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bukatyne:Well the guy already gave her this one for Christmas, so I don't want her to find out what her New Year's gift will be...moreover who even knows what he's planning to wear that day, God have mercy |
MetaPhysical:In Arabic language, some letters swallow the "L" in the definite article "Al" "R" is one such letter, so "Abd-al-rasheed" becomes "Abd-ar-rasheed" And "Abd-al-salam" also becomes "Abd-as-salam" But "H" is not one of them. So "Abd-al-hakim" remains "Abd-al-hakim" And also "Abd-al-karim" remains "Abd-al-karim" So there was nothing wrong with how he wrote it; its just to remind people not to pronounce the "L" in his name. |
Typhoonsbane:The pool was too small to warrant a lifeguard. |
yampro:Capslocked Junior. |
DavidEsq:A crazy story demands a crazy response..just imagine! Na so pesin go chop beating for Christmas ![]() Some people are just spectacularly mad sha |
We dont have all the details but according to what youve said, youd better escape with your children to your parents or siblings. Or his own parents, if you get on well with them. I mean you should do it before New Year. Without any announcement. The guy is already in another galaxy; I guess you wouldnt want him to take you with him. |
Exactly, something was wrong with that pool. They were either sucked down by the pump or electrocuted. The hotel will never admit it and the government wouldnt like anything to affect their tourism bucks. So they will stick to their story. RIP. |
crackhaus:Lol, and you must definitely be female.... in fact all of us are lying ![]() |
TonyeBarcanista:Lol, you wrote as much as I did but because I dont agree with you, its "too many talk". You are just trying to twist the scriptures to suit your purpose when in reality there is no need for that. Just do your polygamy in good faith and accept whatever comes out of it. Its not possible that God cares about every aspect of your life but suddenly doesnt care how many wives you have. You can go and check what the parable of the 10 virgins was talking about. It has nothing to do with polygamy. Where in ancient Jewish culture does a man marry 10 women at once? You need to confirm the Roman and Jewish stance on polygamy at the time Jesus was speaking. The metaphor of Christ and the church was about Jesus and the church body and not individual Christians, so stop manipulating scripture. St Paul clearly stated that a man was to have one wife. It doesnt matter if it was addressed to elders. What applied to the elders must have applied to everybody else or does it mean that St Paul also permitted Christians in non-leadership roles to do whatever they felt like ![]() If you want to have a discussion then have it; dont keep twisting and writing off my points without any evidence and dont make things up to console yourself because nobody is an illiterate here. |
yeyeosoronga:This why I said you keep missing the point. I am not denying all these things at all yet you keep going into more and more detail. Ive already said that if they cant do anything then its not for anybody to blame them. Politeness or rudeness wouldnt have helped the patient? Are you serious? So there is nothing in a doctors training about how to handle an emergency professionally or how your conduct will affect the outcome? Dont you think all the insult and screaming and shouting is bad for somebody with a traumatic injury who is in shock already Im sure thats part of ethical practice, dont you think?Whether they should or should not have been in the hospital is a different matter which you have already expounded in great detail and nobody can disagree with you on anything youve said concerning that issue. But the point is now that theyre in the hospital, what do you think the best way to deal with them is? Shouting and screaming? That poor lady will remember that night and the crazy things that happened for the rest of her life and youre here acting as if it doesnt matter. Its wrong. For you to say that it doesnt help the patient or it wont bring solutions to "true" emergency is narrow-minded and insensitive. Its not only maxillofacial surgeon that matters. Everybody on that team matters and has an effect on the overall patient experience in that facility! This is how to improve indices. By holding staff to good standards and seeing the humanity of your patients before acting. In developed countries you can get suspended for abusing a patient like that, do you know that ![]() Whats the point emphasising that "help was sought on the wrong quarters" but ignoring what actually happened in those "quarters" and even dismissing it as "bruising ego" How can you talk about "receiving appropriate care" when holistic patient care has everything to do with conduct and manners? |
TonyeBarcanista:No, its not patronising and thank you for the compliment. To be honest, I was approaching the topic from a logical viewpoint and not one with any other influence. Its a statement of fact that a man can marry another wife but not vice versa and its another statement of fact that this often happens because the man is not sexually satisfied. I have also been on the receiving end of some funny comments for advising somebody to submit not because I want them to be enslaved but because in the situation, its just the logical thing to do. I think people sometimes get caught up in lofty ideas without considering the situation of the person they are advising. You dont always need to fight and quote human rights charter to get what you want. Though there is a place to stand up for yourself, I dont think it should be done anyhow; at least you can assert yourself with wisdom and not just fighting indiscriminately because you dont want the guy to think you are a fool. At least you can be a fool temporarily if you know what youre aiming to achieve with it. For me o, I cant advise somebody to go on sex strike with their husband for no good reason unless Im trying to scatter the marriage so thats where my own answer was coming from. |
TonyeBarcanista:Like I said, cultural practices are cultural practices and our society recognises them just as God recognised them at various points in the Bible; that doesn't mean that they are necessarily supported or encouraged by Christianity, it just means that some entities choose to acknowledge the fact that some people would like to go down that route. The first and perfect partnership between Adam and Eve that was ordained by God was not polygamous. You're accusing me of changing scriptural position when you haven't even checked the ones you're calling. The parable of the 10 Virgins was not about some guy coming back to marry 10 women but about the women in a bridal party waiting for the groom. The bride was not even involved in the story! The relationship is between Christ and the church yet you now want to split it into Christ and his individual followers which has nothing to do with that particular passage. Who is changing what here ![]() There are plenty of examples in the Bible of when polygamy led to at best distraction and at worst strife. The Bible is supposed to be a realistic guide for life which is why those stories are included, so that we can see the imperfections of the people in there and avoid making the same mistakes in our own lives. You can see that you couldn't answer the question on whether a church would marry two people into a polygamous partnership, that should Tell you that such marriages are not justified in Christianity even though the Bible recognises that they take place. You are right that how somebody handles their home is the deciding factor, polygamous or not but Christianity is all about following the path that will set you up best for the future, and polygamy doesn't! No need to keep twisting Bible into what you think will justify your actions, if it's what you want you go ahead and do it and be content with the consequences. And by the way you should make a distinction between what was ordained by God in the Old Testament, what was tolerated by God in the Old Testament and what was corrected and reordered by Jesus in the new one. |
bdchange:What you're saying doesn't make any sense; nobody here is advocating for adultery at the expense of polygamy. A Christian man should not be polygamous. A Christian man should not be adulterous. If they have understood those facts, whatever they do in their spare time is their own problem. |
TonyeBarcanista:I do not have a issue with acknowledging the reality of cultural practices but at the same time, you should try to be sincere. 1 Timothy 3:2 Therefore an overseer must be above reproach, the husband of one wifeYou mentioned Adam; how many wives were brought out of his rib? Why is Christs relationship with the church described using the analogy of a husband and wife? How many churches are there? Will any Christian church on the planet agree to marry a second wife for you at the altar of God? Even though the Bible does give instances of polygamous marriage, does it support it or just explain that they happened? What was the outcome for those polygamous marriages on the person and their family? Were they positive or negative? I stand by my comment; a practising Christian has no business with polygamy even though that avenue is open to him. By the way, how did you know what passage I was referring to if that's not exactly what Jesus meant If a man becomes "one flesh" with his wife, how can he then become another flesh again with another woman? |
cococandy:Yes, tradition is subject to change but I was just pointing out that as of this moment in time, a man is free under customary law to marry another wife without being divorced from the first one. If an individual decides that that arrangement is not suitable for her she is equally free to leave. But that doesn't stop the practice from being perfectly legal. Internalizing defencelessness is not the point, in fact your entire post is going off the point. I asked you what your argument is with a man going for another wife, not woman, on the sole grounds of being deprived of sex for no good reason. That's the the post that you quoted me on and now you're saying that it has nothing to do with you. So why quote me if its nothing to do with you? Whether you think it should be the case or not is not the point. The point is that it's a possibility at this moment in time. |
TonyeBarcanista:I don't have any except "one man, one wife". Do you have any that support it? I see polygamy as a traditional institution and not a Christian one. |
bukatyne:Yes, that's right. A practising Christian man has no business with polygamy. We can hope that the person has some kind of Christian conscience, but I was just pointing out that he is not bound by law to indulge it. So like you named it, the "Christian man's problem" actually has a solution and a wife would be foolish to totally discount it when it's a distinct possibility. |
cococandy:Youre talking about "soft targets" rather than objective facts. We may not like it, we may not be comfortable with it, we may not accept it, yet its still permitted by tradition so its possible on first principles. The one youre talking about is saying no, kicking against it, threatening divorce, calling family meeting and other things that you do to make your displeasure known. All of that may work, somewhere down the line. But in the first place the point is that if youre not sleeping with the guy and you dont have a good reason (health, tiredness, temporary reaction for a perceived grievance) then if he comes up with another wife (not girlfriend o) as a solution, whats your argument against it? |
bukatyne:Christianity is not the point; marrying multiple wives is permitted under customary law in this country. We are in a constant balancing act between religion and tradition in marriage and in our lives in general. What you wrote afterwards is not contrary to my opinion. However we are not talking about an agreed fasting period but a situation where the man is not satisfied. The fact of the matter is that he is within his rights to go and get somebody else, no matter how much we may not like it. So if you dont want that to happen, its naive to unilaterally remove sex from the relationship when you are already in a weak position. Since you yourself cannot go and marry another husband yet he can go and get another wife. |
This is pathetic...King and Queen engaging in instagram battle... obodo nke a emebiwo |
Its just a fact of life that men are permitted to take multiple wives but not vice versa. If withholding of sex for an extended period without any solution is the sole reason for the man doing this then the wife only has herself to blame. |
alexyanalysis: MedicH:Thanks |
yeyeosoronga:Yes, its too broad. You stated that "until we start directing our anger at the right quarters, we wont make progress" yet you dont want anybody to be angry with the hospital who messed up in the first instance. I notice that people here have a habit of excusing the culprits in a situation in a bid to hold the government accountable. What you people need to realise is that those 2 things are not mutually exclusive. The government is at fault, yes. But that doesnt mean that the private hospital was justified in its conduct. Both parties have their own responsibilities. You are being broad and general when you should also be specific in order to pinpoint the areas of failure in this particular case. All the bolded is true but what you didnt pick from my comment was that I said that the hospital "should have done what they could". If "what they could" only included politely informing them that regretfully, there was nothing they could have done but "here, let us help you transfer her to where they can help her" or "Let me connect you with a surgeon who I believe could help" then nobody can fault them for that. If documentation was not the point then why were they acting as if the woman is a hot potato that they dont want to scold them If they cant handle it why not just say so?Their insolent and barbaric behaviour is not befitting of a group of medical professionals, full stop! They have no right to abuse and insult people who came to them for help when helping them is their job. Why didn't the ambulance service come when called? Are they non functional?All youve written here is true and you are right to ask these things. My own was just that the hospital had no right to behave the way they did just because the other parts of the system are not working. If we're going to hold all these elements accountable then the hospital should also be included. |
TonyeBarcanista:Yeah, you are right. |
Sheriman:Lol and you are even more of an idiot than I am! You better find one Alhaji daughter who will accept you ooo so you will not suffer unnecessarily |
yeyeosoronga:This stuff youre saying is relevant but a bit too broad for this topic. The fact is that the private hospital should have done what they could since there was no ambulance. If they wanted to protect themselves from litigation in case she died in their care they should have filed correct paperwork showing that they intended to send her on to a more appropriate facility All the noise they made there was very uncalled for. |
fkj950ax:Thank you. So they dont know how to refer a patient again? I just despair for this country |
pestrolus2002:But they didnt need to abuse him like that did they? Cant somebody give a piece of advice without being rude? |
DaRuud:You see? People are just crazy |
FrLukas:Wow...I heard it with respect to some middle eastern countries but not around here...hmmm... Crazy world we are living in... |
MhizJoyce:Exactly! Let her face her husband and squeeze the "caring" out of him instead of implicating an innocent soul ![]() |
Tarabye:Lol if I ball with my daughter is it a crime? No be wetin oyibo dey call "bonding" Abeg shift joor make I collect my coat and canvas snap better photo wey I go deposit for instagram ![]() |
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