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This publicity monger has been given audience by Nl. This man has fundamental issues that needs to be addressed first. |
BuddhaPalm:See one of my earlier posts. The girl in the song was neither a wife nor a girlfriend (we can discuss this angle later). It was a one night stand, after a night of booze and drugs. Go figure! |
elmagnifico411:Irrespective of your gender, a sane person should never make this sort of comment. No matter the context, you you make the reading public doubt your sanity when you make comments like this. |
StOla:Was the girl in the song his wife or girlfriend? Your analogy is faulty. This was a one night stand after a night of booze and drugs. In that scenario how do you overcome reluctance with an almost total stranger? Using her hotness in bed as a proof that she consented is like saying it is impossible for a rape victim to physically enjoy the sex. Or that if a rape victim achieves orgasm, she/her was not raped. |
BuddhaPalm:Let us take your argument further. What did she say or do that he alluded to as being Story for the gods? |
voltron:Not just a sick society but a sick world. If Ched Evans can have supporters then you know the world is nearing extinction. |
rman:Dude, No means No. Whether she is pretending or not. No real man mistakes or misinterprets that. If she says she does not want it and you forcefully have it, it does not matter whether she somersaults while sucking your d.ick, the fact is that you have violated her. Neither does it matter whether you were high on monkey tail or not. |
agrovick:what is it promoting? |
Here are two defenses for the song. Both are detaield and thought provoking but I am afraid the best they do is allude to a blurry line. Rape is too serious an issue to imply even in the vaguest of terms. http://afrovii.com/2014/10/26/story-for-the-gods-a-deconstruction/ http://olatoxic./2014/10/26/olamides-story-for-the-gods-an-exposition/ With this much dexterity and word play in an indigenous language, this guy just wasted it. If you want to defend a lewd song, try Prick no get shoulder. A song I will not be ashamed of God hearing me play. Depth with relevance. |
I have read both sides of the argument. I am going with the rape one. If you have a sister and/or a daughter. You will see that even the defense against the rape point is blurry at best and rape is not something to be implied even in vague terms. This song has crossed the line. Somethings must not be sacrificed for the sake of beats and melody. I liked the song without understanding the lyrics but the video put me off. Now it is a complete NO for me. |
I have read both sides of the argument. I am going with the rape one. If you have a sister and/or a daughter. You will see that even the defense against the rape point is blurry at best. This song has crossed the line. Somethings must not be sacrificed for the sake of beats and melody. |
atlwireles:You will make a good diplomat. I like your politically correct choice of words. |
atlwireles:Easier said than done. Where were they when Wike was pocketing the party machinery? As it is,e go hard for even GEJ to dismantle Wike. They are dealing with a very dangerous and rugged character. I have genuine pity for Rivers people. |
TheRealAdonye:Where were does strong contenders when Wike was literally collapsing PDP structures into GDI? The painful truth is that PDP in Rivers state is in Wike's pocket and if they don't want him,they have to beg and cajole not threaten him, The man is viscous. |
Jarus:Whay has been a distant relative of Atedo Peterside got to do with it? Absolutely nothing. I am not convinced about this choice. Abe seemed a more rugged politician. Wike is as rugged as they come. I doubt the gentleman conduct of Dakuku will survive the jungle that Wike is about to unleash. The election in Rivers state next year will make the wild west look Ike an edition of Barney or sesame Street. The worst thing pdpd members did was allow Wike to hijack the state structure. Dakuku is not a grass roots politician. Another Fayemi in the making. |
Infomizer:You are wicked o! |
rattlesnake:Poor man's anthem. |
In saner environments the Attorney General of the Federation and the prosecutor in charge of this case would have resigned 5 mins after the judge threw the case out. This is as direct as an indictment can be. |
AjanleKoko:Oga, You see my missed calls and sms? I hope you are fine? |
900 million for tents? There is no honour among thieves! Even death is an avenue for looting in this country. No fear of God, no respect for the devil. |
The document showed that the lion share – N900 million – was used for the procurement of isolation tents which were supposed to have been distributed to the 36 states and FCT; N315,315,000 was meant for the purchase of vehicles; medical and diagnostic supplies logistics and technologies gulped N182 million; while research for virology/genomics got a measly N30 million. |
Contrary to the perception among the state governments that the N1.9 billion approved by the federal government last August to contain the outbreak of the Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) would be distributed among the states and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), it has emerged that the money was used by the Federal Ministry of Health for the procurement of vehicles, isolation tents, secretariat and logistics support, and psychological support, among others, THISDAY has learnt. However, health ministry sources further revealed that not all the states got the materials supposedly procured for the containment of the Ebola virus. Shortly after the Liberian national, Patrick Sawyer imported the disease into the country, President Goodluck Jonathan had declared a national emergency for the control and containment of the virus in Nigeria and approved the immediate release of N1.9 billion for the implementation of a Special Intervention Plan. The Special Intervention Plan included the establishment of additional isolation centres, case management, contact tracking, deployment of additional personnel, screening at borders and procurement of required items and facilities. However, two weeks after the announcement, controversies arose over the disbursement of the funds when the Lagos State Government cried out that it had been utilising its own resources and had not received a farthing from the federal government. Shortly after the outcry, the federal government released N200 million to the Lagos State Government, while Rivers State, which battled to contain the Ebola disease when it was imported into the state by an ECOWAS official, also got the same amount. But a document exclusively obtained by THISDAY, detailing the breakdown of how the N1.9 billion was utilised by the health ministry, showed that areas like research in virology and genomics got very little funds while money was allocated more than once to coordination, logistics and surveillance activities. The document showed that the lion share – N900 million – was used for the procurement of isolation tents which were supposed to have been distributed to the 36 states and FCT; N315,315,000 was meant for the purchase of vehicles; medical and diagnostic supplies logistics and technologies gulped N182 million; while research for virology/genomics got a measly N30 million. Other areas to which the funds were allocated included: active surveillance – N29 million; infection control – N11.5 million; planning, coordination and collaboration – N93.5 million; again, coordination – N13 million; outbreak investigation – N25 million; routine surveillance – N10 million; and case management – N30,156,000. In addition, for the purpose of safe patient transfer, the health ministry set aside N10 million; laboratory surveillance got N5 million; accelerated completion of the Gadua Centre Reference Laboratory in Abuja got N180 million; and the complete upgrade of the eight zonal NCDC (National Centre for Disease Control) laboratories got N65 million. Other areas were logistics support for response (DTA, accommodation, etc) – N15 million; psychological support – N2 million; secretariat and logistics – N3.7 million; and sensitisation and public awareness campaign on EVD – N72,377,500. |
fireforfire:You are incapable of holding a discussion. I feel genuine pity for those who have the ill-luck of knowing you in real life. |
lagbaja:I see your point and my comment does not disregard that too. Whether you have a nanny or not, you should pay attention to your child. It has little to do with working or having a career. A bad parent is a bad parent. Also a bad nanny will wreck havoc irrespective of a good parent. Will the housewife carry her child everywhere? At some stage the child will be at home alone with the nanny. Harm could happen once and you find out immediately after bit it has happened. Some people are against nannies but leave their children with neighbours and neighbours nanny for brief periods. Is that not hypocrisy? |
fireforfire:You are too daft to appreciate reasoning. Reasoning is not something you have a grasp of, so i will just let your illogical ramblings slide. Most mothers make great effort to know what happens but thebtruth is that once you are not there for a length of time you are vulnerable. That is why a good maid is inestimable. It is better you don't have a bad one than relying on 'putting your eye for ground'. I do not expect you to understand such simple issues. You mind is too simplistic for such. |
fireforfire:Your comment seems to stem from a position of ignorance. Not every working woman enjoys being away from their children. Most do not. The economic realities makevit inevitable. Most families can't even meet up with two pay cheques. Will the children starve? Will they be home schooled? Are those needs free of charge? Try and engage your brain a little more before you involve your fingers. It is almost impossible to keep a career without maids when you have kids. Not every woman has a mother or relative available to baby sit. It is a necessary evil. However, i think it is one area where parents should be extremely prayerful about. Some of us have had consistently good nannies and it is not a coincidence. |
madjune:Na people like you been dey hope say Ebola go last for naija. Bad market. |
SAVEDBABA:Stop exhibiting your daftness in public. Keep it for private consumption. |
BackDatAssUp:They are learning from PDP |
Yes |
cbrass:Is that the basis of your silly assumption? |
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