Health › Re: Yobe Recorded Nigeria’s Highest Fertility Rate At 7.5 Births Per Woman by mmsen: 5:51pm On Apr 29 |
Jman06: Women's fertility decline with age! What's happening down south, especially southeast, is that ladies delay marriage into their 30s and by the time they get married, fertility challenges set in.
I'm not advocating for marrying off children like you're trying to twist my words, but any girl who is up to legal age of sexual consent and who wants to have children without delays should try and marry early You say it like it's a bad thing. What is this talk of "without delays"? Whose timeline are you worried about? And for whose benefit? What is happening in the north is pure foolishness. People who cannot manage their exisitng population will double their population in 15 years. Northern Nigeria is already a hotbed of insecurity and poverty, how much worse in the coming decades ? |
Health › Re: Yobe Recorded Nigeria’s Highest Fertility Rate At 7.5 Births Per Woman by mmsen: 5:41pm On Apr 29 |
erad: If Nigeria does not look for a way to put population growth in check, forget development because no matter the rate of development, population pressure will keep making it insignificant.
We need to legalise abortion and return capital punishment. Abortion, fine. Capital punishment won't tackle the problems. You need to address the causes of poverty first, overbreeding should be at the top of that list. |
Health › Re: Yobe Recorded Nigeria’s Highest Fertility Rate At 7.5 Births Per Woman by mmsen: 5:31pm On Apr 29 |
Keme4Real: Soon Nigeria will be made up of 75% Muslims and 25% Christian. we can then confidently proclaim that we are an Islamic country and subsequently replace the constitution with sharia law.
Na that time Christians eye go clear.
So If you are a married Christian you should give birth to not less than 8.4279 children for the equation to balance. This is what you're worried about? I wonder with some of you people why religion or tribalism is the first thing on your mind. Neither has done anyone in Africa any good over the past several hundred years. You are still collectively mired in unfathomable hardship. |
Health › Re: Yobe Recorded Nigeria’s Highest Fertility Rate At 7.5 Births Per Woman by mmsen: 5:29pm On Apr 29 |
Jman06: The reason is not far fetched! Most of those northern states have their girls married off on time unlike the southern states. What is "on time"? What good has marrying off these children done their society? Are they not the hotbed of Islamic insecurity, globally? |
Health › Re: Yobe Recorded Nigeria’s Highest Fertility Rate At 7.5 Births Per Woman by mmsen: 5:28pm On Apr 29 |
Guestmale: Yes we need birth control but not through abortion.
Return of capital punishment to control population 😮😮??. Why not via abortion? It works elsewhere. |
Crime › Re: Armed Gang Invades LASU Road In Ojo, Lagos, Robs Residents, Passersby by mmsen: 3:51pm On Apr 21 |
Emeskhalifa: All these nonsense insecurities became worse in this country since our leaders went to sign that nonsense that stopped the execution of people who commit these kinds of crime.
When was the last time you hear say dem bring armed robbers out, tied them to drums and shoot the hell out of them? Gone are those days when after killing them, their dead bodies will be displayed to serve as deterrance to anyone thinking of taking that route. These days, they even reintegrate terrorists back into the society.
Woe unto our good for nothing leaders Capital punishment has never stopped crime. When the root cause of crime is hunger you must address that problem. |
Crime › Re: Cambodia's Scam Economy Hits $19 Billion 40% Of GDP by mmsen: 3:49pm On Apr 21 |
Cousin9999: A lot of white people with poor critical thinking skills have lots of money because of systemic racism, neocolonialism, and colonialism. These scammers mostly tell them anything and get their money.
However, some scamming is sophisticated and you won't know about potential threats without specific information. Take a class or two on it (watch a bunch of videos) to see what's out there. And pay attention to news about it. Some of these white people are just incredibly lonely and isolated. Everyone from the teen who steals from his parents to give to the scammer to the elderly person who drains their retirement. It's a real indictment on the social fabric of western society. |
Crime › Re: Cambodia's Scam Economy Hits $19 Billion 40% Of GDP by mmsen: 3:47pm On Apr 21 |
Mirasteel: Man so Cambodians are into scams too It's mainly run by Chinese syndicates. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Israel To Host Record-breaking LGBTQ Festival At The Dead Sea In June by mmsen: 2:36pm On Apr 21 |
Why are people who don't have electricity or running water worried about an LGBT event in a country that most of them can't afford to travel to? |
Politics › Re: Nigeria's Economy Growing Faster Than US, UK – Daniel Bwala by mmsen: 10:13am On Apr 16 |
But your population is outpacing any economic growth which wipes out all gains and sends you backwards. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria’s Insecurity Has Reached ‘state Of War’ – Arewa Forum by mmsen: 10:12am On Apr 16 |
ColdHunter: Except you have a clueless president who is claimed to be a master of politics, but not a master of governance.
Shame The current president, while completely useless, is not the primary problem. Whenever somebody from the south has suggested solutions to their myriad of problems they have rejected them When GEJ introduced Almajiri schools they rejected them, then spent the same sum on useless hajj. When GEJ suggested military solutions to their security failures they (via Buhari) said that a war against Boko Haram would be a war against the north. When people have suggested not marrying children off and forcing them to have children at 12, they said it is their right, their culture. When people suggested not having 6 children per woman, they say that is their strength and their right. |
Travel › Re: Ugandan Woman From Kampala: 'Nigeria Feels Like Home For All Africans' by mmsen: 12:54pm On Apr 14 |
She told the truth.
There are some wonderful people in Nigeria but why do they allow the thieves and imbeciles to sully their collective reputation? |
Politics › Re: Where’s The Light? - Nigerians Knock Adelabu Over Failed Two-week Power Promise by mmsen: 3:29pm On Apr 13 |
Lithiumite: That doesn't negate the fact there has been improvement in my area and my life over the past 2 weeks.......if you don't have electricity, thats your problem. This is the disgusting mentality that allows Nigeria to be the disgrace that it is. Everyone from the president on down feel the same way "so long as I am okay it isn't my problem". Even people within families, people with children speak the same way "why is it my problem?", when talking about the children that they foolishly (or out of evil) elected to have. What is wrong with you people? |
Family › Re: Michael Etumnu: Angolan Girl Is Looking For Her Nigerian Father From Imo State by mmsen: 1:38pm On Apr 13 |
bluefilm: Wetin she wan use the man do now?
Abi the woman wan begin collect child support? Everything isn't about money. Would you not want to know your father? |
Travel › Re: Ugandan Tourist Praises Positive Change At Murtala Muhammed Airport by mmsen: 7:45am On Apr 13 |
Emeskhalifa: She's from Uganda so no doubt.
Bring someone from 1st world country make we check something?? People from the States have said the name thing. They have definitely made improvements, most west African airports are better than they were a decade ago. Accra and Lagos airports both used to have a lot of petty graft. They both seem to have stopped. |
Crime › Re: Pastor Raped Me On Church Altar While Removing Seven Marine Spirits – Schoolgirl by mmsen: 3:56pm On Apr 12 |
Bahamas95: This beast should be hanged to death.
Nothing on earth would make me allow my children to live with other people as long as I am alive.
The hàtrèd I have for pastors is out of this world. I don't understand how other people cannot see how evil most of these pastors are. |
Politics › Re: Where’s The Light? - Nigerians Knock Adelabu Over Failed Two-week Power Promise by mmsen: 3:53pm On Apr 12 |
Berankis: The President said go and use Solar but you people are still looking for Nepal light. Nigerians no dey too like truth. So on top of paying nepa bill and gen fuel they should also pay for inverter and solar panels? What is the point of government? Somebody remind me. |
Family › Re: Are We Really Pampering Kids Into Stupidity? by mmsen: 3:48pm On Apr 12*. Modified: 6:52am On Apr 13 |
You people think children and chattel are the same word.
Very few of you "pamper" your children. Most of you fail to provide the absolute basics that would afford a human being a dignified existence. |
Food › Re: Do This Day's Mother's Still Maintain Sunday Rice Tradition? by mmsen: 2:22pm On Apr 08 |
Most of us prefer swallows on Sunday.
I have never eaten rice on Sunday. |
Business › Re: Airlines On The Brink Of Bankruptcy As Aviation Fuel Price Soar by mmsen: 11:19am On Apr 06 |
Reference: Okay, there you go. Subsidies, the dirty word of our present times. You said to keep these companies afloat and I will add....during pandemics, during economic super shocks, during natural disasters of all kinds.
Then when the headwinds have died down and normalcy returns government comes with the bill in form of tax hikes and surcharges. That is the way to do the do.
When is Africa, Nigeria going to think this way. That the economy is all about PEOPLE, not stats and graphs and even indices but people. So you do what is needful at all times to ensure jobs are secure, businesses are secure and investments are secure because they are very, very, very hard to get back when they are lost. No, EasyJet and Ryan Air are only able to survive and sell tickets for as cheap as they do due to subsidy. If they charged market rates they would become unaffordable and go out of business. |
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Business › Re: Airlines On The Brink Of Bankruptcy As Aviation Fuel Price Soar by mmsen: 12:19pm On Mar 27 |
Image123: How can they be on the brink, when they were charging ridiculous fare, where were they? On the drink? You'd think it's only in Nigeria that planes fly or avaition fuel prices changed. It isn't only in Nigeria that airlines are charging absurd fares. Nor is it only Nigeria that airlines are under extreme duress. The main reason why airlines in the States and Europe survive is due to government subsidy (or bailouts), without it most of them would have died a long time ago. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Kemi Badenoch Slams UK Govt For Failing To Vote Against Slave Trade Compensation by mmsen: 12:17pm On Mar 27*. Modified: 8:10pm On Apr 29 |
cdqyehyeh: She was right, The British had to force all European countries to abolish slave trade, they were movement in the UK that help does this. I mean they had to force other countries into abolishing it She isn't right. The British ended slavery because they had a mechanical advantage against their competition having looted so much wealth. Furthermore, when they ended slavery they compensated former slave owners but not the former slaves. That is insanity and a sign that they did not understand the moral or long standing issues that their evil had caused. |
Politics › Re: EU Announces New €290m Investments In Nigeria by mmsen: 2:57am On Mar 25 |
290m is a pittance compared to what they siphon. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Badenoch: Labour Party Is Making The Same Mistakes Nigeria Did by mmsen: 8:47am On Mar 23 |
Richtaiwo: What this Badenoch is saying does not appeal to common sense and logic. So if the UK is not producing enough of its own energy, which country is doing that? Global tensions pushing oil prices up bla bla bla. How does she expect any country to reserve energy that will last the duration of this global tension. And If United Airlines decides to cut flights to save money, that is personal business strategy. She sounds intelligent to stupid people. Cheap sound bites for the masses, such is politics. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Former Jehovah Witness David Hundeyin Reacts To New JW Blood Doctrine by mmsen: 3:11pm On Mar 22 |
okomile: Good that they are waking up now
A friend of mine who is a JW lost her father years ago
The man wanted to cross the expressway and was hit by a car They were asked to get him a blood and they refused. The man died
Irony was when his family decided to bury him as a Muslim bcoz that's what his family wanted
JW members had no say that day Why did they not allow him to get a transfusion as a muslim? |
Christianity Etc › Re: JW Adjustment On Blood Transfusion: Doctrinal Changes & Effects by mmsen: 9:26am On Mar 22 |
More proof that their claims are completely man made. |
Politics › Re: Hundreds Of Boko Haram, ISWAP Terrorists Hold Eid Prayer In Lake Chad by mmsen: 9:07am On Mar 22*. Modified: 9:29am On Mar 22 |
Starboytwo: My question is Are these guys Muslims??
Like, I don’t understand.
Do we have different kind of Muslims cuz my Mum is Muslim?? And I know some Muslims here in Lagos .
They all read the Quran, my Mum inclusive. Or is there different Quran The muslims along the west African coast have always been more moderate and considerate of their neighbors, survival dictated that they had to be. Once you get to Sahel, populations are more scattered and people behave how ttey like and you get to nee what you're really dealing with. |
Politics › Re: Ikwechegh Spotted In N160m Car, Days After Exposing ₦1.15T "Missing" Funds by mmsen: 9:03am On Mar 22*. Modified: 7:35am On Apr 13 |
Mrchippychappy: why is the "missing" in quotes? The funds were actually missing and he exposed it, does that make him bad?
If you have proof that he stole the money to buy his car, then go ahead and expose him and call the EFCC on him. I have never seen a group of people like Nigerians. Politicians are strangling you with corruption, someone exposed it and due to ethno-political affiliations and blind loyalty, you turn that person who exposed the corruption to your enemy. I made a post some days ago and I stand by it
I have NEVER seen a group like Nigerians. Starving to death but still playing tribal politics, "Yes, let me starve, at least na my brother dey starve me"...Brother wey no even know sey una exist. Tufiakwa.
Even as America is divided across political lines, Politicians like MTG, Fetterman and news reporters like Tucker Carlson can still speak on behalf of the people and you would have Republicans and Democrats sometimes agreeing with these controversial figures, In Nigeria? Fire go catch house, person go run come tell una sey fire don catch house, Nigerians go first check the tribe of the person telling them that the house is on fire. Wonderful!
Ethnic politics has consumed the brain of the average Nigerian. There's no saving some people. Not just ethnic but religious. It's all a ploy to divide, rule and ultimately loot. It's the same playbook that the Brits used in Nigeria. Same as the playbook that the Normans and Romans used against the Brits themselves. It will always work because human beings are fundamentally stupid. Especially true of the religious and ethnic bigots. |
Politics › Re: Cooking Gas In Nigeria More Expensive Than Saudi Arabia, Russia, India, Others by mmsen: 1:49am On Mar 22 |
sweerychick: Standard of living there compared to Nigeria is what you should focus on, you are comparing cost of place well organized and have better GDP than your country If the cost is higher while income levels are lower does that not answer your question? My question is why is it expensive in a country that does little else besides pollute its own environment for them ake of petrochemicals and churn out children that it cannot take care of? |
Crime › Re: Lead University Students Caught Paying For Phones With Fake Alert (video) by mmsen: 3:51pm On Mar 21 |
What made them think they woulh get away with this?
Who doesn't check to ensure that the money has entered their account? Especially 5M? |
Politics › Re: Tinubu Used Muslim-Muslim Ticket To Win Election – Sokoto Cleric by mmsen: 2:00pm On Mar 21 |
Who cares?
All these religious leaders do is distract and mislead.
Why do none of them prioritize competence and integrity? |