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Family › Re: Men Who Provide Everything Should Not Share Chores by member13(m): 5:26pm On Oct 02
Igbophobia:
So women who provide something should do no chores?
The OP didn't say something; he said EVERYTHING. So if a woman provides everything, then of course, she should do no chores. The man should do it. That's only fair.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Rula Jebreal Calls Hakeem Jeffries A Monkey by member13(m): 4:26pm On Sep 08
BlackViper:
What's funny is that this journalist Rula Jebreal has a Nigerian father and a Palestinian mother and she belongs to a group which receives funding from the Open Society Foundation (OSF) which is owned by George Soros, who is a Jewish billionaire😂

So if a black person is a monkey for working with Jews, what does that make Rula Jebreal who is taking money from George Soros?😂
Her father is not a native Nigerian; he was simply Nigerian-born. She is not half Black. She explained this in an interview a saw a while back.
Family › Re: My Sister Is Pregnant For My Husband So I Deported Them Back To Africa - Lady by member13(m): 11:53am On Aug 04
When she claimed that her younger sister—without pressure—divulged who impregnated her, that’s when I knew she was bullshitting. And the husband proposing to marry the younger sister also lends to my belief that this is a fake story to create slop content.
Celebrities › Re: 'I Am A Nobody without My Native Language' - Rudeboy Shades Brother, Mister P by member13(m): 12:21am On Jul 30
The irony is almost everyone who criticized Peter used English to communicate their thoughts. People named Elizabeth, Jaden, Chris, Anna, Michael, Abigail etc were all piling on him, lol.

Ask yourself this: whatever criticisms you have of Peter, could you communicate such ideas completely in your native language? I have never met a single Yoruba person (I speak the language myself), younger than 40, who could speak the language without using English words.

We don’t read in our languages. We don’t write in our languages. Most of the movies we watch are not in our languages. We argue with one another in a foreign language. Our religions are foreign. Most of us dress in foreign attires. We give our children foreign names. We even argue against using our languages in our schools because we believe they are not practical. No cartoons in our languages. No poems in our languages. No historical stories in our languages, etc

When someone has a British or American accent, we place them on a pedestal and look down on those with funny accents in a language that is not their mother tongue.

I was expecting an Igbo person to post a video in full Igbo but they all used English. Let’s keep deceiving ourselves.
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Tiv Language Translator by member13(op): 8:12am On Jul 27
Peak11:
Do you still need the services of a Tiv language translator?
Yes, I have added the WhatsApp number to the original post. Thank you.
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Tiv Language Translator by member13(op):
Oshin56:
please give me your WhatsApp number
I have added the Whatsapp contact to the original post. Thank you
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Tiv Language Translator by member13(op): 2:19am On Jul 27
Oshin56:
Can i link you with a TIV friend
Of course. I'd really appreciate it.
Jobs/Vacancies › Tiv Language Translator by member13(op):
If you are fluent in Tiv, and can translate into English, then I'd like to hire you for a couple of hours to help me translate some voice notes in Tiv. We can communicate through WhatsApp or Zoom or you may commute to where I am in Lekki. It's all your choice.

Thanks.

The pay is N10k per hour.

Thanks everyone. I hired three people here already. The position is now closed. Have a nice day everybody
Celebrities › Re: Korra Obidi Cries As She Buys Petrol $100 Per Litre For Her SUV In US by member13(m): 10:38pm On Mar 10
That woman is just using folks to catch cruise. It says $100 for 17.244 gallons (gallons not liters).

The conversion ratio is 1 gallon = 3.78541 liter, so 17 gallons = 64.352 liters for $100. That is, 1 liter is $1.55 = N2165.35
Celebrities › Re: James Van Der Beek Dies Of Bowel Cancer At 48 by member13(m): 5:50pm On Feb 13
joromii:
American? That's a Dutch name braaahh
Every American name is from other continents. Even their language is from England.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Spain To Grant Legal Status To Half A Million Undocumented Migrants by member13(m): 4:59am On Feb 01
malali:
You’re mixing up having a modern country with actually belonging to a land. People don’t need a European-style nation with flags and borders to be real or legitimate. Before Europeans arrived, Native people already had their own lands, leaders, rules, trade, alliances, and wars. That’s a society. Calling them “just tribes” uses European standards to dismiss cultures that already worked on their own terms.

And if being somewhere a long time is what makes someone truly belong, then Native people,who lived here for thousands of years,have a stronger claim than anyone whose family arrived a few hundred years ago. The word “American” comes from the land, not from Europe. Europeans didn’t create belonging here; they took over a place that already had people. You can’t change the definition after you arrive and use it to exclude those who were already there.
If time on the land is the only metric, then every border in the world is 'illegitimate' because someone was always there before. But history isn't just a waiting game; it’s about who establishes the lasting institutions, the cities, and the laws that define a civilization. We call it 'America' because of the civilization that was established 400 years ago. To say those who have been here for 20 generations are 'immigrants' because of what happened 10,000 years ago makes the word 'immigrant' meaningless. At some point, a people becomes indigenous to the culture they actually created.

And I believe that you are wrong about the origins of the word "American." The consensus among historians is that "America" is a Latinized version of the Italian explorer Amerigo Vespucci's first name. In 1507, German cartographer Martin Waldseemüller created a map and chose to name the new landmass in honor of Vespucci, who was the first to realize it was a separate continent and not the eastern coast of Asia.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amerigo_Vespucci
Foreign Affairs › Re: Spain To Grant Legal Status To Half A Million Undocumented Migrants by member13(m): 7:57pm On Jan 30
malali:

Semantics.....George Orwell laws.
First amongst equals.

If you are not a native red Indian in America. You are an immigrant.
Sir, I disagree. I have friends who have been here for over 20 generations. They are no longer immigrants. They are deep in the soil. Their ancestors built the whole city they reside in (in the south) and they have history for centuries. They are the real Americans. No one was called an American before the Europeans got here. They were just tribal folks who hadn't established any sort of country here. Can you deport these so-called "immigrants"? Absolutely not, for they belong here. It is not semantics at all.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Spain To Grant Legal Status To Half A Million Undocumented Migrants by member13(m): 5:57am On Jan 29
malali:
Trumps father is an immigrant in America
Though I understand your point, it is has a slight error, since his father was not an immigrant. His father was born in New York to immigrant German parents. His mother, who was born in Scotland, was an immigrant. Anyone born in America is not an immigrant.
Foreign Affairs › Re: I Had No Electricity For 6 Months: American Families Struggle With Energy Prices by member13(m): 9:03pm On Jan 14
Nnamdipapa:
You live in a single room? I respectfully call BS. I paid more than $350 monthly electricity bill for more than 5 years, with the amount going to about $500 in the winter months. This excludes the gas bill, and most live to pay bills in Western countries. It's a pre-authorized debit that gets yanked from your account every month. You still get to pay even when you are dead.
No, I live in Playa Del Rey in a 2 bedroom 2 bathroom, and I have a roommate. Fall and Winter bills, of course, are usually the highest. I have uploaded, so you can see for yourself.

Foreign Affairs › Re: I Had No Electricity For 6 Months: American Families Struggle With Energy Prices by member13(m): 7:25pm On Jan 11
Nnamdipapa:
I am on band A, about 23 hours of lights a day, blasting 5 AC non-stop in Lagos Nigeria and the monthly bill is about $55. I have zero credit card, line of credit or loans. You couldn't pay me enough to live in those western countries again.
I live in Southern California and my LADWP power bill is every two months. My average bill from 2019 till now is about $81.13 ( which is $40.57 monthly). You can't compare Nigeria to America because the US is just too big. California is about half the size of Nigeria (46% to be precise), so the power bill will vary from one area to the other. This lady's bill is just an outlier and it baffles me how she is paying $1800 per month.
Family › Re: Marriage Is Not For The Weak, Selfish, Or Irresponsible Man by member13(m): 1:22am On Sep 13, 2025
RevenuesBoost:
Note: This write-up focuses primarily on men. Check out my thread for the perspective on women.

https://www.nairaland.com/8516244/wwww-marriage-not-unteachable-combative
Ma'am, in that same thread, you also wrote:

Many men continue to act irresponsibly, while more and more women are stepping up and taking responsibility for their lives.

For generations, society has placed the blame for failed marriages and poorly raised children squarely on women’s shoulders. In response, many women have learned to take full responsibility for their choices, knowing they’ll be held accountable either way.

This thread focuses specifically on the mistakes women make that often lead to broken marriages. I’ve already shared a separate thread addressing men’s faults — and interestingly, women didn’t react with hostility. That’s because they’ve long been conditioned to fight for their homes, being told they are the “home builders.”

Many men, on the other hand, have been raised to deflect blame — to see the woman as the problem, regardless of the situation. That mindset is one of the biggest reasons marriages continue to fall apart.
So when you were giving your perspective on women, you still found a way to blame men. No matter what happens, every blame ultimately lands on a man.
Travel › Re: Tinubu’s Foreign Trips Offer Little Relief For Struggling Embassies Abroad by member13(m): 3:07pm On Sep 09, 2025
Presidents in functioning countries take vacations in their respective countries but our leaders travel to foreign countries for their vacation. This is embarrassing.
Foreign Affairs › Re: “From Third World To First.” How Lee Kuan Yew Transformed Singapore by member13(m): 6:10pm On Sep 06, 2025
budaatum:
We are a democracy! We don't "allow". You contest and campaign and hope you win and are elected.

Personally, I am disappointed my tribe man beat my desired Peter Obi. But knowing it took Buhari three turns to win, my hope is not lost, though he needs to organise better than he currently is.
So our current President, Mr. Emilokan, won because he organized better? And you are certain that our next president will not be from the North? So other tribes have equal chances of also winning? Oga, this is Nigeria na.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Hamas Confirms Death Of Gaza Military Chief, Mohammad Sinwar After Israel Strike by member13(m): 12:15pm On Sep 02, 2025
Wow. I don't think I have ever seen this many deleted comments before. If only there were a way to figure out what these posters wrote.

Anyway, I am tired of this never ending Israel v. Hamas brouhaha. I have said so much about this conflict in the past and I am now out of words.
Education › Re: Mathematician Over To You? by member13(m): 4:36pm On Aug 17, 2025
maisauki:
In the first transaction, he made 10 bucks,very correct
BUT
When he wanted to buy it again, he had to source for 10 bucks to add to the 70 in his hands to make 80 for the new buying price
Why assume that he didn’t also source the initial $60? Why is everyone assuming he only had $60 to begin with. The problem simply says that he bought a goat for $60. It didn’t say that a man with a capital of only $60 bought a goat for $60.
Education › Re: Mathematician Over To You? by member13(m): 4:32pm On Aug 17, 2025
Ayokequeen:
Many of you shouting "he made$20 profit" are not fit for business at all because the likes of you usually take the gross as your overall profit while forgetting to remove some contingencies and be left with the net.

He started the business with $60 and made $10 profit in the first transaction making $70 altogether but he bought the same item back at $80 (a loss of $10) and then sold it back at $90 (a profit of $10 cancelling the first loss)

The guy made no profit.
The problem did not say he started the business with $60. It simply said he bought a goat for $60. No one knows how much he initially had. Why would you assume he spent all his initial capital on buying the goat? I have a business and I have never, ever spent all my capital on buying anything.
Education › Re: Mathematician Over To You? by member13(m): 1:53pm On Aug 17, 2025
To those of you who said he borrowed $10 to buy the goat again, why didn’t you assume he borrowed $60 to buy the goat in the first place?

The question does not say anything about borrowing. If we could assume that he had the $60 capital initially, then he probably had more than that. What if he had $1000 initially, then he would be making $20 in profit.
Politics › Re: A Tribute To A Fallen Leader by member13(m): 6:26pm On Jul 13, 2025
Another Nigerian leader has died in a foreign hospital. Shameless country; useless leaders; useless citizens; bottom of the totem pole worldwide.

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