Christianity Etc › Re: Pastor Caught With Juju Banished From Igboland With His Family (Pics, Video) by monex(m): 12:26pm On Jun 21, 2017 |
NwaAmaikpe:

Why did they put them at the back of the Dyna as if they are rams?
This is humiliation at it's peak. its |
Education › Re: FG Denies Removing CRK From Secondary School Curriculum by monex(m): 12:22pm On Jun 21, 2017 |
udumosam23: The problem is not in the merging of subjects into civil and national values. schools can determine which religion to teach in place of the other.
The problem lies with the seventh subject. Either Arabic or French. Now the question is why Arabic? Why not any other foreign language.
There are more important languages than Arabic which as far as I'm concerned is not different from Islam.
Students will be left with no option than to sturdy Arabic in place of French because of the limited number of French teachers across the country as compared to Arabic that every Muslim can teach.
The solution is, if you must bring in Arabic, then increase the number of optional languages to balance the odd. It won't be wrong bringing in Hebrew, Greek or Latin to correspond the slide. there are christians who would be interested in leraning arabic abeg o. I would be interested |
Politics › Re: Women Throw Their Wrappers For Nnamdu Kanu To Walk On (Photos) by monex(m): 8:34am On Jun 21, 2017 |
YOUNGrapha: Nnamdi kalu is just one lucky overrated educated illiterate.........
I'm very very upset about how my tribesmen adore this payed political instrument called nnamdi kalu  exactly. and FG made his arrest and everything look like a big deal. Person wey one DPO suppose arrest for one local police station. DSS got involved thereby giving him plenty media coverage. the guy is a semi-illiterate tout with delusions of grandeur. no more than that |
Romance › Re: Sudden Increase Of Single Ladies Above 28: Ways Of Salvaging The Situation by monex(m): 7:58am On Jun 21, 2017 |
IamKashyBaby:

Aha...well, some of us that are still single, simply bcoz we dont go down with all the BS some men will bring on the table...
Some of us are busy chasing our own dreams..dream to be a selfmade woman..
And some of us, juz dont believe in marriage as a true happiness..Marriage is NOT for everyone anyway.. this is great and I sense you really dont believe in marriage. however, i know a lot of ladies (even guys now) who join this bandwagon without true convictions. A friend asked me and i told him i would be very miserable if i am not married. this is honesty. guys and ladies be honest with yourselves and ask the question. Will i be ok with being unmarried? If your answer is no (that is marriage will bring you some happiness) then abeg actively work towards it rather than deciving yourselves. indeed there is a clock and this clock exists for both guys and ladies. |
Politics › Re: Buhari Suffers Speech Impairment In London, Cabal Caused Igbo Quit Notice - SR by monex(m): 7:41am On Jun 21, 2017 |
balanceofterror1: I learnt that he pronounced his wife's name as Aishawo instead of Aisha. Can you imagine?. you insult a man's wife because of your hatred for him and his tribe. You online tribalists are just terrible people |
Politics › Re: Northern Youths Write Osinbajo, Beg Him To Allow Igbo Go With Biafra by monex(m): 1:36pm On Jun 20, 2017 |
APCsupporter: There would only be a massacre. Nothing like chaos exactly my point. it cannot be legal/government backed. that does not even require a biafran declaration. thee level of tribal hate already can lead to that. |
Romance › Re: Man and Woman are different.. Nothing like Gender Equality by monex(m): 12:06pm On Jun 20, 2017 |
Tayeni: I think what every lady should demand from their society is the assurance that her options are open and with no restrictions or glass ceilings whichever path yiu decide to toe. Whether you choose to be a stay at home mom or a boardroom lady, you should support this. In Nigeria though, more women are needed in productive or economic endeavors. And men should see this not as a threat to their existence or selfworth. Men should have more confidence to accept this. I think rejection of this comes from a place of insecurity. perfect!!! This is what equal opportunities mean |
Romance › Re: Man and Woman are different.. Nothing like Gender Equality by monex(m): 11:12am On Jun 20, 2017 |
there are so many variants of feminism. well for me, when i talk about gender equality, I talk about equality in dignity and opportunities. I do not mean that women should be encouraged to be men. We all have our roles/obligations to society and these roles aren't same.
it is societal stereotypes (including the some variants of feminism) that makes certain roles women are naturally inclined to play look like inferior roles.
Instead of society to glorify roles like nurturing children that women are naturally gifted towards, society (including some feminists) make it look like the woman is a slave and needs to be empowered to seat at board rooms etc.
I know a girl who quit her job in Nigerian Breweries to teach and nurture orphaned down syndrome kids. That's an empowered lady !!! |
Crime › Re: Victim Slashes Manhood Of A Rapist With Razor In Katsina by monex(m): 11:06am On Jun 20, 2017 |
oshe11: I HOPE THE PLEEK CUT COMOT FINISH OOO.....
Well...... IF U NEEDED PROOF ABT OSIBANJO BEING NOTHING BT A MERE PICTURE IN THE PRESIDENCY, THE LATEST CHARADE ABT THE REMOVAL OF C.R.K IA THERE FOR ALL TO SEE..... ABBA KYARI ABI HABA KWARA IS CALLING THE SHOTS WHILE OSI IS BUSY ON A FUTILE VISITATION LIKE HE DID TO NIGER DELTA and you did not know Abba KYARI was christian before you spread this your cock and bull theory. Indeed, most tribalists are usually very ignorant. |
Politics › Re: Northern Youths Write Osinbajo, Beg Him To Allow Igbo Go With Biafra by monex(m): 11:00am On Jun 20, 2017 |
LionDeLeo: Shut the bleep up and pack your things jare, who get time for all these yeye explanation. As u dey go pack your properties inside container and move.
Nonsense. pack from where. I am neither Igbo nor do I stay up north. |
Politics › Re: Northern Youths Write Osinbajo, Beg Him To Allow Igbo Go With Biafra by monex(m): 10:59am On Jun 20, 2017 |
APCsupporter: You think the illiterate abokiii and afonja government will let them renounce their citizenship? stop dreaming bro. it's automatically a mass deportation once biafra is actualised not so simple unless you want chaos and dystopia |
Romance › Re: Man and Woman are different.. Nothing like Gender Equality by monex(m): 10:57am On Jun 20, 2017 |
there are so many variants of feminism. well for me, when i talk about gender equality, I talk about equality in dignity and opportunities. I do not mean that women should be encouraged to be men. We all have our roles/obligations to society and these roles aren't same.
it is societal stereotypes (including the some variants of feminism) that makes certain roles women are naturally inclined to play look like inferior roles.
Instead of society to glorify roles like nurturing children that women are naturally gifted towards, society (including some feminists) make it look like the woman is a slave and needs to be empowered to seat at board rooms etc.
I know a girl who quit her job in Nigerian Breweries to teach and nurture orphaned down syndrome kids. That's an empowered lady !!! |
Politics › Re: Northern Youths Write Osinbajo, Beg Him To Allow Igbo Go With Biafra by monex(m): 5:53pm On Jun 19, 2017 |
LionDeLeo: What's this one saying?
You want to leave the zoo, but after leaving, you will physically remain, which kind logic be dat? So the agitation has been about spiritual "leaving" all along?
Are you confused?
So, you mean you will be a biaflan and be competing for business and residential spaces with Nigerians without being PROPERLY taxed as a foreigner? (Which is even subject to approval by Nigeria govt).
Pls in which obodo is this done? the people you talk about still have their nigerian passports and are yet to renounce their nigerian citizenship. A referendum first and then they accept biafran citizenship and then you talk about foreigner tax. asking them to leave their properties and businesses for you to take over is wrong. |
Crime › Re: "How I Escaped From Evans Cell After They Concluded To Kill Me" - Pharmacist by monex(m): 5:34pm On Jun 19, 2017 |
IHEJIRIKAisBOKO: Okay, so I heard some ipob guys saying Evans was arrested because he is an ibo man, that the Nigeria Police are jealous of his success because he is an industrious kidnapper . One of them said : ''why have the Police not arrested kiddnapers from other tribe?'' ''They delibrately arrested Evans because he is a biafran'' ''The Police should stop marginalising biafran criminals''
#FreeEvans take your tribalism off here mister you yoruba & igbo tribalists can be very nauseating |
Crime › Re: "How I Escaped From Evans Cell After They Concluded To Kill Me" - Pharmacist by monex(m): 5:33pm On Jun 19, 2017 |
dessz: na now e dey remember to talk wetin happen if na you, you go come out while dem never catch kidnapper? |
Crime › Re: "How I Escaped From Evans Cell After They Concluded To Kill Me" - Pharmacist by monex(m): 5:32pm On Jun 19, 2017 |
lofty900: Just imagine this level of wickedness, the man is struggling to pay back the loan they took from the bank to pay Evans and only God knows what all other victims are suffering right now. All those people saying free Evans, I hope you never encounter this kind of misfortune in life. Evans should face the firing squad. Forget about the crocodile tears his wife was shedding, it's all fake and staged just to attract sympathy. They lived large on the sweat and blood of others and they're saying forgive. I repeat, let the guy face firing squad. and i thought it was actually #freeevanswifeandmother That is the one we should be debating. even that is a long debate sef |
Politics › Re: Shehu Sani Lists 10 Factors Blocking Nigeria’s Progress, Unity by monex(m): 5:11pm On Jun 19, 2017 |
nextstep: You forgot the Nigerian people. We
13. vote along every line except actual merit and fitness for the job 14. do not honour hard work, but hail the chief whose source of wealth is questionable 15. want to chop at all costs... unwilling to do good work, but always hustling... who cares about quality? 16. insist on supporting foreign economies: buying their goods, travelling and investing in foreign lands, educating abroad. 17. don't want to pay other Nigerians fair price, but will overpay for Oyinbo mind for the same work. 18. won't pay tax, but insist on excellent infrastructure 19. won't dispose of trash properly, then complain about floods 20. already planning to bypass electricity meters 21. won't invest in our communities, but have no problem being the #1 champagne consumer of the world 1000 likes |
Politics › Re: Shehu Sani Lists 10 Factors Blocking Nigeria’s Progress, Unity by monex(m): 5:08pm On Jun 19, 2017 |
mars123: All these ones join but mostly, failure to practice true federalism and control of individual resources. It would go a long way to fast track our development.
Who then like can use his IGR to import grass from the moon to feed cows or fly pilgrims to mecca or give everything to militants. That time, it won't concern anybody.
Overall, we just need to amend our archaic constitution. that was his number 7 if you read it |
Politics › Re: Northern Youths Write Osinbajo, Beg Him To Allow Igbo Go With Biafra by monex(m): 5:02pm On Jun 19, 2017 |
alcmene: No one said you shouldn't clamor for a One Nigeria.... the issue is that you have been ordered to leave North by the hosts. So quickly and quietly return to your region and continue your one Nigeria chant.. mpama and what makes you think he is based in the north also. what makes you think the clamour for biafra means igbos in the north should leave. it is like saying the scotts should physically leave london because they wanted to leave the UK |
Christianity Etc › Re: A Simple Rebuttal To One Very Common Argument Made By Atheists . by monex(m): 8:36am On Jun 19, 2017 |
dalaman: Most of your write up is just so nonsensical that I don't know where to begin from. Everything written up there is just empty assertion that makes no sense at all. I will just take one of them and show you that your assertions are false.
This is completely false. How can the pinnacle of moral perfection engage on evil? The bible is some.places has God doing evil, and apologizing for his evil deeds.
(Exod. 32:14), “And the Lord repented of the evil [/b]which he thought to do unto his people.
If ye will still abide in this land, then will I build you, and not pull you down, and I will plant you, and not pluck you up: [b]For I repent me of the evil that I have done unto you. Jeremiah 42:10
Why is your God doing evil and repenting? A perfect God that is the pinnacle of morality that goes about doing evil is impossible.
As usual you have come to just expose your self and you weak and ill thought out arguments that make no sense at all. OPs assertion of God being good does not portray it well as "God is goodness" or "God is the perfection of good". better lets put it this way - good simply means what pleases God while evil means what displeases God. We get our nature of goodness from God. Any number no matter how large becomes a zero when compared to infinity. any time no matter how long becomes the tiniest second when compared to infinity. Therefore, our good, no matter how great, remains imperfect unlike God's perfect goodness. The context of evil in that biblical phrase comes from use of english. evil here is justice while repenting is mercy. |
Celebrities › Re: Tonto Dikeh Dressed Like A Man To Her Son's School On Father's Day by monex(m): 10:29am On Jun 17, 2017 |
Violet95: Nah, I think you are the one Yaba left needs to claim as a patient because you make statements so stupid that one begins to doubt your sanity. What is insane about a mom dressing up like a man to make her son happy? You're daft and you don't even know it bruh... would you say same if a single father dresses like a woman (fake boobs and all) to make his daughter happy? |
Celebrities › Re: Tonto Dikeh Dressed Like A Man To Her Son's School On Father's Day by monex(m): 10:26am On Jun 17, 2017 |
Genea: because she is independent now and would not let herself be trampled on, u decided to give her these attributes? Smh, I wish to be like her, I say no to men like u and Churchill, dah disgraceful fellow who can't save his family from the drama he caused you do not now the truth about what happened between Tonto & Churchill. Be careful about wanting to be like her. Sometimes times we see others issues through lenses forged from our own life experiences. |
Crime › Re: Inmate Cries His Way To Freedom From Keffi Prison by monex(m): 6:19pm On Jun 16, 2017 |
juman: A disorganized country.
God knows the number of people in prison, in that category of bailing money thing. if you do NGO or church/mosque associations that do prision bail services, you would weep at the number of prisoners that couldnt pay the option of 5k bail |
Politics › Re: The Early Mistakes Of President Muhammadu Buhari Administration by monex(m): 6:17pm On Jun 16, 2017 |
sarrki: God forbid baba forgive me. just saw that wasnt you jare. that was @Atiku2019 you sound like a paid agent still though. very little rationale in your arguments. it is more like someone who must earn his pay |
Romance › Re: PHOTO: Another Nairalander Dazzle In Interethnicity Prewedding Picture by monex(m): 5:57pm On Jun 16, 2017 |
Clone2020: What's the essence of all these pre wedding pics? They look so cheesy, forced and totally unnessary. one of the first rules to make it un-cheesy is to use clothes with no inscription. just pictures of some of your best moments while dating + one or two classy deliberate pre-wedding pics will suffice |
Politics › Re: The Early Mistakes Of President Muhammadu Buhari Administration by monex(m): 4:56pm On Jun 16, 2017 |
Gravas: Thank u. This is why everybody on this forum like u. Your ability and willingness to listen and reason makes u stand out on this forum. Sarrki talks like a paid agent jare Sarrki that was spamming threads with Atiku 2019 just a year ago. haba na ! |
Christianity Etc › Re: Nathaniel Bassey's Hallelujah Challenge Featured On CNN by monex(m): 2:29pm On Jun 16, 2017 |
photoshoot: I get, but giving the excuse of network not good, isnt to me palatable enough, if you are indeed willing to join, Instagram wouldn't deter you at all. It is God we are praying to not network, besides you could do so with your immediate family. I agree |
Family › Re: Woman Beaten By Her Husband For Refusing To Have Early Morning Sex (Photo) by monex(m): 2:23pm On Jun 16, 2017 |
ekems2017: Madam sorry for the punching. But I believe you know that your hubby loves sex why not give him a quickie or talk to him the way he will understand. There are some men who do not joke with sex. You should know your hubby by now. Although what he did was wrong he is suppose to also respect your feelings. Now you can't attend the conference again and he still took it by force. Sorry dear next time Even though you are not in the mood just open your leg for him to do whatever he wants to do so that you can go your way and peace will reign. Don't give him room to have a side chick cos he will put the blame on you. Once again sorry. naija is finished. see mentality chai!!! |
Christianity Etc › Re: Nathaniel Bassey's Hallelujah Challenge Featured On CNN by monex(m): 3:03pm On Jun 15, 2017 |
photoshoot: You don't really need to be live on Instagram to join the worship, you could have your own playlist of praise and worship and you are good to communicate with your maker. why do many families pray as a family rather than individual prayers? Fellowship of the brethren |
Christianity Etc › Re: Nathaniel Bassey's Hallelujah Challenge Featured On CNN by monex(m): 3:02pm On Jun 15, 2017 |
seunny4lif: Will that develop our country or will it make our economy great ? Possibly yes. some of the prayer points are for Nigeria and her economy |
Politics › Re: Biafra Vs Arewa Face Off: The Five Major Issues We Must Not Fail To Understand by monex(m): 3:54pm On Jun 14, 2017 |
Mujtahida: I understand her logic and that of another guy I responded to(my response to him you just quoted) but that's just plain legalism without understanding the dynamics of human nature, culture, history and relationships. Remember this touches not just on culture but religious culture. I lived in Akure. They have pagan festivals that they do sometimes during which all shops would be locked till say12pm. Clearly that amounts to a violation of constitutional rights but as a wise human being who respects people you just abide by it. Even Pastors will tell you to respect it just for PEACE AND AMITY to reign. Next day shops will open and business will go on as usual.
I understand their thinking and it's very tragic. What it means is that I as a Nigerian will not bend a little to accommodate and show respect for the culture of other Nigerians -religious one at that-to the extent that it can even cause conflict but when I get my own Republic and a foreigner I will respect that same culture because I have become a foreigner. Is this not why Nigerians can defecate on public highways and mess up public utilities here in Nigeria (no respect for maintenance and hygiene culture) but they will carefully abide and act properly when they travel abroad. You see how poor, how debased, how twisted our thinking is?
As a Nigerian I should respect the cultural values of other Nigerians and not expect foreigners to do so. I didnt see your second response to the other guy. Meanwhile, i absolutely agree with this post |
Politics › Re: Biafra Vs Arewa Face Off: The Five Major Issues We Must Not Fail To Understand by monex(m): 2:36pm On Jun 14, 2017 |
Mujtahida: Why is it so difficult for people to understand things. So in other words when you have Biafra you will respect their culture there because you are foreigners and they are foreigners to you? As in while you cannot respect (according to you because of the constitution) the culture in the North as Igbo Nigerians, you will respect it as Biafrans in the North of Nigeria when Biafra becomes a reality? Constitution? Don't you have commonsense? This is your logic: Nigerians should not respect the culture of other Nigerians because we are all Nigerians but foreigners should respect the culture of all Nigerians because they are foreigners.
I am shaking my head. No wonder we are in this mess. Please how old are you-no vex-cos I like to interact with matured minds. I am shocked at your logic. while i agree with you and disagree with her. This is her logic for clarity: She is obligated to obey the constitution and only that. if the constitution as at today does not forbid something, She is not oligated to do it out of respect for culture/religion. If Biafra comes and then she is a foreigner in Nigeria, she will respect Nigeria's constitution which should include not drinking beer during fasting or not wearing bumshorts. for the records, the above logic is not sensible too |