mess. The many deaths in Nigeria are direct results of dumb electoral choices made by people like you. Continue voting in the worst set of people and expect miracles. ![]() Go and sleep!
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Omodua:Credible? Please let's not wash dirty linen in public. ![]()
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Yampotatocarrot:It appears they have removed that comment of mine. Very shameful of whoever did that. I was shocked at the attacks I got. As I said earlier, some people do not deserve to bring children into this world. I am so irritated. ![]() |
oldtruth:The father deserves street flogging for pushing the child back to place where they had threatened to kill him. ![]() |
Oblongata:Shut the hell and read everything I wrote instead of picking on a line to spew rubbish. You must be an irresponsible father yourself. ![]() Some of you don't deserve to have children. GOD forbid, I almost had this same experience with my ward who lived with me while attending a boarding school in my city. After one session, I pressured his parents to withdraw him. I already gave details of what transpired in his case in a previous thread. I don't have time to banter words with another apparently irresponsible father who doesn't know where to place blame. ![]() If we had child protective services working well in this country, many of you would never have children. Bunch of irresponsible infidels...yes that's what the Bible calls you lots. The father failed to provide timely fatherly protection. He still pushed the boy back the same place where they had threatened to kill him. Maybe because he and his wife were too busy 'working' for money. ![]() You are really pissing me off. Don't ever mention again in defense of that idiotic father.
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[quote author=Merelyn post=108207529][/quote]You must be mentally slow. Go back and read again. Did you see me lay any blame on the late son? The father takes full responsibility for the loss. ![]()
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Marriage never dey hungry this one. Having a single child is like having a one goal lead in an ongoing match. Make your deductions whichever way you want. After asking the man to destroy his fertility while you keep yours, what becomes of him when something goes wrong between you both in the near future? It means you would have rendered him useless. A very funny and evil demand. You want to render him useless after just one child. That man should run away!Do you even know how it feels like to be impotent? Yes, impotent because the semen will be useless whether it's a little drop or a tankful. You want to take away his manhood just like that? I think you should go for adoption and avoid marriage all together. You don't seem to be into marriage. Whoever ends up with you will be making a great mistake... No offence intended. ![]() Conclusion. Adopt a child and stay unmarried. ![]() |
It is getting clearer. The school management kept the boy in school thinking the pain would go away, sadly it didn't. Now the small boy has gone away. Unless the victim's parents are highly connected, they may never get justice. I don't mince words. The culprits are out of Nigeria already. They will not be found. Even when investigations are made, all the culprits' records at the school would have been destroyed by the school management to frustrate the supposed investigators. We live in a dysfunctional society. The worst that will happen is that the school's operations will be suspended for a period of time on 'mere' grounds of negligence. A slap on the wrist, unfortunately. ![]() I won't end without passing some blame on the victim's parents. They didn't observe their son well enough. They must have tormented him several times before the big one that took his life. Some will come here arguing blindly. Keep quiet and learn. I had a nephew in my care. His parents enrolled him in an elite boarding school in my city. I had the responsibility of overseeing his welfare. After about a session in the school I noticed changes in the way he interacted. He was looking depressed, and always falling sick. Then once he came home with a serious leg injury. Do you know the school never called to inform me that he had such an injury which made him sick? It was when I went to pick him up that I saw how badly injured and pale he looked. I was shocked. I stormed the school secretary's office to demand why they failed to contact me after this degree of injury. He claimed they didn't need to since they could manage it. I was furious. I asked my nephew how he sustained such injury, he claimed it was during a football match. I refused to accept his story. Next thing, I convinced his parents to pull him out because I could not guarantee his safety there anymore. We pulled out of the school and sent him to a day school. He is way happier and brighter now than when he was at the boarding school. Boarding schools are not bad, but always interview and observe your kids during visiting days and when they come home for holidays. While visiting them, take them to a corner, even inside your car. Check their body for bruises and marks. Remove their shirts and see things for yourself. It is your child we are talking about. Money doesn't raise children, parents do! ![]() |
It is getting clearer. The school management kept the boy in school thinking the pain would go away, sadly it didn't. Now the small boy has gone away. Unless the victim's parents are highly connected, they may never get justice. I don't mince words. The culprits are out of Nigeria already. They will not be found. Even when investigations are made, all the culprits' records at the school would have been destroyed by the school management to frustrate the supposed investigators. We live in a dysfunctional society. The worst that will happen is that the school's operations will be suspended for a period of time on 'mere' grounds of negligence. A slap on the wrist, unfortunately. ![]() I won't end without passing some blame on the victim's parents. They didn't observe their son well enough. They must have tormented him several times before the big one that took his life. Some will come here arguing blindly. Keep quiet and learn. I had a nephew in my care. His parents enrolled him in an elite boarding school in my city. I had the responsibility of overseeing his welfare. After about a session in the school I noticed changes in the way he interacted. He was looking depressed, and always falling sick. Then once he came home with a serious leg injury. Do you know the school never called to inform me that he had such an injury which made him sick? It was when I went to pick him up that I saw how badly injured and pale he looked. I was shocked. I stormed the school secretary's office to demand why they failed to contact me after this degree of injury. He claimed they didn't need to since they could manage it. I was furious. I asked my nephew how he sustained such injury, he claimed it was during a football match. I refused to accept his story. Next thing, I convinced his parents to pull him out because I could not guarantee his safety there anymore. We pulled out of the school and sent him to a day school. He is way happier and brighter now than when he was at the boarding school. Boarding schools are not bad, but always interview and observe your kids during visiting days and when they come home for holidays. While visiting them, take them to a corner, even inside your car. Check their body for bruises and marks. Remove their shirts and see things for yourself. It is your child we are talking about. Money doesn't raise children, parents do! ![]() |
tolue42:That guy need better slap like this. He is void of commonsense. ![]()
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Emmypure:Is this inferiority complex or what? You have no shame! ![]()
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Newton2024:Oga he is a Muslim! Go through his previous posts! |
Tithe this, tithe that, nosy busybodies. Tithe is an established divine covenant that no human being or spirit can change till the world ends. You all can continue to cry, it won't kill a fly. ![]() Why another person's relationship with GOD is giving many of you headache is a mystery I am trying to understand. You don't pay tithe, then shut up! Nobody is forcing anybody to offer anything to GOD. ![]() What GOD has instituted, no man can repeal! Long after you are dead, rotten and completely forgotten, believers will still be obeying the covenant of tithe. I have already enveloped my tithe to deliver in church tomorrow Sunday. Now, run along. ![]()
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MufasaLion:Crybaby. ![]()
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MufasaLion:See this noisemaker! ![]()
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byrron:Mr Educated, you are actually the ignorant one here whose mind satan has blanketed not to know that you are under demonic oppression. The devil is sieving you bit by bit. Wake up! ![]()
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basketbrain:You must serve GOD by force.
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Terrier99:Innoson can keeping deluding himself about a takeover. Those judgments and orders he is securing here and there are going to be buried in the dust till eternity. |
Those who believe Innoson will take over GTB are just delusional. Leave those court judgments. We have many court judgments and orders lying in the trash can. Eventually they will settle out of court. It takes executive power to implement a court judgment. In a million years this government or the next will never back its executive agents carry out any judgements backing Innoson's taking over GTB. Leave emotions out of it. If a takeover is allowed to happen in this manner, it will set a destructive precedent in the banking industry. You think CBN will fold its arms and let an individual take over a bank through a court judgment? Never going to happen! Last last, the matter will be resolved politically at a roundtable. If Innoson refuses a political solution, then he will end up as the sole loser. |
Biodun556:They can only try this nonsense in Lagos because the state governor is a bit sane. I bet you this nonsense can't happen in Rivers state. Since Wike cured the madness of Ipob, nobody told them to take their foolishness out of that state. Wike would have ordered severe flogging on these stupid loafers who are bent on denting the image of Lagos. |
shiwex:Don't throw away your commonsense because of political affiliation. If they were scared then to appear at the panel, why are they not scared anymore? Foolishness is a crime! ![]()
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waldigit:Gibberish! Them say them say is garbage. ![]()
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LordviccoDaGuru:Hard drugs kill! ![]()
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Mercychen:It's good your sister left everything at the point the school owners acted responsibly, and also considered the age of 'grandma' and her hypertensive daughter. Sometimes it is good to let go so that we don't cause irreparable losses that will hunt us going forward just because we want revenge. Imagine if she insisted on taking further actions against the school, and 'grandma' kicked the bucket out of shock? Na another matter we go come dey talk. Please commend her for letting go. The boy's tooth will grow again by GOD'S grace. Shalom! |
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DubaiLandLord1:Keep quiet! At least the school owners have shown responsibility. That should do. The hospital bills will be paid with her salary. Now what else do you want? ![]()
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XOGBADO:Go and sit down. ![]()
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thebosstrevor1:You have seen the future. This is exactly how this whole drama will end if he is released. I think this is Buhari's best strategy to end this madness. ![]() |
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Having a single child is like having a one goal lead in an ongoing match. Make your deductions whichever way you want.